Great Battle 16 on Russians and Japanese Clash Near Ta-tche-kiao
Reports from Chefoo and St Petersburg describe a renewed Japanese assault on Ta-tche-kiao with high casualty rumors and contested Port Arthur news. Dispatches cite unconfirmed losses and speculate on Japanese suffering, while Russian sources warn of heavy fighting and strategic stakes around Port Arthur and nearby forts.
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Ta-tche-kiao
St. Petersburg
Alexieff
Hodzer
Port Arthur
Seat of War
London
Russian Admiral claims Japanese losses massive at Port Arthur
Bar Harbor dated dispatch cites Admiral Alexieff stating Japanese sources report a night attack on Port Arthur with enormous casualties near 3,000. Separate dispatches describe Kuropatkin’s forces pressing toward Ta-teh-kiao, with Oku and Nodzu converging from south and east and Chinese bandits complicating the move.
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St. Petersburg
Mukden
Port Arthur
Alextomt
St Petersburg
Wakden
Natal Mensenger
Alexieff
Chefoo
Tiente
Stasssel
Togo
Taku-shan Hil
Nodel
Stoessel
Tas Wheekiau
Russhan
Sergiya Mikhailovitch
Marfohuris
Saharity
New York
Presa
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Sreamboat Co
Sigamere
Tenaton
Sen Ad. Paggil
Count Cassini
Bar Harbor
Admiral Alexieff
Ta-tehe-kiao
Haicheng
Liao River
Kuropatkin
Russky Viedomosti
Kal-chou
Ta-tche-Klan
Oku
Nodzu
Chapan
Dalin
Zarbinbalel
Fourth Siberian Army Corps
Nodsu
Ketropathia
Kureld
Agar Linges Ng
Poetermiurg
Taly Dm
Ite
Taeteheking
Ta-tohe-ldag
Wiewe Gund
Yin
Ghafoo
Peking
Sakaroff
Ehat-chou
Ta-tche-kiao
Madlinkau
Sangaisha
Siadian-tsia
Ta~pass
Hai-cheng
Liao-yang
Panama Customs Row Sparks Canal Zone Clash
In Panama on July 13, merchants in Panama and Colon warned the new canal zone custom-house decree will ruin local trade. The chamber of commerce formed a committee to appeal to Governor Davis while opposing the Dingley tariff act as harmful to commerce and canal treaty spirit.
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United States
Panama
Gov. Davis
Canal Zone
Colon
Fanama
Republic
Chamber of Commerce
Dingley Taraiff
Petin
Pacife Mall Been Iy Company
San Enticites
Corinto
Pekin Hut Deirante Papera
Catal Wene
Tl Barta
Panames
Conaldere
Compan
Horror on the Rails Twenty Killed in Illinois Crash
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad collision near Glenwood Illinois killed twenty and injured about twenty five. A picnic train from Chicago struck a freight train on a sharp curve causing demolition of locomotive and two cars. Rescue used bonfires for light as doctors and nurses arrived from Chicago Heights and Glenwood.
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Chicago
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Glenwood
Momence
Carl, Stewart
Ellen Landers
Mia
Emma Palmer
Landers
Lena Palmer
Gira
Palmer
Lena Hipelius
Prederick da Witt
Frank Knutney
John Dtrabnaki
Rose Probaski
John Burkey
Nellie ‘Tiga
Katey Gorringer
Tony Omitesky
Provelny
Plonia
Dovemua
Momangelf
Chicago Heights
Plense
FSY
Ney
Three Killed as Train Hits Auto at Merrick Road Crossing
Rockville Center Long Island July 13 three killed in collision between a touring automobile and a Long Island Railroad train at Merrick road crossing. James Snyder of Brooklyn and Frank J Correll of Amityville died instantly. A man believed to be J W Jewell of Brooklyn died later from severe injuries. The car occupants were crushed in the wreck and the car dragged under the locomotive.
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Rockville Center
L. 1
James Snyder
Brooklyn
Frank J. Correll
Amityville
Ater
Long Island
Merrick Road
Rockville
Double Wade electrocuted for Toledo murder in 1900
Al and Ben Wade were executed by electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary annex for the 1900 murder of Kate Sullivan near Toledo. Each received a single shock finishing within minutes, amid a robbery motive. The sisters in the rural dairy-farm household were beaten and bound, with one surviving alibi still unclear.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hen ‘Wade
Ohio Penitentiary
Kate Sullivan
Toledo
al Wade
Ben Wade
Ben and
Alf Wade
Ixate Sullivan
Klole
Aluba
Joanna
Kats
Alster Daanna
Syria
Withers
Wim
Upper
Sandusky
Ben Landis
King Edward Dines With Paupers At Almshouse Visit
King Edward in almshouse mingled with pauper inmates after leaving Newmarket. He joked with residents and asked an old woman if all were well. In the hospital a dying stable boy played God Save the King on a mandolin, and King Edward stayed by his bed as the boy finished. The boy died contentedly, saying he could die happy now.
