Komura to Seek Expences of War and Neutralization Plot
Telegrams report Japan may demand neutralization of Port Arthur while threatening to fortify Vladivostok to influence peace talks. Baron Komura’s mission hinges on controlling a new war order, occupation gains, and decisive Japanese strategy in Manchuria as Russia faces possible concessions.
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Ofapan
Japan
Park Arthur
Vladivostok
Apa
Giewar
Het Port Arthur
Straits of Korea
Port Arthur
Viailyoslok
Mussa
Ermilo
Baron Komura
Ian
Russia
Entekalion
Vladitol
Ogame
Thursia
Manchuria
Harriman Plans Double Tracking and Rail Route Shifts
Harriman confirms reports of double tracking on the Union Pacific line. He will travel by rail visiting Utah and Salt Lake City, then through the Yellowstone region, with a stop in Vapon on August 10. He expects the project to progress this year and notes changes to other routes and suburban lines.
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Oia
Neb
Harvland
Salt Lake
Vapon
Harriman
Te Union Pale
Butcher's Association Plans Tariff Removal Objective
New York July 30 George H Kufar of the Teolall Butch Protective association states the group aims to combine with Master theves of the United States for conventions in Grand Rapids August 2 to 8. The two organizations will seek to remove or modify all tariffs on dressed meat and adjust cattle valuing.
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Butcher's Association
New York
George H. Kufar
Teolall Butch* Protective Association
United
Grand Rapids
Ely
Mr. Schaifey
Yellow Fever Outbreak Expands in New Orleans Area
Six more deaths push totals toward forty five with 165 cases reported to date. Health officials organize ward level committees and house to house canvassing to ensure cistern screening and pest control while new quarantine rules affect fruit shipments and port procedures.
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Highling
Artie Applettan
State Board of Health
Belavean
New Orleans
Chat Noling
Vutore
Quito
Teed Commission
Cubs
New York
Philadelphia
de. J. J. White
Maging
Dunne Makes Plea For His Municipal Ownership Theories
Boston July 20 Several thousand persons at the Tammany club outing heard Mayor TE E Dunne of Chicago advocate municipal ownership. He cited eastern city examples and Chicago’s campaign, arguing ownership will spread across the United States despite capitalistic interests and influential metropolitan papers backing private companies.
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Boston
TE. E. Dunne
Chicago
Tammany Club
Dunne
United States
Metropoluman
Tiue
Abgahite
Secretary Tate and aides travel to Shiba palace
Upon arrival at Tosco Secretary Tate and his party were taken to Shiba where a detached palace ward provided for their accommodation. Mrs Roosevelt accompanied Minister Giilecom to the American legation.
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Tosco
Tate
Shiba
Ms Roosevelt
Minster Giiecom
Passenger fare fights sweep Chicago to New York routes
A 310 fare dispute spreads as several lines adopt a $16 rate for Chicago to New York travel. Railroads consider further cuts and a possible flat $10 fare, as passenger pressure grows amid ongoing rate discussions between major corridors.
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New York
Chicago
New Yorkes
Russians on the AU report bold victories and ruinous losses
The dispatches from St Pelageburg and Tokyo recount Russian forces losing ground and Japanese cavalry confusion. In Rykul and Ryko, bold attacks by cavalry and infantry yielded heavy enemy casualties and captures. Imperial army notes include Sakhalin operations with vanguard gains and pursuit of infantry forces. Temperature reported as 93 Fahrenheit.
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St. Pelareburg
Stoessell
Tokyo
Rylelf
Bakhalin Island
Port Due
Ryko
Pareono
Rykart
Buna
Jose Dae
Imperial Army
Sakhalin
Holly
Delenskae
Rykel
Nomiba
Tyoyskoe
Lancashire Cotton Operators Face Possible Strike
Sixty thousand Lancashire cotton operatives threaten strike after refusals of a five percent wage rise. A ballot on the strike was taken last week and results will be announced tomorrow night with strong expectation that a majority support the action.
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London
China may demand admission of goolies
Washington July 28 officials doubt Chinese consent to a new United States treaty excluding Chinese laborers. The State Department notes talks across China on immigration and reports that China may refuse to sign similar conventions, arguing exclusion harms its dignity and could be rejected by Beijing despite U.S. laws. Some attribute the shift to influence from foreign powers.
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Washington
China
United States
State Department
Diggvaca
St Jn
Palin
For Ben Powers
Bennington Floated Near Wharf After Explosion
Washington July 26 A telegram to the Navy Department cites Captain Draka stating the Bennington was floated at 6 30 Monday afternoon and lay alongside the wharf. A thorough examination of the ship will be conducted.
