Malacca Release Bargain Trials At Sea Relayed
British stores on board Malacca not to be examined unless a clear contraband of war is found. The St Petersburg faced questions over its war status and piracy claims while Russia pursues conciliatory conduct. The Times criticizes any inspection that may recognize Petersburg as belligerent and calls for broader neutral commerce discussions after the war.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Maliaon
Buda
Crete
Great Britain
Rumeia
Consus
Uniea
Japan
Ritinh
Stoxamer Bt
Red Sea
The
Times
London Times
Washington Poat
London
Dardanelles
Japanese naval actions and Baltic scene spark global commerce concerns
London Times dispatch reports Japan views Red Sea incidents as risky to world trade and Manchurian balance. Vladivostok cruisers seen near Iwate. ships sank a small steamer and captured two others. Kuroki reports fierce fighting at Kiatune with 200 Japanese casualties. Chan-tan attacked next.
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London Times
Washington Poat
London
Tokyo
Times
Red Sea
Japan
Black Sea
England
Petersburg
Smolensk
Vladivostok
Iwate
Kuroki
Kiatune
Chan-tan
Russian defeat cited in Mo-den-ling fight and retreat
Telegrams report a disastrous engagement for Russia with fierce fighting and heavy artillery. Russians fought with multiple divisions near Motienling, while Japanese center and right advanced. Weather turned bad, links to cremations, and foreigners criticize Russian tactics at Motien Tong.
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Mo-den-ling
Kurokis
Motientong
Russians Menace Shawmut Steamer Near Yokohama
London Times dispatch reports Russian cruisers near Myako heading for Yokohama. The Shawmut, a 9000 ton American steamer carrying provisions, is blocked at Yokohama. Provisions are likely for troops, raising contraband concerns. War risk insurance demand rises as uncertainties in Far East trade grow.
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London Times
The
Washington Post
London
the Times! Insurance
Anya
Myako
Japan
Yokohama
Tacoma
Malacca
Europe
Far East
China
India
Straits
Indo China Company
Gulf of Pechil
Foreign Office
Pacific firm seeks U S contraband definition for ships
Pacific Steamship Company asks the State Department to define contraband of war for vessels trading between Pacific coast ports and China and Japan. The inquiry follows the Allenten prize court ruling and fears Russia’s Vladivostok squadron may target merchant ships. Gaelic sailing July 16 toward Yokohama carries contraband goods. officials warn seizure risk exists if intercepted.
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Pacific Company
State Department
Pacific Malt Breathship Company
State
Lewis
Department
Hueaian Vladivostok
Pacific
Great ‘Western
China
Japan
San Francisco
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
Porte
Yokohama
Vladivostok
Inquest Hints Death by Own Action of Washburn
July 24 inqu est into the death of HB Washburn grain broker who was said to have killed his wife and daughter. It was intimated he did not commit the double murder and death by his own hand. Some money drawn from the bank before the tragedy could be accounted for with several unclear place references.
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HB. T. Washburn
Washburn
Desperate clash at Shanchurae and surrounding lines
Reports from Gen. Kuroki describe a six hour siege near Shanchiuntse and Shanchurae where Japanese forces repulsed two enemy counterattacks. Artillery duels, river defenses, and a decisive assault seized the enemy camp and retreats, with thousands reported killed or wounded on both sides and dozens of prisoners taken.
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Tokyo
Kurok
Gambler Summerfield gang nabbed in New York heist attempt
In New York detective sergeant posed as inside source to lure Larry Summerfield’s gambler ring. About eleven men were seized in a hired room full of phones and telegraph gear while attempting a two thousand two hundred dollar payoff. Summerfield escaped on bail set at two hundred twenty five thousand. three associates were arrested and named in police rogues gallery.
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Summerfield
New York
Larry” Summerfield
Brighton
Broadway
John ‘Thompson
William Muhloon
Ward Conference Signals New York Campaign Support
Edward I Brown, longtime friend of the President, indicates Ward S may join the Republican ticket in New York. Ward notes confidence of a Republican victory nationwide, discusses Root’s governor nomination doubts, and reveals discussions on regional political balance affecting the November ballet.
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Ican National
Edward I. Brown
Club of
New York
Ward S
New York State
Wards
Lkelihood
Hithu
Pat Y Binck
Brantua i Fn
Ready to rush in troops over riot threat in Bonesteel
Federal troops were requested and readied as Bonesteel grapplers and gamblers faced rioting. The mayor and McPhaul urged removal of the registration office if violence recurred, then authorities argued over troop deployment and control. Robberies and a bank hold up followed amid a tense scene as residents faced ongoing threats. The Chicago movement toward Rosebud reservation drew many travelers, with registration days and farm prospects noted.
