Americans and Russians See Broad Road of Trade
In Washington on July 10, First Secretary Herbert D. Platce reported warm U S ties with Russia. He cited vast Trans Siberian Railway prospects for American capital and machinery, noting mutual friendship, growing trade, and a window for investment in steel, cotton mills, and tool manufacturing as Russia develops its industry and markets.
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Ilner
Washington
Herbert D. Platce
United States
Tuisia
Bowen
Afr
Pirro
Austin
Thussia
Uist
Mocele
Trans-Siberian
Husa
Hirchcock
Althouagt Hussia
Kussin Murewer
Sierie Cegard
Shuee
Amy
Peeple Wataide
Fusela
Hilkewif
Jorse Maye
Moscow
Amur
Vlndivo
Horn
Europe
Far East
Maroy
Wieganes
Ream Am Senate
Russke Waa
Halla
Vindigontock
Committee Wnd
Toucals
Ebe
Thie
Perth
Juneral
Port Arthur
Pierce
Hopeia
London
Hussein
Russia
Did She Kill Her Husband At Willard Creek Tragedy
State leased wire report from Pennsylvania describes the early morning discovery of Clarence Shattuck shot multiple times near Erie Motor Line. His wife Hila Shattuck was detained at area police station on murder charges after coroner findings and witness reports of a woman seen fleeing toward the creek.
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Siler
Haiv
Clarence
Shattuck
Pour Mile Creek
Here
Erie Motor Line
Hila Shattuck
Arle
Steinmetz
Union Strife Halts Lisbon Tin Mill Operations
In Lisbon on July 11 a strike by women workers at the focal tin mill demanded union recognition. The stoppage idled about 800 workers as every department halted. A branch of the Amalgamated Association formed while the trust manager warned the plant would not become unionized, signaling possible abandonment amid the dispute.
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Lisbon
Focal
Amalgamated Association
Russian and British notes in telegraphic dispatches
Reports from three sources describe reactions to telegraph summaries from Europe and Africa. German Emperor William and President Loubet discussed events while British War Office officials confirm dum dum bullets reach South Africa. A New York court orders a receiver for a publishing company amid a diamond theft case. Plague spreads in Alexandria as residents protest health measures and clergy.
They Are Condemned in Idaho Case and National News
A Mayhem of legal actions ends with Judge Stewart finding Idaho commissioners guilty of wilful misconduct for overpaying the sheriff and improper bonds. In Los Angeles, National Council of Education events unfold with delegates arriving for the N B A convention and school hygiene discussions. A Texas flood appeal notes 25,000 planters affected with no relief funds, while seeds are sought from the Agriculture Department.
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Wallace
Idaho
Stewart
Wardner
Silver State
Los Angeles
Cal
N. B.A
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
T. V. Witherbee
Massachusetts
Indiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
National Council of Education
W.T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Washington, D. C
Department of
State Normal Schools
C. H. Keyes
Holyoke
Mass
Ead Dy
N. Murray Butler
New York
Department of Indian Schools
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas
Wilson
Houston Relief Committee
Chamberlain Replies On Jamaica Trade Pact
In the House of Commons Joseph Chamberlain stated a provisional reciprocity convention with the United States on Jamaica would cut imports duties on some US fruits and reduce or abolish Jamaican duties on various US goods. The pact offers no special privileges to American products.
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London
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
United States
Jamaica
Cubans Seek Washington Aid to Buy Farming Tools
Havana July 10 The Board of Agriculture of Puerto Principe appointed Senors Cardenas and Lunces to visit Washington seeking an appropriation for the province to purchase farming implements. In Cuba a rural police killing is reported with conflicting details as 5 000 men await further events at Bayamo. Grand Duke George brother of the late ts lead is mentioned in dispatches from St. Petersburg.
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Havana
Board of Agriculture of
Puerto Principe
Senors Cardenas and
Lunces
Washington
Manzanillo
Robinson Arete
Duke George
Bayamo
ST. Petersburg
Grand Duke
George
Cmar
Glass Workers in Conference at Muncie
The Silver State reports from Muncie Indiana that about 200 delegates attended today's International conferences of flint glass workers. Key topics include amalgamating all glass trade classes and next year’s wage levels. Rumors say many manufacturers oppose large increases and may threaten to shut down operations if demands rise.
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Muncie
Ind
Flint
International Chess Masters begin thirtieth round description
The thirtieth and final round of the International Chess Masters tournament began at noon with pairings Janowski vs Steinuz Schlechter vs Lasker Cohn vs Blackburne Bird vs Mason Tinsleyva Tschigorin Lee vs Maroczy Pillsbury and Showalter had byes. Adjournments set for 4 20 P.M. with results showing Janowski lost to Steinitz Lasker beat Schlechter Blackburne won against Colin Bird and Mason adjourned even, Tinsley and Tschigorin adjourned, Lee lost to Maroczy. Local militiamen left Windsor for London to quell streetcar riots. J Seligman & Co finances gas company consolidation in Buffalo with $16 million capitalization.
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Silver State
London
Berger
Janowski
Steinuz
Schlechter
Lasker
Cohn
Blackburne
Bird
Mason
Tinsleyva
Tschigorin
Lee
Marocay
Steinitz
Colin
Tinsley
Maroczy
Song Writer Dead in Bellevue Hospital
Charles Graham ballad writer dies in Bellevue Hospital at age near sixties. Despite popularity of songs, he died penniless with his hit Two Little Girls in Blue yielding only ten dollars. Born in Boston England in 1860s. his father a musician influenced his gift.
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New York
Charles Granam
Bellevue Hospital
Mr. Graham
Boston
England
Wages Signatures and Storm Damage Reported
Pittsburg July 10 signatures to the wages from the Detroit Steel Sprit Co and the Ewald Iron Co of Soulville Ky were received at the Amalgamated Association headquarters in this city today. Crops damaged in Trop pau Eastern Silesia rivers overflow banks causing crepa damage. Von Mellenbach dead Potsdam Prussia July 10 governor Dr. Von Mechenbach dies in Brandenburg.
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Pittsburg
Detroit Steel Sprit Co
Ewald Iron Co
Soulville
Amalgamated Association
Troppau
Austrian Silesia
Silesia
von Mellenbach
Pottsdam
Prussia
Dr. von Mechenbach
Brandenberg
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Dillon Street
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Lena Hammond
Seneca Falls
Clara Morehouse
Upton Avenue
Battle Creek
Mich
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Isadore
May Oliver
Virginia Avenue
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Washington Avenue
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West Pine Street
Gertrude Musenberg
Rodger Street
Luella A. Wehmeier
Aoteruxko Street
Edwin ©. Lukey
Union Boulevard
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
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Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
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Hammond
Ingomar
Burlington Special
Southern Pacific
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California
Charles E. Jefferson
Michael
Prince of Wales
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William [ Chamberlain
India
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Mexico
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M. E.schmidt
Malabar
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Jane R. Whetstone
Japan
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James Buttchart
Christian Hospital
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China
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Tent Endeavor
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Germany
Loubet
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Havelan
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J. Arkell Receyver
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Chamberlain
Glass Workers IN Conference
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Ont
Statrtet
J. & W. Seligman & Company
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New Bedford
C. W. Morgan
Japan Sea
Morgan
Paris
Venezuelan Arbitration Commission
Richard Webster
Great Britain
Horace Porter
Commission
Altoonapa
Loughman
Whrenfeld
Henry Hogan
James Boyer
David Wallace
Jos. Callahan
Charles McClennan
Will
Mitchell
United States Navy
Spain
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