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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
2
Portsmouth to host peace talks after Linevitch siege
A sprawling dispatch notes Linevitch executes officers for seditious leaflets while Polish and Jewish troops allegedly surrender to become prisoners of the Japanese. It reports Sakhalin occupation deemed near certain and Portsmouth NH chosen as venue for the Russia Japan peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
London Daily Telegraph
Linevitch
Moji
Japan
Sakhalin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Portsmouth
N. H
Washington
Government Navy Yard
Swift sues Harvester Co for rebates and accounting
Rodney B. Swift former head of the McCormick experimental department at International Harvester Co files suit in Chicago demanding an accounting as a stockholder. He seeks to stop rebates to railroads, recover millions alleged as unlawfully taken, and bar the purchase of plants that could suppress competition. Eleven railroads are named as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rodney B. Swift
McCormick
International Harvester Co
Swift
Chicago, West Pullman & Southern
Illinois Northern
Harvester Company
Illinois Northern Road
Plano
The
Chicago, West Pullman & Southern Railroad
Illinois Northern Co
Walter Scott special smashes transcontinental speed record
The Walter Scott special train from Los Angeles to Chicago arrived at Polk Street at 11 54 a m Tuesday after covering 2265 miles in 44 hours 56 minutes. It beat the Santa Fe limited time by about 23 hours and topped the original 48 hour contract by four minutes, with the Peacock run of 1900 as the previous best by seven hours eight minutes. Extraordinary eastward delay at Dodge City was recovered by skilled crew.
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Derekigyhaz
Hungary
Anderloes
Belgium
Boston
United States
Canada
Lon Beard
Chester Crawford
Normandy
James
Alderdyce
Sing Sing
Recorder Golf
New York City
J. A. Spekenhier
Commercial Bank
Hagerstown
Ind
Mason
Harry Walker
Alex Worrall
Port View
Youghiogheny River
McKeesport
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Root
Taylor Coal and Coke Co
Searight
Fred
Justin Finn
Winnipesaukee
Laconia
N. H
George R. Koch
New Ulm
L. A. Gebhardt
Mankato
Minn
Odessa
Reiber Street
Baltimore& Ohio
New Castle
Wilbur Sanders
Montana
Helena
Cochran
United States District Court
Marysville
Caleb Powers
Kansas
Peru
Supreme Court
New York
Oakall
Green Castle
Tippy
A. M. Garner
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Ee Pete Dowling
la Granada
Ore
Dowling
Dillon
Common Pleas Court
Columbus
State of Ohio
Ohio
Secretary of State
Riga
Russia
Goldfield
Orville Glassford
Leed Glassford
Belle River
Memphis
Mich
Frank Hail
Charles Rice
Dover
Del
Green Murrell
Harvey Rice
Indian Creek
Owsley County
Murrell
Rice
Harlem River
Cardwell
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Cumberland
John Lee
Wilkesbarre
James Farrell
Fort and
Hastings Streets
Detroit
Trumbull Avenue
Belle Isle Park
East St. Louis
Sweden
Norway
Chippewa
Little Falls
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Anna Jenilek
John Stannock
Creekside
Westminster Volunteers
Seventh Regiment of New York
Bisley
England
New York State
Georges Creek
Piedmont
Clarysville
Barton
Standard Oil Co
Black Hand Society
Pietro Caputon
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Caputon
Panama
Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
St. Andrew
Kniaz Potemkin
Ironton
Marshall
William
Arthur Spaugh
Polk
Spaughs
Great Northern
Springbrook
Williston
N. C
W. L. Tollet
Pikeville
Tenn
Elmer Burtness
Delia Burtness
Burtness
Orfordville
St. Louis
Lucania
Oceanic
la Lorraine
la Savoie
Chicago
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Polk Street
Santa Fe Limited
Dodge City
Kan
The Canadian West Butte of Prosperity in 1905
The article extols Western Canada from 1880 railway opening to 1905 growth, noting 750,000 population, 60 million in annual farm output, 50 million export value, 6,000 miles of rail, 1,625 grain elevators, and high cattle, sheep, dairy prospects. It highlights Alberta and Saskatchewan formation, rail access, cooperative creameries, free schools, and land opportunities for settlers amid expanding markets and new provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States of America
Canadian Northwest
Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Manitoba
Red River
St. Paul
United States
Hudson’s Bay Company
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Athabasca
West Country
Grand Trunk Pacific
Clude
Saskatchew
Pacific Coast
Calgary
Denmark
Thomases
Disastrous firedamp explosion at Watts Town mine
A blast in United National Colliery Co No 2 pit in Rhondda valley Wales on Tuesday morning is believed to have killed 126 men with 150 workers in the shaft area. Rescue efforts faced foul air and collapsing earth as 68 bodies were recovered and the search continued late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
United National Colliery Co
Wattstown
Rhonda Valley
No. 2
No. 1
South Wales
Secretary Wilson Transfers Cotton Leak Papers to Attorney General
Secretary Wilson has handed to the attorney general all papers tied to the cotton leak investigation. It is believed this moves toward prosecuting the persons named in the secret service officers’ report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Secret Service
Dowie Bankruptcy Proceedings Dismissed in Chicago
Chicago on July 12 Judge Bethea dismissed all bankruptcy proceedings against John Alexander Dowie in U S district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
United States District Court
Bethea
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J. H. Thomas
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United States Express Co
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Lake Erie
Laporte
New England
Manhattan
New Jersey
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
San Jose
Cal
Warren B. Hooker
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Swanger
Missouri
McElhinney
Seldon P. Spencer
People’s United States Bank
Lord Roberts
House of Lords
London
Great Britain
Paxinosa Inn
Wingadt Mountain
Easton
Brest
John Costello
Staten Island
West Street
Iola
Paris
John Paul Jones
National Educational Association
Asbury Park
N. J
Epworth League
Coliseum Hall
Trinity Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Denver
Bob McCoy
Big Horn River
Thermopolis
Wyo
Allen Hall
Hall
Couch
Golightly
Ala
Coney Island
Warren
Meadows
Idaho
Harvester Combine
Western Canada
Fort William
Dowie
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