July Fourth Rates Set for National Reach
Baltimore and Buffalo accounts list sale dates and rates for July travel. Asbury Park and Knoxville schedules show June to July windows with specific rates. Texas points announce Fourth of July rates across all destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Christian Endeavor
Buffalo
N. Y
Order of Elks
Asbury Park
National Educational Association
Knoxville
Tenn
Texas
Satinola promises clear skin with guaranteed results
Satinola claims to remove freckles pimples tan liver spots sallowness and skin eruptions within 20 days leaving skin clear and healthy. Testimonials from Miss Alice Lirett Thibodeaux La claim four years of freckles and pimples vanished after two Satinola packages. Sold 50c and 1.00 by druggists and mail order National Toilet Company. Bryan distributer M H James.
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Alice Lirett
Thibodeaux
Death of Secretary of State John Hay
Newbury July 1 Secretary of State John Hay died at 12 25 Saturday morning from pulmonary embolism after Friday showed improvement. The bulletin was signed by Drs Scudder and Murphy. He and Mrs Hay had recently returned from a European tour for his health and were at their summer home when illness worsened.
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Newbury
John Hay
Mr. Hay
Hay
Charles L. Scudder
Fred T. Murphy
End of Secretary Hay’s Life Quietly Notes
The secretary died at 12 25 after a day of improvement and comfort. He faced his final hours with his attending physician Dr Scudder and nurse present. Hay was remembered as a skilled diplomat author of the dialect poem Jim Bludsoe and a key figure in the Hay Pauncefote treaty.
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Scudder
Remarkable air ship flight ends atop ten story building
A. R. Knabenshue sailed three miles against a light east wind and landed on a ten story building in twenty five minutes, then returned to base in fifteen minutes. He praised his ship as superior and said aerial navigation is solved. Large crowds watched as business paused for the daring feat.
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A. R. Knabenshue
Knabenshue
Mutinous Battleship Surrenders Under Kruger's Firepower
Odessa reports Kniaz Potemkine surrender to Vice Admiral Kruger's squadron after threatening to shell the city. Five battleships and torpedo boats gathered offshore as mutineers capitulated unconditionally. crew to be transferred to Etherina II and sailed to Sebastopol.
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Odessa
Kniaz Potemke
Kruger
Kniaz Potemkine
Katerina II
Etherina II
Sebastopol
Knia
Cathedral Square
Langernon
Astir
Kniaz Potemkine Not Surrendered In Odessa Dispatch
A Daily Mail dispatch from Odessa dated early Saturday morning says the Kniaz Potemkine has not surrendered. The battleship George Pobiedonsetz reportedly joined her, with officers made prisoners. Both ships anchor in the roads using searchlights as a squadron detachment sits about fifteen miles away. The government reportedly ordered the troops to sink the rebel ships without bombardment.
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London
Daily Mail
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
George Pobiedonsetz
Russians Take Platania After Prolonged Fight in Crete
In Crete at Platania a heavy clash lasted several hours as about 100 Russian soldiers fought insurgents while a French torpedo boat and a Russian gunboat bombarded the area. Russian forces gained control of Platania. In Libau the bluejackets mutiny ends with surrender of arms after talks with troops, agreeing to resume duty with promised better rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rious
Platania
Libau
Blue Jackets
Aggressive Move Upheld by Field Marshal Oyama
Tokio reports Field Marshal Oyama launches an offensive on Hailungchen as Chinese forces face a new aggressive push. The action signals a widening phase of hostilities in the region with strategic implications for the theater.
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Tokio
Oyama
Hailungchen
Taft Heads to Philippines on Official Inspection Trip
Secretary of War Taft sails for the Philippines with a distinguished party including members of Congress and Miss Alice Roosevelt. The itinerary spans four days in San Francisco, a stop in Tokyo to meet the Japanese emperor, a Manila stay, and a ten day circumnavigation of the islands. The trip focuses on friar lands title status and administrative matters.
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Washington
W. H. Taft
Congress
Alice Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Taft
John F. Stevens
Wallace
Panama Canal Commission
San Francisco
Philippines
Japan
Tokio
Manila
Widow Sues for 60000 in Killer Tenant Case
Mrs. Emily Cundiff files a $60,000 damage suit in McKinney Texas seeking compensation for her husband J A Cundiff, killed by J W St Clair of Blue Ridge who received seven years in prison for the killing.
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Emily Cundiff
St. Clair
McKinney
Tex
J. W. St Clair
Blue Ridge
J. A. Cundiff
Dynamite Bomb Kills Woman and Infant in Monte Rey Residence
A dynamite blast at Mrs Antonio Guerrera’s home in Monte Rey killed the woman and her infant. Authorities suspect a jealous man carried out the attack while McKinney pioneer Mrs Susan Barnes, ninety, dies at her son John G Barnes home southeast of town after fifty five years in Texas.
