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Queen Margherita of Italy plans a book on Alpine experiences. Mime Deschamps inventor of Julienne soup dies in Paris at ninety four. Goats inoculated for tuberculosis by Dr Aronsohn in Berlin. English summer bike crowds visit Stratford on Avon and other cathedral towns. A brewery wagon horse found a cartridge in New York and was wounded. Zulu travel speeds noted up to fifty miles in six hours. Presbyterian Church of Ireland Blue Book shows 339 new families and $900000 raised. Children of black Africans born white then pale yellow and darken with age. Crete’s independence war gains world sympathy along with Cuba. Saltpetre in water preserves cut flowers. First railway 70 years ago, 400000 miles built, Britain one sixth. Brenham resident Mary Marks claims oldest living American. Leonardo da Vinci celebrated as Renaissance genius and universal inventor.
Mechanical Power of a Bicycle and a Corning Note
An estimate states a 150 pound rider on a 7 mph bicycle exerts a moment of 1500 pounds if the wheel is ignored, enough to topple a pedestrian with force. Reports say Spain and France talks on alliance collapsed, Spain seeking Germany or England instead. French premier M Melin hints at soon free corn import into France as a remedy for its surplus while the US notes corn price drops.
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Spain
France
Germany
England
M. Meline
Swiss draft totals fifty thousand nine hundred men
Government statistics from Berne show 50 900 men liable for military service. Of these 23 000 are in active service and 27 600 remain on the rolls to be called only in extraordinary emergencies.
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Switzerland
Berne
Konigsberg Pays Last Napoleonic War Loan Instalment
The Prussian city of Konigsberg has finally paid the last installment of a loan raised to meet Napoleon I era war contributions. This completes twenty five years of tax payments to cover the indemnity demanded after the Napoleonic wars.
Unitarian Pastor Marries New England Girl in Vineland NJ
The Rev Watari Kitashima Ph D of Vineland New Jersey marries Misa Illian Browne from New England. The Unitarian clergyman keeps private judgment while the orthodox lilies remain white and he prefers the Lily Brown in a lighthearted note.
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Unitarian
Vineland
N. J
Watari Kitashima
New England
Misa Illian Browne
Kitashami
Lily Brown
Extraordinary pianoforte wire strength at Watertown Arsenal
A Watertown Arsenal test showed pianoforte wire reaching 206 tons per square inch in strength for a one twelfth inch diameter. Large sizes reach 135 tons per square inch or more, with 0.85 percent combined carbon. The piece notes a growing split between hobbyists and professionals in cycling and hints at sharper conduct among professional riders.
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Watertown Arsenal
Vaudeville Salaries Listed for 1920s Acts and Performers
The report details weekly and total earnings for acts and performers including Yvette Guilbert earning 4000 dollars weekly for six weeks totaling 24000, Fregoli 1700 weekly, the Craigs acrobats 6000 for eight weeks, the Martinettes 11000 for sixteen weeks, Harriet Vernor 4000 in eight weeks, Pantzer brothers 350 weekly each with Proctor, and Cinqueralli twelve weeks of jugglings earning 5000.
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Yvette Guilbert
Fregoli
the Craigs
Martinettes
Harriet Vernor
Pantzer Brothers
Proctor
Cinqueralli
Evans ton business leader joins Ballington Booth American volunteers
A prominent Evans ton businessman electrifies the community and church by joining Ballington Booth American volunteers. He cites unmet religious experience and a lack of deeds matching his professions as his motivation, raising questions about consistency between faith and work.
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Evanston, IL
Ballington Booth American Volunteers
The News Resume of Hidden Happenings Abroad and at Home
Aaron Louis de Levay of Hungary marries Blanche de Wolf of Bristol in Newport. Notable deaths include F. E. Storm of Washington and Mrs Sallie Ward Downs in Louisville. Miss Shirley Ward wins Michigan public school spelling title. A raft of crimes and murders across Iowa Ohio Indiana Alabama Nebrask a expose violent acts and investigations.
