Fragmented Philippine election landscape and split Nationalists
Voter registration is low with about 60 000 qualified while the Nacionalista party splits into waning factions. The national assembly will have 81 seats and the campaign struggles amid factional divides as leaders warn against futile efforts while trying to rally provinces for the 4 Philipppine congress election.
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Franchine Nacionalistae
Proateauivea
New Assembly
National Congress IU
Leudars
Honewick United
Lonalistas
Iuaton
Nason
Gomez
Mouton Villataere
Dojalan
Teader
SG & Rakes
Mn & Teaton
Btn
United States Backs French Proposal on Neutral Duties
At The Hague Conference July session Brig Gen George P Bevis of the American delegation states the United States aligns with the French proposal. The Jeretich plan holds a neutral state liable only for its own territory acts and not for subjects abroad, while forbidding subjects from arming for belligerents. Gen Davis also accepts that neutrals must deter subjects from joining belligerents. Rear Adm. Charles Sperry outlines American opposition to Britain’s bid to abolish contraband.
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United States
Hague
George P Bevis
Jeretich
Davis
Charles Sperry
Great Britain
Japanese Visitor No Spy Charged in Iowa Case
An investigation into a Japanese visitor in Des Moines concluded without charges after authorities stated no spy activity occurred. The case involved alleged ties to a Tokyo-linked group and a supposed plan to influence local events.
Esonde Resigns to Join Simm Fetu Society
Esonde resigns from Insh Nationalist and becomes a member of the Simm Fetu Society. Sir Thomas Henry Mtioade is noted as a key figure among the party and its ongoing disputes. The document mentions a pending miniature frese ayral petition and related internal tensions within the faction.
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Insh
Simm Fetu Society
Thomas Henry
QISEAUX CONVENT CLOSED AFTER PUPIL PROTEST
Readable fragments describe a convent in Qiseaux closed after pupil protests led by sisters. The article mentions a famed school party and youth involvement, with references to events at the convent and reactions from students and nuns amid upheaval.
Mutiny in Russian Troops Demands Retired Commanders
A Krasnoye Selo incident reports soldiers in the Gemanovat Regiment refusing parade duties. They demand the removal of Gen Reiman and Gen Min, blaming their deaths for the Moscow uprising and vowing retaliation. Authorities move to suppress the mutiny as arrests are made.
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St Petersburg
Emndr
Nicholas
Krasnnye Selo
Geminovakt
Reimin
Min
Ratmun
Puerhot
Moscow
Dee
Inder
Iin
Preotrajensky
Gau Reiman
Hus Tzment
Alexandder
Vln
Altough
Giumineer
Shorty
Ater Min
Lemerar
Aleeb
Reiman
Bail for Simon Expected in Berlin Motor Case
Berlin court hears bail request for Simon of New York tied to a July 19 auto incident near Fotadam. Prosecution says the suspect may be released on conditions. court to decide after defense argues. Other details remain unsettled as the case proceeds.
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Berlin
Herr von Palmowsky
Simon
New York
Aio
Fotadam
Roman
Cllent
Nto
Dominican debt loan talks advance with Santo Domingo plan
Dominican representatives and Jacoo sient of New York report progress on a loan of 1 000 000 to settle foreign creditors of Santo Domingo. Funds from New York will be directed to Morton Trust Company to disburse pro rata among bondholders including Belgian creditors amid national negotiations and state department caution.
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Verenuce
Nanan
York
Morton ‘Trust Company
America
Santo Domingo
Fraf Hollander
Senor Velasques
Railroads Upheld in Interstate Rates Case
Interstate Commerce Commission decision sustains that rates from St Louis to Union Springs and to Columbua Ga are reasonable and not discriminatory, dismissing the Central of Georgia Railway discrimination claim against Canon Springs. The case against Union Springs for compressions was not sustained, and the complaint was dismissed without prejudice.
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Commerce Commission
Commercial and Industrial Association of
UN On Springs
Ala
Louis We
Jastine Talbroad
Central
Georgia Railway
Interstate
Commtanioner
Clements
Ratea
Bt Louis Nashile
Memphis
Union Sbrings Carmparnet
Columbua Ga
Uolton Juni Tragall
Union Springs
Powder Trust Strike Blames Inferior Explosive For Georgia Disaster
An open letter by Hubert Waddell of the Duckye Powder Company in Peoria accuses the Du Pont International Powder Company of palming inferior smokeless powder on the government. He alleges samples were switched and calls for a fixed powder standard regime. Waddell links the Georgia disaster to fraudulent nitration and warns of potential government action to curb trust practices.
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Roosevelt
Georgit
Swlichad
Thia
Hubert Waddell Peesident
Duckye Powder Company
Peoria
Contris
Waddell
Do Taany
Carr
Geain
Armsworth
Navy
Carter
Department of the
Powder Trust
Lakes
Chicago
Elzabeth
Pri
Ate Gillette
Georgia
Gen Carty
Gault Ste Marie
Trial by Court Martial on Smokeless Powder Debate
A long report discusses smokeless powder use by the US Navy since the Spanish American War. It covers Wachell and Waddell arguments on powder quality, risks of rapid firing, and calls for fresh powder and reduced reserve stores. Includes naval orders, ship movements, and personnel assignments across the Atlantic Fleet and various bases.
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Wachell
Spain
Manila
Santuro
Waddell
Wardell
Post Exchange Rules Introduced For Army Posts
New army regulations contemplate a revised post exchange system. The exchange council will include the officer in charge and commanding officers of each organization, with delegated duties to a council executive committee. Previously the council comprised the three duty officers. now each organization may gain representation, overseeing sale of trinkets and other items to soldiers.
