A Warrior Bold in Antwerp to Board the Ocean Liner
Artemus encounters Charlie after a wild Antwerp chase as Captain Brand disguises himself and a plot twists toward transatlantic escape. Charlie plans sail with Arline and Artemus while Brand pods up a trap. Artemus awakens to find Charlie in his bunk aboard the ship.
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Charlie
Brana
Arline
Artemus
Stuart
Captain Brand
Antwerp
Arline Brand
Isalde
Brabant
Atlantic
London
Artemus Charlie
Lady Arline
Ocean Greyhound
Baron
Peterhoff
Tur
Levy Arline
Professor
Baron Peteriof
Isylde
The
Hespasia
Capt
Brand
Atorm
Baron Peterhoff
Cant
Shheldt
America
Belgium
Arterius
Artems
Charlie Stuart
Prince Charlie Stuart
Jupiter
Ogre
Papa
Castor
Barnaby
King Oscar of Sweden and Norway Described as A Virtuous Ruler
The article extols King Oscar of Sweden and Norway as a just, urbane monarch nearing seventy, six feet six inches tall, deeply religious, with a devout queen and a philanthropic son Prince Bernadotte. It notes Bernadotte’s missionary work and literary interests, and ties royal religious zeal to lineage from Bernadotte and Empress Josephine.
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Oscar
Sweden
Saul
Prince Bernadotte
Europe
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Stockholm
Apps
Bernadette
Napoleon
Josephine
Bernadotte
Ocean Grave Disaster Kills Fourteen on Pleasure Trip
A nine teen fuel whaleboat from Oceanic House Star Island with sixteen hotel staff aboard capsized in a sudden squall off Isles of Shoals. Fourteen occupants drowned including Harvard law students Henry Farrington and W. A. Alward. Five bodies recovered. others, including captains and rescuers, survived or were saved by fishermen.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Twly
Oceanic House
Star Island
Isle of Shoals
Fred Miles
Henry Farrington
Cambridge
Mass
W. A. Alward
Frederickton
Bertha Graham
Danvers
Minnie McDonald
Cambridgepoint
May Adams
Catherine
Elizabeth Boons
Baxonville
Bessie Chase
Malden
Anna Sheehan
West Medford
Eva
May Marshal
Haverhill
Isabell Kapuska
Jiaura. Gilmore
Exeter
Alice Hagerty
Lizzie Bresnahan
Warrington
Alward
Eva Marshal
Isabel Kapuska
Farrington
Harvard University
Forsythe Hall
Soldiers Wreck Building After Stabbing Killing Leavenworth Riot
About 1,000 soldiers surrounded a Leavenworth regort on Main Street and demolished the building after Ell Loucks, barber with Sixth infantry, was stabbed by John Graham, a negro, near the Missouri Pacific depot. Loucks lay seriously wounded as troops arrived to disperse the riot and a policeman was beaten unconscious.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Main Street
Ell Loucks
Co. F., Sixth Cavalry
Joseph Wager
Loucks
Sixth Infantry
John Graham
Missouri Pacific
Graham
Fourth Cavalry
Tyree
Santa Fe Official Predicts Record Corn Crop
Pau Morton, 1st vice president of the Santa Fe railway, forecasts a bumper corn crop for the west and nation, estimating 2,509,000,000 bushels total and noting rail lines will be taxed by increased traffic. He cites surveys and western state inspections, predicting a yield surpassing the 2.2 billion bushels high mark by at least 0.0 billion.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Pau Morton
Santa Fe Railroa
My. Morton
Union
Mayton
Vatican Letter Cites Satisfaction With Negotiations And Steps Toward Philippines Peace
Cardinal Rampolla expresses Vatican satisfaction with Hoyt's letter and US views on Vatican actions in the Philippines. He says papal representatives will promptly engage with Philippine authorities on four points and anticipates a peaceful, progressive era for the archipelago under American sovereignty. The letter reached Governor Taft in Rome on July 19.