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Aaron Louis de Levay
Hungary
Blanche de Wolf
Bristol
Fort Scott
Kas
New York
Shirley D. Ward
Decatur
Mich
Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
James M. Turner
Lansing
Alma Sanitarium
Josiah Buckbee
The
State Bank
Electric Light Plant
Fenton Mills
Fenton
Sand Lake
N. Y
John Ruskin
Great Britain
Baltimore
Manhattan Beach
Cavendish
M. Edmond Blanc
Arreau
Paris
Nubienne
Clamart
Ruell
Andree
Alfred Belt
Chartered Company
Illustrated Papers
Accidental Happenings Across Cities and Injuries
A string of accidental and tragic incidents reported nationwide. Fires in Dyersville Iowa and Pendleton Indiana caused losses. deaths from falls and drownings occurred in Ohio Illinois Michigan and Indiana. A bicycle accidentinjured others, and several train and chemical mishaps caused fatalities.
Convict Fatally Stabbed During Chapel Services
Elmer Thomas a prisoner at Northern Indiana state prison was stabbed to death by fellow convict Henry Jones during chapel services. Charles D. Martin a painter is referenced in the fragment with no further detail.
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Elmer Thomas
Indianapolis
Indiana
Henry Jones
Charles D. Martin
Notable Deaths and 1900 Convention Highlights Across States
Obituaries report longtime Rockford lawyer W. D. Staplin and Bloomington pioneer Benjamin Herr dead aged 59 and 61 respectively. Other notices announce deaths of John May of Sioux City and Col. Luther Poland of Omaha. Newport prisoner Alonzo Walling to be hanged Aug 7 for Pearl Bryan murder. Imperial Publishing in Poughkeepsie fails. Indiana and Fall River labor updates note open mills and mill closures. Bryan Sewall Democratic convention proceedings describe vigorous balloting and party platform on silver.
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W. D. Staplin
Rockford
Newport
Alonzo J. Walling
Pearl Broyan
William McKinley
Champaign
Penjamin M. Herr
Bloomington
Pennsylvania Cavalry
John May
Sioux City
Iowa
Quebec
Lelia Long
Franklin County
Imperial Publishing Company
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Sewall Nomination Unanimous Amid Jubilation at Col iseum
Horace Noles of Iowa and Maine man Sewall received a united nomination before roll call. The Bath, Maine native born November 25, 1885, built a family estate since 1760, and his grandfather fought in the Revolution. A shipbuilder turned financier, he led Maine Central Railway, chairs a Bath bank, and presides over Bath Iron Works. He married Emma Crocker in 1859 and has two sons Harold M. and William D. Sewall.
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Judge Clarke
North Carolina
Daniel
Virginia
Bland
Blackburn
Yvilliams
Massachusetts
Boies
Pattison
White
California
Fithian
Illinois
Teller
Colorado
Blend
McLean
Sibley
Seaalt
Jones
Arkansas
Maine
Sewall
Gov
Stone
Missouri
Missourian
Ohio
Altgeld
Ilinois
Nebraska
Mr. Sewall
Bath
Maine Central Railway
Bath Ironworks
Emma TD. Crocker
Path
Harold M
William D. Sewall
New National Committee Named for Democratic Campaign
The new national Democratic committee lists members from Alabama to Alaska with vacancies noted for Missouri and Montana to be filled tomorrow. Names include Clark Howell, Arthur P. Gorman, James Smith Jr, John C. Sheehan, and W. H. Wolliday among many others across the states and territories.