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Veyious
Council
WILL COMMAND NEBRASKA Capt Nicholson Detached from Naviga
Navy Department announced detachments and assignments yesterday. Captain AF Nicholson leaves the Bureau of Navigation effective July 1 to command the battleship Nebraska under Commander J Hoban. Rear Admiral Dayton announces J H Sears will take command of the air station Concord.
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New York
Atlantic Fleet
Virginia
Fingalup
Georgia
New Jersey
Charles M ‘Thoma
Newport Ro
Georein
Newport
Nicholson
Navy Department
AF Nicholson
Bureau of Navigation
Nebraska
J Hob Naon
Aval Vac College
Airi Independence
Vo Maro
Tnland
Cal
Dayton
Pacific
Chefoo
J H Sears
Ay Concord
CAPT J C WILSON RETIRED FOR INCAPACITATION
Navy orders place Captain John C Wilson on the retired list in accord with the aging retiring board findings of incapacity for active duty. Wilson entered the service as a midshipman in July 196 and rose to captain on February.
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Naval Board
Navy Department
Kapt
John Wilson
Lst
Agvak Retiring Board
I!thesa
Wilson
Naval Service
Vertoun
Army Orders list multiple officer transfers and assignments
The document outlines numerous Army transfers and assignments including Maj William L Gabry, Capt While a Ro Eger Tan Amines, Capt Charles KD Plog, Capt Heldimand P Young, Capt Robert S Woth, and many more. It notes promotions, postings to different arms, engineers reassignment, quartermaster changes, and duty periods in West Virginia and Houston. It also mentions officers attending German maneuvers, travel to Antwerp, and ceremonies in Bonin with a grand review slated September 2.
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William L Gabry
Tan Amines
Charles KD
Gurseon
Heldimand
P Young
Tom Adgott
Duguet
Robert S Woth
Barleaon
Coast Artillery Corps
Mumwell
Vmansigoeg
Richard & Marshall
Jemen
Wilts CO
Metcal
Wickford
Cormin
Buunderstarn
Zacrenst
Curtin ‘Twenty Second Infantry
Heny J Hanted
Chamberlain
Aec
Houston
Tex Bor
Fannex
Bearmont
Tex
Grange Tes
Firat
Lily Rabart
Tirig
Eagedy
Wi Willeex
EL Michiesand
George H Shelton
Army
New York
Antwerp
Bonin
Servier
Wil Open Dry Dock Bids To-day For Puget Sound Dock
Bids will be opened today by the Navy Department for the construction of a large dry dock on Puget Sound. The dock will be the country’s largest, with specifications calling for a length of 662 feet and other detailed requirements.
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Puget Sound
Saas
India
Names for Battle Ships Prompt Government Action
The government faces a dispute over renaming battleships to match states. With twenty ships currently, officials consider whether to revise existing naming rules before the new 20000 ton battleship is christened. Congress may be urged to decide the issue soon.
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Union
United States
Charges Against Col. William F Tucker Reported
Mrs John A Tucker accuses her husband Col William F Tucker of improper conduct with a former teacher and other women. The War Department and Inspector General have not completed their inquiry, with officials noting potential lack of proof and possible divorce proceedings.
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William F Tucker
Pax Department
Army
War Department
John A Logan
Ganges
Taft
Col Pucker
Tucker
Dol. Tucker
Wnbecoming
Econducteb
Mra
Census Cotton Reports Plan to Moderate Market Activity
The Census Bureau outlines a ten report sequence for cotton crop conditions in 1904 with publication dates from September to January. Reports cover conditions about a week before release, six days for field canvasses, and rapid dissemination to gin merchants and the public to curb price fluctuations.
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Cenaug Bureau
Burea
Sonson
Europe
America
Judge McCall rules writs extend over Standard Oil case
Judge John B McCall of the United States District Court of Tennessee rejects Standard Oil immunity plea in a rebate writ matter. The court says writs not specified by statute can reach the company and that service on an Indianapolis manager did not defeat Tennessee jurisdiction. The ruling challenges attempts to limit court authority outside Indiana.
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McCall
Asmany
Indiana
Panama and Colombia seek accord on open issues
Diplomats from Panama and Colombia, led by Benor Gueman and Willa Nelson Cromwell, met in Washington to pursue a settlement of differences following Panama's separation. The State Department supported using good offices to hasten an understanding, but no final agreement was reported.
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Colombia
Panama
Benor Qorten
Indor
Benur Gueman
Legation
Etalo Department
Willa Nelson Cromwell
State Department
Ita
Sagheres
Washington
Grivhams Admitted to Navy for Engineer Roles
The report lists several individuals from multiple cities who have passed the required examination for appointment to the navy as resident civil engineers. Names include Carrol Paul Apnapails Mp Glenn Barret from Mount Vernon Ohio Ralph Whitman from Washington Cart and Bostrom Washington Ralph M Warlerd and William C Furer from Key West.
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Grvihams
Navy
Carrol Paul Apnapails
Glenn
Barret
Mount Vernon
Ralph
Whitman Washington
Cart
Bostrom
Washington
Ralph M. Warlerd
Ieee
William C Furer
Key West
Marching Orders for Second Cavalry to Des Moines Rail
The War Department orders the Second Cavalry to march from Fort Riley to Des Moines Iowa with troops to travel by rail from Fort Leavenworth. This long distance march is described as a record event. The Seventh Cavalry also nearby received orders for a long-distance train change affecting Bluemont Branch schedules.
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Second Cavalry
Secon
War Department
Fort Riley
Roe
Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Keavermorts
Auldiers Wi
Des Moinea Iowa
Southern Hallwas
Bluemont
Witective
Bineghont
Washington
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