Port Said May Demand Malacca Surrender
British naval officers expect Russia to yield the steamship Malacca seized in the Red Sea as a prize of war and moved toward Libau. Dispatches say two Mediterranean cruisers head to Port Said to precede the Malacca and shield British shipping through the canal and Red Sea.
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Malacca
Port Said
Canal
Red Sea
London
Giba
Bues Canal
Port Maid
Damivels
Mediterranean
Suca Canal
Far East
Dong Stoud
High Seas
Suez Canal
Alexandria
Suez
Porpoise
Aden
Defense Committee
Fremantle
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Warahipa
Russia
Alther
Alabama
America
Smolensk
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Germany
Great Britain
German Steamer Seized and Red Sea Vessel Captured
Report from London July 19 states the German steamer ambla has been seized by Russians and is to arrive soon. A Russian cruiser passed Odessa with guns and torpedo tubes. The Peninsular and Oriental Company steamer Malacca, captured by the St Petersburg, entered the canal en route to Libau. an agent was refused boarding by the Russian commander.
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Associated Press
London
Red Sea
Smolensk
St. Petersburg
Malacca
St Petersburg
Suez Canal
Libau
Baltic
British Law Office
Dardanelles
Emdenek
Stock Exchange
Donsele
Aliwuatera
Raya
James Garetta
Ruaata
Japan
Constantinople
Chernomoreta
Turkey
Russia
Foreign Office
Alrealytacs
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Alexandria
Malta
Rapress of
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Berlin
Sues
Daily Mall
Ambla
Odessa
Antwerp
Peninsular and Oriental Ee
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
New York
Poston
Reo Ad
Phane
Diplomatic buzz over volunteer fleet in Black Sea
In Petersburg notes stir over the Russian volunteer fleet’s status and possible contraband of war implications. Britain may press for a formal definition of the fleet in the Black Sea and potential detentions, while Japan and other signatories weigh neutrality and the Dardanelles question amid conversions of ships into cruisers.
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Mt. Petersburg
Great Britain
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Smolensk
St. Petersburg
Fort Arthur
Red Sea
Virenius
Baltic
St Petersburg
Japan
Paria
Constantinople
Mediterranean
Alexandria
France
Germany
Fusela
Morse Vremyna
Eatabilalii
Novos Vremy
Atlantic
Pacific
Kherson
Garatof
Moskva
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
State Department studies prize precedents on neutral ships
The United States investigates historical cases since the Crimean War to understand neutral shipping protection amid belligerent searches. Focus is on the Red Sea actions by Russian cruiser St Petersburg and implications for American vessels, with reference to the Trent incident and international law precedents.
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Red Sea
State Department
Belligerenta
United States
Philippines
McKinley
Trent
Wilkes
Macon
Andell
Waegf
Roosevelt Receives Miners Petition on Colorado Labor Crisis
Oyster Bay July 19 President Roosevelt met a committee from Wilkes Barre to present a petition on labor conditions in Colorado and seek federal investigation. He said agents of the Commerce and Labor Department are already looking into Colorado troubles and would act within law. The interview also touched on Mr Herzovits Cuba service and Elihu Root's late night conference with the President.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Coal Miners and Allied Crafts
Wilkesbarre
Colorado
Mich Hurris
Carpendale
Henry Hemsovita
Plymouth
McCafferty
Vieter, Dale
Oyster Hay
Leep
Pennsylvania
Sagamore Hill
Department of Commerce and Labor
Henry Herzovite
Theodora Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Sagramore Hill
New York
Root
Clinton
New York State
Loeb
Ito Hin
Father Chidwick
United States Navy
Gind
Tek Seti Gates Aing Yaen Bor
Widine Dent
Loomis to Persist in Death Inquiry After Jury Findings
Assistant Secretary Loomis accepts the British coroner jury verdict in F. Kent Loomis death and will continue investigation. He notes the verdict did not state a cause and that much evidence remains to be examined. Loomis employs every agency to uncover the truth with consular help in England, France, and Germany. He hopes to complete formalities for shipping remains to New York within two days.
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Loomis
Brothers
F. Kent Loomis
Kent Loomis
United States
England
France
Germany
New York
Shot Girl, Killed Him Self. Paris Tragedy Involves Retired Officer
In Paris Col. George Wilson a 64 year old retired U S army officer fired on Mlle Charlotte Murmann twenty one then killed himself. Murmann survived with slight wounds. Wilson lived in a Rue des Oiseaux hotel two years and chased Murmann with no warning. An inquiry into the tragedy has been started.
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Paris
George Wilson
United States Army
Mlle Charlotte Murmann
Col Wilson
Mile Murmann
Col. Wilson
Rue Des Oiseaux
Quartier Montparnasée
Wilson
Harmonized Iowa tariff reform emphasized keynote at convention
Iowa Democrats meet at Toews City to promote tariff reform under Chairman Suiger. A bitter Haerat factional fight did not materialize as the ticket is balanced across parties with electors at large Schmidt and Broman. secretary Dickson. auditor Medary. treasurer Birgheman. railway commissioner Monatrey. supreme judge Sullivan. The platform endorses the St Louis declaration and Parker Davis. Temporary Chairman Stiger lauds tariff reform. Parker telegrams express support. Maxwell resigns from district committee amid caucus.
