Demand Ship Back as Britain Demands Malacca Return
London dispatch reports English public opinion united against Russia over the Malacca seizure. Britain moves ships to Suez and Red Sea, promising strong measures, while officials fear a wider crisis with Russia. The press urges firm retaliation to protect British commerce and flag. A note on storage safety concludes.
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Hardinga
Lamedorm
Liu O
Kuaslin
St Petersburg
Malacca
Associated Press
London
Red Sea
Russia
Great Britain
Transvaal
Times the Standard
The
Morning Post
Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom
Japan
Davis and Parker Style Separate Notifications Discussed
Esopus New York July 20 former Senator Davis the Democratic Vice Presidential candidate arrived with National Committeeman Norman Mack and DJ Campau. Judge Parker and Senator Davis met at Rosemont for hours of private talks and photos before a cordial farewell at Esopus station.
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Esopus
N. Y
Ormer
Davis
Norman PB. Mack
New York
DJ Campau
Michigan
Judge Parker
Arthur McCausland
Charlee Moyer Hall
Rosemont
Parker
Mr. Mack
Httle
Senator Davis
Senator Davia
Rosemount House
Mack
Campau
William F. Shevhut
Mile End
Sheehan
New
Putdudge Parkes
Hengter Davia
White Sulphur Springs
Hudson Valley
Charles ¥. Murphy
Sapphire
Rosemount
St. Louis
John B. McDonald
Morgan O’brien
Appellate Division
Dawd B. Hill
August Belmont
Judge O’brien
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany
McCarren
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washing Steamboat Co
Ehington Steamboat Re
York
Moston
Gorman Sectional Issue Hovers Over Taggart Bid
Democratic leaders weigh a sectional split over the national committee chairmanship as Thomas Taggart seeks the post. Gorman’s stance remains unclear while talks at the Hoffman House near St Louis resume and leaders depart. Taggart arrives in New York to gauge support amid unresolved factional pressure from Indiana and Parker allies.
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Demeerstia Politterang
Hoffman
National Actrities
Maryland
Arison
Thomas Taggart
Haat
Lke
Taggart
Indiana
Judge Falker
Gorman
Deeiny
Hoffman House
Davis
West Virginia
Norman E. Mack
C. H H. Hendley
West Shore
Allen B. Parker
Esopus
Mack
Mr. Davis
Senator Davis
Democratic National Committee
David B. Hill
Normandie-by-the-Sea
Justice Parker
Albany
Senator Gorman
Atlantic City
Fifth Avenue
National Committee
Atlantic Cty
Ta...gate Attends conferences and Bedford Springs trip
Sen Taggart faces questions on attendance at Manhattan conferences after a Stavis convention. He compliments the ticket and calls the Great Cure a winner. Senator Davis and National Committeeman Mack return to New York, with Davis planning a Bedford Springs meeting with J M Guffey and other Democrats.
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Fant
Manhattan
Taggart
Taggert
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Folk Delegates Seated In Missouri Democratic Session
Jefferson City July 2 Prolonged credentials inquiries delayed the Missouri Democratic State Convention. After a long night session the credentials committee voted 13 to 3 to seat Folk delegates from St. Louis County. Gov. Dockery urged harmony as Champ Clark spoke and the hall waited for the committee report.
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Jefferson City
Committee On Credentials
St. Louis
Vandiver
Crow
Gen Crow
St. Louis County
Champ Clark
Gov
Dockery
Cortelyou Aims At Peace In Wisconsin Republican Split
The News reports Cortelyou seeks harmony between rival Republican wings in Wisconsin. Goldin, state central committee chair, says no invitation was received for peace talks. La Follette faction leader Connor refused interview.
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Milwaukee
Tuly
Republican Nationel Gemletes Ai Onreaee
Vetionel Ampien Georgs & Cortelyou Wums
Wiasenein
Republican Party
Thia
Goldin
anthLa Follette
Adalid
Clottelyouta
Ochicago
Connor
la Follette
Cortelyou In Conference With No Public Talk Planned
George B. Cortelyou arrives from Washington and holds several private meetings including with Elihu Root and Charles Emory Smith. He declines comment on politics until after Roosevelt's nomination and later discusses campaign logistics with the Manufacturers' Club. a tentative plan names Knox as principal speaker for a mass meeting.
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Philadelphia
George B. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Washington
National Capital
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
New York
Mr. Cortelyou
Elihu Root
Charles Emory Smith
Manufacturers’ Club
Fayette R. Plumb
Ortelyou
National Committee
Plumb
Knox
Cummins Wings Upbeat Iowa GOP Platform Unity
Des Moines July 20 Republicans nominated W. B. Martin G. S. Gilbertson B. Carroll C. W. Mullan H. H. Deemer N. S. Ketchum Col. E. H. Ormsby J. H. Trewin for statewide posts. Gov. Cummins received a roar as Hepburn praised standpat policies. Convention was harmonious with few disputes and resolutions aligned to Roosevelt era protection and labor friendly goals.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. B Martin
Adair
G. S. Gilbertson
Winnebago
B. ¥. Carroll
Davie
C. W. Mullan
Black Hawk
H. H. Deemer
Montgomery
N. S. Ketchum
Marshall
Gov. Cummins
W. P. Hepburn
Eading
Roosevelt
Noonevelt
Fairbanks
Congress
Cummins
Hepburn
W. F
St. Louis
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Ag Gev
Sables For Governor Nominates North Dakota Ticket
North Dakota Republicans name nominating ticket at Grand Forks State convention. Governor candidate SABLES of Billsboro named with David Bartlett as lieutenant governor. Edward Porter of Melville and C. Frich of Lekota named attorney general and other officials. Resolution reaffirms national platform and irrigation law.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
Repubcan
Sables
Billsboro
David Bartlett
Coop WR
Eeceley
Edward
Porter
Melville
Atorney
C. Frich
Lekota
England, Russia collide as powers clash and plans unfold
In a 10 page issue, reports cover England around against Russia, Parker and Davis confer, Iowa Republican ticket, brewery strike, Odd Fellows direction, a raid by a Russian squadron, Virginia mob, North Carolina banker’s trial, and Maybrick set free amid tariff debates. Military, politics, and sports items shape a broad national panorama.