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Cheago
National Democratic Committee
Missouri
Alabama
HI. Dpd
Clayton
Arkansas
Thomas C. McRae
California
J. J. Dwyer
Colorado
Adair Wilson
Connecticut
Carlos French
Delaware
R. R. Kenney
Florida
Samuel Pascoe
Georgia
Clark Howell
Idaho
George Ainslee
Willnois
Thomas Gahan
Midiana
John G. Shanklin
Lowa
Charles A. Walsh
Kansas
J. G. Johnson
Kentucky
Urey Woodson
Louisiana
N.C. Blanchard
Maine
Seth C. Gordon
Maryland
Arthur P. Gorman
Massachusetts
John W. Corcoran
Michigan
BE. G. Stevenson
Minnesota
D. W. Lawler
Mississippi
W. V. Sullivan
Montana
South Carolina
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Dakota
James M. Weod
Tennessee
J. M. Head
Texas
J. G. Dudley
Utah
A. W. McCune
Vermont
R. B. Smalley
Virginia
J. Otey
Washington
Hugh Wallace
West Virginia
J. T. McGraw
Wisconsin
E. ©. Wall
Wyoming
W. H. Wolliday
Arizona
Bryan Takes Quiet Rest Day in Chicago at Trumbull Home
Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan rests at 4016 Lake Avenue Chicago after a week of campaigning. He spends time on the porch with Senator Jones and Vice Presidential nominee Sewall visiting neighbors and friends including Geo Sternsdorf. A drive to Oakwood cemetery honors Lyman Trumbull before plans to depart for Salem at 2 PM tomorrow.
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Chicago
Bryan
Trumbull Homestead
Lake Avenue
Mr. Bryan
Senator Jones
Mr. Sewall
Geo. Sternsdorf
Nebraska
John Trumbull
Oakwood Cemetery
Lyman Trumbull
Trumbull
Salem
Sketch of Sewall Vice Presidential Nominee and Maine Vessel Owner
Chicago July 13 Arthur Sewall the nominee for vice president was born at Bath Maine November 22 1826. The estate where he was born and where he is largely interested in shipping and railways and banking. For years he was a railway official from which position he resigned. Emma J Crocker of Bath...
Bryan and Sewall Notified of Nominations in New York
In Madison Square Garden New York Bryan will be informed in August that he is the presidential nominee and Sewall will be informed of the vice presidential nomination. The move aims to start the campaign in the heart of opposing territory. Senator James K. Jones becomes Democratic national committee chairman replacing Harrity.
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Jackson Park
Chicago
Harrity
National Committee
Edward M. Stires
David B. Hill
New York
Senator Sheerin
Indiana
John Martin
Clayton
Arkansas
John W. Daniel
Virginia
J. K. Jones
Altgeld
J. H. Wade
Ohio
House of Representatives
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Senator Jones
Senator Hill
Senator Vilas
Wisconsin
Gov. Russell
Massachusetts
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Madison Square Garden
William J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Bryan
W. White
California
M. L. Blake
Wyoming
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Fire destroys Denver Electric Light building at Wynkoop
A two story brick structure housing the Denver Consolidated Electric Light Company at Twenty first and Wynkoop streets burned today. Sixteen Westinghouse engines valued at five thousand dollars each were ruined. Boiler rooms and the light plant sustained minor damage. The fire, attributed to a live wire crossing the switchboard, caused a total loss of about 130000 with 120000 insured.
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Denver
Denver Consolidated Electric Light Company
Twenty-first
Wynkoop Streets
Westinghouse
Tragic Death: Child Fatally Struck on Railroad Tracks
Nine year old son of Charles D. Henry of Chillicothe Missouri slept on a railroad tie and was killed by a passenger train. The incident underscores dangers near tracks and investigators examine the milepost to determine exact circumstances.
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Charles D. Henry
Chillicothe
Platform Statement of Democratic Party at Convention
The platform affirms democratic ideals from Jefferson, opposing monetary monometallism and favoring free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1. It calls for direct treasury money, anti-bureaucratic excess, stronger rail and corporate oversight, progressive taxation, and protection of labor. It supports territorial statehood, Cuba sympathy, civil service merit, no third term, and nationwide public works for waterways.
