Milan Survives Assassination Attempt in Belgrade
A Belgrade dispatch reports former King Milan dodged bullets as two shots pierced his cloak and a fourth struck Adjutant Lubic. Milan pursued the attacker through Kalamegen park before the man fled into a river and was captured by a fire brigade boat. the assailant, once a dismissed garrison member, is detained.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Bervin
Milan
Lubic
Kalamegen Park
Geriarmes
Fox
Fire Brigade
Merly
Results of Yesterday's National League Games
Baseball scores from yesterday include Boston 8 New York 8 at Boston with Willis and Clark vs Carrick and Grady. Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 7. Washington 4 Baltimore 3. Louisville 6 Cincinnati 3. Pittsburg 7 Chicago 6. St. Louis rain halted play.
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Boston
New York
Willis
Clark
Carrick and
Grady
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Dunn
Smith
Magee
McFarland
Washington
Baltimore
Mercer
Kittridge
McGuinity
Robinson
Louisville
Cincinnati
Dowling
Power
Breitenstein
Wood
Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Chicago
Tapinebill
Hchriver
Garvin
Donahue
St. Louis
Denial of Pennsylvania and New York Central Consolidation
A Philadelphia official near President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania lines denies reports that the Pennsylvania and New York Central railways entered two systems into one company. He says no consolidation is planned. relations are cordial but interests in western traffic are competing. Cassatt reportedly visited New York Central President Calloway the day of a directors’ meeting but did not attend the meeting.
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Pennsylvania
Centre
Phildelphia
Cassatt
Calloway
New York Central
Woman killed by lightning shelters child near tree
July 7 report from Butler County says Mrs. Jones Terry, wife of a farmer, was killed by lightning during an 80 storm. Her baby lay sheltered nearby, sleeping on the dead mother's breast as a passing bus stopped two hours later.
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Jones Terry
Bryan Columbes Dinner Highlights National Democratic Speakers
The Bryan Colubmes dinner marked the convention’s close with notable guests and speakers including W. W. Bryan Judge J. P. Tarvin Senator Daniel and George Fred Williams. Dinner was well-attended with hundreds of covers paid. Yellow fever cases remained quarantined with two patients mild and hospitalized and treated with serum.
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Onio
Bryan Columbes
State League Bs
W.W. J. Bryan
J. P. Tarvin
Covington
Daniel
George Fred Williame
Massachusetts
Annval
Schedule for Today in Major League Cities
Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Baltimore at Washington. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at Louisville. Cleveland at St Louis. New York at Boston.
Fatal Explosion at Navy Captain’s Home
A fre and explosion at Captain Dickens’s residence in Washington injures several and kills Mrs Dickens who died within moments from severe burns. The Captain and others survived with serious injuries, though not life threatening.
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Washington
Dickens
United States Navy
Suicide by shotgun method shocks Hightstown
John W. Day a wealthy retired merchant in Hightstown New Jersey died this afternoon by self inflicted gunshot. He reportedly placed the shotgun in his mouth and used a poker to pull the trigger.
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Hightstown
N. J
John W. Day
Lipton Says Shamrock Trial Trip Delayed Until Monday
Sir Thomas Lipton announced the Shamrock will not be ready for the trial trip before Monday or Tuesday. The yacht will not be started until it is completely ready, delaying the voyage from earlier plans.
General Brugers Appointed Military Governor of Paris
Paris July 7 General Brugers formerly head of President Carnot's military household is named to succeed General Zarlinden as military governor of Paris.
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General Brugers
Zarlinden
Paris
President Carnot
Whitworth and Kennett Debt Notice Owed
All parties indebted to Whitworth & Kennett must settle by July 15 in cash or notes. If not paid, accounts will be turned over to an officer for collection as of June 30.
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Whitworth & Kennett
Wairworth & Kennett
G B. Stevenson
Card of thanks and notices from 1899
A dated notice complains of unpaid accounts due by July 1 and warns of collection steps. A second item thanks Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for family relief in various illnesses, signed by Mrs. S. Doty. A casual sales line notes White's drug store advertising.
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White's
Dru
Veteran Civil War Officer Walks From North Dakota for Pension
Gerald Avery alias Stanley Nourton, sixty five, walked from North Dakota to Washington seeking a pension after learning discharge papers flaw left him ineligible. Destitute and homeless, he spent days at the Temporary Home for ex Union Soldiers and Sailors before leaving. Born in Garrison New York, Avery rose to First Lieutenant before a 1864 dishonorable discharge. He endured hunger and harsh conditions, aided briefly by sympathetic farmers, but faces an uncertain future and possible public charge. The government may grant 20 relief unless Congress acts.
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Washington
Gerald Avery
Stanley Nourton
North Dakota
Avery
Company 4
Third Infantry
Baltimore
Garrison
N. Y
Congress
Armory Square
Dreyfus would refuse sentence quash and seek retrial
Paris July 7 M Harvel a friend of Dreyfus says the prisoner would have refused the quashing of his sentence if offered. Since his conviction he has desired retrial to prove his innocence and Mme Dreyfus petitioned for a retrial.
