Mother Jones and Army Planned To Visit Oyster Bay Blocked
President inquires through Secretary Hay about Russia rejecting a petition regarding Kishinev outrages. The White House says no further public statements will be made. Plans to prevent Mother Jones and her so called textile worker army from visiting Oyster Bay are coordinated with secret service and New York Police.
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Ater Bay
Huly
Rooreradt
Ushia
Srom Beoretsty Hay
Mr. Hay
Bay
Mit
State Department
Washington
Petitions on Jewish Rights in Russia Spark Diplomatic Dispatches
Washington reports from July describe a debate over Jewish petitions to Russia. The State Department notes Russia will not receive the petitions, while U.S. envoys seek a moral stand on religious liberty. The episode recalls Kishinev riots and urges global support for tolerance.
Pope Leo XIII Remains Grave as Rome Watches
In Rome on July 13 the pope’s condition remains grave with doctors postponing any operation. He shows moments of calm and lucid memory though weakness deepens, refusing to stay in bed and asking to sit in his chair. Doctors report gradual decline but no immediate life threat, as routine bulletins detail vital signs and the pontiff’s fluctuating comfort.
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Tong
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Sinip
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Lapponk
Amawaring
Sami
First Panty Witnesses Dor Die Valley
Gos Angéles with Tin wife Ay' de Wale and A Stew art travel by automobile in the valley, marking the first witness to the area.
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Gos Angéles
Ay’ de Wale
A. ©. Stewart
Arannes
Appellate Court Affirms Injunction Against Picketing
The appellate court in Chicago affirmed a lower court injunction issued at Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company plant at the start of a strike. The injunction bars strikers from picketing the plant as the dispute continues in Chicago.
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Chicago
Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company
Amity of the Two Nations Shown During Naval Meetings
A three column article cites a witness recounting cordial naval meetings between British and American ships in Bermuda 1895 and Portsmouth 1903. The writer stresses growing affinity and mutual amity between the two navies, reflecting closer cooperation.
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London
Tines
Bermuda
Portsmoouth
Message of the President of Colombia on Canal Treaty
The July 17 message from President Marzoquin to Congress outlines two Canal Treaty paths. One curtails sovereignty for money while the other demands indemnity if the Panama route is not chosen. He argues the canal would bring vast national wealth and boosts to industry and commerce, with Congress bearing the decisive vote.
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Colon
Marzoquin
Panama Canal
Department of
Panata
Panta
Russian aims in Manchuria uncertain after talks
Shanghai Times correspondent says Chinese officials doubt the Line Port Arthur conference will hasten evacuation of New Chiang. A New Chwang report notes on July 4 Rasalan flag railed at Ning-ize-kan railway station, terminus of the Shanghai-Kwan line.
Arthur's prophetic words before Chief Arthur's death
Winnipeg July 11 reports say Chief P M Arthur of the Engineers died after a teark failure. The speech began with a self described farewell line and officers and mourners witnessed his collapse seconds after midnight. Dr Mearthur declared the death. funeral planned for 2 pm and interment in Cleveland. Assistant Grand Chief A B G Youngson lies critically ill in Philadelphia and Arthur's remains may reach Cleveland by evening.
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P.M. Arthur
Engineers
Arthur
Ming
Eleare Ae
Cleveland
A. BG. Youngson
Brotherhood of Lucofglive Vingineers
Critica Iy Il Via ‘Ncapital
Mendeville
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Arther
Ard Patrick Wins Derby Stakes at Sandown Park
In London July 27 Ard Patrick the prior year's derby winner captured the freelipse stakes at Sandown Park. The horse Ard Patrick has reportedly been bought for $100,000 by Count Lahr dorf for the German government.
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London
Ard Patrick
Sandowne Park
Count Lahrdorf
Pope Leo Suffering Severe Illness In Rome
Rome July 17 The physicians attending Pope Leo XIII show little expectation of his recovery and report his condition as precarious with high fever and weak respiration. Vatican organs stress prayers for his recovery, while political and clerical figures in Rome move to respond to the pope’s urgent personal needs.
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Lapponi
Bonul
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Voor Tella Verita
Vatican
Armistice Extended As Venezuelan Rebel Forces Reach Agreement
Armistice extended beyond the previously set expiry as government and revolutionary leaders meet in Gilad Bolione to arrange troop and cover terms. The extension lasts until midnight with General Talando approving the new timeline. The United States government and Bancraft reportedly supported the move today.
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Venezuela
Gomez
Governicul
Troopa
Gilad Bolione
Talando
Pranight Taday
Maurday
United States
Gimbonl
Bancraft
Cisidnd
Opening of Manchuria Ports Discussed in London
Ambassadors Choato Haga and Lord Lansdowne met in London to discuss opening Manchuria ports and the stance of China’s envoy. A conference communication to Washington may reveal planned openings and the foreign office intention to withhold public comment.
