British steamer Knight Commander sunk by Vladivostok squadron
Sunk off Japan after crew transfer to the Taiwan. The Knight Commander carried American cargo from New York to Asia. Russian warships claimed to have captured a vessel believed to be the Arabia with flour. British and American crews were removed, prompting diplomatic alarms and calls for an international conference on contraband rules.
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Yokohama
Vladivostok
New York
Izu
Taiwan
Vladiostok
Arabia
American Trading Company
Knight
Brown
Lau
Che Inlet
Ghelo
Sayy
Rusastana
Tainan
Russiaia
Telniu
Tokyo
Apt Crown
Tsiwan
Australia
Amercans
Korea
Pacifi Mail Steamship Company
Shamut
Puget Sound
Hongkong
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Midway Island
London Times
Washington Post
London
Japan
China
Russia
Nationa
Bufferera
Times
Great Britain
Vindivostok
Lord Stowell
Altogther
the Times
Stowell
Allanton
Russians in Retreat as Japanese Advance Near Ta-tche-kiao
London reports from July 25 that Russian positions near Ta-tche-kiao have become untenable after fourteen hours of brutal fighting. Dispatches describe a severe engagement with heavy losses on both sides, Russian withdrawal toward Hai-cheng, and a large-scale artillery duel shaping the broader Liaoyang front.
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Conger
Niuchwang
Ta-tche-kiao
London
Daily Telegraph
Liao-yang
Ta-tche-liao
Liaoyang
Daily Mail
Ninchwang
Ta-tuhe-kiao
Hai-cheng
Taping Mountain
Tunghuaituen
Tienghuaituen
Rusalane
Kine Chow
Newar
St Petersburg
Ta-tche-klee
Haichang
Gorman Firm in Refusal as Democrats Seek Chairman
A determined drive to make Gorman chairman of the Democratic National Committee unfolds with Jones and Sheehan urging him to reconsider. Gorman remains firm, suggesting Sheehan could serve if needed, while Taggart's supporters push for his election and plans for an Easter States campaign leadership form.
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New York
Senator Gorman
Democratic National Committee
Foromer
Jones
William F. Sheehan
Maryland
Sheehan
Gorman
Senator German
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Taggart
Taggart
Parker
Esopus
William Sheehan
August Belmont
Hoffman House
Daniel
D. J. Campau
Hill
Washington
L. Victor Baughman
Dubvis
Idaho
Donnelly
Clark Howell
Georgia
State Senate
Tession
Joseph Ohl
James M. Guifes
Pennsylvania
Bedford Springs
Henry G. Davie
Parker Campaign Factions Nominate Secretary and Arm Officer
In a tense session at Rosemount a Democratic committee weighs secretary candidates C A Walsh and Urey Woodson while considering outside picks. Locals discuss sergeant at arms contenders Col John I Martin Sam Donnelson William Watson and James Oliver as Parker allies push strategy ahead of the July convention.
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C. A. Walsh
Iowa
Urey Woodrow
Kentucky
Edwin Sefton
Columbia
Walsh
Woodson
Juet
Reston
Senator Jones
W. A. Deford
Deford
Bryan
Parker
Col
John I. Martin
Missouri
Samuel Donnelson
Tennessee
William Watson
James Oliver
New York
Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Esopus
Tammany
St. Louis
Parker Enjoyed Visits From Leading Democrats
Eicoua New York July 25 Former Senator James K Jones of Arkansas and Senator John W Daniel of Virginia called at Rosemount home of Judge Alton H Parker Democratic candidate. They praised Parker and urged Democratic unity for the fall campaign.
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Eicoua
N. Y
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
John W. Daniel
Virginia
St. Louis
Daniel J Campau
Michigan
Rosemount
Alton H. Parker
Menator Doven
Daniel
Judge Parker
Jones
Bryan
Democratia
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
Campau
National Committee
James Smith, Jr
New Jersey
Parker
Calia
Mr. Bryen
Senator Davis Sets Date for Notification Meeting
Senator Davis announced plans for his party's notification meeting, to be held August 10 at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, signaling strong enthusiasm for a Democratic victory this fall. He and Judge George Gray Col J I Spangier and others discussed unity behind Parker and Davis as business interests back the ticket. Davis rode with his daughter and grandchildren and impressed locals with his apparent vigor at eighty.
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Boaters
Davia Maid
Parker Triorney
Parker
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
St. Loula
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Bellefonté
Davis
Lee
Robb
M. §. Bennis
Bedford 8Rings
Bedford
Hon
Henry G. Davis to Wed Widow in Fall Union
Washington report says ex Senator Henry G. Davis the Democratic Vice Presidential candidate will marry Mrs Catherine Reynolds widow of Dr John Reynolds of Shepherdstown in the fall. Reynolds is seventy years old has two grown children and several grandchildren.
Bryan in Columbus on way to Chautauqua address
William J. Bryan passed through Columbus en route to Delaware Springs Chautauqua where he will speak on non partisan topics. He said he cannot attend Esopus or the Chicago meeting due to a full schedule through August 28. He disputed a claim that he would support certain measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Delaware Springs Chautauqua
Bryan
Esopus
Judgs Parker
Chicago
Index to 10-day's issue pages
A compact list of page topics including ships seized German relations labor campaigns sports politics and notable notices across pages 1 2 4 6 7 8 9 and 12 with varied items such as baseball racing and banking.
