Demand for farm hands strains Kansas labor supply
The labor shortage in Kansas pushes employers to offer double rates for unskilled men, while steamboat authorities in Switzerland require measuring children to settle age disputes for fare. In Georgia, fossil coral reefs near Bainbridge on the Flint River yield 25 to 30 species dated to the tertiary age, with some heads over a foot in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Bainbridge
Flint River
Georgia
Surgeon uses injected paraffin to restore facial contour
A Vienna surgeon reports that melted paraffin injected under the skin remains permanently in sunken flesh areas after dental or jawbone removal or nasal injuries, restoring normal contour without absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Niagara Falls Power Evolution From Mill Waters to Powerhouse
Half a century ago a thin stream of Niagara Falls was redirected to power a grist mill. Now a larger stream diverts much water to generate nearly 500000 horsepower, transforming the falls’ legacy. Father Hennepin may have first glimpsed the cataract, while future ages will reveal further wonders of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Hennepin
Giants kettles found in Minnesota park near Taylor's fields
In the Interstate park near Taylor's fields Minnesota a remarkable cluster of giants kettles or potholes covers two or three acres. They range from under a foot to twenty five feet in diameter and from one to eighty four feet in depth. The holes are bored into very hard rock and many resemble wells with width to depth ratios from 1 to 5 to 1 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Park
Taylor's Fields
Minn
Norwegian Women Win Victory Over Marriage Oath
The Kleine Zeitung reports long efforts by Norwegian feminists to remove the word obey from the marriage service. The Staatsrath in Christiania rules the term shall be facultative, allowing brides to choose faithfulness with or without obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Kleine Zeitung
Feministen
Staatsrath
Christiania
The Busy Bee Farmer Moves Hives for Three Honey Crops
The modern apiarist moves bees across California to harvest three honey crops a year. Night travel aids seasonally. Bees pollinate orchards in the Sacramento San Joaquin valleys and Sagebrush region, improving fruit while bee owners gain favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Women’s University Opens in Tokyo and Liberal Reform Talk
Count Okuma lauds the new women’s university in Tokyo urging education for women as key to stronger nations. He cites Egypt Turkey Persia and China as contrasts and calls family life reform to advance status for women. The National Locomotor Ataxian League forms in New York aiming for a $10,000 cure reward and a sanatorium for 18,000 to 20,000 US sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Count Okuma
England
Egypt
Turkey
Persia
China
Fifth Ave
New York City
United States
Church resolves ladies remove hats at services
The board of the First Methodist Church of Omaha Nebraska passed a resolution urging women attending public services to remove their hats after entering the pews. The measure cites obstruction of view and general distraction as reasons and aims to ensure equal enjoyment of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church of
Omaha, Neb
News summary from Washington and abroad items
Former Maj Shields named purchasing agent at Manila replacing the deceased Lieut Massey. Postmaster General restores normal American postal service in China. Gen Hughes reports first Samar insurgent surrender. Captain Flagler reports removal of Cristobal Colon wreck at San Juan harbor. Carleton notes Russian wheat similarities to Great Plains. Emperor William to hand over Metz remans. German pig iron output June and May figures. Peruvian congress opened amid cortege. Cherif Sagda Pasha arrested in Constantinople. Italy marks first anniversary of King Humbert death with Pantheon service. Drygalski-led Antarctic expedition to Kiel in August. Maria Pia narrowly escapes assassination at Aix-les-Bains. El Menebhi arrested in Mazagan over sultan concessions and London expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Shields
Thirtythird Infantry
Manila
Massey
China
Hughes
Samar
Romana
Neue Freie Presse
Constantinople
Cherif Sagda Pasha
Carlos
Aix Les Bains
Aix
Rome
Fires and accidents claim lives and homes across towns
The Manistee Iron Works fire losses reach 50000 with two thirds insured. Keene Holbrook Grocery fire totals 75000 with 40000 insured. A Gale na division bridge collapse blocks Central Illinois traffic. Percy Proctor Jr. drowns in Cayuga Lake, Cornell student. Chicago Eighteenth Place fire leaves 72 homeless, two women seriously hurt. News-Tribune naptha launch capsizes near Lake St Clair. Maud Randall drowns. Old Forge Ohio carriage crash kills two, injures girl seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manistee
Mich
Keene
N. H
Holbrook Grocery Company
Galena (Nl
Inois Central
Percy Proctor, Jr
Cornell University
Cayuga Lake
Young Proctor
Percy Proctor
Cincinnati
Eighteenth Place
Chicago
News-Tribune
Detroit
