Servians Defy Austria Mobilization In Europe Crisis
July 25 reports from Vienna Belgrade and St Petersburg describe Servian defiance of Austrian demands mobilization orders issued in Vienna and Belgrade. Kaiser to Berlin. Russian army mobilizes. British hesitates as Europe lurches toward war with Belgrade relocating government to Kraguyevats amid anti Austrian sentiment.
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May Bad Ulster Crisis Explained Amid Turbulent Times
A Manchester speech by Sir John A. Simon discusses the Irish crisis and the European situation. He argues Britain should act as mediator and avoid cabinet upheaval to maintain a steady hand for Europe. In Belgrade, Servia signals willingness to cooperate with Austria Hungary while stressing neighborly relations and civil behavior. State archives and bank funds moved for safety as the Austrian legation transfers its archives across the Danube.
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Mobilization Rumors Rise as Servia Crisis Escalates
St Petersburg papers urge immediate aid to Servia and report Russia ordered mobilization of five army corps. Calls grow for Russia to intervene at the Austrian frontier while warnings spread of a broader European conflict. Market fears increase as bourse prices tumble.
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Bear Hau Sails to Aid Karhik Castaways at Wrangell Island
Nome Alaska reports the revenue cutter Bear Hau sails for Point Barrow and then Wrangell Island to recover sixteen men and women from Stefansson's wrecked expedition stranded since March. Captain Robert Bartlett directs the relief voyage after leaving the castaways' camp last March as the ice floe crushed their ship.
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Roosevelts Plan Hindered By Senate Treaty Delays
A lengthy draft shows President Roosevelt pressing for early ratification of peace treaties with Colombia and other states but Senate foreign relations delays push action to next session. Officials cite political risk ahead of elections as rationale to postpone while preserving main treaty principles. The article outlines proposed arbitration terms and a five member commission design, stressing investigation before any force is used and mutual liberty of action after reports.
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Dynamite Laden Steamship Denied Entry at Savannah Port
The Norwegian steamer Lele loaded with 100 tons of dynamite from Perth Amboy to Habana sought to reach Savannah after a main steam pipe break. Harbor officials refused entry citing danger, directing the vessel to anchor at Venus Point where repair work will be conducted by local machinists.
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New Haven Lead Suffered Wreck Turmoil After Mellen
Washington Post report notes New Haven Railroad chairman Howard Eliott and family left Boston area for Maine with doctors ordering rest after the Bar Harbor Express collision near Wallingford. The wreck killed 21 and injured about 80, sparking stock declines in New Haven, Boston and Maine, while Eliott faced fatigue and concern over company health.
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Bryan's Promise to House Demands Navy Information
The resolution introduced by Representative Bryan of Washington seeks Secretary Daniels to provide the House with details on the Willam A Richardson inquiry. It questions Boalt's involvement, testifying exclusions, and Grant's record actions in relation to the naval court of inquiry. The issue centers on altered testimony and Boalt's role as a prosecuting witness.
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Washington
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Court of Inquiry
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United States
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Paris Trial Teeters As Caillaux Letters Read
Dramatic Paris courtroom scenes unfold as Mme Caillaux sobs and collapses while eight letters between Joseph Caillaux and Mme Clayette are read. Labort presents intimate exchanges detailing divorce plans and praise of the lover, with uproar from spectators and powerful figures watching.
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Jules Dylstein
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Surgeons In Rochester Repair Leg With Steel Plate
Norman Van Voorhis, noted western New York horseman and polo player, had his shattered left leg rebuilt with an eight inch steel plate after injuries from an automobile accident. The plate was fixed to the bone with screws in a rare operation aimed at avoiding amputation.
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National Cash Register Fined for Unlawful Restraint of Trade
Michigan Supreme Court holds the National Cash Register Company of Dayton Ohio guilty of unlawful restraint of trade and imposes an $8,000 fine. The company is barred from doing business in Michigan until the penalty is paid, in a case brought by Henry J. James for the American Cash Register Company.
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Ulster Ulster Volunteers Parade Sparks Orange Show of Strength
A Belfast parade of two Ulster regiments with several thousand volunteers marched the main streets, armed with rifles and machine guns. In London, Undersecretary Dyke Akland urged Liberals to honor Irish trust after the Buckingham Palace talks. Asquith and cabinet delayed, awaiting Monday Irish National Party decisions on the Home Rule bill amendment and possible Parliament dissolution.
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Comet Gleams in East Over San Jose Observation
A newly seen Delavan comet, discovered last December, is visible to the naked eye in the early morning from Lick Observatory, traversing the Auriga constellation. It shines at about fifth magnitude but dawn light hampers viewing without a telescope. it will pass near the sun in late October about 100 million miles away, with no visible tail yet.
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Roosevelt Faces Big Stakes As He Seeks Unified Party Control
Roosevelt pursues leadership over combined parties with bold aims if he wins. Opposition runs deep among Republicans and Progressives while Democrats fault organization for patronage recognition. The era shows rising activity around Boy Scouts amid political maneuvering.
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Factional Strife in All New York Parties
The piece describes looming factional strife as Roosevelt seeks to force Hinman’s gubernatorial nomination from Republicans and Progresives, threatening fusion under Kimsenf. Republican dissidents unite to oppose Hinman,Progressives split over fusion with Sulzer, and Democrats scramble for White House patronage amid intra party clashes.Robert Bacon urged as Progressive U.S. Senator candidate in the state.
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Roosevelt countdown shapes New York political split
Special to The Washington Host outlines how Roosevelt backing Hinman for governor frays the Republican and Progressive parties. It warns of a potential realignment with Roosevelt dominating nominations in 1916 and notes Democratic disunity over patronage and antiorganization tensions. The piece suggests leaders aim to weld factions, risking a broader political upheaval.
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