Kaiser Competes In Yacht Race At Kiel
The Kaiser and Prince Henry sailed in a Kiel yacht race with the Kaiser at Meteor wheel and Admiral Cotton aboard. Prince Henry captained India while the Empress joined the American squadron tea party. Meteor won the Morgan Cup for expert wheel handling.
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Kiel
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Akins
Admiral Cotton
Princes Henry
India
Empress of Germany
Mra
Ogden Goelet
Natia
Enon
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Payne Not Resigning Amid Cabinet Rumors
Senator Hanna said after breakfast with Postmaster General Payne that Payne is not quitting the cabinet. The President hosted Thomas Lipton and Hanna at lunch, while Payne remained at his post.
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Washington
Payne
Hanna
Thomas Lipton
New Comet Sightings Reported by Observatories
W W Campbell of Lick Observatory notes a comet seen at Lick on Tuesday morning, following Borrelly’s discovery at Marseille. Dr William A Brooks of Smith Observatory records its position at Geneva, listing right ascension and declination and noting movement toward the south. The object is in Aquarius near Pegasus, with details of its motion and location. Attendance notice for Keefe Hall dance and Edison phonographs advertised.
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San Jose
Cal
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Borfelly
Marnellie, Observatory
France
Geneva
N. Y
William A. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Hobart College
Borrelly
Aquarius
Pegasus
Train derailment injures passengers near Buffalo
A Lackawanna engine derailed near Loonville after the driving rod broke at fifty miles per hour. A man named George English of Buffalo was killed and a second man, Charles English, was fatally wounded. About 200 passengers were badly shaken by the crash.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Loonville
George
Charles English
Cruel Mother Charged in Child’s Burned Death
New Orleans reports Mrs. Mary Patterson was arrested after she beat her 10 year old stepdaughter, bound her in a corn sack, hanged her to a tree, and burned the living body. The alleged crime occurred before travelling to New Iberia where she was apprehended.
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New Orleans
Mary Patterson
New Iberia
Explosion in Mexican coal mine claims many lives
Telegraph from Fort Worth reports an explosion at the Mexican Coal and Coke company mine in Los Perances Mexico killing twenty five and injuring many more. In Council Bluffs a man is deemed insane for fixating on baseball and refuses to discuss anything else.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Mexican Coal and Coke Company
Los Perance
Mexico
Council Bluffs
St. Bernard's Hospital
United States
Raymond
Cars Running in Richmond Under Military Protection
Richmond Virginia June 26 street car service quiet under military protection after an early morning fire damaged a trestle on a linen line but was extinguished before harm. Dr Barkwell’s offices moved to rooms 24 and 35 Keefe building telephone 155-.
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Richmond
Ohio to Be the Seat of Action in Gubernatorial Struggle
Cincinnati reports Boss Cox of Hamilton county fell out with Senator Foraker likely blocking Foraker’s bid. Hanna unites with top politicians making Ohio the battle ground with Roosevelt’s fate tied to national campaign turning point. Dr J W Jewett, veteran customs examiner, is removed from New York port by treasury department.
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Cincinnati
Boss Cox
Hamilton County
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Hanna
Himell
Ohio
Roosevelt
New York
J. W. Jewett
Treasury Department
Jewett
Fire devastates Cincinnati Abattoir plant and nearby facility
Fire destroyed the Cincinnati Abattoir company plant with an estimated loss of 300000 dollars on ten acres. The adjacent Jesslyn and Smith fertilizing plant was also burned, suffering a 26000 dollar loss. Nearby, William Smith known as Cherokee Bill was sentenced to five years hard labor at Fort Leavenworth after a court appearance in Denver. In Birmingham a bond set for C. H. Winter on charges of involuntary slavery of a negro girl.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Abbatoir’ Company
Jesslyn & Smith
Denver
William Smith
Bill
Riner
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Birmingham
Ala
United State
Wilson
C. H. Winter
Committees Clash Over Roosevelt Return in Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay on June 26 reports fear of a collision between rival citizen committees over Roosevelt's return. Both groups planned joint celebrations but split, each pledging to meet the president with bands, signaling a possible discordant reception. In other items, former President Cleveland and family depart to Gray Gables for summer, and Oregon Railway and Navigation engineers and firemen gain a voluntary 5 percent wage increase.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Gray Gables
Buzzard's Bay
Portland
Ore
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Wilmington Riot Fatality Elevates Tense Mood
Wilmington Delaware reports a riot fatality as William Creamer dies after being shot the previous night. William Lima is held on murder charges while three policemen injured are reported not badly hurt. The governor returns home ready to mobilize militia if needed amid rising excitement.
