Quarrel Over Delayed Dinner Ends in Tragedy
Edward Lotus, 49, a bookmaker, killed his wife Abie Lathy after a quarrel over a delayed dinner and then shot himself. Police and bystanders watched her body fall from a Parkburne building landing to the street. The wife and husband had prior tensions and the man is hospitalized with non fatal wounds.
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New York
Ldward Lotus
Fige
Abie L. Dathy
Parkburne
Luthye
Ee the Womain
Jedleisy
Mallarrel
Linthy
Setipos
Sunday of the C. E. But Most of Them Had to Do with the Association's Work
A fragmented excerpt shows focus on church association activities during a Sunday gathering. The readable text indicates discussion centered on the association's work rather than religious doctrine, reflecting organizational concerns and member participation. The fragmentary nature limits precise details or individuals.
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Association
Proclamation fixes August 6 for homestead registration
Washington reports President McKibley opens lands ceded by the Inching tribe in Oklahoma for homestead entry. Registration runs August 16 to 26 at Reno and Canton land offices, with drawings to determine entry order. Applicant qualifications and protection procedures detailed with guardianship of process.
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McKibley
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Todiban
United States
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Ganton
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Interline
Wii
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Auelioy
Shyill
Honysstead
Hesitancy In Framing the Electoral Law in Havana
In Havana the constitutional convention has not reached agreement on the electoral law. Conservatives fear defeat of universal suffrage and push for a plural vote for property holders and for professionals and businessmen, opposed by the Tatlenta. A recent objection questions drafting until the United States approves the constitution, arguing it would be treacherous to amend the instrument after Washington’s stance.
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Ana
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Columbus
Ohio
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Tom L. Johnnan
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Mle Bregher
Hoarty
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Chive
Maver Jones
Toledo
Tathilien County
Moleot
Cincinnati
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Baker
W. Patrick
Aininaiin
Edlward
Ty Bite SreAsiteer Py P
Allensnite Sins Ld Hie
Eae
Oh Dome Holuin
Bai Ot
Paul
Temperance for Women and Children at Three Meetings
The Christian Endeavor movement held three hour long Sunday meetings in the city’s churches focusing on “Twenty Years of Christian Endeavor.” Speakers included Rev. C M. of Popeka Kan and General Secretary John W. Baer. Women and children received separate programs with talks on temperance, tobacco, and moral instruction.
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Helen of ‘Popeka
Kan
William DP. Hal
New York
Hall
APOE
Sip
Christ
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Willistan
John W. Baer
Boston
Margaret Koch
Waterville
Oodiene Muoshier
Weattiell
N.Y
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Lancaster
Ta. Trouser Wilem Sliw
Hiss
Kate Hiecrost
South
E. Clarke
Bunton
Drealone Clark
Watt
Christan Endeavor
ASCO
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Chaten
Second Presbyterian Tatch
Central Presbyterian Church
DW. Power
Washington
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Ceenera Howard
Erie
Caroly
Wallington
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Mowes
Tony
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Agen
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Lexington
Anna H. Sloan
Philadelphia
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Chicaro
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Bet
Pur Tnmitca
Pepay i Ce
Fiest Rapiiet
Arta
Ubictton
Mama
Ana Miey
Ament
Chicago
Town site application rules for land openings described
The notice outlines filing requirements for town site applications with the land office. Applicants must describe tracts to be erected and oath to justify town establishment. Closely transmit documents to the land office and await interior secretary approval, with rules on withholding lands from settlement and timing of entry after a 60 day open period.
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Qinee
Loral Nore
General Land Office
Interior
Irene
Hemesteid
Hemeetead Amnd
Pierre Lorillard Dead Patron of Turf and Tobacco Fortune
Pierre Lorillard died in New York at age 68 after a long career built on tobacco and racing. He founded and controlled the Tuxedo brand and owned famed horses including David Garrick. Funeral set for Wednesday at Grace Church with interment at Greenwood.