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Cardinal Rampolla
Rome
Taft
Tampolla
Hoyt
United States
Vatican
Philippines
Rampolla
Tracey
Pacoma
Wash
Harry Tracey
Oregon
Washington
Wasgoner
Clichal
Merill
Arbitration urged to revoke corporate charters over disputes
Judge Murray F. Tuley urged Illinois lawmakers to require arbitration of industrial disputes between corporations and employees with penalties including charter forfeiture for refusals. He argued corporations must compromise for the public good while labor would share in arbitration. Tuley was named president of the bar association for the year. The group also backed habeas corpus act amendments and a negotiable instrument act, and set up a committee to pursue it.
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Chicago
Murray F. Tuley
Alinios State Bar Association
Tuley
Widge Tuley
Association
Appeal to Public for Aid to Striking Miners in Pittsburgh
Indianapolis July 21 United Mine Workers of America adjourned after opposing a general strike and proposed a fund to aid anthracite miners. The plan calls for 256000 from national treasury for districts 1 7 and other anthracite districts and for local unions to contribute. Assessments of 14 percent on members earnings with 1 percent on districts 3 6 7 9 11 13 17 19, start July 16, paid by locals. Distributed pro rata to anthracite districts. officers to incur 25 percent salary deductions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
National Treasury
Lncal
Wilson
Eged
American Federation of Labor
Teuth
Mississippi Flood Loss Mounts Along River Below Keokuk
Keokuk July 2 An AP correspondent reports Mississippi flood conditions worsening hourly from Keokuk downstream with crops submerged and property losses running into millions. Most losses tallied on the Missouri shore between Keokuk and Hannibal as rising waters threaten more destruction and homeless farmers watch for further rises.
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St. Louis
Keokuk
Mississippi River
St. Lowis
Associated Press
Silver Crescent
Missouri
Hannibal
Chaffee Relieved Ordered Home to New Command
General Chaffee is relieved of command in the Philippines and reassigned to head the department of the east at Governor's Island New York. Major General George W. Davis will relieve Chaffee in the division of the Philippines on a date to be specified, with Chaffee and his aides to report to the department of the east.
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Chaffee
Washington
Matiow
Philippines
Department of the Cast
Stoot
Geo. W. Davis
Chaftee
Philppine
Governor's Island
New York
Department of the East
Tim Donahue Apology Story At Hot Springs Hotel
Timeline recounts Tim Donahue the late baseball catcher in a humorous Hot Springs incident. A noisy room clash involving Sryan, Kittridge, Noisy Pete Cassidy and others ended with Tim apologizing after waking a neighboring traveler to quiet the disturbance. The traveling man’s reaction remains unstated.
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Tim Donahue
Taunton
Mass
Tim
Hot Springs
Chicago
Minneapolis
Tily
Donahue
Moran
Kitchener Immune To Women’s Wiles Says Visitor
A London club tale from a South African visitor claims Lord Kitchener is proof against beauty. At Cape Town he allegedly resisted a Boer woman using her charm to glean military secrets, branding him a living death’s head and noting his Egypt conquest and potential in Hades.
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London
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Cape Town
Egypt
Hades
Anecdote on George W. Childs Charity Keenly Noted
Rebecca Harding Davis recalls Childs generosity in The Congregationalist as a story of sudden aid. He offered Paris study funds to a prizewinning student and provided luxuries for others, revealing a habit of surprising the poor with rich comforts.
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G. W. Childs
Rebecca Harding Davis
Philadelphia
Congregationalist
Tam
George W. Childs
Academy
Paris
Childs
Europe
Trousseau
A Typographical Tale From The Record
The late John W Bailey long in the Philadelphs Record's service told a storied episode about typesetters. A comp divided horses into hor ses, the proof reader balked, and a furious typesetter asked how to divide it correctly in the devilish tone of newsroom humor.
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John W. Bailey
Philadelphs Record
The
Record
Bailey
Ins
Mab's Version Reveals Slips in London Spelling
A 10 year old episode in Unit city during peace with France shows poor spelling. The French ambassador M Olty had a sign reading peace and concord outside his residence. The mob misread it as peace and conquered, altering concord to amity, and mistook amity for enmity, exposing linguistic confusion.
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Mab
London
Unit
France
M. Olty
Amity
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