Bonds Redeemed and Gold Reserves Reported
The call matured July 1 shows 18 090 250 redeemed with 1 626 656 still outstanding. Gold in Treasury rose to 176 875 869 from 158 933 005. since July 1 holdings fell 5 602 122 while gold certificates rose 5 203 770. Additionally Kennedy stabbed in Washington. Daly claims burglary during real estate dealings. Kennedy 75, respected citizen. Comptroller allows Third National Bank of Piqua to open with 100 000 capital. Harvey the Treasury forger indicted. Dawson to supervise Alaska schools. Honolulu report says affairs quiet. Jay Cooke died in Georgetown aged ?
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Joseph C. Kennedy
Washington
John Daly
Kennedy
Third National Bank of
Piqua
Harvey
Treasury
Dawson
Bureau of Education
Interior Department
Alaska
United States
Honolulu
Jay Cooke
H. K. Cooke
Philadelphia
Georgetown
D. C
Through Car Service Expands Toledo to Pittsburgh Route
The line now open from Toledo to Bowerston connects with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service offered between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and between Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh with through connections. M D Woodford and James M Hall listed as general manager and general passenger agent.
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W.&l.e
Valley Junction
Toledo
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M.D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen'l Pass
Agens
Brisk Creek of Disasters and Notices in July News
Hull Yacht Club member reports sighting a five‑man capsizing near Deer and Long Islands in Boston harbor. searches for bodies underway. Fires devastate timber lands near Addison New York. extensive losses include tan bark lumber and a trestle. National Division of Sons of Temperance meets in Boston with 84871 total members after gains, notable South Carolina growth. Corking incidents follow: Otto colliery blaze at Branchdale kills Eddie Ferguson. factory fire damages Anthony goods and Wagstaff estate.
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Hull
South Carolina
Otto
Branchdale
Pottsville
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Eddie Ferguson
Sullivan County
N. Y
Empire Sheep and Land Company of North America
Sullivan
Delaware
New York
George S. Spear
Actors’ Home
Philadelphia
Mr. Spear
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Crawfords
Erie
Arthur L. Eckles
John M. Wilson
Western Nail Association
Pittsburgh
Knights of Labor
New York Commercial
Powderly
W. H. Everson & L Co
Scotdale (Pa
Chemical National Bank of New York
Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati
Mohawk
Ernest Kammy
Fairmount Park
Kammy
Tragic Accidents Mark East Tennessee Rail Route
West and South notes report Mrs. Craig and Miss Alice Phillips of Dalton Georgia killed instantly by a fast express on the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railway near Sugar Valley Tennessee as they stood on a trestle. Also nine mourners killed by lightning at Mount Pleasant Tennessee while sheltering under a tree during a funeral. Other items include North Carolina's ex Lieutenant Governor L J Robinson death at Franklin, and various local incidents across the South and Midwest with fires, drownings, suicides, and political notes.
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Indian Affairs Division
Interior Department
House of Representatives
Senate
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Methodist
Bowling Green
Williams
Associated Press
Martin
Kansas
Atchison
Richard Crossland
Wilmington
Del
Charles Herberth
Cleveland
Jury to try Alf McCoy for murder at Haverhill Ohio
The jury for Alf McCoy's murder trial of Dr. Northrup in Haverhill Ohio has been seated and proceedings began in Portsmouth on the 18th. Other reports note Peter Winkler's death in Jamaica from lockjaw after a July 4 bite, Miss Jane Aprews's death in Newburyport at age 52, a fatal steel works explosion in Chicago injuring several, and various accidents and fires including a New York warehouse blaze causing over 500000 dollars in losses and seven firefighters injured.
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United States
Billy” West
Rumelia J. Morris
F. J. Morris
Turkey
Camden
Gretna Green
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Governor Hill
New York
Philadelphia
Union Labor Party of Pennsylvania
Willumsport
New England Shipbuilding Company
Bath
Lawrence Cement Works
Eddyville
N. Y
Ldbh
A. B. Hill
New York Stock Exchange
Nounce
M. F. de Rivas
Canada
Frank Robinson
Mystery
Jamaica Bay
Windward Club
Athens
Tobe Murray
Reaves
Murray
Huron
Dak
Utah
Lake Front
Chicago
Nogales
A. T
Sonora
R. F. Cowan
the Knights of Pythias
St. Louis
John W. Richardson
Greenwich
House of Representatives
State House
Columbia
D. C
Presly Hubbard
Ed Reed
Eldorado
Inl
Reed
Hubbard
Joseph Berkmyer
Coldwater
Mercer County
Jacobs
Amboy
Lucas County
Lake Superior Iron Company
Ishpeming
Mich
Joliet
James Kinney
Thurman
Ohio Democratic State Convention
Alf McCoy
Dr. Northrup
Haverhill
Portsmouth
Peter Winkler
Jamaica
S. J
Winkler
Jane Aprews
Newburyport
Mass
Union Steel Works
Joan A. LoGan
Henry Campbell
Carbondale
Thirty-eighth Street
Eliza Hancock
Gay Ridge
Albany
Wis
Montello
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Illinois Central Railway
Port Royal
West Newton
George Susser
Pittsburgh
Borckwayville
Well at Mesopotamia: Talmage’s Gospel Well Sermon
The Rev. Talmage in the Hamptons preaches on Genesis and the well at Mesopotamia as a symbol of spiritual life. He urges openness to the gospel, removes obstacles like pride, and invites all peoples to drink from the gospel well for present comfort and future heaven.
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Dr. Talmage
The
Hamptons
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
Jacob
Rachel
Jesus
Christ
New York
London
Laplander
Patagonian
Mesopotamia
Daniel
Belshazzar
God
The Rising Tide of Athletic Outlay and Purpose
The article critiques rising spending on athletics in schools colleges and clubs. It notes large sums spent on crew programs at Yale and Harvard and argues most young men do not actively participate or pursue sport as a means to develop health and character rather to seek victory and recreation.
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Isaiah
Heaven and Earth
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Paul
DeQuincy
Charles Lamb
Theodore Hook
Edwin Forrest
Yale
Harvard
New London
Sceribner’s Magazine
Dickens and the Ramsgate Names in Pickwick Found
A reminiscence notes that Charles Dickens used residents of Ramsgate and Broadstairs for Pickwick characters such as Weller Tupman and Snodgrass. The author recalls Dickens avoided singling out friends for ridicule and drew from everyday life for his cheerful historical storytelling.
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Dickens
Broadstairs
Ramsgate
Pickwick
Weller
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