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Dreyfus
Paris
M. Harvel
Mme Dreyfus
Three Millions in Dust Steamer Robert Kerr
Advices from Dawson City report the steamer Robert Kerr departed June 20 with over three million dollars in gold dust bound for St. Michael. The cargo signals a major transfer from Dawson to the Alaska area via sea route. The voyage underscores the Klondike gold rush era's vast mineral wealth and risky transport routes.
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Robert Kerr
Dawson City
Seattle
St. Micka Is
Drowned in Texas flood twenty three dead at Calvert
A complete list shows twenty three victims of the Calvert flood in Texas dated July seven. An unrelated ad fragment announces a cheap residence for sale and a catarrh cure claim linked to Hall’s Catarrh Cure offered by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with a money back promise.
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Calvert
Texas
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ellistown Feud Deepens After Doc Ellis Killing
A Logan Banner correspondent urges authorities to arrest the Kentucky band of outlaws linked to Doc Ellis s murder. The letter laments the Hatfield Ellis feud rise and calls for a governor to grant a requisition, condemns the outlaw band at forts with port holes, and praises Ellis as a man of honor and lodge member.
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Doc Ellis
Elias Hatfield, Jr
Devil Anse
Ellis
Johns Hatfield
Elias
Pike County
Kentucky
Johns
Lawlesanes
Christian Endeavorers Lead International Convention Sessions
State secretaries and active organizers presided as the Christian Endeavor conducted a symposium on a Practical School of Methods at the international convention in Detroit. Notable speakers included William E. Sweet, Rev. K E Fleck, H Grotthouse, O W Vickrey, A C Kempton, Jennie T Masson, and J H O Smith as the program moved through Tent Endeavor and Tent Willison.
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Detriot
Mich
Christian Endeavor
Tent Endeavor
Willison
John Willis Baer
William Shaw
William E. Sweet
Denver
KE. Lee Fleck
Dayton
H. H. Grotthouse
Dallas
Texas
O. W. Vickrey
Nebraska
A. C. Kempton
Appleton
Wis
Jennie T. Masson
Indianapolis
J. H.O. Smith
Chicago
Noop
Clark
Ueno
Visichhurches
Fatal train wreck near Waldron kills fireman and injures several
A Burlington line passenger train wrecked near Waldron around midnight. Fireman Welty died and five or six passengers were seriously injured. A heavy rain washed out about 120 feet of track with around two feet of water on the rails. surgeons were dispatched from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Burlington Road
Waldron
Welty
Old Dominion Steamer O14 Towed After Breakdown
The Steamer O14 Dominion was sighted off the highslands in tow of an Old Dominion line vessel. The tug took her in tow and headed south after her engine failed. The incident occurred July 7 with reports the Dominion’s engine broke down.
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Old Dominion
New York
Dominion
Highlands
Old Dominion Line
Old Dominions
Gold standard likely to be enacted into new currency bill
Washington July 7 Representative Loudenslager rejects reports of a senate subcommittee delay on enacting the gold standard. He says Republicans will stand firm for gold standard in the currency bill, with some Democrats joining, while no one expects the issue to be dodged as it progresses through authorized committees.
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Washington
Senate
Representative Loudenslager
Loudenslager
House Caucus Committee
Atlantic City
Republican
House of Representatives
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Congress
Narraganansett Pier
Londenslager
Aldrish
Notice to Taxpayers 1899 Taxes Due and Collectable
City taxes for the year 1899 are now due and collectable. All persons paying within one month from this date receive a 24 percent discount. July 7 1899. St ae Treas. If you have piles cure them with De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. it promises relief without surgery. H. N. White.
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Anere
St Ae Treas
de Witt
H. N. White
Fragmentary notice with medical and legal terms
Fragment text appears to blend names and phrases about remedies and undertaker matters. Readable content is minimal, with unclear references to a bill, a remedy, and a UN mention, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Governors appoint delegates to anti trust convention
Governor Atkinson named delegates to the Chicago anti trust convention in September. The list includes Ex-Governor W A McCorkle Charleston Mayor John W Harris Charles Town Judge Daniel B Lucas Weston John Brannon Weston John W Mason Fairmont F G Hearne Wheeling Z T Vinson Huntington and B L Batcher of Fairmont to the West Virginia colored institute board of regents.
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Chicago
Charleston
Atkinson
Civic Confederation
W. A. McCorkle
Joho W. Harris
Lewisburg
Daniel B. Lucas
Charles Town
Joho Brannon
Weston
Joho W. Mason
Fairmont
F. G. Hearne
Wheeling
Z. T. Vinson
Huntington
Self Cure Allegedly Ends Suffering From Fistula
Reuick Hamilton of Weet Jefferson Alabama endured eighteen months of perineal fistula before doctors warned of death without costly surgery. He reportedly cured himself using Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Bucklen's Salve, claiming a total cure without medical intervention.
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Reuick Hamilton
Jefferson
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Sam
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