Lake St. Clair Flats
Maud Randall
Notable Obituaries and Appointments From Across Nations
A collection of obituary notices and appointments: Rt Rev Brook Fish Wescott of Duham England dies aged 44. Dr Bosse former Prussian minister of public instruction dies after illness. T M Platt longtime Dubuque clothing merchant dies of apoplexy on a Warsaw train. Richard Croker plans U S return for fall campaign. Rear Admiral John Irwin retired dies in Washington aged 69 after months of illness. University of Birmingham appoints William James Ashley to organize future commerce faculty. James H Fuller Worcester architect dies aged 46. Col John ODay Springfield Missouri dies in Baltimore from paralysis. he was former VP and general counsel for St Louis and San Francisco Railway and 1884 Democratic state central chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Fish Wescott
Duham
England
Dr. Bosse
T. M. Platt
Dubuque
Iowa
Warsaw
Richard Croker
United States
John Irwin
Washington
Council of the
University of Birmingham
William James Ashley
Harvard University
Faculty of Commerce
James H. Fuller
Fuller & Delano
Worcester
Mass
John O'Day
Springfield
Baltimore
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
Democratic State Central Committee
Global powers see Chinese concessions and diverse dispatches
Reports describe satisfactory concessions to powers, Rhine vintage in excellent condition, and a French gang of swindlers exposed. Japan tea growers plan a market control trust, Jose Martin Cuemas files a $110,638 claim in Spain, and the British Antarctic ship Discovery prepares for a multi year polar voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Jose Martin Cuemas
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Discovery
The
Solent
Edward
Antarctic Circle
Notable crimes and death in 19th century cases
A roundup of violent incidents and legal outcomes includes Mark L. Wilson a Tacoma manager who died by gas in Philadelphia, Martin Fry hanged in Carlisle for murder, Lulu P. Kennedy released on bail in a Kansas City case, John T. Vaughan killing a patrolman in Houston, and multiple other suspected killings robberies and jailbreaks across the states. The report also notes on recoveries and trials from West Virginia to Ohio with mentions of public punishments and a military funeral for James Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark L. Wilson
Tacoma
Philadelphia
Martin Fry
Carlisle
James Edward Collins
Lulu P. Kennedy
Kansas City
Philip H. Kennedy
Sureme Court
Houson
Texas
John T. Vaughan
William Weiss
John Tolley
Charles Berry
Pocahontas
Cooper's
W. Va
Tolley
Berry
Rockville
Cennter
L. I
William C. Watts
Shelly
Peter Tilbury
Muncie
Ind
Mary Torrey
Wisconsin Finances Shown Sound in State Treasurer Report
Wisconsin finances appear healthy as of July 31 per State Treasurer Davidson's report to the governor. General fund stands at about 333,074 dollars, with nearly 2.5 million across all funds including school, University, agricultural college, normal, and other funds, plus bank deposits and cash on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Davidson
University Fund
Agricultural College Fund
Normal
Highwayman shoots farmer near Elk River
Gus Moritz a farmer of Elk River Minn was shot twice in the body and once in the neck by a highwayman two miles from town as he rode home from town after selling potatoes. Moritz survived the initial attack but the robber escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk River
Minn
Gus Mertz
Mortz
Moritz
Minnesota Wheat Crop Promises Fair Northland Yield
The Northern Pacific report confirms railroad forecasts of a fair average yield for grains this year. Harvesting is underway across Minnesota with no sign hot weather harmed output. Wheat is being threshed at Anoka and along the Minnesota division. rains boost potatoes and yields look very large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Hannaford
Anoka
Minnesota
St. Paul-Duluth
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Smallpox Quarantine Among Flathead Indians in Montana
Interior department reports fifty smallpox cases at the Flathead agency in Montana with strict quarantine measures to curb spread. Cases also appear among Turtle Mountain and Sioux agencies, but outside Flathead the outbreak is easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Dakotas
Fisherman in Hard Luck Pleads Guilty in City Court
Winona Minn Aug 4 A fisherman from Minnieska John Ludwick pleaded guilty in municipal court after being arrested for fishing with a seine. He claimed he needed food for his family. Judge Smith fined $25 plus costs and gave 30 days to pay with Supt. Wilber as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
John Ludwick
Minnieska
Blagic
Smallpox Threat To Winnebago Tribe
Private advices to Dr. F C Sutter warn the Winnebago on the Black River Falls reservation and nearby farms face rapid smallpox spread with half the tribe at risk of annihilation if no action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
F. C. Sutter
State Board of Health
Black River Falls
Two Children Burned To Death In Wisconsin Barn