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Washington
Nawy Department
Draka
Bennington
Ologk
Foreign Office Denies Report on Hohenzollern Norway Throne Bid
The German Foreign Office denies a London panel report that Prince Willig sought Emperor Nicholas II's consent for a Hohenzollern prince to become Norway's monarch. The embassy clarifies no interview or agreement occurred.
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Foreign Office
Barjiu
Offics
London
Blackhelm
Roperer Willig
House of Hohenzollern
Norway
Armistice Interest Shown By Japanese Agent Sato
New York July 88 Inquiry by Mr Sato Baron Komuras spokesman on Japans stance in peace talks says Japan willing to agree to an armistice after credentials of both commissions are examined. He notes credentials must be first duty of peace delegates and that Japanese plenipotentiaries hold power to sign and reject proposals subject to the emperor.
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New York
Sato
Baron Komura
Japan
China
Russia
Manchuria
Yoko
Taft
Tokio
Gardena
Rush for 7000 Utah homesteads opens August 28
Widespread interest spreads as President Roosevelt designates August 28 for drawings of nearly 7,000 Uintah reservation homesteads. Early settlers head for Utah via Chicago rail lines and routes through Denver, Colorado, preparing to reach the land of opportunity.
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Uintah
Chicago
W. D. Kinstein
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
United States
Utah
Einstein
Rooseveit
Uintall Reservation
Mack
Col
Kernel
Uta
Union Pacfic
Northwest
Denver
Army of Selliers
Colorafo
Rumor Flashes of Chinese Trade Orders Stopping
Frisco merchants anxious over a circulating rumor that Chinese buyers allocated a boycott against American goods has led to presumed stop orders from Oriental agents. The note cites China’s annual foreign purchases near 220 million dollars, with about 20 million from the United States and four million from San Francisco, including roughly 600,000 barrels exported.
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Bun Vraxelseo
China
Orient
United States
San Francisco
Bryan Plans World Tour After Wisconsin Banquet
After a Wisconsin banquet Saturday night Col. Bryan told intimate friends he will soon depart for a world tour lasting one to two years. He plans to join Bryan in Japan and travel east, with the trip expected to begin soon.
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Brayn
Madison
Wig
Democrats of Wisconsin
Bryan
Japan
Tita
Schwab Denies 25 000 Gift For Book Copy
New York July 25 Charles M Schwab stated no inducement to donate 25000 for a copy of Facts and Incles. He said the only money given was 1600 as the price of one subscription and he did so willingly.
Sweden Seeks Dissolution Terms With Norway Amid Crisis
The Swedish cabinet resigns after a heated session. A special committee proposes terms for a possible dissolution of the union with Norway including frontier fortifications rest, reindeer pasture rights, transit trade safeguards, and a clear definition of Sweden’s foreign commitments. The government may raise 25 million dollars for readjustments. Both houses then approve the report.
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Slwekhholm
Rikedag
Stockholm
Sweden
Mily
Atectal
Riksdag
Norway
Viksdag
Rksdag
Siolling
Iare
Firal
Tia Riksdag
Yeaterday
Conalteo
Mitchell Sentenced for Using Senate Office in Law Practice
United States Senator Mitchell, aged and retired, was found guilty of using official Senate office to aid his law firm. He received a $1,000 fine and six months penal servitude with bail set at $2,000 pending U S Supreme Court review. Judge De Haven cited age and disqualification in fixing the sentence. The case limits imply imprisonment or fine, but the court chose both penalties.
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Portland
United States
Mitchell
Mitchell Pod Tanner
Thriefly
Supreme Court of the United States
Meantie Mitchell
de Haven
Hals Forsyar
Maleemomagh
Smasher’s Picture Smashed In Topeka Ruins
A vandal strike in Topeka Kansas destroyed a Carria Nation portrait with glass shattered and canvas slashed. The scene showed rooms in ruins and no suspect identified. Police reported the crime occurred overnight with no clues to the perpetrator.
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Smasher
Topeka
Kay
Carria
New York Court Grants Stay in Ty Pateles Case
Justice O'Brien of the court of appeals has stayed the execution of lawyer Albert Ty Pateles, convicted of the murder of William M. Rice, pending the motion for reargument. The reargument is set for October next.
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Patrick
New York
Justice O'Brien
Court of Appeals
Albert Ty. Pateles
William M. Rice
Texas
Hatred Turns to Insight in a Quiet Moment
A man, rarely aware, slowly realizes a thin inner thread that changes his outlook after a cold, isolated day. This reflective moment hints at a deeper shift in perspective and self understanding.
Suffered for Months Finds Health With Peruna
Ella Off of 1127 Linden St Indianapolis Indiana writes that after months of run-down vitality a physician prescribed a tonic without help, a druggist advised Peruna and within weeks she felt better appetite returned sleep improved and in two months was fully recovered thanking the medicine and Dr Hartman.
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Linden St
Indiannapolis
Ind
Ella
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
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