Reds Rule in Douma Denies Dictatorship in Russia
Gen Trepoff, commandant of imperial palace at Peterhof, discusses Russia's turmoil. He urges a pacific path, cites press influence of revolutionaries, and questions government leadership while noting army loyalty. He supports center party ministry and opposes land expropriation, warning drastic measures may follow in crisis.
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Trepoif
St. Petersburg
Treport
Lege
Nemes
Trepoff
Testify For Rojestvensky Surgeons Cite Wound Impact
Cronstadt July 6 court martial trial of Admiral Rojestvensky for surrender of the Bedovi in the Sea of Japan battle. Surgeons testified that his wounds made him irresponsible, affecting judgment and actions during the engagement.
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Cronstadt
Rojestvensky
Bedovi
Sea of Japan
Reesky
Death notices for Barry Deagen and Terrell
Obituaries and funeral notices published July 1905 to July 1906. Details include Capt M J Barry of the Sixty-ninth NY Volunteers with July 7 service at Joseph Gacher parlors and Arlington Cemetery interment. Joseph Theobald Deagen at 232 T Street NW with July 1906 funeral. Terrell family notice from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church with July service and Harmony Cemetery interment.
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Tarrison ' Terrell
Robert H. Terrell
Wittiam HM
OH. Terrell
Laura T. Jone
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Harmony Cemetery
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Insertions
The Washington Post reports marriage and death notices may appear in partner papers with no extra charge for insertion or telegraph transmission. Newspapers listed include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Paul Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Pudlic Ledger
Pitsburg Dispatch
Provide Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
BY. Paul
Pioneer-Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mincinnati “Enquirer
White Flag Incident Testimony in Naval Scene
Lieut Verom testified that he was ordered by Captain De Cotongue to obtain a sheet tone used if a Japanese ship appeared. He said that upon returning on deck Captain Calamatieff angrily hurled it into the sea.
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Lieut
Verom
de Cotongue
Rojestvensky
Calamatieff
Turks Invade Persia Checked by Persian Governor
In Constantinople on July 1 a Turkish advance toward the Persian frontier was repulsed by Governor Pushkar with 300 Turkish regulars and 700 mounted Arab irregulars forced to withdraw. The council of ministers ordered Zeki Pasha to pull back from advanced positions to avoid further rupture with Persia.
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Constantinople
Pushkar
Zeki Pasha
Persia
Mines to Blow Up Czars Yachting Trip
Copenhagen correspondent reports the Czare yacht trip was halted after mines were found in the Gulf of Finland. Divers were deployed when a suspicious craft appeared, signaling a planned attack on the imperial yacht.
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Gulf of Finland
Imperial Yacht
Borotal
Washington Post
London
Copenhagen
Morning Leader
Gulf
Alfonso's New Cabinet Sealed in Madrid
Madrid July 6 Alfonso today sanctioned the appointment of the following ministry to succeed the Moret y Prendergast cabinet which resigned yesterday Fromier and minister of war Field Marshal Lopez Dominguez minister of foreign affairs Senor Gallon minister of the Interior Bernabe Davila minister of finance Navarro Revertha minister of public works Carcia Prieto minister of Marine Senor Alvarado minister of Instruction Amalo Gimanto minister of Justice Count Romanandes Though the Moret cabinet disappears the new ministry represents the same general policy with prominent Liberal figures from the Senate and Chamber of Deputies
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Madrid
Alfonso
Moret Y Prendergast
Fromier
Lopez Dominguez
Senor Gallon
Bernabe Davila
Navarro Revertha
Carcia Prieto
Imarine
Senor Alvarado
Amalio Gimanto
Count Romanandes
Moret
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Prison Sentence for Blackmailer in Berlin Case
Special to The Washington Poet reports Glase, aide to Prince von Wrede, was convicted in Berlin for attempting to blackmail by threatening to denounce a baroness to police. The baroness, described as a klepto maniac, had stolen hotel silver. Glase received nine months in prison and two years civil rights deprivation. The baroness remains in a sanitarium.
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Berlin
Spain hail storm kills fifty in Valencia
A July 6 hail storm in Valencia Spain killed fifty people and damaged crops across districts. Hailstones as large as oranges collapsed roofs driving residents to seek shelter in cellars as widespread distress ensued. Emergency relief is urgently requested.
