Kitchener Arrives Home to Enormous London Welcome
General Lord Kitchener returns from South Africa to a wildly enthusiastic reception in London. Flags, crowds, and royal protocol mark the homecoming, with the prince of Wales and other dignitaries meeting him at Paddington and St James palace. The king, queen, and prime ministers are among those hailed as banners declare the empire’s pride in his campaign.
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The Little Orphan Home Trustees Endorse Huckleberry Cordial
Mrs Sego a New Orleans Orphan Home trustee endorses Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial for bowel troubles. She uses it herself and recommends its sale by Dydaet Spnetsts at 260 and 50 cents per bottle.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for eruptions and sores
An old advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve clears eruptions, fever sores, botches, ulcers, carbuncles, boils, pimples, and even corns and burns. It promises relief and a guaranteed cure at 25 cents at all druggists.
By His Fascinating Personality He Secures 200,000,000 Marks
Adolf Schmidt allegedly hypnotized Leipziger bank directors to advance 200 million marks to his grain drying company and wood alcohol project. Directors testified they could not explain the massive loans amid secret accounts kept by the bank manager Exner. Schmidt, calm and convincing, faces examination as the trial continues.
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Cambon Sees No Clouds on International Outlook
Parla July 12. French Ambassador M. Cambon, visiting his home, says officials rarely discuss with the press but will speak to The Constitution. He argues international courtesies foster peace, notes a current lack of tension among great powers, and suggests a European commercial coalition against the U S is possible but France could disrupt it to favor cooperation and exchange between France and the United States.
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Air to be photographed to locate the microbes
New York city plans to photograph the atmosphere to locate microbes and remove causes of pollution. Gelatine plates one foot square are placed across parts of the city to trap germs and particles. After exposure, plates are taken to a lab for microscopic study, culturing, and photographing any found germs.
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French Chambers Adjourn Sine Die After Validating Deputies
Paris July 13 French chambers adjourned sine die after validating elections including Count Stanislaus de Castellane. The senate also adjourned sine die.
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Cunard Line Not Absorbed by Shipping Combine
London reports deny that Cunard Line has been absorbed by a shipping combine. Reiterated assertions prove unfounded though negotiations continue in other areas as previously described in these dispatches.
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Minols and San Francisco Sail for Christiana Norway
The United States battleship Minols, flagship of Rear Admiral Crowninshield, and the cruiser San Francisco departed Gravesend today bound for Christiana Norway, joining a naval mission to the region.
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Maryland War Claim Allowed After Comptroller Ruling
Washington July 12 The comptroller of the treasury overruled the auditor of the war department on Maryland’s claim for Spanish war troop raising expenses. The claim total 6749 was cut to 1100 by the auditor, while the comptroller holds the allowance should have been 578.
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Jars of Fiery Death Reach Crater During Eruption
Kingston Jamaica July 12 A French British and American science commission led by Anderson and Flett investigated Soufriere eruption. They narrowly escaped a lava bed crossing in a storm while witnessing boiling mud jets and a narrow bridge made across the hot river. Mont Pelee eruption in Martinique on July 11 reports loud detonations and showers of stones with calm populace.
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