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Wilmington
Del
Wm. Creamer
William Lima
Governor Bailey defends outside aid for food sufferers
Topeka reports Governor Bailey saying he will continue outside aid to food sufferers despite legislative failure to fund relief. He calls criticism unjust and cites precedent while not letting it worry him. Allies arrive in Beatrice for Alaska territory investigation details remain uncertain.
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Topeka, Kan
Bailey
Stranded Judge Marcum in St Louis Waiting Room
Judge Tiwnas Marcum of Muskogee Oklahoma sits in a St Louis railroad depot waiting room without money, baggage, or ticket after his brother J B Marcum a lawyer was assassinated in Rewine by feudists. He had been working in Kentucky assisting in the prosecution of Tom White and Curtis Inti. Marcum left Jackson without notifying violence from friends of the accused. He sought friends in St Louis today.
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St. Louis
Tiwnas Marcum
Muskogee
Naicu Depot
J. B. Marcum
Rewine
Tork Son
Tom White
Curtis Inti
Marcum
Jackson
Thomas quits racing at Sheepshead after Hermis flop
New York reports that B R Thomas plans to auction his stable of thoroughbreds at Sheepshead Bay as he decides to quit racing after Hermis underperforms. The sale follows Hermis fortunes and a wave of dissatisfaction with the year’s results. In St Louis, witnesses reveal a grand jury that a street car consolidation deal involved a legislative agent taking 150000 dollars sewn in a coat lining for vote buying in 1899.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
B. R. Thomas
Hermis
Thomas
St. Louis
Circuit
Folk
Earthquake shocks hit Hungary causing building damage and panic
Four violent shocks were felt early this morning in Hungary. Suburban houses collapsed and most town buildings were damaged. In related news ideal weather was forecast for a boat race in Poughkeepsie with Cornil Wisconsin Pennsylvanіа Syracuse Georgetown and Columbia tipped as favorites.
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Hungary
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Corneil
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Syracuer
Georgetown
Columbia
Cornil
Jealous husband in melee leaves baby dead at station
Siites Ida June 26 Orin Price attempted to take his wife’s baby after finding her with Edward Leach at the station. In the fight the baby was killed while his wife and Leach were wounded. Talk of a lynching surrounds the incident and related arrests. Denver also reports two bicyclists fatally injured by a racing automobile on Broadway late last night, the car’s occupants unharmed. WM Murphy calls for settlements after selling his business to Wyoming Fuel Feed and Delivery.
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Siites
Ida
Orin Price
Edward Leach
Leach
Denver
Colo
George A. Baptist
L. C. Baruman
Broadway
Wyoming Banks Prosper, State Examiner Reports Strong Deposits
H B Henderson state examiner notes semi annual bank statements show high deposits and general prosperity in Wyoming. Cheyenne Loan and Building association met, a $1000 loan sold at 17 percent premium to Fred Roedel. Demand for shares rises among railroad workers. proposal for 2000 shares to expand operations. Elk club commits to 100 shares of the new issue.
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H. B. Henderson
Wyoming
Detal
Cheyenne Loan and Building Association
Riner & Schnitger
Fred Roedel
Elk Club
Personal notes from Shelbina and nearby towns
Local items report Hon. W. C. Deming on business at Wheats land and Mrs. J. Watson ill at her South Side home. A. S. Van Tassel returns from his ranch near Islay with M. K. Grenne of Iowa Falls to scout horse purchases. Charles Frederick of Frederick plans to stay in the city till Monday. Sidney Bartlett surveys mining claims owned by Folen Morris and Bennet at Silver Crown. Prof Ostrander from Ohio may not accept penalties. Ada King returns from Cheyenne to Wisconsin. George and Mrs. Evans of Cheyenne visit J. B. Rogers. Miss Lou Rogers also in town. Diarist notes Van Tassell and Grenne’s ISLAY trip aims to buy horses. terms not disclosed.
