Large Sum Is Payable to National Bank Circulation
Treasury officials say the $11,000,000 second installment of Secretary Shaw’s call will largely enter National bank circulation tomorrow. The 20 percent government deposit call previously yielded about $13.5 million, with $4.5 million more paid early. Total call amount is roughly $29 million, leaving about $11 million due in the division maturing tomorrow.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Shaw
Insulters of Flag Punished by American Leader
Oston Mass July 14 Dr Henry Hull supreme grand master of the Orange institute announces action to punish members involved in the insult to the American flag at London Ont He orders immediate suspension of every American member who participated and demands suspension of the guilty Canadian members by Supreme Grand Master Sproule of Canada.
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Oston
Mass
Henry Hull
The
Orange Institute
Order
London
Ont
Hull
Sproule
Canada
Gen Wood Under Knife on Cape Cod
Reports from Pocasset Cape Cod say Maj General Leonard Wood underwent a delicate operation to remove a bony growth on his head. The procedure was reportedly successful and Wood is rapidly recovering after a head injury from a past accident.
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Heston
Pocasset
Cape Cod
Leonard Wood
Wood
Blood Poison Ends Life In Moline After Arm Injury
Claus Erickson, a Massachusetts native who lost an arm in a Rock Island road accident at Seventeenth street, Mo ling, died at the Moline hospital from blood poison caused by dirtground into his arm stub during the dragging on the track. He was about 30 years old. A stockholders suit was filed in Council Bluffs on behalf of 2,500 National Masonic Accident Association members to challenge the February sale and transfer of assets to North American Insurance Company of Chicago.
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Claus Erickson
Rock Island Road
Seventeenth Street
Moling
Moline Hospital
Massachusetts
Council Bluffs
Iowa
National Masonic Accident Association
Des Moines
North American Insurance Company of
Chicago
Cotton Activity Triggers Sharp Break in Prices
New York July 14 renewal of selling in the cotton market caused a severe price break, driving values more than five dollars a bale below last Monday's high. The decline forced heavy equidation in trading and unsettled the market.
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New York
Sanity inquiry ordered for Mrs Mary McKinney of Aledo
State's Attorney Graham of Mercer county Illinois has served Dr Sanger Brown in Chicago with a request for information on the mental condition of Mrs Mary McKinney of Aledo, who is alleged to have been privately removed to Brown's Kenilworth sanitarium. She and her husband face an indictment for torturing Stella Grady, a child placed with them by the Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society. The case has heightened speculation about her mental state.
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Chicago
Graham
Mercer County
Illinois
Sanger Brown
Mary McKinney
Aledo
Brown
Kenilworth
McKinney
Stella Grady
Illinois Childrens’ Home and Aid Society
German Swedish alliance discussed as naval show of force
Stockholm reports a German Swedish alliance is seriously contemplated after talks between Emperor William and King Oscar. In Swedish waters, Germany plans a major naval demonstration with battleships and cruisers arriving at Gothenburg Uddevalla Stockholm and Karls Skrona through August. King Oscar meets William aboard Hohenzollern and is made a German grand admiral.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
William
Oscar
Williams
Germany
Gothenburg
Uddevalla
Norrkopping
Karls- Skrona
Gefle
Sweden
Gustave
Emperor William
Prince von Buelow
Hohenzollern
Foreign Office
Berlin
Kiel
Stough Shot Dead in Rooming House Quarrel
In St Louis Missouri on July 14 Raymond V Stough, a bricklayer from Concord North Carolina, was shot and killed during a dispute over cigarette smoking. T John Freasier, a painter, fired the fatal shot and fled as witnesses chased him through the streets.
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St. Louis
Raymond .V. Stough
Concord
N. C
T. John Freasier
Stough
Indictment of John W. Hill for Forgery and Falsification
Philadelphia July 14 grand jury returns a two bill indictment against John W. Hill former chief of the filtering bureau charging forgery and falsification of records. Hill's arrest stems from Mayor Weaver's crusade for good government.
