Memorable Rough Riders Reunion in Las Vegas New Mexico
Thousands attend a memorial service and a parade for the Rough Riders. President Roosevelt, in Las Vegas, receives a medal from New Mexico figures as rain ends the daylight program and he departs for Chicago. The event features Lafe Young and Rev. Urgell remarks recalling Tampa and San Antonio.
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Fourth of July in Hawaii celebration planned in Honolulu
Honolulu prepares a grand Fourth of July program under American sovereignty with morning noon and night salutes a big parade field sports addresses and fireworks plus an evening ball. An executive committee has full power to arrange events. Also noted is the missing ship gold theft tied to a suspect who fled to Java.
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Non-Union Men Unpopular as Cleveland Street Strike Settles
Cleveland street car strike ends with traffic resuming on all lines. Protests persist over retaining non union workers. a mob blocks cars near the Brooklyn bridge until union crews arrive. The agreement includes a plan for non union workers to depart within about 80 days and demands respectful treatment by old staff.
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Cleveland
Big Consolidated Street Railway
Brooklyn Bridge
Asprule
Pitiless edict by women across small town
Ida May Ewing, recently acquitted of murdering her sister in law, faces social punishment in Maryville Missouri as Hopkins women ostracize her, ruin her husband’s business, and scatter her family, while she seeks refuge with her mother. Also notes Saengerfest in Cincinnati and festival activities in progress.
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Ida May Ewing
Maryville
Hopkins
Multiple notable deaths and local incidents reported
Telegrams terse account numerous items: Fatty Walsh dies at 63 in New York. Cardinal Franz von Schonborn dies in Vienna at 54. Colonel Thomas Cornelius Oregon pioneer dies in Washington county. Mrs Clemen tine Beckford manslaughter verdict after hung jury. fire devastates St Raymond near Quebec destroying 40 buildings with $50 000 loss. Vatican party wins Rome municipal majority. yellow fever outbreak reports 33 cases with 5 deaths in Santiago. locusts near Cathay North Carolina threaten crops. Joshua Gray Medford inventor dies at 75 with various steam and mechanical innovations noted.
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Fatty” Walsh
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Prague
Bohemia
Vienna
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Oregon
Washington County
Sylvester Pennoyer
Clementine Beckford
Towson
St. Raymond
Quebec
Vatican Party
Rome
Santiago
Rocky Mountain
Cathay
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Joshua Gray
Medford
Mass
Transvaal Franchising Talks Move Toward Compromise
Indications from dispatches point to a compromise in Transvaal franchise terms with five or six years residence as a base. Kruger reputedly favors some arrangement but resists liberal shifts, while Gom Paul is noted purchasing f iles for shipment, per Rome and London cables.
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Tage Puts Out To Sea In Dreyfus Carrier Pigeon Plot
Brest France June 26 The French first class cruiser Tage sailed to test carrier pigeons in a move tied to rumors of meeting the Stax and taking Captain Dreyfus aboard. Gendarmes from the Brest region arrive, and the treasurer of the league of the French Fatherland is en route from Paris amid anti-Dreyfus activity.
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Old Chinese Wall Must Go
Denver June 26 Frank Lewis a Chicago civil engineer guest at the Oxford hotel says the Chinese government plans to destroy the wall dividing China proper from Chinese Tartary. He travels to China with Chicago capitalists to aid the project at a great cost.
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Kentucky Deadlock at Louisville Democratic Gubernatorial Convention
Louisville June 26 There is no sign of agreement among the three Democratic candidates for governor Stone Goebel and Hardin as 1092 delegates remain nearly evenly split. Goebel shows the strongest support but cannot coerce others, while Hardin’s clever maneuvering has left him second on the last ballot. The threeway race grows warmer as delegates consider allying with outside leaders to unite a ticket.
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Credentials Committee
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Toledo Mayor Seeks Independent Gubernatorial Candidacy
Mayor S H Jones of Toledo says in a letter to a Columbus friend he stands ready to run as an independent for governor. He urges a campaign of statewide education, argues parties and party machines are burdens on liberty, and contends the era of parties is ending.
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Carmacus
Columbus
S. H. Jones
Toledo
ALGER WILL NOT RESIGN FROM CABINET CANDIDACY
Secretary Alger returns to the city and tells callers he will not resign over his senatorial candidacy or alliance with Governor Pingree. He says Pingree supports McKinley. Also reports on the Central Schuetzenbund meeting in Dusugue with Schmidt of Milwaukee named king and medals awarded. Admiral Dewey to visit Boston before New York, per Halifax consul general briefing.
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Dewey
Boston
the Herald
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Dives From Eads Bridge Injures Young Man
Miles McDonald aged 20 dived from the Eads bridge center span in a wager and was badly injured. He fell about 115 feet striking his shoulder and upper back but was saved by a prompt boat crew. In Chicago, Easley announces an Anti Trust Conference in September with numerous prominent invitees.
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Lincoln call to educate sons through best possible schooling
The speech closing line Give Your Boys a Chance echoes Lincoln’s belief that parents shape their children. It urges parents to study their kids’ traits and provide premier educational opportunities, praising the New Werner Edition of Britannica as a comprehensive college-level resource endorsed by Yale, Harvard, and Columbia.
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Encyclopaedia’Britannica
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Fragmentary OCR Item Sparks Unclear Query
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Elks Elect Officers at Grand Lodge Meeting in St Louis
The Grand Lodge B B O E elected officers led by Grand Exalted Ruler B M Allen of Birmingham and Leading Grand Knight C M Foote of Minneapolis. Officers also include Grand Secretary G A Reynolds and Grand Treasurer E S Orris. Seven hundred thirteen members attended, the largest in order history. A home for aged and indigent members was funded with twenty thousand dollars, and land donation offers were made. The session adjourned to Atlantic City in July 1900.
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