Vast Atlantic News Digest From United States to Dreyfus Case
Long column notes Admiral Dewey actions and criticisms of old ships. It covers Cuba soldiers gratuity, Panama route, Klondike mining, new US navy cruisers, Canadian canal, Oregon developments, Mme Clara Ward-Higo Cairo journal, Harrison on naval power, manual training in schools, Dreyfus return, British officers warned on marriage names, Cardinal Veaghan on America’s role, and crops outlook with wheat and corn trends.
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Mme
Clara Ward- Higo
Cairo
Harrison
Paris
United States
Europe
Mississippi A and M College notes at Starkville
J L Power summarizes the closing exercises at the Agricultural and Mechanical College near Starkville. He covers the origin with land scrip, faculty and leadership changes, campus developments, graduation details, commemorations, campus life, and future prospects including a textile school proposal and agricultural programs.
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Agricultural Anl Mechanical College
Starkville
Congress
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Mississppi
Alcorn
A. and M Colleges
A. and M
Stephen D. Lee
United States
Imst
Thomas F. Gailor
Memphis
Matthew
Isaiah
Bishop
Jackson
Frank M. Gailor
Perryville
Frank Gailor
New Orleans
Charlotte Moffatt
H. L. Winston
B. G. Whitehead
T. C. Han
R. M. Miller
J. 1D. Guyton
E. Q. Ford
J. E. Rogers
L. Gillis
South
Magruder
E. G. Whitehead
Winona
Spain
A.& M. College
Mississippi
Mississippi Agriculture Questions Stir State Inquiry
A Brooklyn correspondent seeks analysis on the recent one to two percent beef cattle decline in Mississippi over ten years. He asks for enlightenment from agricultural sources and notes Mississippi poverty of Southern stock versus blended Northern stock.
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Iwate
Hienerst Nash
McKay
Mobile
Canis
Agricust College
Pat Darden
Boa Ieit
United States
State Grange
National Grange
Lyttie
Brooklyn
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
Juckson
A. Ferguson
Orgin
Copiah County
Imond
Raskin County
County Line
D. Velve Vorter
Jackson
State Senate
Masonic Grand Lodge
Aberdeen Examiner
Jonas
Congress
Detroit Christian Endeavor Convention Board Reelects Leaders
In Detroit on July 6 the United Society of Christian Endeavor reelected President H Kev De Prone cis BoChark, Secretary John Willis Boer and Treasurer Willion Shaw. The annual meeting discussed financials, attendance, and the convention’s forward program while proposing a protest against Sunday opening of the Ohio centennial gates.
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Detroit
Mich
Hkev
Cis Bochark
United Society of Christian Enc
Irdsteds
John Willis Boer
Willion Shaw
United Cies
Learden
Treaearer
Jeone [Gait of Easton
Finbbiaking Department
Critetian Endeavor World
Ths
Treasury Fen Second Bay
Dinsa-Town
Nehemiah Wit
Christian Kudwavorers
It Endeavor
Endeavor
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Cadillac
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin College
Bishop John Newnan Dies after Yearlong Illness
Bishop John P. Newman of the Methodist Episcopal Church dies in Saratoga N Y after a yearlong decline due to pneumonia and myositis He was born September 11 in New York served as pastor in New Orleans and Washington and was chaplain of the U S Senate He was elected bishop in 1888 and is noted for preaching funeral sermons and traveling while in office.
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Wooduly
John Newnan
Methodist Episcopal Church
San Prancista
Biehop Newnan
Newman
Rishon
John P. Newman
New York
Io Davis
New Orleane
Washington
Boc
States Senate
Rock
River
Tim
Trael
Gen. Grant
John A. Logan
Leland Stanfort
General Conference
Church
Columbia Wins Yacht Race Against Defender in Windy Test
New York July 7 Columbia, Iselin and Morgan’s boat, beat Vanderbilt’s Defender over 1d miles in strong winds to claim the royal challenge trophy. The Columbia showed speed despite imperfect sails, while Defender suffered under adverse conditions, signaling Sir Thomas Lipton’s hopes for the trophy may persist despite the setback.
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Iselin-Morgan
Columbia
Chursday
Defender
Royal
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Death of Robert Bonner in New York
Robert Bonner, publisher of the New York Ledger and owner of famous trotting horses, died at his home in New York City after months of illness. Born near Londonderry Ireland in 184, he built a storied career in publishing, retiring in IST, and leaving a legacy of advertising prowess and notable contributors.
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Robert
New York Ledger
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Cvatem
Bonner
Londonderry
Ireland
Hartford Courant
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Ledger
Dickens
Everett
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Bryant
Beecher
Tyne, Hall and McClintock
Henry Ward Beecher
Norwood
Ist
Dexter
Karus
Maud 8
Sundl
Bath misadventure ends in startled discovery
In a comical domestic moment the husband, rushing to bathe before bed, is interrupted by his wife’s splashy bathroom intrusion. He tries to act sober and insists he is bathing, while the wife, confused and amused, questions the scene as he attempts to explain his underclothes. Chicago file.
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Chicago
His Little Bundle and a Bankers Visit
A quiet looking man with a shaved chin sends a package from a nearby parish and asks the clerk to care for a child overnight while a country banker discusses a large sum. The scene shows a mix of domestic detail and a sudden hint of crime amid a travel advertisement and miscellaneous scraps.
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Firmewald
Hcl
X Expen
N. Y. Time Democrat
Miss Lockheart Praises Mrs Pinkham Letter
A reader from New Jersey writes to praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for dropsy kidney trouble and varicose veins after taking five bottles and two boxes of pills. She says bloating and pain eased and life was saved. she continues using the product.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia B. Winkham
Ita
Mia N. J. Looruzani
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