Two Great Rulers Meet Today
Kaiser William and Czar Nicholas planned informal talks aboard Hohenzollern and Polar Star near Kronstadt to discuss abdication prospects and the Russo Japanese war aftermath. Diplomats and observers note possible German backing for Russia and concerns over influence on Pacific affairs in upcoming Washington and Portsmouth conferences.
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Day
Polar Star
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Empror Nicholas
William
Russian
Poland
Russia
Michael Alexandrovitch
William II
Washington
Portsmouth
Far East
West Virginia bride sale case shocks Fairmont
In Clarksburg Ellen Foyley was arraigned for selling her 16 year old daughter Mary Ann to Joseph Bell for 30 dollars. The daughter fled to a neighbor then married Bell under a minister's belief the union was consensual. Foyley to be held for grand jury amid public uproar.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Ellen Foyley
Clarksburg
Mary Ann
Joseph Bell
Sedalia Merchants Warned by Local Federation
A Sedalia based federation issues a warning to local merchants about labor concerns and protection measures affecting business operations in the area. The advisory urges compliance and vigilance amid ongoing discussions with labor groups.
Unauthorized Solicitations Warn Sedalia Merchants
The Sedalia Federation of Labor warns merchants about a man soliciting ads for a Union Labor Guide without official authorization. He charges $1 per ad and claims union sanction, but the federation states no one is authorized to solicit on their behalf. Presidents H A Schmidt and secretary John Whelan sign the notice.
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Sedalia
Sedalia Federation of Labor
Merchants of
Week's events at Forest Park entertain all week
Forest Park hosts a private reception by C I Wilson Monday night. Tuesday features the Second Regiment band concert. Wednesday includes Arthur Sliver Koock quartette singing and recitations. Thursday hosts an Elks open meeting. Friday offers a dancing contest with prizes for best lady and gent dancer. Dancing every night. Band Manager Osle will consider requests for special music. University president dead in Austin. W L Prather, president of the Texas State University, dies suddenly of heart fatty degeneration.
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Forest Park
C. I. Wilson
Second Regiment
Arthur “Sliver” Koock
Elks
the Park
Death claims Dan Lamont near Poughkeepsie
Dan Lamont, longtime aide to President Cleveland, died suddenly at his home near Poughkeepsie. The departure removes a trusted adviser in the late 19th century political circle.
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Dan Lamont
Lamont, Former Secretary of War, Dies at Millbrook
Col Daniel S Lamont former private secretary to President Cleveland and later secretary of war died suddenly at his Millbrook Duchess county home heart failure was the cause. He leaves a widow two daughters and was a longtime adviser to Cleveland. Cleveland mourned the loss saying Lamont was an able conscientious and true man.
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Millbrook
Duchess County
Col. Lamont
White House
Washington
Mr. Lamont
Cleveland
Albany
Clevelnd
New York
Lamont
Daniel Scott Lamont
Cortlandville
N. Y
Union College
Sch
Cortland
John T Hoffman
Hoffman
Samuel J. Tilden
Grover Cleveland
North Sandwich
N. H
Daniel 8. Lamont
Albert Patrick Receives New Stay for Reargument
Albert Patrick, the alleged Rice murderer under death sentence, won another stay as Judge O'Brien grants until October 2 for arguments on a motion for reargument. The appeal cites overlooked points in the prior appellate ruling.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
New York
Albert Patrick
Millionaire Rice
O'Brien
Trial Court of Appeals
Senator Mitchell Granted Extension to File Bill of Exceptions
In Portland Oregon on July 24 Senator Mitchell secured an extension of time to file a bill of exceptions with the federal court. The delay delays sentencing until after the filing deadline and the record notes the extension was granted by the court. The move follows a recent verdict and the newspaper details the procedural step in the sentencing process.
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Toemorrow
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Portland
Ore
Mitchell
Appeal Opens Against Conviction as Sentencing Looms
The appeal from the recent conviction proceeds as the defendant faces sentencing when time runs out. The revival of Congress member Williamson and co-defendants began today.
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Williamson
Grand jury probes cotton leakage in agriculture department
The grand jury of the district of Columbia met today to consider the recent cotton leakage in the department of agriculture. Holmes, the discharged associate statistician, has gone to Chicago, and Hyde, the chief statistician, who resigned, has gone to Europe.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
District of Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Holmes
Chicago
Hyde
Europe
Foreign trade grows sharply surpassing prior record
The foreign commerce of the United States for the fiscal year just ended exceeded by nearly two hundred million dollars last year's total of two and a half billion, a record prior to this rise.
