Colonel Sam A Hawk Warden Appointed at Atlanta Prison
Colonel Bam A Hawk of Atlanta Ga to Georgia prison headship noted as 60 years old with wife from Memphis and three sons. Former merchant and steamboat operator, he helped oversee public lands in Arizona under Harrison, survived cattle syndicate attempts, and earlier governed West Virginia prison raising standards.
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Government
Atlanta
Houstixnatos
W. Va
Bam A. Hawk
Mallory
Memphis
Harrison
Arizona
Prescott
State Penitentiary
West Virginia
Death of Senator Kyle, South Dakota Statesman
Senator James Henderson Kyle of South Dakota dies at 6 05 p m at his home after a illness of malarial origin and heart trouble. Born near Xenia Ohio February 24 1854 he studied at the University of Minnesota Oberlin and West Point before a career in education ministry and politics. He served as financial secretary of Yankton College then as independent state senator in 1890 and U S senator in 1891, reelected in 1897. The notice also includes unrelated stock quotes and medical remedies advertisements.
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South Dakota
Anenpeex
Kyle
James Henderson Kyle Rep
Aberdeen
Xenia
University of Mitnoia
Oberlin College
West- Pa
Seashore Sane Cs
Utah
Yankton College
Yankton
Wase
State Senate
United States Senate
Gideon O. Moody
Heat Wave Persists Across Nation Amid Rising Deaths
Prolonged high temperatures grip major cities from Wasbyt to Cincinnati with 14 deaths on Manhattan streets between 2 and 8 a m. Humidity climbs as official forecasts show no immediate relief. Reports from Buffalo Louisville Troy and Philadelphia note continued heat and prostrations, while forecasters warn of a potential record-breaking spell if Sun returns.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Manhattan Island
Troy
Sa. m
Buffalo
Louisvitts
Untitled fragmentary note from a historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mass, a sea relation, and terms sounding like medical or legal references. Readers should note unclear context and uncertain entities due to garbled transcription. Further readable lines needed for a precise headline and summary.
Mortality at Pittsburg Reaches Forty in 24 Hours
Heat wave deaths and prostrations flood Pittsnent as 40 fatalities occur in 24 hours and thousands in tenement districts suffer sleepless nights. The city endures high heat, with cooler morning and a forecast for possible thunder showers tomorrow. Also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with local sellers.
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Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Pittsnent
Bers
Lightning Claims Several Lives Across Regions
A jumble of bullets notes multiple lightning and storm incidents. George Davenport, a former state senator, was killed at his summer home near Sacmraw. Mrs Eugene Penny was fatally struck in Newmanxey. Reports from Kentucky, England, and Europe note heat, storms, and sunstrokes with fatalities. William E. Douglass, once an assistant to a bank teller, owes 618,000 to an institution, amid unrelated financial items.
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Sacmraw
Mich
George Davenport
Europe
London
England
Pisa
Prapetra
William E. Douglass
Guaranty
Branly
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Strike Drags On With Quiet Momentum
July 2 report from Pittsb urgh on the Amalgamated sheet steel and hoop workers strike. Little activity at combine offices and union headquarters as both sides await developments in ten days to two weeks. A large strike fund, backed by lodge assessments, accumulates toward relief and possible prolonged action, with many expecting settlement after cooler weather or a fall restart.
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Gama Associali
Atrike Prolon
Jens
Pittaburg
Ter
Combine
Trial of Earl Russell in Bigamy Case Faces Narrow Window
New York July 2 The London telegram notes prosecutors expect no serious delay in Earl Russell bigamy case. Witnesses and evidence are being gathered, with possible August completion. The proceedings date to be coordinated with Crown convenience, as hearings unfold in a London courtroom near the House of Lords.
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Barry
New Yoas
Earl Russell
London
the Tribune
Englan
Nevada
Seipeobenes
Lord Russell
House of Lords
Third Term Talk and Election Hopes Stir Chiefs and Counties
A montage of brief items: General Grosvenor denies misrepresentation over third term views as he prepares to speak in Winfield Kansas on July 4. Simpson county moves its county seat from Westville to Edna amid a courtroom clash. naval officer J B Scott resigns to join Pennsylvanian railroad freight work. a Newton Wells farmer shoots his wife then attempts suicide, jealousy cited. Jefferson F P Ridgerton named Greenville postmaster. assorted ads promote Pain Killer and Pynyl Daleron remedies.
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Kansas
Orry
Charles Grosvenor
Ohio
Washington
McKinley
Passage of the Needle Eye in Paradise Test
A Qur anic teaching describes admission to Paradise as passing a needle s eye between two rocks or pillars set narrowly apart. The verse implies the believer who has lived to eat will fail the barrier, while one who has lived to live will pass.
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Chamberlain
H.R. Palmer & Sona
Smith Bros
Paradise
Success and Health Through the Stomach
A persuasive health piece argues success hinges on the stomach, urging readers to trust Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion related ailments. It features testimonials from readers in Eureka Carroll County Arkansas and Klamath Oregon, promoting a large medical volume sent for stamps.
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Golden Medical
Renee Serin
G. Popplewell
Eureka Carroll Co
Atk
Dr. Pierce
Ing
Buffalo
N. Y
Dividends Paid Out and Local News From July
Dividends totaling over 200000 were paid in Savannah yesterday by banks and railroad and hotel firms. O W Jacobs Nashville drummer struck by apoplexy died. patient removed to Hillman hospital. Atlanta opens new Presbyterian hospital. A neighbor’s infant recovered from cholera infantum after using Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy per Mrs Curtis Baker Bookwalter Ohio.
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Savannah
Chattahoochee Golf Railroad
Savannah Hotel Company
Chamberlain
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
B. Br, Palmer & Sons and
Faith Bros
Kindness as a moral anchor at the Cotton Growers meeting
Macon hosts the Interstate Cotton Growers Protective Association session as President Harvie Jordan preaches kindness as a core virtue. The speech links kindness to loyalty, truthfulness, love, and charity, likening it to a spider’s web woven through character and home life. Skiff the jeweler is cited for kindness in business and payment.
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Macon
Harvie Jordan
Interstate Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Eritah
Grandma
Crawla
Skiff
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Nawmanxey
Ala
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Jackson Depot
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Simpson County
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J.B. Scott
Marine Service
Resere
Parsons
Winslow
Cardenas
T. N. Pollock
Pennsylvania Railroad
Watus
Ronald Hawkins
Newton Walls
Wasmyoroy
Juleh
Jefferson
Ridgrteen
Greenville
Perry Daie
Price 360
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Pyny-Daleron
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