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Valencia
Spain
England Has Option On Famous Oscar Hainauer Art
London reports Britain must decide by July 16 whether the Hainauer art collection stays in London or is distributed worldwide. The Duveen brothers bought the Berlin collection for about 1.26 million dollars and deny claims that J. P. Morgan holds first option and Joe Wiener second.
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London
Oscar Hainauer
Duveen Brothers
Berlin
America
J. P. Morgan
Joe. Wiener
Philadelphia
Tariff war declared as Austria bans Servian cattle
Austria-Hungary closed the frontier to Servian cattle after Servia refused concessions on imports. The move imposes an autonomous tariff on other imports from Servia, with more than 200 cattle ready for sale in Austria. The tariff war threatens Serb stock raisers.
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Austria
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Chinese Riot Claims Settled and Punishment Promised
Pekin July 6. O Carnegie, the British charge d affaires, has settled British claims from the February anti foreign riot at Nanchang Kiangsi. China to pay 3000 indemnity for the death of H C Kingham child and 3500 for mission property destroyed. Guilty parties will be punished and designated by the British legation. protectors of missionaries will be rewarded.
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Pekin
O. Carnegie
Nanchang
Kiangsi
China
H. C. Kingham
Dorchester House Guests and Naval Policy Notes
Ambassador Reid hosted a luncheon at Dorchester House for visiting Americans including Paul and Mrs. Morton, Bishop Lawrence and Miss Lawrence, John W. Yerkes, E. O. Keeler, and D. C. Mills. In Paris, Minister Thomson said six ironclads would begin this year as France seeks naval parity and submarine strength. Constantinople reported the American Legation will be raised to embassy status once credentials arrive, with Leishman to be accredited.
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London
Ambassador Reid
Reid
Dorchester House
Paul Morton
Paris
Naval Committee
Chamber of Deputies
M.thomson
Marine
France
Turkey
Constantinople
Legation
Tewfik Pasha
Enote
Leishman
Yale President Hadley to Lecture in Berlin
Special to The Washington Post reports Yale President Arthur T. Hadley will lecture in Berlin next winter about the proposed German American professor exchange program.
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Hadley
Berlin
Washington Post
Bertin, Jr
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Germany
United States
Gasoline Tank Blast Kills Four at Dye Works in Saginaw
A gasoline tank on the second floor of the Cosendai Dye Works boiler house exploded without warning, killing four men El. A Gehl, George Segelko, Louis Cosenda i, and another unnamed worker. Several injured and a fire spread destroying neighboring property and causing heavy glass damage across the block. Rescue crews labored for hours to pull victims from the wreckage as flames raged and the total loss reached about $30,000 with additional damage to surrounding structures.
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Dye Works
Saginaw
Mich
Cosendai Dye Works
Jefferson Avenue
A Gehl
George Segelku
Louis Cosendai
Cosenda
John F. Coszadal
Earl Norris
Marie Corendal
Praices Gutke
Rufus Newman
Dye’ Works
Hattie
Ie Hospital
Oehl
Nile
Foehl
Carl Casendai
Sigelko
John F
Louis Casendai
Louis
Frances Gutke
Boler House
Conspiracy charge dismissed in New York rebating case
Judge Holt of the United States Circuit Court declares the indictment against Nathan Guilford F B Pomeroy Edgar Goodlee and Edwin Earle for conspiracy to violate the Hawkins rebating act invalid while upholding the Elkins act indictments against the New York Central Railroad Guilford and Pomeroy. The ruling holds Congress did not intend imprisonment for Hawkins act violations and preserves fin punishment for those indictments. The American Sugar Refining Company also pleaded not guilty but will face trial on its own charges. The government will proceed on the Elkins act counts.
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New York
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Nathan Guilford
Pomeroy
New York Central Railroad
C. Goodlee
Edgar
Edwin Earle
Detroit
Bikins
Owever
New York Central Road
Guilford
Congress
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Central
34Th United, States
Stimson
Shot wife and himself in Kirkfield farm tragedy
Special to The Washington Post Ottawa reports Duncan Mac Arthur a Kirkfield Ontario farmer shot his wife then killed himself. The motive cited inquest note claims the wife was childless and accuses her of killing their offspring. The note promises that Mac Arthur will follow later.
