Free American Prisoners Under New Japan Treaty
Washington reports that once the US Japan treaty takes effect on July 1, American prisoners held by Japanese authorities in consular courts will be released. All consular court business ends. new proceedings must occur in Japanese courts. The State Department notes no transfer or disposition plan and confirms release of prisoners awaiting verdicts.
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United States
Japan
State Department
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Henry
Kelly
Dreyfus Trip Story From Brest Report Strikes Glass
Paris July 13 Brest reporters publish a curious tale about a glass pane in Dreyfus cabin aboard the cruiser Brax being part of a gun’s firing. The claim says the glass was broken during Dreyfus’s landing and the prisoner was hit, though the inference remains unclear and widely disputed.
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Paris
Brest
Dreyfus
Crilser Brax
Dearth of Paper Money Hits Western Cities
Omaha July 13 reports a paper currency famine in the West as banks possess ample silver and gold but struggle to obtain smaller denomination bills. The shortage stems from eastern currency supplies, with local banks forced to accept high demands and odds of relief appearing slim.
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Omaha
Neb
Tevenis
Kansas City Coal Strike Impacts Supply and Prices
The Kansas coal miners strike reduces output to about one third and shifts to mixed coal from Iowa and Nebraska. Armour Packing Company loses around $50 daily, while Kansas City loses under $2000 per day. Imports and local shortages drive up costs. miners claim nearing end of disruption amid ongoing production concerns.
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Kansas
Klondike News Overflows With Drowning Deaths And Yukon Hopes
Chicago dispatch reports drownings in Yukon including Conrad Maberg and David Peters Rhodes drowned crossing the Waits river on a raft. Roodeas Tecuwna also perished near Seventy Miles on June 7 while working above the river. Authorities note scarce details and rising concern as miners face royalty evasion and currency issues while plans unfold for a Klondike exhibit at the Paris exposition.
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Tines-Herald
Seattle
Hunbeldt
Yukon
Conrad Maberg
David Peters Rhodes
Duncen
Waits
Roodeas
Tecuwna
Ife Co
A. Volkseller
Dawson
St Michael
Shawn
Depew Urges Subjugation of Aguinaldo in War Speech
At a New York Republican Club dinner Senator Chauncey M. Depew urged driving Aguinaldo and his forces into submission or into the sea. He argued for sending large military force to the Philippines to crush rebellion within six weeks, citing European views on U S actions and stressing decisive victory.
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New York
Republican Club
Europe
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Depew
Spain
United States
English Startsman
Aguinaldo
Pathingpines Thas
Pugh Endorses Bryan for President in Chicago Platform
Ex Senator Pugh of Alabama says he is surprised and mortified by a late interview with Senator Moss and backs William J. Bryan as best organizer and most capable Democratic statesman now living. He urges Chicago platform with stronger anti trust measures and Philippine policy focusing on stable governance rather than expansion.
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Washington
Pugh
Alabama
Siga
Readitye
Mors
Uke
Democratic Party
Shelve Bryan
Willem J. Bryan
Chicago
Philippines
United States
Itm
Deaths From Lockjaw From Accidents Reported
Four deaths from lockjaw linked to accidents reported in New York in July. Victims included Joann Knead and others injured by pistol incidents or improper handling of firearms. Physicians noted cases involved tetanus risk after jaw stiffness and related injuries. A patient was moved to the hospital with the left hand injury from a cracker incident.
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New York
Saint Fotaa
Iackjaw
Denver gubernatorial candidate testifies on mining sector
Common parentage figure Ti James B. Grant appears as the sole witness before the industrial commission. He chairs the American Smelting and Refining Company operating committee and discusses ore output, capital needs, and competition. He rejects union recommendations, supports concentration, and cites labor policy debates.
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Denver
James B. Grant
Comrado
American Smielding and Fefining Company
Indiatrial Commission
Seaxion
Sit Bett
Chuteman
Ratchford
Grants
Hoe Res Mining
Colorado
Fie
Ata Bee
Smith
Orraw
Gorman schemes amid New England talks at Magnolia Beach
New York July 2 ex Senator A P Gorman is reported to have established a temporary headquarters at Magnolia Beach Massachusetts for a fortnight or more. He aims to solidify New England opposition to Bryan and rally anti Nebraskan Democrats. He concentrates on Massachusetts and New York figures while exploring backing options including Austin War Weck of New York as a potential candidate. Conferences at Saratoga are planned for early August to reveal results of his New England tour.