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Boendon
Edward Yanters Iday
Edward
King Howard
King
Explosion on Yacht Aeolus at Oyster Bay Damages Vessel
An explosion aboard the 35 foot gasoline launch Aeolus of the Stamford Yacht Club at Oyster Bay injured owner J. Gillespie of Stamford, Conn. The yacht suffered heavy damage and President Roosevelt and his family heard the blast but were relieved no fatalities occurred.
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Oyster Bay
Aeolus
Stamford
Gilles- Pie
Conn
Lagdmore Hill
Roosevelt
Mystic Shrine Parade Opens Atlantic City Gathering
Mystic Shrine held a two parade opening with more than 10 000 members in Atlantic City N J. Delegates met in conference and a banquet followed by a trip to the ocean area. A joint ceremony at Shrine Hall concluded the day as key figures from Dallas Texas attended. applications for shrine membership were discussed and referred for action.
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Atlantic City
Atlantia City
N. J
Toy
Perial
Grean
Dallas
Tex
Hia
Body Found in Harlem River Believed Kingsley Victim
Police report the Harlem River discovery tonight of a decomposed body likely Henry Baxter Kingsley a 35 year old Rutland Vermont native and son of Gen. L C Kingsley. The man wore a black suit and overcoat carried an NYAC card and ring initials H B K with $90 in cash watches and jewelry. He had been missing since November after visiting cousin Hugh H Baxter in New York City.
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New York
Henry Baxter Kingsley
Vermont
Hugh H. Baxter
Fifth Avenue
Harlem
New York Athletic Club
KH. B. Kingsley
Kingsley
Rutland
L. C. Kingsley
Indictments Quashed on Technical Grounds in N J Bank Case
Judge Lanning in the United States District Court quashed the conspiracy indictments against Albert C. Twining David G. Cornell and George F. Kroehl officers of the defunct First National Bank of Asbury Park. The quashment cites a defective accusation that the bank was defrauded and that the defendants profited from the alleged transaction.
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Trenton
N. J
Lanning
United States District Court
Albert C. Twining
David GC. Cornell
George F. Kroehl
First National Bank of
Asbury Park
Twining
Keehl
Cornell
Baulick
Twinkig
United Tates
David O. Waththd
Department of Justice
Wheahington
Treasurers Arrested In Larceny Case In Massachusetts
John W. Cawlat of Stoneham, former treasurer and manager of the People’s Gas and Water Company, was arrested on June 16 and held on 9000 bond. He is charged with larceny of New Market Light and Power bonds valued at 12600, with James W. Burnham as complainant alleging Cawley disposed of funds and kept proceeds. The defendant contends the bonds were his own.
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Massachusetts Gas Company
Hoston
John W. Cawlat
Stoneham
Puople's
W. &. Keene Leather Company
Wight, Heat and Power Company
James W. Burnham
Burnham
Cawley
Arguments in Green case hint at possible finding
The Norwich courtroom heard Senator George F. Green's bribery indictments debated as Frederick Callin of Elmira argued the insufficiency of the charges. United States District Attorney George B. Curtiss contended that dismissal of one indictment would not erase the crimes, while Judge Ray suggested refusing to fold Green if the facts stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
George F. Green
Ray
Norwich
Frederick Callin
Elmira
Senator Green
Collin
Time Recorders
United States
George B. Curtiss
Death Toll Nears Thousand From Slocum Disaster
New York reports a final death total of 968 from the General Slocum excursion disaster. Police officials announce 881 identified, 62 missing, 61 unidentified. About 150 injured and 285 of almost 1,400 aboard escaped uninjured. Unidentified dead likely among the missing.
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New York
General Slocum
McAdoo
Italians Tell Of Crime In Murder Case
Fragmentary report from Philadelphia notes that two of nine Italians in custody for the murder of Anténio Manaso, whose body was found hidden in a mattress along the Wisiahicken riverbank, are linked to the affair. Authorities continue questioning suspects as details unfold.
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Philadelphia
Anténio Manaso
Coeds Atelier
Roosevelt Committee Visit: No Audience Arranged
Secretary Loeb says the Lackawanna and Luzerne miners’ committee came to Oyster Bay without notice and President Roosevelt did not know of their presence. Loeb offered to bring the petition to the President personally, but no audience could be arranged without an appointment. The President was away at Sagamore Hill and engaged in official work and daily exercise.