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Washington Post
Ottawa
Ontario
Duncan MacArthur
Kirkfield
Sho
Cleveland Much Better From Sudden Illness
Ex President Cleveland recovering at home after fishing trip in the South. He sat up and took nourishment, recovering rapidly. Doctor says he is improving and expected to be out again in a few days as Mrs Cleveland and the family remain at Buzzards Bay.
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Beeo Wwnston Testa
Pregier
Cleveland
Hartje Case Sequel Promised At Close Of Trial
Pittsburg July 6 District Attorney Robb announced more indictments for conspiracy and blackmail would be filed after the Hartje divorce case ends. A prominent Allegheny businessman and a bank cashier, plus one or two lesser lights, are to be charged in the Hotel Lincoln incident linked to Hartje. No arrests yet. trial resumes Tuesday and may stretch into next week.
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Allegheny
Macine
Sportalo
Weehington Post
Pittsburg
John & Robb
Hartje
Licoln
Hartjée
Mysterios
Reading
Hartie
Bech Oee Hartjje
Negra
Passeselon
Tom “Madiné
Madine
Hattie
John L. Welshons
Hood
Hocd
Staertgt
Rial
Fighting Franchise. Tax clash at Sacramento boards
Western Union is assessed 90 000 and Postal Telegraph 325 000 on local franchise taxes in Sacramento. The companies contend federal franchises shield them from city or town tax laws, arguing that if Sacramento enforces tax others nationwide could follow, burdening the firms beyond endurance.
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Sacramento
Western : Union
Board of Equalization
Western ‘Union
Postal
Police Nab Runaway Boys in Philadelphia
Chief John B. Taylor wires detective headquarters that two runaway boys are detained in Philadelphia. George Caffrey, fifteen, of its% Fourth Street Northeast, and Dennia Mahoney, 25 K Street Northeast, are to be sent home after parents wired funds for their return. The late Mrs Annie Madigan, wife of Frank P Madigan of 1026 Virginia Avenue Southeast, was buried at St Patrick's Church after a 10 o clock requiem. pallbearers included Howarth F Buckley and J H Brooks. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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John B. Taylor
Philadel~ie. Police
George Caffrey
Fourth Street
Dennia Mahoney
K Street
Philadelphia
Annie Madigan
Frank P. Madigan
Virginia Avenue
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
O'Cloek
Stafford
Thomas E. McGuigan
Howart F. Buckley
J. dicCarthy
Philip Schwartz
Roger Williams
J. Melvin Lamb
J. H. Brooks
Gorlal
Mount Olivet Cemetery
German insurers to pay losses in full say consul
F Bopp the German consul in San Francisco says German insurance companies will pay a full settlement temporarily located in the city after returning from Germany where he studied the status of the firms doing business on the coast.
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San Francisco
F. Bopp
Germany
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Arrivals and departures of transatlantic liners in New York and European ports on July 6. Vessels Pensylvania Sable Island J Paul Prinzeau Alice Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Georgie La Touraine Cedric and others are listed with routes from Hamburg Southampton Cherbourg Havre and Havre to New York. Queenstown bound ships expected near 6 p.m. Saturday.
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New York
Battle Could Bring Marines to Santo Domingo Amid Guerrilla War
News from Santo Domingo reports 600 government troops clashing with about 500 rebels near Monte Cristi as guerrilla tactics gain traction. Commander Southerland warns government forces may wear down rebels while Morales and other leaders plan to return to aid the uprising.
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Southerland Cables
Navy Department
Santo Domingo
Monte Crist
Southerland
Morales
Old Revolutionary Movement
Caceres
Delaware Republicans Split Over Addicks and Allée Harmony Move
A chaotic Delaware Republican meeting erupted when supporters of Addicks clashed with Allée allies as the party factionalized over immediate separation from the Regulars. Caleb Layton led Allée’s camp, and Edward Addicks squared off in a near fistfight before the room settled into disorder.
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Washington
Tohn Baward
Ainte
Alice
Addicks
Caleb Layton
Layon
Edward Addicks
Layton
Allee
Bine
GADDENS AT WORK Denies Cancer Operation
Windsor July August Augustus Strane, the sculptor, at home in Cornish, reports say he is at work today. It is denied that Mr St Goudens has undergone any operation for removal of a cancerous growth.
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Windsor
Augustus Strane Dons
Cornish
Short case goes over as bail rises in West Side Court
Special to the Washington Fest reports Henry Alford Short, wealthy real estate broker, charged with wronglng two fourteen year old girls. Hearing postponed to Wednesday afternoon after adjournment secured by his counsel Bartow Weeks. Short held on $3,000 bail, later increased to $5,000 after new affidavit by Helen Walsh. Neither Short nor counsel commented on bail or case.