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New York
Sammany Yemdere
A. P. Gorman
Magnolia Beach
Mass
Bryan
New England
Gorman
Massachusetts
George Fred Willams
Stands Up For Alger in Waldorf Interview
New York July 13 Charles te Karta Republican national committeeman from Ohio says Secretary Alger is unfairly treated and should not retire from the cabinet. He notes McKinley would likely be renominated and argues Alger has done nothing wrong while criticizing reactions to civil service reform and party factionalism.
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New York
Charles Te Karta
Ohio
Alger
Waldorf-Astoria
Kurtz
Pingres
McKinley
Lowt
Mx McKinles
West
Betting War at Newmarket Stakes Shakes Odds
A fragment from a Newmarket racing page notes Sloan rode peaches and mentions odds around 8 to 1 against Eventail in the midsummer stakes. The text lists participants and bets, with unclear dates and several unplaced runners, reflecting a lively but muddled betting scene.
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London
Luis Attie
Newmarket Amcond
Deouglas Balra
Tost Blan
Eray
Pia
Croker Eyes 1000 Acre Bluegrass Breeding Farm
Louisville July 13 Dick Croker plans to buy a 1000 acre bluegrass breeding farm and move his brood mares from Belle Meade to it. He tells a Louisville furman he will return from England in fall to oversee breeding theory similar to Malcolm Forbes.
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Louisville
Dick Croker
Belle Meade
Louis Villé Furfman
Ravine Luele
England
America
Malcolm Forbes
Nancy Hawks
Arion
Brending
Boy Knocked Down By Horse In North Topeka
Alver Bosst five year old son of Mr and Mrs Eliaier Bosst of North Topeka was struck by a horse at the corner of Highth street and Kansas avenue. He suffered a severe scalp wound and a bruised finger. The horse was driven by Max Maier who tried to discipline the incident but could not. The injured boy was returned to his North Topeka home.
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Eliaier Bosst
North Topeka
Highth Street
Kansas Avenue
Max Mailer
Mr. Maier
North ‘Topei
Saat
Tyler Street
Tenth Avenus
Suejloe Desise
Marian
Marion
Uae
Frank Sheldon
Uwe Calrerauy
Poneylvania( Witt
Kansas City
Topeka
Nota
Eka
Christ ‘bin Beth
Suméay
Shere
Rochester
Eiken
Stenjon Satfiiday
Simon Spckes
Calinhara
Goa
Laureate Journal
Chare M. Sheldon
Detroit
Tocris
Lodwes
Hail of Lodge
Prince Detvermn
Remedy ad promises cure for skin rashes and eyes
Alfred Meirarl of New York describes chronic eczema on scalp and face, treated unsuccessfully for years by doctors and the New York Institute. He claims Corictina remedy provided relief in ten minutes, praises Cereres S047 baths and skin products, and urges readers to save their hands.
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Fathire
New York
Alfred Meiarl
Watt
Borne Bharn C. Cast
Topeka News Snapshot From Busy Day Notices
Local items report barhas John F. Pritte ill with typhoid fever and a mix of town color. Streetscapes show curb work, rail repairs, and park improvements while merchants rush to stock winter goods and bicycle trips revive travel on rough roads.
Japan's Surplus Emigration Discussed for Philippines
New York July 13 The American Bible society reports from Japan that a prominent Japanese figure says opening for Filipino labor may lead to emigration, with many Japanese workers already heading to Hawaii. Rev Jay Goodrich, appointed to Philippine Islands, will sail with his wife soon as several cities seek him. Washington July 11 Police say western cities seek Edward H Overman, linked to a forged check case. Pocatello Chicago police wire that Overman is wanted there for passing worthless paper.
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New York
American Bible Society
Loomis
Japan
Philippines
Yeasel
Hawaii
Vaiken
Jay €. Goodrich
Philippine Islands
Washington
Edward H. Overman
Pao- Tia
Ife
Chicago
Overman
One More Death From Tenement Fire New York
Rebecca Basek, overcome by smoke in a Monroe Street tenement, dies today becoming the second victim of the blaze that burned twelve others. Henry's Ice Cream, a shop ad, offers delivery by phone at 297 and 397.
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Rebecca Basek
Monroe Street
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