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Philadelphia
John W. Hill
Hill
Weaver
Riot in French chamber over amnesty bill shocks deputies
Paris July 13 violent scene in the chamber of deputies during debate on the amnesty bill. M Lasses, an antisemitic member, opposed granting amnesty to those who drafted secret military reports and attacked Gen Andre calling him a reptile. M Berteaux protested and left, the president suspended the session.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Lasses
Gen. Andre
M. Berteaux
Sasse
Chamber
Unanimous for Prince Charles Crown of Norway
Copenhagen July 14 At the cabinet meeting ministers agreed Prince Charles of Denmark should accept the crown of Norway if the Norwegian courts express approval. King Christian and the Danish royal family favor Charles becoming king of Norway.
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Copenhagen
Charles
Denmark
Norway
Oscar
Christian
Negro pirate McGill killed by Utilla natives
Capt Doe of the steamer Condor reports from Mobile on July 14 that the negro McGill, who murdered eight passengers and the crew of the cattle steamer Olympia, has been lynched by natives of Utilla island after arriving from Celba.
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Mobile
Ala
Doe
Condor
Celba
Negro McGill
Olympia
Utilla Island
Court Upholds Rate Increase in Maccabees Assessment
In Port Huron Michigan Judge Law of the circuit court upheld the Knights of the Maccabees rate increase, dismissing Dan St. Clair Wineland’s complaint with costs. The ruling rests on a clause making the supreme tent laws the sole contract basis for membership applications.
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Port Huron
Mich
Judge Law
Circuit Court
Dan St. Clair Wineland
Pittsburg
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
Wineland
Supreme Tent
The
French Duel Wounds Senator in Arm Clash over Amnesty Bill
Paris July 14 Senator Prevet was severely wounded in the forearm during a sword duel with Senator Delpeche after a dispute over a question tied to the government's amnesty bill. Delpeche was his opponent in the duel, and the clash arose from political disagreement.
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Senator Prevet
Delpeche
Paris
Senator Delpeche
Northwest railroads optimistic on crops after weather
Chicago July 14 Officials of the Northwestern Burlington Rock Island and other railroads in the northwest say crop conditions are sound despite some bad weather and insist reports of damage have been exaggerated.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Burlington
Rock Island
Northwest
Rear Admiral Higginson to retire after July 19
Washington reports Rear Admiral Higginson commander at the Washington navy yard will retire after July 19. Minneapolis dispatch notes little hope for Bishop Joyce's recovery as stated by Dr Mark B Smith, Joyce's attending physician.
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Washington
Navy Department
Higginson
Washington Navy Yard
Joyce
Minneapolis
Minn
Mark B. Smith
Roosevelt Hosts Japanese Envoy and Isthmian Leaders at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt receives Kogo ro Takahira Japanese minister and Theodore c Shonts with John F Stevens chief engineer and chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission Their talks focus on peace plenipotentiaries reception at Sagamore Hill and preparations for the Portsmouth peace conference in New Hampshire Canal matters are discussed in general terms for the canal project
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kogoro Takahira
Theodore c. Shonts
John F. Stevens
Isthmian Canal Commission
Takahira
Sagamore Hill
Portsmouth
Shonts and
Stevens
Three Dead and Seven Hurt in Train Collision
A Chicago & Eastern Illinois passenger train bound from St Louis collided with a suburban train at Steiger. Three were killed Jame Luke George Epstein and Ferdinand Hoyn. Seven were injured including John Miller Charles Crooks Dwight Wood and A Gilmore. Cause cited as an open switch letting the suburban train onto the siding.
