Telegram Plans First Annual Putin Bay Excursion
The Telegram announces its first annual excursion to Putin Bay from Toledo via the Toledo and Western and Detroit and Cleveland boats. Set for Tuesday August 11, adults $1.25, children 6 to 12 for 76 cents, with details to follow. Open to all Telegram patrons and the general public, promising a full day on Lake Erie.
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Putin Bay
Lake Erie
Toledo
Toledo & Western
Detroit
Cleveland
Sitme
Telegram
Down Town
Putin-Har
Panama Revolt Against Government Tied to Drink Spree
Washington reports a brief Panamanian government overthrow blamed on intoxication after General Vasques Cobos, who seized power for two days, allegedly acted while drunk. Cables say Cobos misread events, sent officials to the shrubbery, and his army of ten men followed unclear orders, turning the affair into comic operetta.
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Washington
D.C
Panama
Vasques Cobos
Cobos
Omens and Preparations Ahead of Vatican Conclave
Rome July 30 Cardinals receive voting forms for the conclave to choose a pope. Dull superstitions attach fate to Cardinal Rampolla drawing No 58. Sixty two cardinals expected, more than the 61 who attended Leo’s election. Sliding doors at the Vatican will be watched and opened only during specified hours.
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Rome
Wednesfay
Oreslia
Rampolla
Leo
Vatican
Religious Riots in Yezd Persia End in Mass Destruction
In Yezd central Persia a violent riot against Babis lasted over two weeks, with mobs massacring adherents in the city for two days. Bodies were mutilated and dragged through streets as houses were burned and women attacked. The governor finally yielded amid threats, order later restored, but escaped Bab i sympathizers remain hidden.
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London
Rerious
Yezd
Persia
Bali
Yeved
Local Courts Hear Cases Including Hadd Trial
The Hadd case before Justice Peter Fisher adjourned until August after defender Edmund Griffin used an alibi to win a juror. Two Toledo youths, Henderson and companions, faced peace bond questions for threatening behavior. prosecutor Joslin suggested bonds unnecessary and ordered travel fares to Toledo. Also noted are an Adrian unit parade postponement and a Sells Brothers and Forepaugh elephant parade planned for the day, plus Benedict shoe sale.
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Justice Fisher
Jacob Hadd
Peter Fisher
Blissfield
Edmund Griffin
Hadd
Clark Henderson
Toledo
Haddee
Riga
Joslin
Cadet Company A Plans October Camp at West Point Ky
Captain Wells reports Company A Independent Battalion MN G training for a regional encampment with regular army units at West Point Kentucky in October. About sixty five members likely to attend with eighty plus roster steady, new olive drab uniforms due before departure. Subsisting on regular army rations, two cooks will accompany the unit for camp meals.
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Independent Battalion
Wells
West Point
Michigan
National Guards
Ohio
Indiana
Dhvois
Wisconsin
Blue Grass
Company A
South
Weather and temperatures report for Ohio and Midwest regions
Yesterday's issue notes temperatures rising to 78 and 89 degrees with a max 89. It records rainfall of 0.2 inches and forecasts for Friday call for fair weather across Ohio and Michigan with fresh northwest winds. The report also mentions conditions in Upper Michigan and Wisconsin with fair skies and northwest winds.
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Washington
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Devastating Explosions Kill Dozens Across Several States
A massive blast near Lowwell Massachusetts kills 25 and injures 50 as two US Powder Co. magazines and three wagon loads of powder explode. Several houses are wrecked and occupants burned. In other headlines, fourte en men arrested in Danville Illinois for jail assault, with a special grand jury and warrants for thirty others. Drowned rescues, ships, political intrigue and accidents fill the rest of this chaotic dispatch.
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Lowwell
Mass
United States Powder Company
Danville
Til
Warrwate
Joseph Milvin
Carbondale
Atlantic City
N.S
Afiss Morte Shannon
Williamsport
Milwaukee
Henry A. Bradfor
St. Louis
Helenwood
Scott County
Tex
St .Tancheon
Protector
Newport
R. T
Capt. Lake
Roosevelt
Huntington Bay
DL. LE
Oyster Bay
Rock River
Dixon
Delavan Lake
Wis
la Follette
Alpena
Mich
Pittsburg
Anca Posten
State Street
Chicago
Oruglia
Rampolla
Dienes
Papp
Kossuth
Bada-Pesth
Bannad
Philippine Insalar
Manila City
Anna Agnew Davis
Cushman EK. Davis
Minnesota
Hunter
Mushc
Stabbing affray wounds Glen Haven man. institute for Menominee teachers
A report from South Manitou Island states Archie Miller of Glen Haven was wounded in nine places in a stabbing with Dan Ford, with seriousness noted but likely recovery. The incident appears linked to a dispute over a girl. Also covered are Menominee county teachers starting a thirteen day state institute with ninety-two teachers in attendance, the largest such gathering in the county, and local ads for excursions and footwear.
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Traverse City
Moon
Juy Ou
Manitou Island
Archie Miller
Glen Haven
Dan Ford
Teachers’ Institute
Menominee, Mich
State Institute
Menominee County
Five Carpenters Hurt in Scaffold Fall at Mich Works
Five carpenters were injured Wednesday at Nichols and Shephard's works in Battle Greek Mich when they fell from a scaffold twenty feet high. George Yates suffered the most serious injuries, striking his head and shoulders. Howard Nelson sprained an ankle and tore his breast, while Charles Youngs Edward Jones and Earl Matthews were bruised and injured.
