Great Artist Dead Whistler Dies in London at 69
James Abbott McNeill Whistler American artist died at 74 Cheyne Walk Chelsea London aged 69 obituary notes his genius dominated European art while deeming him a consummate etcher. Havana loan talks continue as Senate negotiates a 35000000 loan commission open to non lawmakers. Cuba debates adjournment and diplomatic staff participation. Detroit veterans Santiago campaign banquet honors Our Country Regular Army Infantry and Heroic Dead acknowledged. weekly trade review signals modest improvement with 213 U S failures and 16 Canadian.
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James Whistler
London
James Abbott McNeill Whistler
Cheyne Walk
Chelsea
Whistler
Detroit
Mich
Santiago
Masonic Temple
John M. Thurston
Arthur L. Wagner
Joseph Wheeler
Hampton S. Hawkins
Charles Dick
Ohio National Guard
Gleneral Jo Creekinridge
May Get Together Seeks Affiliation Across Pranda tions
Conventions of plans workers meet to discuss potential affiliation between two pranda tions. A conference committee will further examine the question and plan a future meeting to decide on the matter.
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Cincinnati
Plans
National Bible Conference Ninth Annual Session Ready
Dr J Wilbur Chapman, director, has completed the provisional program for the ninth annual session to be held Aug 16 to Aug 27.
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Age
Warsaw
Ind
J Wilbur Chapman
National Bible Conference
Mrs Barrett Dead in Baltimore Trip
Mrs A H Barrett wife of State Treasurer Barrett died in Baltimore where she sought medical treatment accompanied by her husband She hailed from a Morgantown West Virginia family and had moved to Montana in 1864 The note also mentions world population and Russia's 67 warships at Port Arthur.
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Montana
Strikera Bombard Streetcar Riot in Chicago July 18
Riot by Kellogg Switchboard strikers and sympathizers forces Mayor Harrison to issue a proclamation urging crowds to stay away from the scene. A Taylor street clash with a freight wagon led to a damaged streetcar and near injuries. police arrived to shield workers. Also, War Secretary approves early army maneuvers with militia from several states to gather at Fort Riley in October. governors urged to designate one infantry regiment from each state.
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Chicago
Kellogg Switchboard Company
Harrison
Taylor Street
Hermitage Avenue
Kellogg Company
Taylor
Washington
Secretary of War
Fort Riley
Kan
Oates
Department of the
Copper Find Excites Fond du Lac Wisconsin
Excitement in Springville Wisconsin over copper discoveries in paying quantities. Z F Scott and John Baker found ore at 30 feet. Nearby land is selling on high options and prospectors are active.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Springville
Z. F. Scott
John Baker
Arthur's Funeral Arrives Ahead of Private Service
The remains of the late P M Arthur will arrive Sunday evening. A private funeral service will be held at the residence at 2 p.m. Monday. The report notes that nearly half of U S mortality is from lung diseases with 73 percent preventable, citing The Age.
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Arthur
Cleveland
P M
United States
One Man's Opinion by John Foster Fraser on America at Work
English manufacturer thinker John Foster Fraser writes a Yorkshire Post series on America at Work. He toured the United States in 1902, praising American industry while noting Americans lag behind in certain scientific attainments. The Cincinnati Tribune quotes his balanced view of British and American manufacturing.