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Lord Lansdowne
London
Daly
Ambanaaday Thal
Higg
China
Manchuria
Mir
Lonadawho
Gitante
Waahingion
Publin
Tepresmila Lion Maid
Foreign Office
Rometenl
Tle
Post Office Official Indicted Over $840 Bribe Case
Brooklyn grand jury charges former Postal Service official George W. Reavers with taking an $840 bribe and conspiring in a scheme tied to a National Trust Company account. Indictment relates to cash payments and checks allegedly deposited, with federal grand jury action pending service of the bill.
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New York
Didge
Unitid
Brooklyn
Cearge W
Grand Jury
Tiratidte Dent
Cash Regiatera
Tha Pa Aller Inapootara
Beatnrs
Naasay Trust Company
Ara
Tor Hava
Woman dies in related incident involving child case
An obscured report from Medleater notes the death of a woman in a serious incident tied to a seven year old girl. The scene mentions a scaffold, injuries such as a red hot poker, and a list of named individuals linked to the event.
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Dork Wright
Wright
Williams
Beeien
Charles Burrett
John Hennessey
Tate Tery
Goulds Bid Aims at Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia July 17 George J Gould is after the Lehigh Valley Railroad company. His recent trip over the line with General Manager Villa was to gain information about the physical condition of the property and to acquaint himself with the facilities. Gould has sought control of the property to link routes from Buffalo to New York and discussions with the Mead company for running trains through to this city are believed possible.
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Philadelphia
George J Gould
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Ling Ty Company
Genera
Mamiger Villa
New York
Bulta
Meading Company
Thisaily
Bribery Charges Trail Montana Officials in Disbarment Hearing
In a Butte courtroom Attorney M. Maury testified that State Senator J.M. Kennedy was paid by a party to influence action in the Minnry Henly decision. The witness described an offer to silence Kennedy and cited arrangements in a Butte newspaper office as part of the alleged bribery scheme. The testimony, amid the Shore disbarment case, highlighted claims of money changing hands and coercive pressure on officials.
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Butle
Hal
Jesse B
Ruolh
Fudge’ Harney
Minnry Henly
Negro Goes Insane Reading of Lynchings in South
A black carpenter in the South reportedly went insane after hearing readings of lynching reports. He shouted that a mob was after him and was restrained, then taken to the state asylum for observation.
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Ralkwell
Fi Bursill
Scott- Merantames Taubright
Grain Route Through Hudson Bay Expedition
Bt John M E July 17 The Government has chartered the Newfoundland sealing steamer Wrptunt to sail to Hudson Bay for an expedition to assess the region for a Canadian grain route. The ship will winter at Chesterfield Inlet and enforce whaling law against American crews. Captain Barlett, veteran navigator, commands the ship with a Newfoundland Canadian crew. This is the second charter in a month after the Terra Nova was secured to convey relief to the Antarctic ship Discovery.
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Huiton Bay
Chesterfield Inlet
Barlett
Whish Constala
Pioneer Stagecoachist William Patterson Dies at Ninety
Kelamazoo, Mich dispatch reports William Patterson died at age eighty nine from heavy tobacco use. A former pioneer stagecoach operator in the Middle West, he founded the first stage line between St Pat and St Anthony along the Mississippi and helped establish early stage rates between St Prov and St Anthony.
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Inter-Ocean
Kelamazoo
Mich
Sigat William
Patterson
Ava
Ida
Wold
Middle West
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St.’ Anthony
Mississippi River
St Anthony
Finn
Grand Rapids
Ep Worth Leaguers Morning Watch Details
Epworth Leaguers attend the sixth convention with twelve meetings planned across day and evening. Rex Towne of Greencastle presided as early service leader. Rev McKenzie of Loranto spoke on the value of activities to church and Sunday school work among boys and girls.
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Dero
Servieg
Progrem
Sie Kpworth
Hou Ahern
Rex
SK. Towne
Greancastle
M. Alt Oblock
Tony Departmental
M.diulor Conference
McKenzie
Houkekeeping
Eles
Recognition of Union Demanded by Strikers
A chaotic report describes strikers demanding union recognition amid threats of violence. Names and places flood the fragmentary text, with references to Cambridge, Pittsburg, Martina Worry, Cleveland, and Denver as potential origins or destinations. The piece notes threats of retaliation and police involvement, ending with a violent prelude and a $100,000 property loss in a dawn incident.
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Pittsburg
Martina Worry
Cleveland
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