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Mich
Nichols & Shepard
George Yates
Howard Nelson
Charles Youngs
Edward Jones
Earl Matthews
Relic from Bull Run shipped to Lansing for Michigan unit tribute
Washington reports a 1861 Bull Run battlefield log and bronze plate presented to Major-General Orlando B. Willcox by Charles F. Joy. The log marks a Union advance tree where Willcox was wounded and Michigan dead lay nearby. The First Michigan Volunteers’ brigade defended, suffered a wound, capture, and later defense of colors. Also notes Mackinaw Island meeting on interchangeable mileage for travelers and a Quincey man refusing doctors to preserve savings.
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Washington
D. C
First Bull Run
Lansing
Bull Run
Orlando
B. Willcox
Charles F. Joy
M. C
St. Louis
Willcox
First
Michigan Volunteers’ Association
Orlando B. Willcox
Detroit
Michigan Volunteers
Michigan
Ira C. Abbott
James F. Joy
Lewis Cass
Thomas J. Jackson
Slanewall
Jackson
Preston
Joe Johnston
Atchott
Michigan to receive Krag rifles and khaki uniforms
Quartermaster General J M Kidd returned from Washington with word that Krag Jorgensen rifles and khaki uniforms for the Michigan National Guard will be shipped at once. He expects full equipment by August 15 and notes strong War Department interest in the brigade’s planned October maneuvers with the regular army at West Point Kentucky.
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Tonla
Mich
J. Fl. Kidd
Washington, D. C
State Military Board
Michigan National Guard
West Point
Kidd
Ordnance and Quartermaster's
Michigan
War Department
Washington
Kentucky
Young Couple Killed by Lightning Near Harrisburg Me
Mr and Mrs James De Forrest a young couple living near Harrisville were killed by lightning during Tuesday night s storm The milkman found the wife fallen from her chair and the husband on a nearby couch They had been married only a few months Washington July 30 Michigan patents list includes William L Beall Albion for plasters George M Burbank Bay City for cement railway tie Delos B Dibble Detroit for car fender Claude Flagler Bay City for bearing Oliver H Green and D Carpenter Orion for garden cultivator etc
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Harrisburg
Harrisville
Mech
James de Forrest
Washington
Michigan
William L. Beall
Albion
George M. Burbank
Bay City
Delos B. Dibble
Detroit
Claude Flagler
Oliver H. P. Green
D. Carpenter
Orion
Delmar H- Moore
Greenfield
Peter W. Mosher
Richart B. Robbins
Adrian
Corn Harvester
George R. Rouchley
William Shakspear Jr
W. EB. Marhof
Kalamazoo
Joseph
Siegle
August FP
R. Taylor
Grand Rapids
Robert S
Law League's New Officers
The Commercial Law League of America closed its session with elections. F L Siddons of Washington named President and S T Bledsoe and Dan McGill as vice presidents. W Har named treasurer, W Moore recording secretary, with H J Chittenden and L D Baker on the executive committee. A grand ball followed for 500 guests. convention proceeds to Sault Ste Marie by steamer Chippewa.
Requiem Masses Mark Death of Pope Leo XIII
Detroit churches join nationwide prayers as bells tolled for fallen pope Leo XIII closing nine days of observances. Requiem Mass held at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral attended by mourners. U P Veterans' Reunion to convene in Hancock Michigan with parade and drum and fife by Major Hender and son during the Upper Peninsula gathering.
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Detroit
Son
Leo XIII
SS. Peter and Paris
Adelaide Street
U. P
Hancock
Mich
Upper Peninsula Veterans’ Association
Hendershot
Rappahannock
Repression Follows Chinese Editor Arrests in Shanghai
In Shanghai Chinese editors face sedition charges as conservatives gain ground and reformers are punished. Forty Pekin residents with liberal leanings are alleged to have criticized the government, and the dowager empress is urged to punish them. Chang Chi Tung leads reactionary policy with calls for assassination as a remedy, while Prince Ching leans toward leniency. Officials rejected reform-minded candidates in recent examinations.
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Petin
Shanghai
Apeeth
Pekin
Royals Visit Ireland Amidid Winds and Charity Gift
King Victoria for Albert and Queen Alexandra arrived at Kilarmey Bay on the Mayo coast amid bad weather, traveling by motor through Connemara after a sea landing with the Earl of Dudley. Alexandra donated 2590 to poorer Irish districts as royal plans included tours of laborer cottages and hill country. A sensational torture case in Colusa, California was reported, tied to a survivor’s appeal. ads promote Electric Bitters and a San Francisco railway excursion for Lake Shore and Michigan Southern’s event.
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Dublin
Roy
Victoria
Albert
Kam Wari Aadrosn Alexandra
Bunorana
Kilarmey Bey
Earl of Didley
Ihe Land
Mayo
Ireland
Connemara
Queen Alexandra
Earl of Dudley
Butlin
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Aenmagle
Adrian Light
DERS
Capt. Wells
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Ates
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William H. Siegla
Ernest
South Haven
H. G. Turner
Black River
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Marquette
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Little Lake
Here
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Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Lake Shore
Atlantic Sea
Mackinaw Island
International Federation of Commercial ‘Travelers’ Organizations
Astor House
Railroad Committee
Western Passenger Association
Quincey
Crocker Bushley
Weil-Ado
Aldrich & Wilcox
Bell
State Militia
Jall
Tthaca
Harry Payne
Frank Zinmer
Frank Taylor
China
Queen OF England
Killarney Bay
Joe Gatwick
Colusa
Cal
Eb, J. Sher Verd & Co
Hart & Shaw, Drassists
San Francisco
Lakeshore
Michigan Southern Ry
Los Angeles
A J, Smith
Sleveland
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