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Pierre Lorillard
Lorillard
Fifth Avenue
Dentarhland
Feom Europe
Lortified
St Tallor
William Kent
Tmerre Lorillard
Atea
Torlilard
Enelandt
David Garrick
Galt
Ouraemie
Cone
Ameren
Donteetland
Kilroy
Bien
Greenwood
Morro Lerthard
Peter
Lertiard
Ton
Gerdan
Thik
Bandits Escape After Express Train Hold Up
A ground report from Anarenda Montana states bandits escaped after holding up the Great Northern express near Wagner Montana. A star correspondent notes there is faint hope for pursuit as authorities work through the rugged area with a posse unable to overtake the suspects.
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Mont
Star
Anaeindua Binocord
Eriml
Emigration from Germany via Siemens group slows in half year
Emigration from Germany through Siemens routes in the six months ending June fell to 5742 people, down from 65 821 in the previous year. The figures show a sharp decrease in German emigration over the period.
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Germany
Berlin
Siemen
Exports of American Farm Products in 1900 Lead by Breadstuffs
The year 1900 saw total exports of domestic farm products worth 84.8 million dollars, led by breadstuffs with cotton close behind. Britain remained the top customer as Europe paid tribute to the United States, with Asia increasing purchases and overall exports reaching a peak not exceeded except once.
Coal Transport Divided Among Major Railroads
Philadelphia July 7 The North American reports planned division of coal transportation east of the Mississippi among the Pennsylvania Railroad Vanderbilt Morgan interests. Pennsylvania controls all producer coal from the Ditumline poston and Wemore division. Morgan will manage the anthracite and Vanderbilt the bituminous sectors north of the Mississippi. Major bituminous companies include Mitts bore con, Diinale Coal, Litter, and Pallivant Coal of West Virginia. Total capitalization of bituminous interests is estimated at 340 million pounds.
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Minalaxippi River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Pheleiomayt Vania
Litter
Tilmete
Indiana
Palliavent Voal Company
West Virginia
Transport McPherson Repaired After Wreck Off Matanzas
Two Merritt and Chapman wrecking steamers arrived from Montansas with the United States transport McPherson. Floated February 4 and wrecked seven miles west of Matanzas, the ship lay under repair nearly two months with holes repeatedly opening due to bad weather. It was towed off June 1 and moved to Matanzas, then refloated for sea after a month's work, sailing for the port on June 30.
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McPherson
New York
Merritt and Chapman
Montansas
United States
Matansay
Matangas
Destructive forest fire threatens Pinete mining camp
A forest fire southwest of Buena Vista Colorado has destroyed large amounts of timber and endangers the Pinete mining camp. Fire crews fight the blaze tonight as investment value and local livelihoods hang in the balance.
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Colo
Joly
Pinete Io
Jury rules against Nation Law in Wadleg case
Fort Scott Kansas July 7 a jury of prominent business men found the Nation Law unconstitutional and in conflict with the Constitution. The verdict cited as Inquisition law the crusades of Mr Nathan and questioned the witnesses on their knowledge of violations. The defendant F Campbell was implicated and later rested, with the jury admitting the charges in the end.
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Kay
Tin
Port Scott
Wadleg
Javee
Nathan
Tan F. Campbell
Quiet at Telluride Hopes for Mining Strike End
Governor Ormac received a Telluride dispatch reporting glee and hope that the Colorado mining strike may be adjusted. Attacks and trespassing on mining company property are noted, with talks of troop intervention if unrest continues.
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Denver
Colo
Hovernor Ormac
Hla ‘Tepree Otatives
Telluride
Evalee Mings
Pinoy
Ropes Cut Accident At Watertown Fourth of July
A man attempting a slide for ite at Watertown on July 4 fell sixty feet when his apparatus broke. Henry Phillipas of that city was involved and investigators are examining the incident and possible causes.
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Syracuse
Smith
Watertown
Henry Phillipa
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