President Defends Antitrust Program Before Wholesale Delegation
The president addressed a large delegation of wholesale business leaders in the White House, defending the administration’s antitrust efforts. He argued the need to end suspicion and criminate by enacting laws reflecting the community’s moral judgment, while noting opposition to some Clayton bill features. He promised to consider lawmakers' suggestions and discussed business conditions with Detroit manufacturer Hugh Chalmers, asserting that prosperity hinges on relief from current uncertainty.
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White House
Wittelouse
Busiezanen
Gugat
Preesent
Senate
Hugh Chalmers
Detroit
Moing Oon
Liust
Archduke Joseph Called For War Speech From Budapest Balcony
Archduke Joseph issued a pledge from the Budapest palace balcony declaring that the empire will go to war together. He urged brothers to fight side by side and vowed to share glory or death, framing a united imperial stance amid mounting tensions.
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Archduke Joseph
Pauapest
Archduke Joseph Maile
Budapest
Series of July obituaries from a Washington area
Fragmented death notices dated July with multiple names: James F. Boyer, Ila Dey Stubbs, Holleran, Mary Ann Merritt, Virginia Presgraves, William F. Presgraves, Margaretta Frasheim, and others. Each entry lists relatives, funeral details, and locations such as St John Church Forest Glen and Atlantic City NJ, with varying ages from infancy to forty nine. The text shows scattered dates July 2 9 194 and July 28 19M, requires cautious interpretation.
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Nea Sweeney
James F. Boyer
Sissel
Ilardey
Danted
Thomas
Bila Holleran
Nea Naonan
Nstraet
Atlantic City
N. J
Frbla
Blas Mann
Tuneral Pelyete
Mehkiy
Mary Ann Merritt
Wuneral Troth “Baptist Home
M Street
Frianas
Presgravds
Garted Lioppite
William FP
Virginia M. Presgraves
Hemains
William TH. Sando & Go
H Street
Arnon Chapel
Forreatville
Hahard
Margaretta Frasheim
Zio Bstrant
Baturdey
Majestic Runshore Disaster Drowns Passengers After River Collision
A New York bound excursion steamer Majestic carrying about 1,000 travelers collided with a stone barge in the East River near Long Island. Panic broke loose as passengers surged toward the rails, with many leaping into the water. At least one and possibly four people drowned, including the barge captain and his family, while a woman believed to be the captain's wife died later in hospital. The barge capsized and later struck a ferryboat before drifting ashore, leaving several other casualties and ongoing searches for missing passengers.
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New York
Majestic
Newark
College Point
Long Island
Ita Neweers
Wif
Pass Senger
Tuga
Tata
New York-Brooklyn
Staten Island
Prophets All At Sea Carnival At Chesapeake Beach
Two thousand excursionists from Kallipolis Grotto MO V P H and friends enjoyed a seaside carnival at Chesapeake Beach. A parade at 2:30 pm opened a day of races, dancing, and concerts. Prizes awarded to all entrants included a noisy eating contest and multiple sprints for all ages. The grotto orchestra performed late as the last train departed.
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Kallipolis Grotto
Kallipolla Grattoy M0. V. P. H
Chesapeake Beach
Sharon's Shore
Grotts
Richmond
Ube Dig Pavilion
Us Hreless
Merryminkers
Horton
Houdini
Ida
Hayes
Mies Verena Achmid
Schmig
A. Shreve
L. Goldsmith
Sect V. Wolfe
Guy W. A. Kemp
A.C. Mewer
C. P. Boss
Feld
Feneral
Goldsmith
A. C. Mayer
Fred Decker
George W. Speckman
George H.mmons
Charles A. Stevens
A. B.williams
H.J. Simmons
Theodore Pickard
Julius Kemper
Samuel F. Shrave
G. F. Day
C. C. Gcimler
Edward
Schmid
John H. Shreve
Raymond B. Dickey
Monarchs
Charles Klefer
Bert V. Wolfe
Servia Once Mistress of the World in Ancient Echoes
A dramatic retelling traces Servia's ancient rise under Philip of Macedon and his son Alexander the Great. It recalls how 90,000 Serbians fought across Asia Minor, Egypt, Persia, and India, conquering vast realms before dying at the Mediterranean coast, leaving the world divided among Macedonian generals.
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Servia
Austria
Orice
Danubs
Mediterranean
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Ming Phillip
Macedon
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Hellespont
Asia
Asia Minor
Egypt
India
Washington
New Zealand
Cama
Ptolemy
Ayeander
Balkans
Seleucus
Asia Minow
Mis
Aistria
Stirring Scenes as British Fleet Departs Portland Harbor
Portland July 2 British fleet sailed to an unknown destination amid cheering crowds and packed piers. Officers and ratings departed from theaters and pavilions as wives and sweethearts waved farewell.
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Portland
England
Kiel
Witdelshaven
Cattaro
Pola
Brindis
Talon
Metz
Suse
Tara
Sergt Montgomery Dies After 34 Years with Washington Force
Sergt Robert W Montgomery longtime Washington police officer died last night at his home on Southeast Street due to nervous breakdown in recent months. He served 34 years with the force and was among its oldest members.
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Washington Police Force
Robert W. Montgomery
Washington “Police Force
Streat
Guty
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U S AWAITS EVENTS Proclamation on Neutrality Delayed in War
The United States will delay issuing a formal neutrality proclamation in the Austria Servia war as officials watch developments. The State Department plans to withhold action while assessing whether other European powers join the conflict. The policy will follow the 1801 Tripoli precedent and warn citizens about reduced protection under international neutral conduct rules. Red Cross to receive and forward contributions to Austrian and Servian relief societies as designated by donors. Diplomatic reports indicate Austria-Hungary has declared war on Latvia, but the State Department awaits formal notice from Vienna. President stays closely informed through diplomats, with no anticipated domestic impact on food prices or business.
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Servia
United
State Department
Aetlon
Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
United Stated
Red Cross
International Relief Board
United States
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Latvia
Pen- Held
Europe
Redfield
White ‘House
Earl of
Plymouth
Holtwerd Grey
Great Britain
Asquith
House of Commons
Russian
Poland
Russia calls reservists as war fears spread in Europe
A London ledger reports Russia mobilizing along the Austrian frontier with 1,290,000 men across four districts. Vienna riots with patriotic parades while Britain seeks settlement through Sir Edward Grey. Austria and Serbia move troops, rail lines are halted, and censorship blocks details as diplomats seek a way to avert wider war.
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Russia
Rusaia
Servia
Rus ‘Sian Censor Bee
Troops Readying for Dreamland Camp at Virginia Beach
General Harries takes charge as First and Second Infantry join other units to form a tent city at Virginia Beach. About 2000 soldiers will travel by chartered steamship Dreamland from Chesapeake Beach with advance guards already in place and trains arranged to carry personnel from the District to the coast.
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Virginia Beach
Natensl Gard
George H. Harries
Washington
Col. Parmerter
Harries
Sinai
Amd
Slemal Corps
Chesapeae Beach
Dreamland
Norfolk
Nevils
Editor Adrien Hebrard Dies at 8 in Paris
Adrien Hebrard editor of the Temps and a prominent French journalist died in Paris at age eight. He had served as managing editor since 19 and was a senator from 1879 to 1887.
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Adrien Hebrard
France
Paris
The
Temps
Tempe
Tie
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