In Woodland Wisconsin on August 4 two children of Mrs Ryder aged two and four were burned to death in a farm barn. The children were believed to have started the fire while playing with matches. Mrs Ryder, in a state of collapse, watched the blaze but could not reach the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Wis
Monona Lake Assembly Closes With Tillman Hobson
Madison Wisconsin August 4 The Monona Lake assembly ended yesterday afternoon drawing about 10000 people Senator Tillman and Lieutenant Hobson were the attractions for a crowd that included 1200 campers on the grounds, marking it as one of the most successful events of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman
Hobson
Madison
Wis
Monona Lake Assembly
Tillman
Lieut
Assembly
Gasoline Stove Explosion Burns La Crosse Man
Kittle Downey was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded in his house in La Crosse Wisconsin. The blaze also set the home on fire, but firefighters extinguished the flames before significant damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Kittle Downey
Farmer Koegbein Loses Entire Crop at Vessner
Vessner Minnesota August 4. Farmer Koegbein near the station cleared the harvest field but yesterday lost all his grain stacked in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vessner, Minn
Koegbein
Man killed by freight train in Milwaukee yards
Red Wing Minn Aug 4 Christ Gipford was killed in the Milwaukee yards after falling asleep on the tracks. He was mangled with both legs severed in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing
Minn
Christ Gipford
Milwaukee Yards
Falen
Imperial Berlin decree for Drygalski Antarctic voyage
Berlin announces an imperial decree for an Antarctic expedition led by Dr. Drygalski. The team will depart Kiel in August to set up observation stations at Kerguelen Island and at the farthest attainable south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Drygalski
Kiel
Kergulen Island
Koch Details Mosquito Cause of Malaria in London Speech
Dr. Robert Koch of Berlin told a health congress that malaria is caused by the inoculation of mosquitoes and gnats rather than by swamps. He reiterated his view that mosquitoes transmit the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Koch
Berlin
Kruger Claims Concentration Camps Horrors Will Shock World
Paris report cites Kruger interview in Figaro denying Kitchener abuses and alleging camps' cruelties far exceed Hobhouse figures. He says Boers defend liberty and will reject protectorate, expecting Britain to grant their demand. Fischer notes no decision yet on Kruger's U.S. trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
the Figaro
Kruger
Lord Kitchener
Great Britain
Mr. Fischer
Mr. Kruger
America
Boers Invade Portuguese Territory Reported Near Nanetzi
Lourenco Marques correspondent says about 500 Boers crossed the line near Nanetzi and head north toward Komati poort. A Swiss farmer says his farm buildings were burned his stock driven off and his wife and servants are missing. Portuguese authorities plan vigorous resistance with 144 men under Capt Almeida in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lourenzo Marques
Daily Mall
Nanetzi
Komatipoort
Almeida
Picnic Party Wrecked in Cleveland Bridge Collapse
By the giving way of a frame bridge at Oak Point rear Loraine, about 150 excursionists from the colored churches of Cleveland Lorain and Oberlin were hurled twelve feet. Two persons identified as Sarah and Ann Williams were probably fatally injured and twenty others were seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Oak Point
Loraine
Lorain
Oberlin
Sarah
Ann Williams
Double Execution in Florida Jail Yard
In St Augustine on August 4 a large crowd witnessed the execution of James Kirby and Robert Lee for the murder of Julius Eskew last May. Kirby was hanged, while Lee, who was found guilty as accessory, died after a prolonged strangulation following the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Fla
James Kirby
Robert Lee
Julius Eskew
Lee
Kirby
Penalty of His Devotion Mexican Strangled Slayer
Juan Rocha, an aged Mexican servant to the Grimsinger family, was hanged in San Antonio county jail for the murder of John Grimsinger. He was deeply devoted to Mrs. Grimsinger and aided by her to kill her husband while he slept. Plans were laid for over two weeks. Mrs. Grimsinger now serves a life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
John Brown
Topeka Joe
Thomas Keegan
James Stewart
West Toledo
David Morgan
George McCage
McCabe
Washington Hydraulic Works
Brooklyn
San Antonio
Tex
Juan Rocha
John Grimsinger
Rocha
Grimsinger
Fought Fatal Duel In Suburban Home Feuds Ends in Death
In Addiston suburb Cincinnati on August 5 Orville Rudisell single and Edward Crosby married exchanged ten shots during a duel after Crosby awoke to an intruder. Rudisell was fatally wounded while Crosby, who fired in self defense, helped by the darkness and a stair ascent. Mrs Crosby and Rudisell were friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Addiston
Orville Rudisell
Edward Crosby
Rudisell
Crosby
Rainmaker Hopes Bigger Powders For Rain