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New York
Henry Alford Short
West Side Court
Bartow Ss. Weeks
Short
Charlotte Fitzsimmons
Sixth Avenue
Gerry
Pizarro
Helen Walsh
Seventh Avenue
Modern Life Strain Impacts Amherst College Study
Amherst College professor John Tyler argues climate and modern life strain nerves in children of the business age. He spoke at the University of Chicago about how wealth desire and sedentary habits affect the next generation, contrasting with conditions a century ago when diets and daily routines differed significantly.
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America
John’ Ma‘Tyler
Amherst College
University of Chicago
Wwe
Preparing Oil Suits First Important Case Seen
A fragmentary report suggests the government readies oil suit actions in the federal district. Officials anticipate grand jury work and aim to prepare commerce and railroads cases, signaling major legal steps ahead.
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Department of Tus
WIRE SLAYER MUST DIE DENIED REPRIEVE FOR CURTIS
A petition for reprieve was presented by Dr Jacob C and others for Curtis a young Pole Arington golf Hoke. The prioner was examined several times and pronounced sane. No reason was given for clemency as the prisoner faced execution.
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Curtis
John
Schidlotski
Pole
Arington
Jacob
Prernor
Tramp Steamer Fire Near Plum Island Reported
A tramp steamer en route from Boston to New York caught fire off Plum Island tonight. Flames appeared under control as deck signals were observed from the island, and tugs are returning to assist. The vessel, possibly unnamed, was believed to be under way before crews could reach her.
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Tory
Plum ‘Island
Theinorth
Eland Ang
Fb.re
Jeann
Itvis
Boston
New. York
Waterloo inquiry on Rev. Charles Bain sanity adjourned
The commission investigating the Baptist minister Rev. Charles Stuart Bain, accused of burning a church, adjourned until July 26. A medical examination of the prisoner was conducted and multiple witnesses testified as part of the proceeding.
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Waterloo
Charles
Stuart Bain
LAND-GRABBERS Fined and jailed in federal case
In Helena Montana on July 6 former U S Marshal J H Woolmar Grant Christian and Fray D Cooper pleaded guilty in a federal court for fencing government lands Judge Hunt sentenced each to a $500 fine and twenty four hours in jail Also note about the battleship New Jersey sailing from Hast Port Missouri to Bar Harbor or Rockland with unclear destination.
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Helena
Mont
J.H. Woolmar
Grant Christian
Fray D. Cooper
Hunt
Tomorrow's Post features world news and reader delights
The Post promises to-morrow's edition will include many interesting features drawn from around the world. It aims to please all readers with varied content and engaging material.
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To-Morrow
Post
To- - Morrow
Capitol
Capitol Night Watchmen
National City Bank loan payment amid rumblings in Ohio ends
A short term loan of 9 000 000 dollars from National City Bank was expected to be paid up by Tuesday but did not become final. Reports mention related financial steps and delays while noting diplomatic appointments in Guayaquil and Boston involving Pedro Arcenteles and Jose Guillermo Terran as consul and Ecuadorian consul respectively.
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National City Bank
Ohio
Railroad
Nantes
Guayaquil
Eenador
Pedro’Arcenteles
San Francisco
Jose Guillermo
Boston
Haakon to Welcome Kaiser in Bergen Departure to Trondheim
King Haakon will leave Bergen for Trondheim aboard the Hamburg tomorrow morning arriving at 5 p m Sunday. He will board the ship to greet the Kaiser and later the King and Queen will receive the Emperor at the palace where a formal dinner for eighty guests is planned.
