Britain to Protest Senate Over Panama Canal Dispute
Britain plans a formal protest through its embassy as the Panama Canal bill advances. Senator Brandeges and Root will address the issue, arguing the measure violates Hay-Pauncefote terms by discriminating in favor of American shipping and coastwise routes. Ambassadors held talks on potential actions with Britain wary of canal toll favoritism and railway-linked subsidies.
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Great Britain
Uniteds States
Panama
Senate
United States
United Trea Senate
Root
England
Canada
Ant
United
Sfage Oroamentin
Beocnissd Count von Bernstorft
M Juser
France
Adamson Committee
Canal
Tinon
America
Speisa
Adamson
Bride Sparked by Mixup Rumor Ends in Quiet Georgia Romance
Miss Elsie Cleveland of Greenville Pennsylvania, mistaken for Miss Esther Cleveland, marries H Lee Winfree of Lynchburg Virginia after meeting in a Washington department store and securing a license at city hall. The couple, who arrived Monday, were married at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church by Rev Wallace Radcliffe and shortly left for Norfolk then a wedding tour through the South.
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Misa Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Miles Elsie Cleaveland
Greenville
H Lee Winfres
Lynchburg
Elsie Cleaveland
Miss J
Cleaveland
White House
Miss Cleveland
Miss Cleaveland
Mr Winfree
City
Raleigh Hotel
City Hall
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington
Norfolk
Mr. Winfree
Esther Cleveland
Dan Cupid
Union Station
Old Point
H D Cleaveland
Lake Shore Railroad
Winfree
Whites House
Cleveland
Misa Esther
Wilson Chides County Scores Visitors As Well
Atlantic City July 10 Governor Wilson urged thrift and national restraint to Building and Loan delegates. He spoke on moral pride, cautioning against extrav agance and stressing cooperation for tomorrow. Wilson cited Maine support from Senator Gardner and plans to meet party leaders as part of his broader national stance.
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Atlantic City
Maine
Gardner
William Cramp
Wilson
N. J
Guv Wilson
United States Building and Loan League
New Jersey
Arlier
John Wanamaker
Atlantic
Atlanticity
Watson
Joan
Pastal Savings Banka
America
Wilrun
Senator Gardner
Spring Hick
Seagirt
Baltimore
England
Panama
Esther Cleveland
Roosevelt
Katz
Taft
John Mt Harlan
Lorimer
Tillman
Fairchild
Sesks
Society
Blair
Roosevelt plans immediate tariff cut push for new party
Col Roosevelt plans to announce a program soon and push for immediate tariff reductions as the Progressive party forms. Herbert Knox Smith met at Sagamore Hill to discuss government relations and party strategy while leaders urged Western support for swift tariff action.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Sagamore Hill
Oyater Bay
Est
Col Roosevelt
Chicago
Mifflin to drive a garbage cart in historic pageant
James Ewing Mifflin, a Pennsylvanian from a long line of Mifflins, plans to drive a dilapidated dump cart in the upcoming Philadelphia historical pageant. He traced family ties to a 18th century dump cart owner and tax payer, noting quotes about elegance despite the vehicle. He is linked to Gov. Mifflin and local place names bearing the family name.
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James Ewing Mifflin
Washington Peat
Philadelphia
Pennsylvan‘s
Mifflin
Gov Miffin
Port Mifflin
Miffin County
Miffinbure
Miffintown
Miffin Street
Mifflin Manor
Fountain Green
Fairmount Park
Peace near between Turco and Italy hinted by high authority
July reports from Constantinople and London speak of prospects for peace with Italy. Berlin and other capitals note Mahmoud Shefket Pasha’s resignation as a possible prelude while Turkey seems inclined to yield Tripoli. Italy announces dates to Benghazi, Mat. Colombia Theater. Prices unclear.
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Constantinople
Italy
London
Turkey
Berlin
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Tripoli
Benghesi
Visit to Wilson Foreseen by Speaker Clark and Underwood
Speaker Clark and House Leader Underwood may visit Gov Wilson this week as adjournment approaches. Clark and Underwood acknowledged invitations and would call when House business allows. If adjournment extends to Saturday, Clark will likely go then. Underwood may join.
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Clark
Underwood
Wilson
House of Representatives
Seagirt
Gov
Brandeis Urges Progressives to Back Wilson for President
Louis D Brandeis, a prominent Republican reformer, issues a statement urging all progressives to support Woodrow Wilson for president. He calls Blending party lines essential and says Wilson’s nomination marks a defining moment in American politics.
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Washington
Boston
Louis D Brandeis
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Mr. Brandeis
Wilson Favorite in Betting on Election Odds
Betting men hold off on lines for the political race awaiting clearer public sentiment after the upcoming third party convention. Wilson is the favorite, but bettors cap at 6 to 5. Some specify 2 to 1 for the anti-Wilson side, with few straight bets and rare exotic wagers recorded.