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John Foster Fraser
Yorkshire
America
Yorkshire Post
England
Fraser
United States
Cincinnati Tribune
Belknap Named Governor in Kentucky Republican Convention
Louisville July 17 Colonel Morris B Belknap a Louisville wholesale merchant received the Republican nomination for governor on the first ballot His delegation stayed with him despite the Bradley declaration not to run The ticket includes Lieutenant Governor J B Wilholt Secretary of State J C Speight Attorney General W M Beckner and others from Barboursville Danville Winchester Mayfield and Louisville
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William O. Bradley
Morris B. Belknap
Louisville
J. B. Wilholt
Ashland
John A. Black
Barboursville
George W. Walsh
Danville
W. M. Beckner
Winchester
J. GC. Speight
Mayfield
Franklin Station Social Notes July Visit Requests
Franklin Station gossip notes report Miss Grace Uffner visiting relatives in Newark for the summer. James Uffner from Pittsburg at his parents home. Miss Lara Patton of Coshocton visited Mrs R N Barnes. Mrs Perry Dawsouw of Conesville guests this week. Mrs Grant Hokworth of Willow Brook visiting Mrs Tom Pitzpatrick. Miss Lizzie Roberts of Coshocton visiting Mrs Will Roberts. Mrs Charles Hell and Mrs Resse Jones of Coshocton guests of Mrs Lance Hall.
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Franklin Station
Grace Uffner
Newark
James Uffner
Pittsburg
Lara Patton
Coshocton
R. N .Barnes
Perry Dawsouw
Conesville
Grant Hokworth
Willowbrook
Tom Pitzpatrick
Lizzie Roberts
Will Roberts
Charles Hell
Resse Jones
Lance Hall
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney and Liver Relief
An old promotional ad claims back pain signals weak kidneys or liver and urges heartier organ action. It quotes Mrs. Perry of Pike Road Alabama praising Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills for curing kidney and liver troubles, easing back pain, and boosting overall health.
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Auboyag
Carter
Draggista
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Tosa
Hood
Ohio National Guard Report Finds Varied Infantry Efficiency
The Ohio National Guard faces sharp criticism in a report to Adjutant General Corbin by Major Arthur Williams and Captain J W Barker. It cites scattered company locations, weak officer common leadership, poor armory access, dirty uniforms, neglected rifle care, and low drill discipline. It recommends frequent inspections and open investigative boards to remove inefficient officers and improve overall infantry readiness.
Secret service blocks Mother Jones visit to Oyster Bay
Secret service men and the New York police have perfected plans to prevent Mother Jones from visiting Oyster Bay with her textile army. The action aims to forestall any on site demonstrations or organizing events during her potential excursion.
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Oyster Bay
Secret Service
New York
Army Promotions Reported by Telegraph to The Age
Washington July 17 The president has issued orders for commissions Major General Young to lieutenant general vice Miller retired August Brig Gen Sumner to major general Joe Davis retired July 26 Brig Gen Leonard Wood to major general vice Young Also notes about Italian Carbineers stringent pre appointment ethics and a local obituary and fishing tale.
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Young
Miller
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Sumner
Joe Davis
Gen. Leonard & Wood
Action urged on remedial financial legislation by Roosevelt
In Oyster Bay Senator Lodge discusses with President Roosevelt the plan for an extra session opening November 9 to push financial reform along the President's recommended lines. He mentions the Cuban treaty ratification and the Alaskan boundary commission as ongoing topics, with finance legislation to be prepared by Congress during the recess and considered early after convening. Meanwhile, local notes report Pastor moves, sickness, a cashier returning to duties, and a Buffalo brewery fire causing $100,000 loss.
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England
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Ground Broken for Enameling Plant in Lafayette
George Hostetter began the first dirt on the Lafayette Enameling Company site, marking a milestone in local manufacturing history. The plant sits on Welter Shaw land north of the railroad with a street eastward, three acres, and compensation details for Shaw. Nearby, Harry Russell was injured when cattle startled horses pulling a plow.
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West Lafayette
Lafayette
Mr. Hostetter
Board of Trade
Stock Exchange
City Hall
Lafayette Fnameling Company
Welter Shaw
Sam Moore
Shaw
Harry Russell
Harry
Ed Snader at New Sixth Street Theatre Tonight
A correction notes Porter J. White will star in Otis Skinner's Francesca at Rimini while Ed L. Snader from Co Shocton County appears in Heart's Adrift at the new Sixth Street Theatre. The Age ads promise good results.
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Porter J. White
Otis Skinner
Francesca
Rimini
Ed L. Snader
Coshocton County
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