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 4 W F Wright abandoned his rainmaking bombardment after failing to cause rain He blamed too small mortars and insufficient powder charges He plans to use improved gear and larger power soon to resume trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainmaker
Lincoln
Neb
W. F. Wright
Wright
Grain and Livestock Markets Across U.S. Cities Aug. 5
Reports from St Paul to Chicago and Milwaukee show grain bids for wheat corn and oats with varied grades and prices. Cattle hog and sheep quotes from Sioux City Chicago South St Paul and other centers detail ranges for steers cows calves hogs and lambs with price spreads and live-bulk sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Harc
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
South St. Paul
Evacuation of Pekin Date Officially Set
London announces in the house of commons that British troops will evacuate Pekin on August 15 with possible short extension. The move follows prior cautions and depends on evolving circumstances in other parts of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Pekin
China
Twin City Rapid Transit Builds Big Hydraulic Plant
A Toronto dispatch reports Twin City Rapid Transit starts constructing a large hydraulic power plant on the Mississippi River. Rumor says the firm seeks a contract to light Minneapolis and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
New York
Aug
Toronto Dispatch
Mississippi River
Earl Li Hung Chang Reported Near Death in London
The Globe Shanghai correspondent dispatches that Earl Li Hung Chang is believed to be dying, with the Chinese statesman in London at death's door as of August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death's Door
London
Globe
Shanghai
Earl Li Hung Chang
Cadillac of Detroit Named Defender for Canada Cup
Chicago August 4 Cadillac of Detroit has been chosen to defend the Canada cup against the Canadian Invader after judges confirmed the selection following a decisive victory over Milwaukee. Cadillac finished about eleven minutes ahead of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cadillac
Detroit
Milwaukee
Defeated Light Bond Proposition in Casselton
In Casselton North Dakota a special election on issuing 8500 dollars in bonds to enlarge the electric light plant failed by more than a two to one margin. Voter interest was very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casselton
N. D
Warship Request For Welcome Of Duke Of York
United States Consul General Bittinger asked Washington to send a warship to join French and German representatives in welcoming the Duke of York in Montreal on August 4. The appeal seeks naval presence for the royal visit and parade events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Montreal
United States
Bittinger
Washington
France
Germany
Duke of York
Three Men Killed in Dynamite Blast Near Santa Rosa
Three men were killed and one fatally injured by a premature dynamite blast on the Rock Island extension, twenty five miles east of Santa Rosa near Las Vegas New Mexico on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Rock Island Extension
Santa Rosa
Kentucky writer George Ranch fatally struck by train
Lexington August 4 George Ranch a renowned Kentucky literary figure was struck and killed by a Louisville and Nashville train. The accident occurred near the rail line as Ranch walked along the tracks. News of his death shocks local literary circles and readers across Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
George Ranch
Kentucky
Louisville & Nashville
Torpedo Boat No. 81 Sunk Near Alderney Breakwater
Torpedo boat No. 81 sank off Alderney breakwater in the English Channel. There was no loss of life. All guns and stores were saved. The vessel will be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Alderney
Island of
English Channel
Birmingham Mob Hangs Man for Vann Murder in Leeds
Charley Bentley a Black man confessed to killing Jim Vann, a white man, and was hanged by a mob in Leeds St. Clair county Alabama yesterday. Local authorities reported the mob acted without legal process drawing condemnation from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Charley Bentley
Jim Vann
Leeds
St. Clair County
Ala
Rockefeller Considers England Home In Devon
The Manchester Guardian reports Mr. Rockefeller of New York, who has been visiting Devon, is so pleased with the area that he plans to make a home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Manchester Guardian
Rockefeller
New York
Devon
Copy Kilkenny Castle Reproduced at Gould Estate
The Kilkenny Castle, a grand Dublin structure owned by the Marquis of Ormonde, is set to be reproduced on a Gould estate in the United States. The project brings a famed Irish landmark to an American property owned by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny Castle
Dublin
Kilikenny Castle
Marquis of Ormonde
Howard Gould
United States
If Christian world loved its enemies corkscrew cannon would be
A sharp aphorism suggesting humane behavior toward foes could transform weaponry into harmless corkscrews, implying pacifist ideals would alter warfare. The line frames a hypothetical where mercy reshapes violent reality.