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Washington Post
New York
Wilton
House of Representatives
Gov Wilson
Bridegroom 83 Bride 68 Love at First Sight Marriage
Special to The Washington Post Pittsburgh Pennsylvania July 10 After a three week courtship George W Shank 83 a wealthy merchant of Swissvale and Anna Dale 68 of the same town wed after visiting the license clerk Walter Nivett who misheard the request Then the groom cried for his feetheart and called it love at first sight confirming a quaint romance in a brief union
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Washington Post
Pittsburgh
George W Shank
Swissvale
Anna Dale
Walter Nivett
Shank
Bannard Declines Candidacy for GOP Treasury Post
Otto Bannard announced he is not a candidate for the Republican National Committee treasurer position and would not accept the post. The subcommittee will choose at an upcoming meeting in New York City.
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Washington Pest
New York
Otto Bannard
Washington
Republican National Committee
Nftional
Barnard
Chougé
Rebel Orozco Firm On Victory Plans In Juarez
Juarez July 1 The German consul Max Weber’s home was robbed of several hundred dollars as rebels press for funds. Gen Pascual Orozco Jr arrived in Juarez with his staff and voiced confidence in the revolution’s ultimate triumph. Gen Huerta proclaims amnesty across Chihuahua and nearby towns as Az presidency tensions rise. Senator Mark Smith urges action from Washington. Krag rifles and 10,000 pounds of ammo are to be sent to Her manso Sonora for defense against rebels.
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Juarez
Mexico
Max Weber
Mexican Northwestern Railroad
Chihuahua
SJ. O Crockett
Northwestern
Antonio Rojas
Casas Grandes
HC #é Ferriss
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Orosco
Huerta
Mark Smith
Arizona
White House
Smith
Taft
Hermansillo
Sonora
War Department
States Department
Reilly
Hill
Connecticut
Jill
Besid
Washington
M ‘Ers
Hil
Buncombe
New York
Mr Payne
Hills
Ail
Buchanan Attacks House Floor Veracity in Fiery Debate
In a heated House session Representatives Hill of Connecticut and Reilly sparred over labor policy and postmaster promises after Hill attacked Governor Wilson’s labor stance. Buchanan of Illinois challenged Minority Leader Mann amid accusations of biased investigations, leading to tense accusations and a measured exchange without further incident.
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Reilly
Connecticut
Hill
House
Hil
Woodrow R Wilson
Wilson
Princeton University
Taft
Mr Reilly
William Howard Taft
Buchanan
Emocrat
Tilinow
Mann
Commission
Taylor Eystem
Scienticakop Management
Cain
Mr. Buchanan
Baltimore man Rington Davis dies by self inflicted shot in Brighton hotel
Rington Devis, a Maryland man from Boston Maryland, was found dead in a Brighton hotel with a bullet wound to the head. Police indicate the death appears self inflicted and ruled as a possible suicide pending investigation.
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Maryland
Brighton
England
Rington Devis
Boston
Iowa Democrats Rally Behind Roosevelt at July Convention
Des Moines July 1 progressive factions clash over Taft Chicago platform with claims of fraud. Gov Carroll leads a Roosevelt demonstration and the plan to send delegates to Chicago is adopted. State convention July 4 to name Roosevelt delegates, electors and organize a third party central committee.
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Gov. Carroll
Roosevelt
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
PF Carroll
Taft
Resolutions Committee
Guy Carroll
Carroll
United States
Albert B Cummins
Farrier
State Supreme Court
F R Gaynor
Sioux City
H . Preston
Oskaloosa
New Party
John L Stevens
Boone
Banker Weds Show Girl in Milford Conn
Aaron Claftin a New York banker and Miss Mabel Weeks a show girl married today in Milford Connecticut. This is Claftin's second marriage following a 1905 divorce from his first wife Amy E Claftin obtained in November 1908.
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Aaron Claftin
New York
Mabel Weeks
Milford
Conn
Mr Claftin
Amy E Claftin
Royalist Revolt in Portugal Drives Battles at Cabeceiras de Basto
Advices from Tuy report Braga burned by royalists as marines rush to Valenca de Minho. Government troops pursue insurrectionists at Cabeceiras de Basto. streets emptied as defenders retreat to mountains. Movement aims to restore King Manuel II, who lives in England after 1910 exile.
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Mexco
Manuel
Madrid
Tuy
Braga
Entre Bouro
Minho
Oporto
Valenca de Minho
Portugal
Cabeceiras de Basto
Royal Lata
Tar Mountains
Sremy
Mexicin
Lisbon
Eoll
Spain
Henrique de Paivo Couceiro
Lieut
Sepulveda
Coucetro
Trasos-Montes
Acevedo
Beira
Camacho
Abmoteja
Couceiro
Chaves
Manuel II
England
Luis Philippe
Carlos
Amelie
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