Old Maid Daughter of a King
London July 6 Princess Victoria Alexandra the only unmarried daughter of King Edward celebrates her 38th birthday. Born at Marlborough House on July 6 1868 she is just over a year older than her sister Maud Queen of Norway. Rumors of a marriage faded as she keeps independence and an independent income, living and dying as she wishes as the Old Maid Daughter of a King.
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Marlborough House
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Insurance payouts\" Frisco limited and slatyely settlements told
San Francisco in July 2008 reports indicate fire insurance companies have begun settlements on losses. More than 100000 will be paid in coin on face adjustments made on laws already before committees. Average payment mentioned touches 54325 with total departments at 14000000 across arm mills Saginaw and Michigan. A separate incident in Coxerdat dyn saws killed one and injured six in a gasoline tank explosion. Carl Cosndal died and three others named Publ, George Cevental, and George Sigelko cited among the dead in New York copper news.
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Mackay Companies
United States
American Locomotive
United States Bank
Canjuate Consolidated
United States Reduction
Anaconda
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Smewers
Maryland Coal
Frisco
San Francisco
Arm Mills
Saginaw
Mich
Coxerdat Dyn Weyks
Carl Cosndal
RA. Publ
George Cevental
George Sigelko
Art Treasures To Be Restored To Public
Rome plans to unveil a vast medieval Sancta Sanctorum collection once hidden since Pope Leo X. The archive holds ecclesiastical vestments, goldsmith work, illuminated manuscripts, enamels, and emperor era paintings. Prof Griver, a Jesuit archaeologist, will overhaul, photograph, and author a book before public viewing.
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Leo X
Scala Lane
Griver
NO AMERICAN DELEGATES TO PARLIAMENTARY UNION
London reports no American delegates will attend the Interparliamentary Union fourteenth congress opening July 23. Senators and representatives did not RSVP, hindered by ongoing elections. British support includes expenses and receptions at Windsor, Mansion House, and the Royal Gallery. large-scale entertainments are planned.
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Washington Peace Conference 10 Be Held in Washington
Washington July 6 The state department reports mediation efforts between Guatemala and El Salvador to avert hostilities amid alleged neutrality breaches during the recent insurrection. Guatemala agrees to pause war preparations pending a Washington peace conference. Russia Japan War literature and naval medical observations are summarized, with forthcoming reports by Dr Speer. Finger print identification commences in the Navy, with recruits required to provide prints. American tobacco trade in China described as enormous, with Shanghai imports and native leaf consumption amounting to substantial totals.
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George B. Anderson
Shanghai
Skm
King Alfonso Names New Ministry In Cabinet Shakeup
Madrid reports King Alfonso appoints a new ministry headed by Mores Prendergast who resigned yesterday. Field Marshal Lopez de Onton and Lopez Dotuinguen named premier and war minister. cabinet reflects broad liberal representation and the same policy as the previous government.
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Rudco
Mores
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Chamber
Cossacks trapped as lime kiln explodes in Polish territory
A Lokal Anzeiger dispatch reports twenty five Cossacks surrounded a lime kiln at Micchow Russian Polani. the blast destroyed the kiln killing eight and wounding five as they force their way in. In Istanbul the Persian frontier crisis slows Turkish advances after Pushkar governor repulses an invasion. ministers order withdrawal from the frontier to avert further clashes with Persia.
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Silesia
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Pushkar
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Persia
Manby foresees lower sheep prices this year in Colorado
J B Manby, a Trinidad sheep commission merchant visiting Albuquerque, predicts prices will dip as feeders who lost money last year exit the market. He notes 750,000 of 1,000,000 Colorado sheep fed last year lost money, due to early selling and tight alfalfa and corn. He warns of a market with uncertain price setting and wary buyers and sellers.
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West Bowling Alleys To Be Maintained In Operation
The West bowling alleys will not close if current plans proceed. Max Baer of Brunewick Balke Collender Co visits Denver and then the city to resolve the tangle after the French leave. The alleys may be taken over and resold to a reliable party for continued operation at the present location. Mrs West, in charge since her husband departed, remains hopeful he will return though unable to explain his silence and fears foul play may be involved. She has collected earnings since his departure last Monday and will pay some debts but not all.
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el Paso
Libel Charges Against Vigil and Montoya Stir Precinct Five
Rumors circulate that warrants for criminal libel have been issued against Belavio Vigil and Nes tor Montoya by the Justice of the Peace court in precinct No. 5. The case involves Sandoval and Coulter of the Public Opinion and Deputy Sheriff Coulter, amid a broader factional feud over a school trustee election. The dispute has escalated to court action with Vigil and Montoya facing libel charges and warrants sworn by Sandoval and Coulter. Mrs Thaw sails for New York amid reports of Harry K Thaw’s mother’s return voyage aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
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Nestor Montoya
Justice of the Peace Court
Precinct No. 5
J. M. Sandoval
Publica Opinion
Sherif Coulter
Polit
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Coulter
Megere
Vigil
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Urrth
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Another Road Rebating Case Surfaces in Chicago Trial
A Chicago rebating case dominates today’s dispatches with Judge Landis overruling a defense bid for partial acquittal and finding the Chicago and Alton defendants guilty on most counts. Additional notes cover prominent pastor Po L Monger’s death in Chicago, Meckel’s military schooling role, and other brief items from Washington to New York.
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Cincinnati
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Parliament of Religions
Chicago & Alton Faitroad
Landis
Fourth of July Toll Reported by Tribune
The Tribune tallies fatalities and injuries from the Fourth of July celebrations, noting fifty one deaths and three thousand five hundred sixty one injured or maimed as recorded up to an early hour today.
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Tribune
Wife Murderer and Death by Own Action at Funeral
A man killed his wife in their bed between midnight and morning in July and then shot himself, dying by his own hand. The funeral was held at Strong's chapel with few attendees, while the murdered wife’s sister expressed indifference to burial by the sewer. Mrs. Dillard’s funeral followed at 2 PM at Master View cemetery with Rev. Dr. Jones officiating. The husband’s jealous delusions are blamed for the tragedy as townspeople note no prior quarrels. Also, a note on library policy urging citizenship books for immigrants, discussed by James H. Canfield of Columbia University.
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Yealand Conyers
Lancashire
Society of Friends
Gwendoline Priestman
Arnold Priestman
Bradford
Allan Claude Rowntree
Allan Rowntree
Scarborough
Fairview Cemetery
Strong
Strong's Chapel
Dillard
Jones
Master View Cemetery
Mabel Faucet
Harvey Cb
Ithine
Narragansett Pier
James H. Canfield
Columbia University Law Lbrary
New Mexico Guard Receives Over $10 Thousand Budget Boost
report notes an additional appropriation of 2 million to the militia for the final year, allotment by the secretary of War brings territorial guard funds to 10 469.08 for encampments and rifle practice. overcoats and equipment promised. guard prep tied to government savings from troop moves to Austin, Texas. officers question camp timing as movements begin in late summer with departures around August and return by mid August.
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