Jubilee Review of Troops at Aldershot Draws Crowds
Great jubilee review of troops at Aldershot with 25 000 soldiers. Queen Victoria arrives at Farnborough and tours from the railroad to Laffan plain amid arches and decorations. The Duke of Connaught commands the district. colonial troops lead, Lord Roberts heads Canadian mounted police. Prince of Wales leads the Tenth Hussars.
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Farnborough
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Canadian Mounted Police
Prince of Wales
Hussars
Princess
Medals For Colonial Troops And Other July 4 Notes
The Prince of Wales inspected colonial troops at Buckingham Palace and awarded each man a jubilee commemorative medal. Omanda July 7 covered Nebraska division results with records set by Gadke and Fredrickson, plus Lincoln wins and notable races. Coal supplies posted six weeks reserve for Columbus, and a petition to pardon the Younger brothers drew support from judges, senators, and public figures.
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Omanda
Nebraska
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Lincoln
Barnett
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Kansas Orry
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Denver honors ex governor John Evans with state funeral
The body of John Evans former Colorado governor lay in state at the capitol from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thousands viewed the casket as Chancellor William F. McDowell led funeral rites. The Masons closed the procession with Riverside burial. public places closed in respect. the Denver cortege was described as the largest ever. In Washington park, Charles Nelson was shot by an unknown assassin while on a bench.. Nelson died at the hospital from three gunshot wounds.
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Margaret Staples
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Thirteen Succumb to Heat in Detroit Death Toll Rises
In Detroit thirteen people died from sunstroke and heat prostration after a heat wave. A boy died in a runaway caused by firearms and a girl was fatally burned while fifteen others were injured by fireworks. Also reported is the Washington Public Debt Statement showing debt at June 30 at 986,656,086 a decrease of 10,027,966 due to more cash on hand.
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Detroit
G. V. N. Lathrop
Russia
Washington
Woodford Announces Madrid Voyage in July
Stewart L. Woodford met with the state department officers including Secretary Sherman and Secretary Day. He plans to sail for Madrid on July 28 after earlier discussions on July 3 at Hinchos.
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Hinchos
Stewart L. Woodford
State Department
Sherman
Madrid
Old Salt Awhile Navigates Bicycle Collision on Cass Avenue
An elderly sailor, aboard a bicycle in port, collides with a woman cyclist on Cass Avenue. He apologizes profusely, claiming signaling issues and foggy conditions led to the crash. He offers to tow the woman’s damaged craft to the yard for repairs as onlookers weigh the incident.
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Cass Avenue
Douyderin
Fack
Detroit Free Press
Racy Philadelphian’s Gambit with Father Over Funds
A Virginia cavalier recalls a young Philadelphian who sought relief from his plutocratic father after gambling losses. The son tried a quip about sending fifty in a rhyme but received a sharp rebuke, illustrating the clash between debt and propriety.
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Philadelphia
Richard Lee
Grim figure confronts woman as weapon remains undrawn
A dramatic描述 depicts a gaunt man towering over a frightened woman with a gleaming blade in his fist. The scene ends as the gun, described as globose and crimson, sinks westward while the tooth remains undrawn due to reasons noted in the second paragraph.
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Indianapolis Journal
Why the Queen Stays Seated as Heir Enters
A witty courtroom of opinions from newspapers notes children asking why the queen does not rise when the Prince of Wales enters the room. The quips explore royal etiquette and the natural urge to act. A mother of six offers a practical observation on a child's desire to do something else.
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Prince of Wales
Mary Ann
Omalam
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Inquirer
Proud Papa and Sunset Reflections in New York
A New York Sunday Journal snippet recalls a daughter studying painting abroad and a friend noting a sunset unlike any seen in the country. The brief exchange captures pride and awe in a single vivid moment.
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New York Sunday Journal
Veracity Question Rides Chicago Record Quote
The Chicago Record quotes a survey of opinion on a figure's trustworthiness. The line says his spring has yielded no sightings of any flying machines, signaling skepticism about his claimed experiences.
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Chicago
All the Difference at the Barber Shop
A humorous exchange about a barber’s prices and a sign that promises “First class haircut, fourpence” versus the actual charge of sixpence. The barber quips about customers preferring the cheaper option, highlighting comic misunderstanding in a brief gag.
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Fussy
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