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Hoxleeth
Chicago Heights
Glenwood
Casin
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Central Labor Union of
Lackawanna
Luzerne Counties
Loeb
John H. Barrett
Truth
Scranton
Barrett
Associated Press
Sagamore Hil
Artheradto
Nak
Ramalns
Loobwadd
Oystar Bay
Tool Bith
Lthg
Bagamore Hill
Sagamore Feffil
Robert Roosevelt
Sayville
S. 1
Theodore
Kermit
Sagamore Hill
Fairbanks
Teameters
Teamsters
J. Odxen Armour
Ale
Mary Bh.’ McDowell
University of Chicago
Milas McDowell
Lise
Promdent Donnelly
Armour&@ Co Switt & Co
Nelson Morriapany
National Parking Company
Schwarnohijé
Ulsverger
Oudahy
Norfolk
Ask
Bieaubaat
Manila suburb struck by cloudburst toll reaches two hundred
A cloudburst northeast of Manta triggered floods in San Juan del Monte destroying the suburb. Two hundred lives are reported lost and homes of Americans and foreigners are cut off. Floodwaters halted traffic, leaving streets navigable only by boats. Rainfall totals reach 16 inches with 27 hours continuous downpour. Property damage estimated at 9,000,000.
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Manila
Wills
Manta
San Juan del Monte
Othe
Boy Kills Woman in Dublin as Currie Handoff Ends Fatally
A teen, Malcolm Currie, allegedly shot Mrs. Robert Fieyd in Lowr intel, Dublin, after a dispute over a child. Mrs. Himira Currie and Mrs. Floyd were involved as the incident escalated with a knife threat before the fatal shooting. No arrests reported yet.
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Dublin
Robert Fieyd
Lowrintel
Thin County
Malcolm Currie
Himira Currie
Currie
Thomas Floyd
Indoeng
Mra
Floyd
Tilac
First Clash in Great Battle
Twenty killed in Klinois wreck as the nation’s headlines reflect a sudden surge of disasters. President and the Miners Conference may end the meat strike, while political turmoil surges through labor trouble in Washington.
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Klinois
Washington
Hill
Parker
West Virginia
Senators
France
New pushes Indiana bid for U S Senator in 1916
Washington Post dispatch from Indianapolis says Capt. Harry S. New seeks the U S Senate. Marion County legislators may be instructed to vote for him unless told otherwise. Friends, including Floyd Woods and W H English, predict quick adoption at next week’s legislative convention.
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Indiana
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Harry S. New
United States
Capt. New
Chicago
Fairbanks
Capt
New
Hit
Floyd Woods
Seventh District
W. H. English
Independent ticket urged in Minnesota for Van Sant
Special to The Workington Port from Saint Paul Minnesota reports Gov. G F Van Sant expected to head an independent Republican ticket in Minnesota. Kno w n backers plan a mass meeting next week to organize the movement hoping to counter P O Dunn of Princeton and rebuke those who challenged large corporations over law observance.
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van Sant
Workington Port
Paul
Minn
G. F. van Sant
Minnesota
P.O. Dunn
Princton
Wall
van Mant
Gov. van Sant
Tallomia
Dunn
Bose
Davis Seeks National Issues Stance Amid Busy Campaign
Henry G. Davis voiced satisfaction with the party platform as he outlined his views on national issues. The candidate plans a Washington and New York swing with conference talks alongside Hill, Murphy, and other Democratic leaders. A state leaders’ conference was held this morning with Davis in attendance.
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W. Va
Henry G. Davis
Parker
Devis
Washington
New York
Hill
Murphy
Davia
Kansas Supreme Court names Curtis and Bowersock nominees
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Curtis and J. B. Bowersock are the Republican nominees for Congress in the First and Second districts. Each district held a double headed convention with Curtis facing Dan Anthony Jr. and Bowersock facing Henry J. Allen, who now backs Bowersock. Leader Williams plans to stump for the Democrats as the national committee seeks support.
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Supreme Court
Curtis
Bowersock
Washington Post
Tooeka
Kana
Kansas Supreme Court
Charles Curtis
J. B. Bowersock
Congress
Kansas
Dan Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
Henry J. Allen
Negro lynched near Clayton Station La after mill quarrel
Incoming passengers report a lynching near Clayton Station Louisiana the night of July 13. A sawmill foreman Hilliard wounded in an altercation with a Negro who fled as a mob formed and later captured him at Texan River. The foreman died from a severe head wound though prognosis warned of possible survival.
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Mateohet
Mise
Natches and Southern Railway
Claytontation
Hillard
Hilliard
Texan River
Hillerd
Natches
End of the Strike Talks In Meat Packer Row
Arbitration steps move forward as a conference between employers and strikers is planned after the State board of arbitration mediates. Leaders say unions accept arbitration. market prices rise with beef pork and mutton up nationwide, while packers report ample supply for weeks and temp price increases.
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Chicago Plante
Chicago
State Board of Arbitration
Michael J. Donnelly
Donnelly
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