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Toews City
Iowa
W. Bchmidt
Davenort
J. Broman
Donieon
Charles A. Dickson
Aloux City
Adgar F. Medary
Indorses
St. Louis
St Louie
Parker
Davis
Stiger
H . Siger
Highth
Maxwel
State Committee
McGinty
Ringgold
Maxwell
Reopna
Perker
Alton
Democratic convention in Missouri ends in pandemonium
At Jefferson City on July 19 the first day of the Missouri State Democratic convention closed amid a wild night session. Delegates roared, doorkeepers failed to control the crowd, and a power struggle emerged over temporary officers and the renomination of Secretary of State Samuel Cook. The credentiamns report was delayed, leaving no official action.
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Jefferson City
W. D. Vandivar
Committee On
Credentiamn
St. Louis
Byrnes
Atricken
H. J Molen
la Grange
J. F P. Porth
James C. Jones
Hall of Representatives
Vandiver
Champ Clark
Clark
Committee Upon
Vlainur
Marshall McDermott
Fairfax
Omaha
Nebr
Rosebua Reservation
Bonastegl
Yankton
Bazisteel
Halifax
Walsh A Candidate for United States Senate
Special to The Washington Post from Denver reports Thomas F. Walsh, Colorado mining king, will run for the U S Senate despite denials. He has chosen I N Stevens as manager and, after a Colorado tour, plans to return to Denver to organize his campaign and hold unity meetings with district committee members.
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Washington Post
Denver
Colo
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
United States Senate
Alraady
I. N. Stevens
Walah
Bug
M ‘Aleh
Roosevelt Support For Oscar Straus Emerges In New York
The liberal Democrat Oscar Straus of Cleveland, now in New York, declares a liberal stance and seeks Republican alignment to back President Roosevelt. Reports say Straus favors administrative reform and is viewed as a potential supporting figure for the Roosevelt administration amid a shifting party dynamic.
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Oscar Straus
Cleveland
England Warlike Move Sends Miners to President
An index item notes England’s warlike posture prompting miners to seek the President. The page mentions Iowa faction harmonization, Missouri folk controls, Elks accounts, and a broad mix of stories including domestic labor disputes, new disaster reports, and social notes across venues.
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England
Iowa
Missouri
Elks
Arsenal
Jorman
Parker
News of
Virginia
Maryland
Elks Face Accounts Scandal and Ruler Nomination
The eighth annual Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks reunion opens as grand lodge debates alleged extravagance in officer expenses. Discrepancies cited in Grand Secretary Reynolds records prompt calls for tighter control, bonding, and audited accounts, with W J O'Brien nominated as grand exalted ruler amid controversy.
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Reynolds
W. J. O'Brien
Cincinnati
Uly
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Wilke
Grand Lodge
W. J. O'Brien, Jr
Baltimore
Samuel H. Needa
Graveland
O'Brien
Gal
Buffallo
Saratoga
Dallas
Ps Wits
Anight
FC. Tomlinpw
Needs
Grand
Mr Needs
Judge O'Brien
Fanning
Board of Grand Trustees
Board of
Grand Trustees
Saginaw
Grand Secretary
Gra
Samuel H. Needs
Wanguet
New York
Qechelon
Clamor for Homes as Troops Debated at Bonesteel
Gov Herreid was asked to deploy troops to Bonesteel to restore order but unlikely to act before registration next Saturday. Crowds press for Rosebud and Devils Lake lands with 3,400 registrations in one day and police clashing with expectant land hunters amid lines two blocks long.
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Omaha
Yankton
Devils Lake Reservation
Rosebud
Ofidlals
S. D
Grand Forks
Devils Lake Indian Reservation
Devils Lake
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Devils Lake Land Office
Ryan
South Dakota
W A. Richards
Eleazer Wakeley
P F. Sherman
Sioux Falls
Chamberlain
Cummins pushes liberal tariff at Iowa Republican convention
Iowa Governor Cummins defended liberal tariff views and the Iowa idea amid a dull Republican state convention in Des Moines. He argued for immediate tariff revision and said the Iowa idea upholds protection while calling for schedule revision. Stand-patters control the gathering and will dictate the platform as others murmur.
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Iowa
Des Moines
W B. Martin
G . Gilbertson
I Carroll
Charles Mullan
Guv Cummins
Lews
Cummine
Canada
Cummins
Goy
Norfolk & Shington
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London Times
Manhineton
Times
Httle
Pzo
AT. Petersburg
Sabastopol
Coal Miners’ Committee
Cuba
Hearst
Suiger
Republican Party
Als
Blaine
Aldrich
Lodge
New England
Democratic Party
Dominion of
Cook
Land Register Daily
Herreid
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