Hint of Canadian Police in Alaska Sparks Diplomatic Talk
Washington and London discuss a New York dispatch claiming Canada will send mounted police to the Porcupine region near Lynn Canal Alaska. Officials deny any plan to place troops in Pyramid Harbor or to violate British pledges, noting any police would be regular Northwest port reliefs, not new forces.
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Pyramid Harbor
Himple
Porcupine District
England
London
Colonial Office
Washington
New York
Porcupine
Lynn Canal
Alaska
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Colonial
Hisldluia
Death toll climbs as war deaths list issued
From Washington July 1 The War Department received General Otis July 6 report noting deaths since the last weekly tally Typhoid fever claims Charles N Wil sock Edward Weldon William Miller Ormer Stevens all in various infantry units Dysentery claims William 2 THU Hospital Corps Thomas W H Porto and Charles Hyatt in Cavalry Drowned Charles Tierney and Thomas Kilkelly both Fifth Infantry in Cuba perish from yellow fever in Havana and at Cusntindins Acute dysentery claims Private Frank Drake Eleventh Infantry at Powew.
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Washington
War Department
General Otis
Charles N. Wilsock
Wyoming Infantry
Edward Weldon
Fourteenth Infantry
William Miller
Ormer Stevens
Twelfth Infantry
William 2
Thu
Thomas W. H. Porto
Charles Hyatt
Sevevant Fourth Cavalry
Brooke
Havana
Cusntindins
Michael J. Tierney
Fiftth Infantry
Steotehem
Thomas Kilkelly
Davis
Frank Drake
Eleventh Infantry
Powew
Waiting for a Decision on Smelter Operations
A Denver meeting led by J J Grant of the American Smelting and Refining Company discussed the eight hour law, with about 180 employees attending. Grant stated no efforts would resume smelter operations until the Supreme Court rules on the law's validity.
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Denver
J. J. Grant
American Smelting and Refining Company
Grant
Noffort
Supreme Court
Kentucky Republicans Converge for State Convention
Lexington July 1 candidates arrive for the Republican State Convention tomorrow. Gov. W S Taylor has enough pledged votes to nominate, while Col. Stone and Judge Pratt admit they are in the minority but cooperate to defeat Taylor rather than seek nomination themselves.
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Lexington
Repubiican
Ws.taylor
Stone
Pratt
Taylor
McKINLEY TO THE CZAR AND CARTERVILLE TENSIONS
Acting Governor Warder received a telegram reporting a shooting between union and non-union miners at Carterville. Orders to mount Vernon and Carbondale National Guard companies may be rescinded. troops will likely stay at Carterville. James Burrell Murlburt, 48, Portland Cement Company president, died in Chicago. burial planned in California.
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Springfield
Warder
Carterville
Fourth Infantry
N. G
Mount Vernon
Carbondale
Hulbert
Chicago
James Burrell Murlburt
Portland Cement Company
Charles H. Catlin
Hurlburt
Pasadena
California
Cabinet ends day with Cuba free cattle aid and more
Washington cabinet meeting covers mixed topics including admitting fifty head of breeding cattle free of duty to Cuba, rations for needy Cubans, and other administrative matters. Also reports on post price fuel stores for families of volunteers and maritime warship movements.
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Washington
Cuba
Allery Company of America
Alger
Gen
Investigation Opens Into Civil Service Charge Against Gallinger
Representatives of the United States Civil Service Bureau opened a hearing in Concord to probe charges against Senator Jacob H. Gallinger alleging Civil Service law violations during the last campaign. The probe focuses on distribution of circulars by Gallinger as Republican State Committee chairman seeking contributions. Civil Service Commissioners J B Harlow and Mark Brewer presided. witnesses included Postmaster Knox, National Bank Examiner Carrot, and T F Clifford. If evidence warrants, federal officials would take over.
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Concord
N. Mo
United States Civil Service Bureau
Jacob H. Gallinger
Charles A. Frasel
Gailinger
Republican State Committee
Civil Service
J. B. Harlow
Mark Brewer
Washington
William E. Chandler
Knox
Manchester
National Bank
Warner
T. F. Clifford
Thrifty Merchants and War News Across Oceans
Cuban city Bayamo regulates prices as pay delays for surrender threaten profiteering. In Oregon, Gov Geer greets arriving volunteers and urges War Dept to permit landings in San Francisco before northbound travel. London officials discuss Kruger proposals and South African force arrangements amid mounting tensions.
Teachers Meet at Los Angeles in National Education Meet
Delegates arrive in Los Angeles for the National Education Association convention with about 12 000 teachers expected. Telephone telegrams extend congratulations to the Peace Conference delegates at The Hague while city bands play and steamers escort the transport offshore. Officials welcome the event. speeches and notices reference libraries, arbitration, and educational collaboration.
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Los Angeles
Cal
New York
Downing
Raymond and
Whitcomb
Eastern Points
Ohio
Keystone
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
W. W. Boche
M. Wood
Vicksburg
Bass
Missouri
San Francisco
Chicago
National Council of Avention
Committee On Libraries
Jhhairman
J. C. Dana
Public Library
Springfield
Mass
The
Nicholas Murray Butler
National Association
Hague
Andrew D. Witte
the Hague
Holland
National Educational Association
F. Storey
Henry T. Gage
T. J. Kirk
Eaton
J. A. Foshay
N. C. Dougherty
Peoria
Titnois
Emerson E. White
Columbus
J. H. Phillips
Birmingham
Alabama
Prema
Railroad Men's Secret Session Opens In St Louis
A closed meeting of Southwestern lines tradesmen in St Louis aims to organize a freight committee to replace the Southwestern Bureau. Attendees include Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Rock Island Missouri Kansas and Texas Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain St Louis and Western and Frisco. The group meets to align with a recent Supreme Court ruling and continues all day. The Silver State. PARIS cabinet meeting confirms Orleanist intrigues in a police report and pledges an investigation to locate how the news reached papers.