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Chicago
Lil
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway
St. Louis
Steiger
Jame Luke
George Epstein
Ferdinand Hoyn
John Miller
Chicago Heights
Charles Crooks
Dwight I. Wood
A. Gilmore
F. H. Ross
Wardman Refuses to Name Sources in Hooker Trial
Albany July 14 Ervin Wardman editor of the New York Press testified at the Hooker trial before the joint legislative session. He declined to identify informants saying it would violate journalistic ethics. He noted strong pressure to exonerate Hooker and named the Delaware and Hudson company as the corporation involved.
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Albany
N. Y
Ervin Wardman
New York Press
Justice Hooker
Hooker
Wardman
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware & Hudson Company
Thieves Arrested Over Grand Trunk Robberies Near LaPorte
South Bend July 14 officers arrest 11 men charged with wholesale car robberies tied to Grand Trunk trains near Stilwell LaPorte county Merchandise valued at 30000 dollars taken Other major losses reported near Valparaiso
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South Bend
Ind
Grand Trunk Railroad
Stilwell
LaPorte
County
Valparaiso
Regiment of Russian sappers join rebels after killing officers
A Russian sappers regiment stationed near Tiflis reportedly murdered its officers and joined revolutionists. In St Petersburg, M Witte was named chief peace plenipotentiary, with officials saying his appointment signals momentum toward ending the war. Prices rose on securities tied to the news as Japan seeks Sakhalin in any settlement, while the government issues $5 million in paper roubles to protect gold reserves.
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Tiflis
Witte
St. Petersburg
M. Witte
Japan
Sakhalin
Bourse Gazette
French Celebrate Nation's Holiday at Longchamp Parade
Paris marks Bastille Day with a grand review at Longchamp attended by President Lou bet, cabinet officers, and a throng of people. A notable feature was 128 British naval officers in full uniform receiving a popular ovation, signaling improved Anglo French understanding.
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Paris
Longchamp
Loubet
Fight on liquor sparks Elks meeting motion held over
The Elks grand lodge in Buffalo debated excluding saloonkeepers from membership with Southern lodges pushing the proposal and Northern lodges opposing it. The plan was laid over likely to resurface in Denver next year. A bid to affiliate with the Canadian order of Ellis failed. Prize winners announced for Hike Parade. top lodge in parade Toleflo No. 1, most opaque uniform Cleveland No. 18, greatest mileage El Paso lodge No. 187, lodge with most ladies Bridgeport Conn Nov 187, and lodge in line Erie Pa No. 67 had the greatest number.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Elks’ Grand Lodge
Denver
Order of Ellis
Committee On Elks
Toleflo
Cleveland
el Paso
Bridgeport
Conn
Lodge
Erie
Burlington Train Schedule Changes Take Effect Sunday
Rail riders learn new serv ice between Beardstown Davenport and Rock Island as Burlington C B Q unveils changes Sunday. Train 9 gains Beardstown to Davenport service, Train 10 links Davenport Beardstown, Train 49 alters Rock Island departure, and Trains 47 48 shift to direct Galesburg route with no time changes to connections.
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Rock Island
Beardstown
Davenport
Monmouth
Galesburg
Rio
Bushnell
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Yates City
Canton
Vermont
QUIT CANAL NEAR STARVING WORKERS ABANDON JOBS
Panama July 14 reports from Culebra describe a general exodus of Panama Canal day laborers amid pay delays. Workers quit in scores and seek bananas and other fruits in the woods to stave off starvation. Without a rapid change in payment methods, local labor cannot be secured for canal work.
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Panama
Canal
Culebra
Coachman Stole Jewels From Former Governor Yates Home
Springfield July 1 144 a coachman Clarence Gailwood disappeared June 7 and a week later it was learned that over $2000 worth of jewels belonging to Mrs Yates were taken from the former governor Richard Yates home. No trace has been found. Conscience Fund Growing in Washington total exceeds 400000. July 14. Is Almost Solvent in Charleston July 14. Receiver of Independent Cotton Oil Co reports liabilities of 1790793 and assets of 1275315. Davenportor Honored in Winona Lake July 14. Minnetta T. Taylor elected president of Western Association of Writers. vice presidents include Susan K. Glaspell and Isabel Ritchey.