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Scripps-McRae Press
Washington
United States
Kelly Says He's Got Bond for Treasurer Post
Topeka July 24 Governor Hoch declines to say if a special meeting of the executive council will be held before the regular session and with Superintendent Dayhoff absent none is expected. Treasurer Kelly said he has practically completed his bond and it will be filed tomorrow. The bond carries personal sureties and exceeds three quarters of 2 million.
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Topeka
Kas
Hoch
Executive Council
Dayhoff
Kelly
Japanese Baron Arrives in Chicago Seeks Fair Peace Terms
Baron Komura, Japanese peace envoy, arrived in Chicago with his suite and entered seclusion at a hotel. Captain Sato stated Japan seeks peac e only on broad equity terms with Russia and warned the war may continue otherwise. Negotiations are not expected to begin actively before August 5.
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Grand Duke
Michael Alexandrovitch
Covent Benkendorff
Baron W. Fredericks
Imperial House
Count Hayden
Imperial Chancellery
Miriloff
Marine
von Esen
Sebastopol
Port Arthur
Chagin
Chalmaz
Rojestvenix
Vladivostok
William
Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Chicago
Baron Komura
Sato
Japan
Russia
Funston Case Dismissed in Justice Court
ex Congressman Funston's assault charge against Policeman Cannon was dismissed in justice court here after Funston's arrest for inflammatory language. A complaint on the same charge was filed in district court. Cannon posted a $100 bond. Case set for September.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Iola, Kas
Funston
Cannon
Wheat Falls Five Cents on Chicago Market Panic
A five cent drop in wheat on the Chicago board of trade sparked a panic as July and September contracts declined after stale expectations of rust in the Northwest were found incorrect.
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Board of Trade
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Northwest
Benningtons' Funeral Buried Near San Diego
Coffins carried in express wagons to a cemetery near San Diego as the Benningtons are laid to rest in one grave. The report notes the burial of the Benningtons with solemn ceremony and local mourners in attendance.
Burial of the Bennington Dead in San Diego
Hundreds of mourners from Army and Navy, civilians, and veterans gathered on Loma promontory to bury forty seven Bennington crewmen in a long trench. Local units, Fort Rosecrans, and Captain Scott attended as colors were lowered, bugle sounded, and a final volley marked the solemn service.
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San Diego Bay
Pacific
Bennington
Monterey
California
Commodore Stockton
Old San Pasqual
Army
Navy
Great Bay
Fort Rosecrans
Coast Heavy Artillery
San Diego
Universal Brotherhood
Point Loma
Wnnaval
Polic
Pennington
Tobin
J. A. M. Richey
St. Paul’s
A. D. Ubach
Young
Scott
Naval Reserve
Half Million Fire Loss in Humble Oil Field
Fire in the Humble Texas oil field has caused an estimated loss of half a million dollars with twelve tanks still burning and the entire field at risk. No lives have been reported lost as of this morning.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Humble
Texas
Lovsetovay Members Form Committee to Probe Insurance Firms
In Alban New York on July 4 five Lovsetovay members were appointed to join five state senators in investigating the operations of life insurance companies in the state.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Alban, N. Y
Lovsetovay
Cabinet will hold on in response to recent events
Premier Balfour told the House of Commons that the cabinet would not resign following the latest consequences of the recent affair. He urged unity and asked for patience as the government reviews its steps. The terse statement reflected the party line amid mounting pressure.
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London
Balfour
House of Commons
Band Concert Tuesday Night at Forest Park
A community concert is announced for Forest Park tomorrow night featuring a varied program of marches waltzes and selections by Sousa Verdi and others. The list includes Spirals of Liberty Sunny Tennessee The Sun That Rose on Thirteen States and Stars and Stripes Forever among pieces in a full evening of music.
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Forest Park
March
Spiral of Liberty
Rorey
Mediey
Sunny Tennessee
Hannah Lady
Moid
Gavtte
Editha
Seliknach
Waltz
Ray of Sunshine
Mora
Bellstedt, Jr
New York
Sambo
Dinah
Banana Man
Mexico
Peter Piper
Wells
Sousa
Deal on a Balance at Sedalia Utilities
L. P Andrews, investor in Sedalia public utilities, returns from St. Louis and reports no new developments in the planned deal for large-scale improvements across multiple properties.
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L. P Andrews
Sedalia
Burial of infant Alexander Dow in sorrowful ceremony
The funeral for 11 month old Alexander Dow, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Dow, was held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the family home.
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Alexander Dow
Ralph Dow
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