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Bonesteel
S.D
Theimayor
McPhaul
Government Registration Office
Iy Won Hata
Kant
Bofiesteel
Citizens’ Bank
Chicago
Rosebud
South Dakota
Northwestern
Ronesteal
Fairfax
Yankton
Maines Tier
Ana Young
Steam yacht in flames near Kingston boat disaster
A steam yacht on Lake Ontario four miles from Kingston caught fire during a pleasure cruise. An explosion in the fire box hurled hot coals into the engine room, but passengers were saved by quick actions of both crews. Captain Barney Nunn steered toward shore as Nokomis aided, and firemen battled the blaze. Charles Wood and son Raymond were badly burned but expected to recover.
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Lake Ontario
Clayton
Hingston
Gatarle
Ted
Kingston
Mill
Bere
Barney Nunn
Aterm
W. 3. Nichols
New York
Cedar Island
Charles Wood
Raymond Wood
Gorman firm rejects names for Parker campaign chair
Washington dispatch reports Senator Arthur P. Gorman will not allow his name to be considered for campaign chair. Judge Parker seeks a younger man, with William F. Sheehan’s name discussed but health cited as barrier. Taggart allies press for a Western chair, while Belmont and others decline active campaign roles.
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Belmont
Bwopus
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Hoffmanne
New York
Noody
Aus Gunt
Belmont Alachan
Tageart
Vfor
Abner
Peveral
National. Committee
National Committee
St. Louis
Ye ‘Parker
Shin
Taggart
Uree
Gorman
Walsh Announces a Consultation at New York Next Monday
News notes a telegraph from Mr J Fred Kelley DC member to Judge Parker about a Democratic notification meeting in New York. The Presidential notification committee plans a noon July 26 gathering at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, with secretary C A Walsh signing the telegram. Officials expect Parker’s formal notification later, possibly between August 5 and 10, amid party confusion over timing and Washington strategy.
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Edhtary "Walsh
New York
J. Fred Kelley
City
District of Columbia
Parker
Clark
Fifth Avenue
New York City
C. A. Walsh
Roosevelt
Beth
Wgouayelt
Washington
Norman Fhiaree
A. Welch
Reception to Davis at Bedford Springs
A large, informal non partisan reception for Senator Davis, Democratic candidate for Vice President, was held in the Bedford Springs Hotel lobby. Davis greeted guests with his daughter as Judge and Mrs Guffey assisted, amid a handshaking reception with no speeches.
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Davis
Bedford -Springs Hotel
Springs Hotel
Bedford
Guffey
F the”. Bedford
New
York City
Bedford Springs Notification and Democratic Leaders Sighted
President Davis continues his retreat at Bedford Springs to rest rather than discuss politics. He arrived amid healthful appearance and brisk lobby walks. Other Democrats like Judge Gray Hugh North AT Spangler and Mayor McCormick are noted as prominent attendees. Cal Gulley predicts Indiana's War ot Indiana will be national chairman when the committee meets in New York next Tuesday.
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Reecmount
Gorman
New York
Sheehan
Rosemount
Judge Parker
John W. Cartraie
Watertown
Democratic Commuittes
Frank Campbell
Bath
Fortier Vhatemiin
New York State
Dilieh
Baapua
Bedford Springs
Davis
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Hugh M. North
Columbia
AT. Spangler
Bellefonte
Vince McCormick
Harrisburg
Cal. Gulley
Wart
Indiana
Ohrman
Death of Former Senator West in Sweet Springs Mo
Former Senator George G. West, critically ill at his home in Sweet Springs Missouri, is expected to die hourly. Family members have arrived as doctors report no chance of recovery and a persistent decline in his condition.
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Sweet Springs
George G. West
Five Million Dollar Suit Over Mine Plunder Claims
Boston and Montana Company sues Heinze and associates in Montana district court seeking $5,750,000 for alleged plunder of ore from Minnie Healy Mine and adjoining veins. Plaintiffs allege underground workings across joined claims formed a single mineral body and accuse defendants of diverting ore from Healy property and related mines.
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Boston
Montana
Heinze
Butte
Mont
F. Augustus
Heinro
Minnie Healy
Boston and Montana Company
Augustus Heinze
Johnstown Miniing Company
Montana Ore Purchas[ing ‘Company
Ir Piccolo
Gambetta Mines
Uss
Intit Fe
Strike 15 On Again Butchers Blame Packers
Chicago, July, strike renewals slam major packing firms over alleged reverse discrimination against active union men in rehiring. Arbitration terms disputed as unions push for fair reinstatement. new conferences fail to yield settlement with another meeting set for morning. Packets report selective rehiring patterns at Swift Co and others, with various plants reinstating limited or no union workers.
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Chicago
Fve
Meat Butchers’ ‘Union
Wefinesdar
Ntdapna
Donnelly
Butchers’ Union
Pilex
Armouf Carrine Department
Mr. Donnelly
Hammond Facking Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Schwarzschild & Bulsberger
Libby, McNeill & Twibby
Floresch
Asmars
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