Trial of an Earl in Lords Court Sentences Russell Three Months
Earl Russell faced a three month imprisonment for bigamy after pleading guilty at the bar of the house of lords. The trial used medieval ceremony and sympathy from peers. His wife Millie Cooke attended with others as diplomats and officials observed the proceedings.
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London
Earl Russell
House of Lords
Earl
Countess Russell
Mra- Sertaerville
Nevada
Lord Russell
Holloway Prison
Wu. T. Stead
Jameson Raiders
Peeressea
United States
Joseph H. Choate
Henry White
Millie Cooke
Somerville
House of Commons
Open Admission on Canal Control Sways British Press
London reports Lord Pauncefote’s statement to the Associated Press after talks with the Marquis of Lansdowne. Papers view it as adding hope to the Nicaragua naval dispute with calls for strengthening ties with the United States. Editorials discuss possible U S fortification of the canal and implications for Britain.
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U. S
London
Lord Pauncefote
Associated Press
Marquis of Lansdowne
Nicaragua
Daily News
United States
America
The
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Attempted murder at Pan-American expo ends in suicide
Hinesta Zeezaya, a 24 year old Mexican of high social standing linked to a City of Mexico banking family, attempted to shoot concessionaire McGarvie at the Streets of Mexico midway then killed himself. The shots grazed McGarvie’s arm. Zeezaya died from a self inflicted wound.
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Buffalo
Hinesta Z. Zeezaya
Mexico
McGarvie
Zeezaya
Gomez
Senorita Isabelle Gallardo
Zeozaya
Zenzaya
Mr. McGarvie
Broke the Record at National Budies Festival Ring
Adolph Strecker of San Francisco set a new US high in the third National Budies festival by totaling 395 points from 200 shots, beating the prior 373 by King Mayes from three years ago. In Johannesburg an oath inquiry confirmed Boer forces shot British wounded at Vialfontein. A Rochester ad notes Rocky Mountain tonic 35¢. Detroit Southern Railway announces Sunday trains May 12, 1901, Adrian to Detroit fares. Printer's ink builds trade for this paper.
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San Francisco
Adolph Strecker
United States
Strecker
King Mayes
Johannesburg
Vialfontein
Sawmill Strike Closes Manistee Plants Strikes Hit 1400 Men
In Manistee Michigan on July 19 striking salt lifters and lumber workers forced closures of salt works and two Canfield mills and Manistee Lumber Co plants. Over 1400 men are idle as owners vow to stand firm amid oversupply. Other local notices report heat deaths and minor crimes.
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Manistee
Mich
Union Lumber Co
Sangs
Blacker's
Canfield
Manistee Lumber Co
Robert H. Blacker
Lisaber Co
Ex-County Clerk Charles P Grow Dies in Suicide
Charles P Grow former Oakland County clerk in Detroit committed suicide yesterday afternoon at John Goldys boarding house 341 Fort Street West. He drank poison then leapt from his window into an alley. Once a respected citizen and Pontiac business figure he had been drinking heavily and troubled by illness and family matters recently.
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Charles P. Grow
Oakland County
Detroit
John
Grow
Pontiac
Washington park system committee in Europe tour
EH Burnham Charles McMinn and Charles Moore report on European cities visited Paris Rome Venice Berlin and others and discuss beautification of Washington park system. They compare Washington to Rome noting Tiber Potomac alignment and cite embankment ideas from London as useful. The committee plans to sail home July fifth.
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Washington
Rome
Tiber
Potomac
Embankment
London
United States
International boat races open at Schuylkill River soon
Philadelphia hosts national regatta entries from the United States and Canada with many out-of-town crews. Boathouse Row crowds welcome the visitors as flags and club colors decorate the river in anticipation of a top class event running today and tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Schuylieill River
National Association of
Schuyl‘hill
Maccabees Vote To Re Rate Old Members At New Scale
Port Huron Michigan July 19 The supreme tent of the Maccabees decided all old members must be rotated on the same plan as new members at their joining age. The change aims for equity in costs while avoiding hardship. Members with life benefit policies may obtain a new certificate for the amount they would be entitled at the new rating. A $1000 old rating certificate would be about two thirds of face. The board of trustees may invest in state aged municipal bonds instead of government bonds. The Ladies Aid discussed the rating issue and named a committee to confer with the supreme tent.
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Maccabees
Port Huron
Mies
the Maccabees
Board of Trustees
Ladies Ace
Supreme Tent
Cresceus Wins Free-For-All Trot Breaking Track Record
In Detroit July 19 Cresceus won the free-for-all trot in two heats, the second in 2 05 flat to break Alix’s record by a quarter second. The mile was the fastest trotted on the local track this year. Cresceus first heat 2:06 amid favorable conditions with wind easing by race time. Utlea, Mick. The report also notes a death by self harm near Disco, Dora Knanth, living east of town, reportedly hanging herself.
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Detroit
Mich
Cresceus
Alix
Crescens
Utlea
Mick
Dora
Them Knanth
Disco
Fire injures two firemen at Beck Brewing Co plant
Alpena Michigan July 19 Beck Brewing Co plant nearly destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 25900 with 15000 insured. Two firemen seriously injured by flying debris. In Otisville a horse tied to a bay fork broke loose injuring Gus Hers tick with a broken shoulder as the whip tree struck him with force.
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Otisville
Muen
Sury
Gus Herstick
Alpena
Mich
Beck Brewing Co
Fifty against two in a health promotion notice
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sar saparius after confinement and heat exposure. It claims the tonic refreshes the blood, improves appetite, and aids sleep. It also notes a new steel passenger train scheduling four weekly runs from St. Ignace to Detroit and eastern cities.
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Hood
D.&c
Coast Line
St. Ignace
Mackinac
Cheboygan
Detroit
Aledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
A. A. Schantz
Mich
Reduced Rates California Queen and Crescent Train Offer
Special reduced rates to California on the Queen and Crescent route. Great chance to visit the Pacific coast with quick schedules and excellent train service. Inquire at Queen and Crescent ticket agents or address W. C. Rincargon G. P. A. Cincinnati for details.
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California
Queen & Crescent
Pacific Coast
W. C. Rincargon
Cincinnati
Kalamazoo Bar Member Injured In Runaway Crash
Badly injured E A Crake a leading Kalamazoo attorney and his Chicago sister Mrs Conger were hurt in a runaway early yesterday. The report notes heavy fire losses at Michigan Barrel Co plant in Grand Rapids with stock, lumber, and premises damaged. Appointments include Manville Jenks named state tax commissioner to replace Graham Pope. A Jerusalem dispatch discusses water supply and Solomon's aqueduct project. A burning full rigged ship Commodore T B Allen near Sandy Hook drew tugs and fireboats for aid. Ads urge summer outings via Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co with improved service
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Kalamazoo, Mich
E. A. Crake
Kalamazoo
Conger
Chicago
New York
T. d. Allen
Yokohama
Sandy Hook
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Johnson & Andrews
Good Shooting at Interstate Park Club Handicap
B C Griffiths of Pascoag R7 won the grand American handicap at clay targets by hitting 95 of 100. He also captured the live third grand American handicap on the same grounds this year.
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Interstate Park
L. L
B. C. Griffiths
Pascoag
Suffered for Years With Kidney Trouble in Windsor Ad
Windsor Ontario January 13 1900 a beset by kidney problems man 65 tests Dr Warner Seven Cures. After eight bottles he feels like a new man and praises it as a great age remedy. Letter signed B Stickle H F Wyatt & Co.
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Windsor
Ont
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Jackson Grocers' Association
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Detroit House of Correction
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Lansing
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Saginaw
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