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Fosen
England
Russia
Parker
Davis
Iowa
Odd Fellows
Eagland
Virginia
North Carolina
Washington
Army
Mre Maybrick
Turkey
Jim Craw Law
Malacca Seized by Russian Steamer Near Red Sea
The Peninsular and Oriental Steamer Malacca with crew and passengers landed at Port Said amid detention and armed guard. British captain and passengers protest. ship reported to carry 40 tons of explosives and ammunition for Hong Kong and Singapore. Crew held as prisoners after seizure near Great Hanish Island on July 13.
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Canal
Red Sea
Great Britain
Malacca
Heyptian
Jnoceal
Libau
Sevastopol
Banda
Czar
Emperor Nicholas
Count Lamadorff
Associated Press
St Petersburg
Balfour
Thames
Malta
Suez
Daily Mail
Port Said
St. Petersburg
Japan
Antwerp
Miji
Great Hanish Island
Jebel Zukour
Singapore
Hongkong
Sues
Two Captures Reported From The Red Sea
Special London Times dispatch notes two vessels reported captured. The China Mutuel Company steamer from Middlesbrough and Antwerp bound for Yokohama is uninsured along with its cargo. Antwerp ships contraband goods for Japan. Hamburg-American Line denies confirmation of Sambla capture in the Red Sea.
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London Times
Hendon
Saya
Fedea
Midsdlesbrough
Antwerp
Yokohama
Tt Ja
Alsa
Malacca
Japan
Associated Plass
Berlin
Daily Mall
Sues
Sambla
Red Sea
Ine
Judge Upton Muir Drowns Off Cape May Beach
At Cape May New Jersey on July 2 Studge Upton Muir of Louisville Kentucky drowned while bathing. He entered the water near the Stockton Hotel and was submerged for about half an hour before rescue attempts failed. A coroner’s jury ruled accidental drowning, citing cramps or heart failure from cool water. He leaves a widow and two children. burial in Louisville planned for tomorrow. General J Watts Kearney assisted and notified Mrs Muir.
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Cape May
N. J
Studge Upton Muir
Louisville
Stockton Hotel
J. Watts Kearney
Judge
South Dakota Democrats Nominate Crill and Rowe for Governors
At the Democratic State convention in Aberdeen Louis N Crill of Union County is named governor candidate while Frederick S Rowe of Stanley County is nominated for lieutenant governor The gathering shows Bryan element influence and praises the St Louis platform while endorsing government ownership of railroads and public utilities. Also includes notices of excursions and rail travel promotions with dates and prices.
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Bryan
Parker
Aberdeen, & C
Louis N. Crill
Union County
Frederick S Rowe
Stanley County
Democratic Party
Judge Parker
T M. Simmons
St. Louis
William J Bryan
Strike Ends With Arbitration Backed Pay and Return to Jobs
The nine day packing house strike ends in Chicago with a peace pact. Union and packers agree to arbitration over wages and conditions, reinstate all former employees within 45 days, and resume old wages while awaiting the board’s decision. A three-person arbitration panel will be chosen by the packing firms and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America.
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Chicago
Meat Cutters’ Union
Arbitration Board For Settlement
Wight
M. J. Donnelly
Loha-Distancs
Outatde
Tham
Packera
Strika
Arbitration Board
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
North America
Thomas J Connors
Thomas E Wilson
Edward Tilden
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
MJ Donnelly
William M Sterling
John Floerich
Thomas I Kidd
Armour & Co
Arthur Meeker
Nelson Morris & Co
Edward Morris Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
7. E. Maurer
Suirt & Co
L. F Swift
National Packing Company
J. P Lyman
Cudahy Packing Company
B. A. Cudahy
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Donnelly
Baltimore
Herve Bexar
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Washington Post
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Red
Alexandria
Dardanelles
Foreign Office
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Rusela
Lanalawne
Rusaia
Downing Street
Midahipman
Europe
Far East
Port Bald
Mall Save
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company
Malacos
Lord Lansdowne
Tele
Sealth
Telegraph
Empire
Daily News
the Chronicle
the Times
Union Trust & Storage Co
Old ‘Point Comfort
Mr. Mackwar
State Committee
Tammany Bailiwick
Mack. Parker
Comnan
National
Hudson
Morning Mail
Manchester
NHL
Parker Poy
West Shore Road
East
FOLK
Credential Committee
Wisconsin
To & Conference
Nevada
C. M. Shartel
Neosho
Fifteenth
Allisonn
Baltimers
Ohi
Wati
Frederick, Aptistam
Heed and
Magerstown
Ville
C. BR. R
Barges
Resolutions Committee
Upton Muir
Kentucky
South Dakota
Democrats
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washay
Baltimore and Return
Excent Post Limited
Saturda
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Thuradsy
Zn Fe Segura
Grave
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Ashington
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