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England
United States
Mil
Oyster Bay
University Row
Army
Navy
Bank
News of
Virginia
Maryland
Michigan
Bigamist
Venezuelan government attaches asphalt company properties
Caracas reports the government has filed a motion before the Federal Court to attach all properties of the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company, notably the Guanoro asphalt lake. Former manager Senor Carner is named receiver. President Castro demands 9 660 000 dollars from the company for alleged material aid to a late revolutionary movement. The U S State Department awaits full facts before action.
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Caracas
Venezuela
New York and
Bermudez
Guanoro
Senor Carner
Castro
New York
State Department
Bowen
United States
Asphalt Company
Youths Confess to Murder and Robberies in Saloon Bandit Case
Four youths under arrest confessed to killing a man in a saloon and robbing about twenty others during a spree linked to the caye barn bandits. They identified John Lane, a stage carpenter, as the victim in the July 4 incident and implicated Gustav Riegel in a balloon incident. the freight car raid at Fairfield last week tied into their crimes.
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Chicago
Caye-Barn
John Lane
Spnols Theater
Gustav Riegel
Baloon
Peter Dulfer
James and
Wiliam
Bnd
Italy
al Meclarehey
St. Paul
Fairfield
Corsair in Danger Off New York Yacht Club
A twenty five foot naphtha launch of the Rambler belonging to Lewis Cass Ledyard caught fire near the East Twenty Fourth Street yacht club rendezvous and drifted toward the Corsair as J P Morgan and party watched. The Franklin Jedson intervened preventing a collision. the launch burned to the water and sank.
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New York
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Yacht Club
Yacht Club
East Twenty-fourth Street
J P. Morgan
W B. Leed
Mr. Morgan
Sutterbee
Morgan
Joe W. Mareve
Health Department
Franklin Jedson
Bark Fooling Suey Arrives Quarantined After Beri Beri
The bark Fooling Suey from Honolulu docked at Delaware Breakwater after a voyage via Kahotui. Fifteen crewmen fell ill with beri beri and one died and was buried at sea. Three more sailors will be landed at the quarantine hospital tomorrow. Severe weather and heavy seas delayed the voyage.
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Honolulu
Lewes
Del
Delaware
Hawaii
Kahotui
Beriberi
Two Killed in collision of train and car at Indianapolis streets
A Big Four passenger train collided with an electric car at Washington and Missouri streets in Indianapolis killing two people and injuring several. The dead include Mrs William J Tiarrig, colored, with the locomotive striking the car front on and throwing it twenty feet. Other reports describe separate killings in Youngstown and Mount Holly, while a New York writer's wife died by carbon monoxide inhalation and former Senator Vest’s health declined.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Washington
Missouri
Vwa
William J. Tiarrig
Fight 10 a Finish All Plants in Operation
In Chicago stock yards conflict widens as independent houses refuse to handle stock and Teamsters strike in sympathy with butchers. About 38,000 workers quit. negotiations fail. independents face shutdown unless non union labor is used. future meetings planned with unions and packers to seek settlement amid threatened prolonged bitter fight.
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Teamsters
Chicago
Allied Trades
Michael J Donnelly
Butchers’ Union
Meric
Stragale
Donnelly
Atilke
Chi- Carh
Rosensy
Packerw
Atylke Toedhy
Libor
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Teamsters’ Union
Thal
Teamsters’ Committee
Teameters
Jtrades
Butchers Union
Galdan
Teamatern’ Union
Inga
Golden
Teamaters' Union
International
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Tokyo Bay
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Admiralty
London Foreign Office
Foreign Office
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Pwwarape
Harpers Ferry
Tee Washrd Tor
Urey Woodson
Belmont
Democratic Club
Norman EB. Mack
Fox
Grover Cleveland
Edward Mur
Democrata
Tresallvyer
Maopua
Heford
Rose Mount
East
Atlantic
Gwensboro
Indiana
John W. Jern
A. Muller Uty
Moffman House
Urs
Volumans
Thomas Jefferson
Cooley
Irs
Mary Parker
Judre ‘Parker
Pat
Derby
Gann
Cortland
Nogroon
Lincoln Republican Party
Booker TP
J. Milton Turner
H. M. Turner
Alma
Bl. P. Pann
Richmond
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Senator Davis
Committee
Democratic Party
Henry G. Davis
Port Huron
St Clair Tunehel Company
Grand Trunk
HI Paso
Tex
Francisca Malelen
Macon
United States Court
Spver
Mount Airey
Histor Peltherpeans
Anton
Asphalt Lake
Government of Venezuela
J. P. Morgan
Beri Beri
Youngstown
James Kennedy
Kennedy
Mount Holly
Thomas Murrison
New Lisbon Land Company
New Lisbon
Presbyterian Church
Mia
Blanche Madden
Edward Madden
Carbone Laald
Ingane
Miss Fischer
Los Angeles
Cal
Sweet Springs
George G. Vest
Yeamsters
Old Point Comfort
Chamberlin
Bond
Newspaper
Hrdhive
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