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William
Bergen
Trondhiem
Hamburg
Haakon
Aala
Selns
Death notices of Langdell Meckel Dwyer Meiggs and Mercer
Cambridge Massachusetts July 6 Christopher Columbus Langdell Dane professor of law emeritus at Harvard University died suddenly of heart disease at his home He helped inaugurate the case method of teaching law and was acclaimed as a premier legal educator Gen Meckel a former Japanese military tactician died July 6 in Berlin after contributing to Japan's early war successes A Philadelphia telegram reports the death of Rev William F Dwyer of Brooklyn aged 39 in Los Angeles Meiggs widow of John C Meiggs the railroad contractor died in London on July 8 Rev L P Mercer founder of the parliament of religions who featured at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair died of heart disease in Cincinnati
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Dane
Harvard University
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Russia
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Marshal Oyama
Mukden
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Los. Angeles
Cal
John’ P. Dwyer
Philadelphia Record
W. F. Dwyer
Brooklyn
Dwyer
London
Meiggs
John C
Lved
Cincinnatia
Ohio
Woman's Death Mystery at Lake Hopatcong
Coroner Sigmund Belleris investigates the death of Hermale Schatz, 26, a waitress at the Laurel House in Lake Hopatcong. Her body was found in the lake after a Wednesday night row with Fritz Hedening, 27, a contractor from Netcong. Locals report the couple left the Laurel House dock. clothing and boat gear were found nearby as divers search the lake for Hedening.
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Washington Post
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Sigmund Belleris
Hermale Schatz
Sar
Lake Hopateong
Whass Boty
Fritz Hedening
Dlaxim
Take Hopateong
Trig
Brooklin
Hedening It- 2
Ramedro
Laurel House
President Pardons Ex-Senator Mitchell Testimony Shield
President Roosevelt announced clemency for former Senator Colin H Mitchell who was pardoned on June 26. Francis J Heney, assistant attorney general, said Tanner testified against Mitchell after perjury to protect his partner. The case centered on a fake partnership agreement alleged by Tanner.
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Greg
A.H. Fanner
United States
Colin H.mitchell
Roosevelt
Francis’ J. Heney
Mitchell
Tanner
Tad
Washington
Panner
Skidoo Causing Trouble In Ghetto Court Hearing
Syrian merchant Samuel Seioman wandered into the Ghetto with a load of prayer rugs and shawls. A banana cart dispute with Jacob Smith escalated into a babel and a scuffle. a police officer arrested them. In court Seioman charged Smith with using a Syrian word and amid the clash the magistrate ordered bonds to keep peace. Also notes Melbourne ministry reception and Marines leaving Colon on the cruiser Columbia.
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Washington
New York
Samuel Seioman
Samuel
Stanton
Ridge
Jacob Smith
Smith
Saloman
Soloman
Shie
Fourth of July Tragedy Cleared by Police Statement
Erma Stephany, a pretty brunette, confessed to killing her lover James Frigzell on Mahantonzo Street near his home. She said Frigzell asked her to shoot after he fired twice, then she took the revolver and killed him. She walked from Sixteenth and Mahantonzo with Frigzell that night, fled to her home, and later told police.
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The
Washington Post
Pottsville
Erma Stepha
James Frigzell
Mahantonzo Street
Sixteenth
Mahantonzo
Friazetl
Sai
Frizzell
Stephany
Frank Geist
Philadelphia
West
Mahantongo Street
Socialist party of Colorado nominates Haywood for governor
Denver July 6. The Socialist party in Colorado met on the Fourth of July and nominated a full state ticket led by William D Haywood. He is secret and treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners and currently imprisoned in Idaho for alleged complicity in Gov. Stevenberg's assassination. The speaker urged working classes to rally to Haywood and warned of marching to Idaho to release him if necessary.
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Denver
Socialist Party of Colorado
William D. Haywood
Secre
Western Federation of Minera
Idaho
Stevenberg
Martin
Colorado
Hay~wood
Hin
Committee Hears Morton and McClintock on Life Insurance
London July 4 Paul Morton president of Equitable Assurance and Emory McClintock vice president of Mutual Life appeared before the House of Lords select committee on life insurance. Morton outlined Equitable methods and noted 300000 deposited in the Bank of England for British policyholders while admitting confidence has improved more in America than abroad. McClintock submitted Mutual Life reports claiming investments are in satisfactory condition and saying revision for British policy holders is not desirable.
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London
Paul Morton
Equitable’ Assurance Society
Emory ‘McClintock
Mutual Life, Insurance Company of New York
House of Lorda
Morton
Bank of England
America
No Fear for Americans in Cholera Reports
Bureau of Army officials say few Americans are affected by cholera in Manila and the Philippines. Civil and military officers report deaths of all Americans promptly, and the epidemic is considered to be confined to natives. Medical officers credit troops’ protection and note no alarm in the medical bureau despite many cases in Manila.
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Bureau of Army
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Manila
Philippines
Phillippines
Medical Bureau
Army
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