King Readings Papers As Majesty Recovers In Bril liant Reception
London July 4 The king’s condition remains satisfactory and a daily bulletin will be issued. Beginning July 6 only one bulletin concerning his recovery will be released. The Prince of Wales led a brilliant Indian Office reception with Queen Alexandra and royal guests in attendance. The event featured lavish decorations and a grand hall transformed with palms orchids and electric lighting.
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London
Weelonk
Alexandra
Duchess of
Aosta
Waldemar
Denmark
George of
Grébvec
Klng
Buckingham Palace
Fiulward
Queen Alexandra I
Royal Familly
Tragic Gulf Drowning Claims Three Men
Three men drown near Galveston bathing pavilion as strong undertow and currents hinder rescue efforts. Captain J G Rust and son in law Walter Chandler, both of Houston, and James N Davis of Galveston die. Davis’s body not recovered. Rust’s body brought ashore. Chandler missing as search continues. Prof Hermon Bernean and witnesses testify at inquest. coroner rules accidental drowning. Davis leaves a family. N N Davis served as night editor of the Galveston News.
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Galveston
Texas
Gulf
J. G. Rust
Walter Chand
Captain Rust
Mr. Davis
Mr. Chandler
Mrs. Chandler
Miss Maud Rust
Houston
Bath House
Davis
Forte
Levy
Rosy & Wright
Qousten
Chandler
Elouston
Atayla
Mc Davis
Henry Fernean
G. G. Rust
Shannon
Justice Hershberger
Dr. W. W. Lunn
J. T. Glaze
BH. F. Robert
de W. M. Bramby
Dinpetch Printing Offee
Texas Avenue
Justles Ferschberger
Post
J. N. Datis
Short Sketch of Mr. Rust in Galveston
The obituary recounts Eloinie G. Hust born in New Hampshire sixty five years ago, a printer by trade, Civil War captain, later Dallas Mercury founder and civic promoter. It notes his Grand Army of the Republic activity, a fishing trip plan with relatives, and his widow and four daughters surviving. Also details the drowning of Captain Rust and J. Chandler at Galveston with witness accounts from Representative G. Th Griggs and Dr. Brombx, plus a separate drowning of Henry Nichols.
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New Hampshire
New York
Tribune
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Morice Greeley
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Dalian
Herald
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Hook Island
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Grand Army of the Republic
George H. McClellan
Houston
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Grand Fraffle
Anderson
Jd. B. Jones
Smith Street
Waller
Chandler
AR. Grigg
G. Th Griggs
Galventon
Southern Pacific
Mr. Grigga
Post
Murdock
Captain Rust
Epes
Tilis Agaliet
Roy
Mr. Chandler
Aik
Jam Tae
Browest
Lins
Chaniler
Plebt
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Onll
We My Brombx
Fourth of July Celebrations in Orange Draw Large Crowd
Orange Texas reports a peaceful Fourth with thousands attending the parade and riding tournament. Local businesses closed for the day as residents gathered at the race track and at the New Holland hotel where a tower flag was raised from the hotel’s loaned origin. Shipyard launches and barge constructions dominate the day with two barges planned for oil firms and increased post office box usage reaching over 60 boxes due to the holiday demand.
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Galveston
Texas
Henry Nichols
Pier 22
Barry
Orange
New Holland
L. Miller
Oring and Northwestern Railroad
Ch] and Fuel Company
Weaver & Son
Westerning Evenin
Ange Company
Stonehal
Higelwe Company
Loongy
Celebrating the Fourth of July Across the World
The article extols American Independence Day as a universal fête. It depicts Americans abroad marking July 4 with gusto, while host nations join in, creating a global celebration that underscores the nation’s growing influence. The piece notes the festive mood, naval demonstrations, and the shared humor around “the bill.”
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Bem
Rome
Collieries to Begin Work
Collieries at Haxieton, Pennsylvania, are reported to begin operations soon after a town dispatch dated July 4 notes the plan. The report cites local officials and workers awaiting resumes at the mines.
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Haxieton
Miners' Convention Opens as Operators Set Resumption Date
On July 17 the opening day of the National Miners' convention in Indiana was chosen by operators as the time to resume operations. In Luzerne County workers from several collieries, including nonunion men, gathered from various mines as part of Wilkes Drive activities.
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National Miners' Convention
Indiananolly
Wilkes Drive
Luzerne County
Gaynor Green extradition case adjourned for document review
Judge Corente granted writs for certiorari order to extradition records and postponed ruling on amended returns. He ordered Extradition Magistrate La Fontaine to produce all postnation documents soon. Court adjourned to next Friday when documents must be present.
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Quebec
Corente ‘Ay
Gaynor Green
la Fontaine
Connsel
United &Tatey
Sherif Langer
Tea Fontaine
Prohibition Convention Adopts Unanimous Prohibition pledge
Prohibitionism of Colorado in the state convention at Colorado Springs on July 4 unanimously adopted the resolutions committee report pledging straight prohibition and eliminating entanglements with other issues. The convention voted to stay unaffiliated with other parties.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Socialists in Emporia Adopt Broad Platform
The State Socialist convention at Emporia Kansas on July 4 adopted a platform endorsing the Indianapolis National platform. It expressed satisfaction with socialism’s growth and called for emancipation of labor and direct legislation.
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Emporia
Kan
State Socialiste
Indianapolis
Iabor
Banquet at Copenhagen Celebrates Fourth of July
The American colony marked Independence Day with a banquet at the Hotel Phoenix in Copenhagen. L. B. Swenson of the United States ministry gave the address as Patriots music filled the room and decorations reflected the occasion.
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Copenhagen
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