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Loiredo
Monterey
Antonio Guerrera
Guerrera
McKinney
Tex
Susan Barnes
Collin County
John G. Barnes
Texas
Virginia
West Collin
Foncine
Negro Resists Arrest Killed by Corsicana Officer
Corsicana Texas July 1. Cicero Deckkard a negro resisting arrest was killed by Policeman Knight who surrendered.
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Corsicana
Tex
Cicero Deckkard
Knight
Indians Seek 60 000 Back Pay From Washington
Chief Tohee of the Iowa Indians travels through Guthrie to White Cloud for a council to organize a tribal delegation. They aim to confer with President Roosevelt and Secretary Hitchcock in Washington over $60,000 claimed as back pay for fifty years including principal and interest.
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Guthrie
Tohee
White Cloud
Kan
Washington
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Woman Mistakenly Administers Poison to Husband
In Guthrie on July 1 Mrs. William Haggard attempted to wake her husband near Galtry. She kissed him and detected carbolic acid fumes. He died before help arrived after drinking from the wrong bottle during the night, receiving the acid instead of a painkiller.
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Guthrie
William Haggard
Galtry
Haggard
John F Stevens Named Panama Canal Chief Engineer
Washington July 1 John F Stevens appointed chief engineer of the Panama canal commission with residence on the isthmus.
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Washington
John F. Stevens
Panama Canal Commission
Isthmus
Minor Matters Skewed by Rail and Weather News
Colorado Southern to build into Eunice Louisiana while Dallas postmaster gains three clerks. Cotton sells at 9.10 per pound near Enloe Texas. Antis win Lampasas by small margin. Multiple fatal and injurious incidents across Texas Indian Territory including railway accidents and drownings. Degnant and McConnell Coal and Coke of Howe Oklahoma Territory forms with $200,000 stock. Wynnewood Oklahoma Territory sees $15,000 raised for Oklahoma City and Sulphur Springs Electric railway.
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Colorado Southern Railway
Eunice
Dallas
Enloe
Tex
Antis
Lampasas County
Texas
D. Roberts
Fort Towson
I. T
Illinois Central Railway
Mr. Means
Nacogdoches
Wynnewood
J. G. Littrell
Mark Taylor
Rosenberg
John Renius
Charles Chasteen
Cimarron River
Mannford
Houston
E. D. McKenzie
Degnant and McConnell Coal and Coke Company
Capital Stock
Squadron Brings Home John Paul Jones's Body
Rear Admiral Sigsbee's squadron arrives at Cherbourg to convey the body of John Paul Jones to America. The fleet led by the Brooklyn includes Chattanooga Tacoma and Galveston. Forts and ships fire salutes as the ships anchor in the inner harbor amid mist and cheers.
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Cherbourge
Sigsbee
America
John Paul Jones
Roadstead
Brooklyn
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Galveston
Arsenal
Besson
Police Captain John Cooper Dismissed in New Orleans Graft Probe
Inspector Whitaker dismissed Captain John Cooper after an investigation revealing widespread graft within the New Orleans police department. Cooper, once a trusted aide to former Inspector Journee, plus Journee himself, faced dismissal amid testimonies about gambling houses book rooms fake auction shops and other venues paying tribute to police.
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New Orleans
Police Department
Whitaker
John Cooper
Cooper
Journee
Dawes Commission Ends in Indian Territory
Muskogee July 1 The Dawes commission ends its work in its present capacity Two commissioners Breckenridge and Needies retire The chairman Tams Bixby will run the unfinished work as commissioner of Indian affairs in Indian Territory by presidential appointment Roosevelt
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Muskogee
Dawes Commission
C. R. Breckenridge
T. B. Needies
Tams Bixby
Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Roosevelt
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James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
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J. R. Kommonds
Prop
Tom Bond
Hortman Old Stand
Bryan
W. H. Lawrence
Over Haswell’s Book
National Toilet Company
Paris, Tennessee
M. H. James
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Kodo
E. O. Dewitt & CO
New Hampshire
Toledo, O
Canea
Island of
Crete
Lady
Stevens
France
Paul Jones
Crescent City Police
Som
Silas B. Johnson
Parker
RYE
Montreal Rye
Orienial Rye
Rohde
Acciden
ST. Louis
Iron Mountain System
Union Station
Texarkana
Mexico
Torreon
Durango
L. Price
John Wittman
7.C
North
Austin
Denver
Ft. Worth
W.&d. Co
Denver Road
Denison
Scowls
M. L. Robbins
G. P A
Houston, Texas
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