Russia Ready to Take Up Arms for Servia Crisis
St Petersburg reports a massive mobilization as Czar prepares 1,280,000 reservists to bolster Serbia. Austria negotiates, then halts direct talks with Russia. Belgrade reportedly captured after Danube bombardment. Britain cautions, while Berlin holds a secret war council and hints at possible mobilization.
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Russia Vows Support For Servia Against Austria
J L Goremykine, president of the Council of the Empire, declares Russia will not permit Servia to be crushed and will uphold its independence. He warns Austria’s threats will not deter Russia, pledging to take necessary measures to counter Austrian intrigues and maintain the European balance among Slav nations.
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Powers Rushing To Arms Mobilizes Large Forces
Russia mobilizes 1 2 million troops along the Austrian border as Berlin holds a secret war council. Germany expected to issue mobilization orders while Britain ships out a 28 battle fleet under sealed orders. Austria seizes railroads. France readies mobilization. Paris stocks food as siege fears mount. Diplomatic ties between Russia and Austria broken.
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Belgrade Under Fire and Vienna Mobilization Threat
A telegraph from Athens reports Belgrade bombed with great damage across key banks and fortifications. An artillery duel at Vichnitza, three miles from Belgrade, continues as Servians seize two steamers loaded with ammunition. Emperor Francis Joseph may travel to Budapest as public unrest grows. Partial mobilization looms as Berlin and St Petersburg push toward action amid attempted diplomatic mediation for a neutral stance.
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River of Doubt Renamed by Brazilian Order
An official Brazilian Geographical Society report, sent to the Pan American Union, states the River of Doubt is renamed Rio Theodore in honor of Col Roosevelt. The Brazilian government has officially changed the indefinite Davida River name to Rio Theodora.
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Milwaukee Mayor Arraigned Over Federal Emblem Use
Milwaukee mayor Gd A Bading and City Clerk Peter F Lénch were arraigned by U S District Attorney Guy D Goff on two counts of violating the 1910 federal statute. The charges allege improper use of a national emblem on city health department insignia and garments.
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Train Hurls Baby to Death in Anaconda Montana
The Washington Post reports Krisco Train No struck and killed an 18 month old girl, daughter of Mrs Thomas Higginbottom of Anaconda, as she crawled 30 yards from home toward the track. Engineer George Thiel could not see the infant until the engine was near. The train did not stop in Anaconda and was moving so fast the driver could not avert tragedy, the infant was thrown off the track over a 200 foot embankment.
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Highwaymen Hold Up Yellowstone Stage Coaches
A pair of bandits halted four large stage coaches in Yellowstone Park near Shoshone Point between Old Faithful Inn and the Thumb use station. They robbed 165 passengers of about $3,000, told tourists to keep their jewelry, and fled toward Jackson Hole Wyoming as authorities pursued with a reward offered.
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Stephenson Ends Reelection Bid Denying Candidacy
Marinette Wisconsin July bold notice that United States Senator Tenye Stephenson would not seek reelection. He claimed no clear reason for the delay and said he kept everyone guessing with no family aware of his plans.
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Society suffragist completes 300 mile ride with field artillery
Mrs Richard Coke Burleson of Washington, wife of Lieut Burleson, arrives in New York after a 12 day 30 mile hike with the Second battalion of the Third United States Held artillery from Fort Myer. She reports 5 am starts, camps, inns along the way, and plans active suffrage work this summer.
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New York Democrats Seek White House Aid in Reform Push
A delegation of Greater New York Democrats met with the President at the White House to urge noninterference in reform efforts and oppose administration-backed candidates. They complained of anti-Tammany figures having Washington backing, but the President said he would not sanction using federal offices to fight party factions. The meeting was held behind closed doors with a pledge of secrecy and ended without firm plans.
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Index to Today’s Issue ParsEd From Fragments
The page fragment lists items including Huaste mobilization, Belgrade bombardment, New Yorkers visiting the President, two bandits holding up a location, Roosevelt Caillaux hearings, Austria wartime notes, New York world finances, president speaking to business men, prophecies gating, a suit victory, charity from looted goods, a husband’s claim, Warburg appearing, Petworth Playground dedication, editorial comment, society leaders and yacht topics, Cape Cod canal open, and new car schedules.
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Roosevelt refusals stall on Colombia treaty hearing
Democratic leaders in the Senate blocked Col Roosevelt from a full speech before the Foreign Relations Committee on the Colombia treaty. The panel told him he would be heard when the committee resumes, but leaders aimed to shelve the issue until after the elections.
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Paris acquittal sparks duels as Caillaux trial ends
Paris reports Mme Henriette Caillaux acquitted of slaying Le Figaro editor Gaston Calmette. Duels expected among figures including Joseph Caillaux and Maitre Chenu over clashes from the trial. Public shows reverence for Caillaux and tension rises as supporters seek seclusion.
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