Public Debt Statement Signals July Finance Change
The Treasury monthly debt report shows a rise in total public debt in July about 5.5 million, with gold reserve near 29 million, and a surplus decline. Interest-bearing debt grew, non-interest debt dropped, and silver and gold assets shift amid current fiscal year receipts fall and expenditures rise across departments.
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United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Trvanurveush
Bilger Assuta
Neuinet
Tnailser Certiferies
Tod Allver Treaeury Anise Oontstandings
National Bank
Judy
Thappasicon
War Department
Navy
Quake Devastation in Asiatic Turkey Reported
Milo A. Jewett, U S Consul at Sivan Turkey, describes a forty mile square area devastated by a major earthquake. Thousands displaced, hundreds killed, and widespread property ruin with severe hardship last recorded as relief and medical aid flow to the region. Chicago Inter Ocean notes emphasize ongoing public health needs and government response.
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Milo A. Jewett
Sivan
Turkey
Beta
urNish
Raltan
August Flower Card Ad Claims Dramatic Gains
An early testimonial touts August Flower for relief of loss of vitality and debility, claiming weight gain of 69 pounds after two bottles and noting high sales. One customer credits the remedy with significant personal improvement and many others echo strong positive results from Sardis Kentucky and Mason County.
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Peter Zinville
Grorce W. Dyes
Sardis, Mason Co
Vast World News Roundup From New York to Texas
A sprawling wire service tally reports bank fraud in Paterson and arrests, forest fires wipe Wisconsin towns, snow in Texas mountain counties, a World’s Fair crowd surpassing seven million in three months, and political shifts including consular appointments and customs orders. Also noted are shipboard engineering feats, a Moscow diplomatic move, and cholera rises across Russian provinces.
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Annivata
San Antonio
Mrowster
Texas
Kournar Wuextey
Mexico
Wheeler
A. A. Libran
Furnis County
Nob
Medford
Fido
Pren- Yee Junction
Wisconsin
Sexaron Doxano McNavomros
Worll
New York
Din
Peritonitis
New York State
Ela
Mumford
Wheatland
Monrose County
Chamber of
Congress
Wichita
Kay
Epwann Guinnad
Portland
Kye
Andrew Diunk
Grim
Murry Brink
Denver
Col
Cottonspitt
California Express
Tom” Andrews
Columbus
White City
Wirz Tuomson
Tom Preston
Handy Kelgier
Lexington County
South Carolina
Aesaulting
Sigilter
Prominent Figures and Sightings in a Fragmented Chronicle
A garbled necrology-like piece mentions diverse figures including a notable family at North Corolla with a 25,600 tennis court, a pontiff’s health forecast, a Saxon prince entering a monastery, Miss Caty Louisa Cinnny as regent in New Haven, and Rev Ralph Swinbats noted as the oldest railwayman in the U.S. It also cites Duke of Veragia, a translation of a Stone Chief’s name, and various individuals tied to politics, philanthropy, and public life amid a World’s Fair context.
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Uannter Beeches
Madeo Indies
Grance Vaxpzn
Fe Polar
North Corolla
State Freey
Tur Poon
Prince Max
George
Caty Louisa Cinnny
New Haven
Conn
Newcastle On Tyne
England
Tur
Veragia
Jon
Bwantz
Lutheran Church
Geftyabiry
Penn
Kapurthate
Alyvai
Imaston
Yors
Thomas Meloy
Weller
Grizuan Desraiog Vasquez
World Fair Details Highlight Moray Island Village Display
The article describes a Moray Island exhibit at the World’s Fair featuring a native village with 125 performers, a large theatre, and crafts. It notes government interest, educational congresses at the Art Institute, and displays connected to Columbus, La Rabida monastery, and Priceless documents.
Horrific Auburn prison execution ends in second failure
A condemned killer William G. Taylor faced a second electric chair attempt at Auburn Penitentiary after the first failed to complete the death. The dynamo failed briefly delaying the second contact while guards and doctors watched in tense silence. Taylor’s body showed weak signs of life before the doctors administered morphine and chlorof orm as the setup for a second trial.
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Auburn
William G. Taylor
Davis
Axton
Kiefarn
Taylor
Davia
Braath
Nent
Analah
Stout
Davin
Neers
Assittones
Cory
Wisconsin man kills wife and three children with axe
An inquest reports William Nonemacher murdered his wife and three children near Antigo Wisconsin using an axe after claiming crops failed and fear of starvation. He then attempted suicide by leaping from a barn roof, suffering injuries that left him paralyzed.
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Wiliam Nonemacher
Antigo
Wis
Nonemacher
Germany
Strat
Joseph
Willie
Pueblo Submerged Disaster After Pike's Peak Cloudburst
The Pike's Peak cloudburst near Lotelock, Pablo Col, flooded the Arkansas River basin. The disaster destroyed life and property, with at least seven deaths and damages estimated around 850,000. A brick building collapsed and a freight train plunged into a canyon. engineer Henderson and fireman Nye were killed.
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Pablo
Cty
Pike's Peak
Lotelock
Morta
Arkansas
Meleves
Fuento
Hendersony
Cogdued
Nye
Silver purchases and treasury silver quotas detailed
The report outlines July purchases by the United States Treasury for silver totaling 2,354,009 ounces, with a shortage of 2,116,000 ounces. It notes 216,000 ounces bought at 0.70 per ounce and mentions a plan to precapitate silver and a government directive to purchase bullion. It adds figures on mint and Treasury shipments, land area, and crop value, highlighting excess production.