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Yates
Springfield
Richard Yates
Clarence Gailwood
Charleston
S. C
Independent Cotton Ol Company
Winona Lake
Ind
Western Association of Writers
Minneta T. Taylor
Greencastle
Susan K. Glaspell
Davenport
Iowa
Isabel Ritchey
Platismouth
Neb
State's Attorneys Adjourn After Three Day Convention
Peoria Illinois July 14 After a three days convention on the United States fishing commission boat Illinois on the Illinois river the Illinois State's Attorney association adjourned last night Election of officers on the boat resulted in Frank L Hatch of Springfield as President Herman Brown of Rushville as secretary Amnesty Fails Paris July 14 The amnesty bill passed the senate but failed in the chamber of deputies President of Lutherans St Louis July 14 The English Evangelical Lutheran synod elects Rev H Eckhardt of Cleveland Ohio as president
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Peoria
United States Fishing Commission
Illinois
Ilinois
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Lutherans
St Louis
English Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Rev. H. Eckhardt
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilson Will Not Quit Post
Oyster Bay New York July 14 The report that Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture will resign over the cotton leak scandal is discredited.
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Wilson
Oyster Bay
Department of Agriculture
New Directors Chosen as Equitable Board Accepts Resignations
New directors were elected by the Equitable Society at today’s board meeting. resignations of Louis Fitzgerald, Horace Demming, and Frederic Bourne were accepted. Jerome Still failed to obtain an official copy of the superintendent’s reports on Equitable investigations from New York offices for the second time in 24 hours.
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New York
Gen
Louis Fitzgerald
Mercantile Trust Company
Horace O. Demming
Frederic G. Bourne
Equitable Society
Wallace L. Pierce
Boston
Daniel A. Tompkins
Charlotte
N.C
Thomas Spratt
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Louis Stern
Frank S. Witherbe
James McMahon
Willard F. McCook
Philadelphia
Charles KE. Littlefield
Rockland
Maine
Nevada N. Straham
Port of New York
D. Cady Herrick
Albany
Iowa Girls Lost On Top Pike's Peak
Misses Josephine and Edna Filter of Maquoketa Iowa are missing on Pike's Peak Colorado Springs. They joined a burro party that left Manitou Tuesday morning for the summit and have not returned. Sheriff Grimes organized a searching party last night as friends fear exposure and possible accident due to lack of proper clothing.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Josephine
Edna Filter
Maquoketa
Iowa
Pike’s Peak
Manitou
Grimes
Ift
Hoch Plans Water Christening for Kansas Battleship
Gov. Hoch asks builders to delay Aug. 12 launching of the battleship Kansas so he may attend with his daughter Anna Hoch chosen as sponsor. He favors christening with water, though naval custom may dictate otherwise. If the Navy insists on a different method, he will follow that decision.
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Hoch
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Misa Anna Hoch
Navy Department
Bank cashier shoots self in Clayton suburb death ruled
W Warfield, cashier of the St. Louis County Bank of Clayton, committed suicide today in the suburb. Authorities suggest ill health as the cause of the deed. The incident occurred in St. Louis with Warfield believed to be age and circumstance undisclosed.
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St. Louis
W. Warfield
Jockey Injured as Horse Breaks Neck at Brighton Beach
In New York on July 14 jockey W Robbins was fatally hurt when his mount De Risson fell during the first race at Brighton Beach. De Risson broke its neck, Robbins was thrown and badly shaken.
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New York
W. Robbins
Brighton Beach
de Risson
Robbins
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Argus
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King Oscar One Yacht
J. W. Hill
France
Prince Charles
Utilla
Landers
Shonts
Sagamore
G. & E., Inwreck
Southern Elks
Conscience Fund
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Equitable Board
Jerome
Cashier
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