Fire Devours Grain Elevator in Chicago Blaze
Fire raged through the Grand Trunk grain elevator in Chicago last night, causing about 200000 dollars in damage before containment. An adjoining hotel was destroyed in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Fire destroys Drummond Box Company lumber yards
A blaze in St. Louis on August 4, likely sparked by a passing locomotive, swept away the Drummond Box Company buildings and lumber, inflicting an estimated loss of 75,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Drummond Box Company
Toss
King Edward Presents Medals to Yeomanry at Horse Guards
King Edward presented medals to 2,000 returned Yeomanry at Horse Guards. The ceremony matched prior medal presentations but was marred by bad weather which deprived the event of its usual brilliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Horse Guards
My Lady Bay Mare Killed by Lightning at Lexington Farm
A bay mare ten years old named My Lady by Fellowcraft out of Dixetta by King Ban, with her suckling colt by Dr. McBride, was struck and killed instantly at Maj. B. G. Thomas's Hira Villa in Lexington Kentucky. The mare, full sister to My Fellow, was valued at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Lady
Fellowcraft
Dixetta
King Ban
Dr. McBride
B. G. Thomas
Hira Villa
Lexington
My Fellow
Peace or war looms as steel talks head to New York
Amalgamated Association leaders Shaffer Williams and Chappelle left Pittsburgh for New York after a secret Madrid room meeting. They aim to persuade steel officials that a new wage conference is essential to peace and an amicable settlement of the strike troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York City
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
New York
Association
Veryl Preston
Henry
Williams
Chappelle
First lynching in DeKalb County shocks Tennessee
Charley Davis charged with criminal assault on Miss Kate Hues was seized by a mob of about twenty five people from the Smithville courthouse and hanged a quarter mile from town. The attack occurred last Sunday night leading to a court appearance Monday. Gunfire and a struggle injured the sheriff deputy and Davis was captured after an attempted escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Tenn
DeKalb County
Charley Davis
Kate Hues
Miss Hues
Davis
Poisoned peaches lead to man’s arrest in murder attempt
Mrs. Clara Wandell found a note tied to two peaches left at her door. She ate them and suffered spasms suggesting strychnine poisoning. Edward DeForrest was arrested on suspicion after the hospital interview with Prosecutor Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Clara Wandell
Clara
Edward Deforrest
Deforrest
Hatch
Admiral Dewey to Attend King Edward Coronation
London dispatch reports strong enthusiasm in England for Admiral Dewey and an American fleet to attend the coronation of King Edward. The idea has drawn favorable editorials and club praise and would ensure a notable reception if the Admiral sails for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
King Edward
London
Admiral Dewey
England
Judge blasts council over cyclists on city streets
La Crosse Wisconsin August 4 Judge Prentiss criticizes the city council for permitting bicyclists on sidewalks on raved streets calling cyclists hogs and sows He claims the council loses a million dollars in fines through the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Prentiss
Long Bugsy Ride
Oshkosh Wisconsin August 4 Mr and Mrs W H Smith of Florida arrived after a remarkable trip by horses and buggy covering 2200 miles in 93 days the journey showcased endurance and travel by conventional conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
W. H Smith
Florida
Americans Seek Osborne House Inheritance War
American interests led by William Waldorf Astor Senator Clark and Chas T Yerkes pursue Osborne House on the Isle of Wight the late Queen Victoria’s favored summer residence and her death place in a potential possession dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
William Waldorf Astor
Clark
Chas
T. Yerkes
Ruth Hanna to christen cruiser Cleveland with water
Reports from Bath Maine say when Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator Hanna christens the new cruiser Cleveland at Bath Iron Works in September water will be used instead of champagne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ruth Hanna
Hanna
Cleveland
Bath Iron Works
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Linton, Emmons Co
Switzerland
C. A. Flagler
Chief of Engineers
Cristobal Coton
San Juan Harbor
Porto Rico
Mark Alfred Carleton
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Great Plains
Emperor William
Metz
el Menebhi
Morocco
Mazagan
Tangier
London Morning Post
W. G. Matson
Erie
Old Forge
North China Daily News
Slan- Fu
Kingston
Panama
Colombia
Murrillo
Carthagena
London Daily Mail
St. Petersburg
Andre
Phillips
Dan's Weekly Review
East St. Louis
Robert Fosburg
Pittsfield
Denver
Frank H. Collier
Miles
Fort Sheridan
James Bell
Company E
Seventh Infantry
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Terry
Cronk
Farmer
Earl LI
Stevl
Osborne
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