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Allyer
United States
United States Minis
Count de Sponneck
Manlater
Austria-Hungary
Count Reventlow
Petersburg
Washington
Beenetanr’Cantimie
Baseball Notes with League Standings and Player Mentions
A report outlines the season's pitchers and hitters, noting Derry of Boston leads in hits while Derry of New York is among the top defensive players. It highlights Brooklyn's struggles with pitching, Baltimore’s stretch, and Philadelphia and Boston's run and hit totals. Also mentioned are young players in Louisville, sign-readers in Boston, and various roster moves across teams.
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Cmicaco Dos
Lesen
Derry
Boston
New York
Tux Baltimores
Brooklyns
Bisce Glaeacork
St. Louis Kina
Lengua
Pitsburg
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Tven
Yusic
Baldwin
Pearrete Hor
Washington
Chicago
Gastawin
Ni StrontaTor McQuay
Baltimores
Bargnars
Wellington
Knn
Milligan
Gefens
Philadelpia
Philadelphia
Axsox
Loulaville Club
Deans
Augusta
Cross
Dor McCarthy
Charleston
Shortstop Miller
Nashville
Tean
Stafford
Horan
Hora
McCantiy
Troston Ginth
Hoy
McCarthy
Turmoil and Trends Across Nations in Early 1900s
A sweeping collection of world items notes Italy and Citonna agate, Mexico crop abundance, New England mills idle, and Texas Klamese troops severing telegraph lines. It reports Nicaraguan Canal bonds, silver-plating chatter in the U S, and an international polemics plan for Turin 1903. Also covers naval neutrality, a Minnesota court ruling on associations, a St. Louis life saving record, Columbus prison signals, and Canidae export totals for 1824.
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Italy
Mexico
New England
Tux
Colombia
Monterey
City of Mexico
Tux Nicarigua Canal Company
Gresas
United States
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
Verslee
Columbus
Ohio
Mother's Double Crime at Clarence Center N Y
A mother, 27, Maybach, killed her seven month old baby and wounded her husband at Clarence Center New York during a nighttime incident. She fled the scene with the infant’s throat cut, later dying. The husband survived. The motive appears linked to family tensions and property concerns regarding support for his three year old daughter.
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Clarence Center
N.Y
Honey Maybach
Maybach
Anteon
Fideribis
Tuey
Wiley
Best Wheat Market Amid Feuds and Odd Prices
A garbled report describes wheat trading and hog prices amid farm tensions near Poston. It notes 150 head of wheat-aged stock, a harvest delay, and a streetcar conductor remark about moving ahead, reflecting a chaotic rural market scene and local commentary.
Ultimatum Powers End Siam Crisis in Asia
A cablegram from Bangkok reports Siam accepts France's ultimatum with conditions on Mekong rights and indemnities. Paris consolidates gains, contemplates boundary talks with Britain, and Siam agrees to cede territory north to latitude eighteen while offering joint river usage and arbitration talks. France blocks Siam on the coast to enforce terms.
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France
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Hua
Asia
England
Europe
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Hinmern
Great Britain
Royal
Prines Vadhana
Jamese
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Paria
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Blatlon
Birmess
Mrnice
the Elysee
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Marly Lo Hol
Ham
M. Pasle
Koh-Si-Chang
Blam
Franco
Paiie
Bangkok
Annam Sed
Cambodia
Mekong
Umwas
Mennm
Elam
Annan
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Mohong
Sian
Prance
M. Davie
Menam
Kol-si-Chang
Slam
Whyras
Seminant
Humana
Provinse
Mak Ty Siam
Blan, Io
Very Few Visitors At The World's Fair On Sunday
The World's Fair in Chicago opened to light crowds Sunday under Julius Jefferson's directive. Attendance at the fairgrounds, Midway, and buildings was sparse with roughly ten thousand visitors and a forecast under twenty thousand for the day, while many exhibits remained closed or covered.
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Judensrein
Gromids
Bureau of Admissions
Istamanta
Elgar
White City
Taezo
Ehneases
Fire in the Strip Destroys Cattle and Homes
A fast prairie fire swept the Cherokee Strip causing great loss as cattlemen fled on their mounts and boomers raced to safety. Farmers along the edge tried to save stacks of wheat and homes while forage was destroyed and claims jeopardized.
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United Bratea
Cherokee Strip
Ake
Prinz
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Laxative Choice
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a healthful laxative benefiting kidneys, liver, and bowels. It claims quick relief from colds headaches fevers constipation and bodily cleansing. The California Fig Syrup Co markets the remedy in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with its name on every package.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Alga
Tragic Pittsburgh house fire murders reported as triple slain family
Firefighters found three dead bodies in John Gmaus's Oak Alley home after extinguishing a small blaze at 2 a.m. Neighbors noted frequent quarrels and investigators suspect murder by hatchet after discovering bloody weapons and a torn room. Police suspect jealousy motive. a 13 week infant and an eight year old survived. Washington trade data shows six month teas exports and imports higher than last year.
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Booth Ride
Pittsburg
Penn
John Gmaus
Smaus
Mary
Maggie
Hogard
Freto
New York cruiser placed in commission at Philadelphia
Newswire item notes the United States cruiser New York commissioned in Philadelphia. Other items report tax coinage light in July, Danish minister appointments, and varied market and maritime notes with several spelling errors and unclear details.
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United States
New York
Philadelphia
Nety England
Montgomery
Texas
M. Marsh
Chicago
Coslapast
John Cudahy
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