Prince the City’s Favorite Horse Dies After Cruel Driving
Prince a well known city horse and favorite of many families died Monday night at L W Pocock’s livery stable after being driven to death by an agent who had borrowed him. He was in good condition when taken out in the morning but returned exhausted and beyond help. Doctor Foster could not save him. Investigations are expected as Mr Pocock probes the alleged abuse and motive behind the driver’s actions.
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Marsine
Operation Samuel Wilhelm Seeks Help From Friends
Samuel Wilhelm of Canal Lewisville underwent an operation at 1Columb to treat a neck lump formed after a prior injury. The procedure carries some danger, and Wilhelm, unable to afford costs, expresses gratitude to friends for their generous support and interest in his welfare.
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Samuel Wilhelm
Too Many Excursions Bother Panhandle Rail Line
Officer Moore of the Panhandle force said train riders are high as excursions increase. The year has seen many pleasure parties and special trains. He warned a vigorous campaign against riders who fail to pay as the season wanes.
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Panhandle Force
Liefine
Aged Miner William Clough Dies at 17 in Coalport
William Clough a miner aged 17 died Monday at his Coalport home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 o'clock with interment in Water Cemetery. Clough was well known in the district.
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William Clough
Oeleck
Clough
Dispatch confirms ciphered July 21 British message on war progress
The ciphered dispatch from London dated July 21 reports that British and American forces are preparing to advance within 49 hours. It notes the absence of fresh news beyond the message and mentions Li Lutung Chang remaining at Shanghai due to heat. David Oliphant and Warren are named interpreters.
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Claude MacDonald
Peking
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Warren
Tien ‘Fsin
Li Tlung Chang
Shanshai
Tae Admiralty
Puble
Fehing
McDonald
British Legation
Strouts
Hilliday
Legation
David Clipbaut
China relief hopes amid deluge of dispatches from Peking
Washington reports renewed hope of direct talks with Minister Conger as evidence of his survival grows. The state department weighs risks of escorting ambassadors from Tien Tsin while Germany and other powers push for communication. Dispatches describe battles in Manchuria, bombardments on legations, and the fate of Barones Von Ketterer as officials seek safest exit for the diplomats.
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Conger
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Monher Conger
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Peking
Fowler
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Ike
United States
Baroness von Ketterer
State Department
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Chaffee
Taku
Moncey to Mastierte Tobacco Theft Case
Agéren Sundkerie, a Wa bash, Ind. man, is charged after allegedly stealing a man’s S10 bill from a tobacco chew during a meal. The victim claims Sundheimer chewed, swallowed, then hid the bill in his lip pocket as the bill became embedded in the tobacco. The incident occurred on a warm day with Perspiration noted as Sundheimer continued to chew.
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Agéren Sundkerie
Ua Bunher
Wabash
Ind
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Adhering Ag Glosuy
Sondmmer
A Trip to the Moon at Pan-American Exposition
The Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo 1901 will feature a half mile of Midway exhibits with improved standard attractions and new inventions. A moon voyage aboard the Luna airship lifts from a landing as night skies sparkle above Rochester Albany and beyond offering a vivid display of lights and distant landscapes.
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Nature's Own Remedy for Childhood Ailments
A brief feature extols nature based cures for common childhood illnesses. It highlights herbal remedies and simple home practices as gentle alternatives to medical treatment. The piece emphasizes safety and parental guidance in using natural remedies.
Ex Secretary Powers Testifies In Own Behalf
Georgetown Ky July 33 Ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers took the stand in his own behalf but did not finish on direct examination His defense admits he organized mountaineers who visited Frankfort last winter for influence over the seats board and legislature He denies damaging charges by Culton Golden Noakes and Vikers He says Henry Yow did not have keys to his office on the assassination day and three keys existed none in his possession
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Frankfort
Siie Esures
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Henry Yow
Tant
W. J. Davidson
Ben Rowe
Taylor
Louisville
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Far West
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Rowe
Indiana
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