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W. C. Deming
Wheatsland
J. Watson
van Tassel
Lalay
Sidney Bartlett
Silver Crown
Folen, Morris & Bennet
Thi City
Prof. Ostrander
Ohio
Churchill
Ada King
Cheyenne
R. H. Beare
Wisconsin
George Evans
Wyo
J.B. Rogers
Lou Rogers
Democrat
Shelbina
van Tassell
Islay
M. Ki. Grenne
Iowa Falls
Greene
Laader
Large Increase in City Assessments
New York reports total assessable values near 6 million dollars, up 60 thousand from last year. Personal assessments rise to about 7 million, nearly 2 million more than 1902. Overall assessed value up over 1.5 million with the tax rate set at 1.40, down from 2.27 last year.
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New York
Steel Works Break Record at Chicago Plant
The Chicago Unnole Steel Works plant produced 18 094 lanes of steel rails, a new world record for large output. Every worker was presented a cigar box in celebration of the successful day.
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Chicago
Unnole Steel Works
Douglas pressed brick plant arrives and work begins
The Douglas pressed brick plant machinery arrived that week and unloading started east of the city. A 1700 pound dry press, a twenty five HP engine, dry pan and crusher, and elevators compose the line with a capacity of ten thousand bricks daily. T. K. Hamilton from Lansing Kansas directs operations and predicts three brick colors with plans to house his family locally.
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Douglas
Douglas Butlet
Netallington
T. K. Hamilton
Lansing
Kansas
Hamilton
State Penitentiary
Schwamaque zon club dance at Keefe hall in Cheyenne
The Schwamaque zon club held a dance at Keefe hall with Mrs. Cahill providing music. Members, returning from school abroad, were praised for their dancing and conduct. Local forecast notes fair weather for Cheyenne with possible showers, and mentions regional storm activity and high temperatures in the southwest. The piece also highlights the National Education Association meeting in Boston and praise for State Superintendent Tynan’s contributions.
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Schwamaquezon Club
Keefe Hall
National Educational Association
Bogton
Masa
Tynan
Trans-Missouri
Omaha
Tynan Ja
Haw
Horses move east from Converse County for Fort Meade cavalry
Twenty three Converse county horses headed east under Mr 8 F Davis from Deadwood for cavalry at Fort Meade South Dakota. Lieut McNally bought them, Veterinary Surgeon Uri inspected them. buyers from Whitewood and Manville coordinated purchases from several sellers. A new educational institution operates west of the Missouri River focusing on superintendent training with a brief Omaha stay.
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Converse County
8. F. Davis
Deadwood
Nee
Fort Meade
South Dako
Lieut. McNally
Uri
Meade
Abe Johns
Whitewood
South Dake
Wache
Beventoon
Curt Sears
Lee Moore
Don Wheelock
Cox
Manville
Dowelas
Minsouri
Tila
McKee De Laria Wedding Described In Local Notice
The Laramie Republican details the McKee De Laria wedding at Judge Brame home. Rev Brose officiated with Methodist ring service. Bride wore satin foulard in cream and lavender. groom in black. Immediate relatives attended. dinner followed. couple to reside at 612 Seventh Street after July 9.
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The
Laramie Republican
Mra
Charley W. Brame
Mra. Hertzog
Parlira
Prisoners Sentenced and Local Crimes Reported
Sheriff Moriarity and City Marshal Christin brought prisoners from Green River. Four men receive one year and another fifteen months in the penitentiary. Robbery at Lipton linked to three suspects. A boxcar theft involved Dr. Foster of Oakland California. A sheepherder named Mike Hays assaulted Willie Dowling for fifteen dollars. Unknown man killed in Seminole wreck buried at county expense. Embalming and shipment arrangements for a dead man reported from Baggs.
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Daily Leader
Rawlins
Wyo
Moriarity
Christinson
Green
Larmie
Stave Board of Health of
California
Mike Hays
Willie Dowling
Dowling
Tennessee
Baggs
Fresh strawberries today at Mane walls restaurant event
J L Rockwell presents a private vocal instruction lecture at the Presbyterian church lecture room from 2 to 4 PM. The event features fresh strawberries available during the afternoon.
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Manewal's
J. L. Rockwell
Presbyterian Church
Opportunity Comes: Value in Superior Quality Goods
A fragmented ad touts low prices on summer corsets, silk garments, ladies shoes, sunbonnets, girdles, hose, gloves, and fabrics. It emphasizes quality over inferior items and lists discounted prices for various ladies and gents apparel and textiles.
Dr Ghas Aingle Ear Nose and Throat Practice Ad
Aingle Dr Ghas specializes in diseases of the eye ear and nose. Office located in the Atiay Building rooms 8 and 9. Telephone service available.
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DR. Ghas. Aingle
Atiay
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