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ST. Louis
Southwestern Hines
Southwestern Bureau
Campbell
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Missouri
Kansas and Texas
Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain
St. Louis and Western
Frisco
United States Supreme Court
Paris
Gazette de France
Masterson secures order to bar Denver police at Dixon White fight
DENVER July 11 Manager Bat Masterson of the Olympic Club obtained a district court order restraining the Denver police from interfering with the Dixon-White contest tonight. Naval Display From The Silver State wire London July 11 mobilizing for naval maneuvers began with 118 ships and about 25 000 men, aiming to study torpedo boat destroyers as fifty four are engaged. Martwick resigns From The Silver State wire Washington July 11 First Lieutenant Edward E Hartwick Ninth Cavalry has had his resignation accepted by the President. Sherman improving Mansfield July 11 John Sherman’s condition improves, he rides daily. Other items report various people traveling and clerks, miners, and residents noted in Paradise Valley, Golconda, Lovelock and Reno regions.
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Havana
Bayamo
San Dingo de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Brooke
Cienfuegos
Senor Alvarez Fernandez
San Francisco
J. J. Geer
Oregon
B. B. Tuttle
D. M. Gillis
8. C. Pencer
Mel. Wood
B. C. Meers
Portland
Oregon Volunteers
United States
Newport
Geer
War Department
Cty
London
War Office
Wyndham
House of Commons
London Times
South Africa
Marquis of Lansdowne
Colonies
Chamberlain
Henry Campbell- Ratinerman
Teader
Kruger
Seo
Denver
Bat” Masterson
Olympic Club Today
PB. L. Palmer
District Court
Denver Police Department
Martwick
Fiy
Washington
Edward E. Hartwick
Ninth Cavalry
Ba Shirmer
Central
Thomas Nelson
H. G. Martell
Lafayette
Genson Goldsmith
Golden Gaur
L. Godchaux
Willow Point
Mesdames Peterson
Magee Ily
Los Aneles
J. D. Richards
Vanceaneaes
Golconda
C. B. Mossford
Eiko
Lamotiie
W. HB
Wilbur and Son
Qulden Eagle Mine
Central District
Denia
W. B Sharon
Nevada
Sibbald
Portia Wrecked Near Halifax After Striking Hidden Rocks
The steamer Portia struck Big Fish Shoal fifteen miles east of Halifax in dense fog and sank overnight. Seventy passengers and thirty four crew were saved at Sambro Island. one Assyrian boy of eleven died. Captain Farrell ordered lifeboats deployed as the ship settled on the shoal and sank in nine to ten fathoms, with only the top masts visible.
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Halifax
N. 8
Portia
Big Fish Shoal
Baxha
New York
St. Johns
M. E
Sambro
Toelock P. M
Farrell
A. C. Whitney
L. ©. Boyer
Ehe
England Has Her Bad Beef in Navy Inquiry
London July 11 The Admiralty secretary told the House of Commons that salt meat condemned as unfit for feed came largely from American beef. He noted Deptford’s park destruction and that 50,000 pounds of beef are cured annually there while American supply had been the navy’s source until recently.
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London
Admiralty
W. BE. Ellison MacArtney
House of Commons
James Christopher Plyno
Cork
Deptford
Vas Trish Park
America
Sloan's mounts win races at Newmarket and more
Ted Sloan wins the Malden Plate on Perdicus at Newmarket with Donizett second and Ravager third in a field of sixteen. Red Light wins a 200 sovereigns trial plate, Manatee second with Sloan aboard, and Korosko third in the Beaufort Stakes where Sloan rode Korosko to a third place. Also: Sloan wins the Soltykoff Stakes on Siloah as Blok loses to Siloah. In Australia, Queensland offers 20 mounted infantry with a machine gun for South Africa. In Havana, oine receipts for June total 1,012,888. six months total 5,145,400. Syracuse reports a possible New York Central and Pennsylvania lease treaty affecting territorial limits and Central branch growth into Pennsylvania.
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Silver State
London
Ted Sloan
Newmarket
Perdicus
Donizett
Ravager
W. Blake
Red Light
Lord William Beresford
Manatee
Sloan
Joe Auliman
L. Reiff
Sir J. Blundell
Forcett
Korosko
Beaufort Course
Siloah
Lady Schomberg
Gosander
Blok
Harace
Washington
War Department
Havana
Syracuse
N. S
Calloway
New York Central
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Central
Northern Central
Sodus Point
Lake Ontario
Great Lakes
Vanderbilts
Beech Creek
Fall Brookines
Pittsburg
The
Herald
New York
The Contest at Carson Begins Recount of Ballots
Testimony in the Governorship contest closed this morning. Of the ballots without objections, Sadler leads by 60 votes. McMillan objected to 200 ballots and Sadler to 370. The Court will decide on all objections and has set Thursday July 13 for re examination of ballots before both sides’ attorneys, a process expected to take two days.
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Lepeed
Carson
Nevs
Sadler
McMillan
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Itursta
St. Petersburg
Lourenzo
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Delagoa Bay
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Sir A. Marrin
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Pulses
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Dan Coughlin
William Armstrong
Alger Stitt
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Railroad Men's Secret Session
Ian Gratate Eagped
Sherman
Mansfield
John Sherman
William Rauth & Co
Liberty Avenue
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Ponting Spring
Harrisburg
Harry Smith
Sloan’s Mounts
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Queensland
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