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Chicago
Committee
United States
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Republic
Debra
London
Congress
Jackson
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
United States Senate
House
Fifty-third Congress
Republican Congress
Commissioner of Pensions
New Mexico
Arizona
District of Columbia
Alaska
Cuba
Mississippi River
Interior States
Transportation of Perishable Food Across Continents
The article notes rapid, safe transport of perishables from distant regions to Europe and beyond. Algeria ships camel meat to Paris after a dedicated slaughter and refrigeration plant, with eggs moving from distant sources to London and Russia exporting millions of eggs in 1885 and 1895.
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Australia
South America
United States
Europe
Algeria
Paris
London
Russia
England
Ongland
New York Sun
Agents Wanted for Life Insurance in St. Paul
The Home Life Insurance Company of New York offers attractive policies with cash value and loan privileges guaranteed annually. A live, well acquainted local agent is sought with special territory and liberal contract. References required. Address or call Fred F. Loomis, general manager, 3060 DPloncey Press building, St. Paul.
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Home Life Insurance Company of
New York
Fred F. Loomis
Dploncey Press
St. Paul
Confined for Bank Note Forgery Recalled by Visitor
A visitor in a room of bank note engravers questions the confinement of workers. The pale-faced artist recalls Sam who knew a man who forged without orders and received seven years of confinement.
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Chicago Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure Constitutional Remedy Ad
An excerpt advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a price of five cents. The piece repeats the ad copy and echoes a Cincinnati Enquirer comic exchange about a character claiming to remove the “human shape” insult.
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Hall
Price
Mint julep mixed with failing crops joke
A Chicago Tribune quip notes a thirsty customer and a bartender debating a weak mint julep. The joke links a poor mint crop in Michigan to a bad julep, implying a double failure in both drink and crop.
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Michigan
Chicago Tribune
Did She Mike This One
Wallace jokes about a mother-in-law as the Cincinnati Enquirer notes a man with an $85,000 mother-in-law would laugh at any joke. The quip contrasts personal finances with humor and family dynamics.
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Wallace
Ferry
Cincinenati Enquirer
Hard Lines
A witty exchange notes a man who married to escape a boarding house and now faces a wife who runs one to support him. The quip highlights a marriage of convenience turned unexpected dependency with a sharp social undertone.
Not a Sympathizer With Cuba
A brief quip references Cuba and Cuban atrocities, noting no sympathy. The speaker mentions a box obtained from an alleged smuggler and cites a Cincinnati Enquirer context.
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Cuba
Watts
Potts
Cincinnati Enquirer
Another View Club Study Keeps Mrs Dobbs Busy
A humorous quip from the Chicago Record notes Mrs Dobbs finds club study helpful for life as she belongs to many clubs and rarely eats lunch at home.
Bargain Hunt Turns to Hearty Supper Table Talk
Jerkins notes a good bargain in men's shoes today while he and his wife clash playfully over a supper table teardown. The Detroit Free Press quotes the couple in light domestic banter.
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Jerkins
Detroit Free Press
Some Hope for Her
A brief dialogue about learning to ride a horse with humor. The speaker Asks about riding and an instructor encourages sticking to it. The instructor jokes about teaching an idiot to ride last week in a light, casual exchange.
Refrigerator entry line underscores social scene
Dialog references a servant and a host directing a guest to the refrigerator. The quote reveals casual domestic etiquette and a belief in informal household routines. The Detroit Tribune caption underscores light domestic life themes in period journalism.
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Detroit Tribune
First principle of socialism sparks brief exchange
In a Birmingham Post quip, speaker A asserts socialism starts by dividing with your brother man. Speaker B counters that its first principle is for the brother to divide with you, reflecting a sharp tongue exchange on socialist ideas.
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Birmingham Post
A Rift in the Cloud
Mr Meekton notes a summer shift in the country board price outlook as canned goods drop significantly, suggesting cheaper meals. The Washington Star reports the remark implying broader cost trends for households this season.
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Country Board
Mr. Meekton
Washington Star
Shares in Paris 1900 Exhibition to Be Held This Month
The issue of shares for the Paris 1900 Exhibition project will take place this month. Investors are invited to participate in funding the event through the proposed share issue.
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Paris
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