Quebec Tercentenary Pageant Crowned by Naval Show
Historic Quebec prepares for July celebrations marking the tercentenary with a naval pageant re-creating past battles. Delegations from America, England and France will march, with battleships from many nations in the harbor and 4,000 participants enacting historical scenes across key sites. Prince of Wales to attend aboard the Indomitable from July 22 to 29.
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Canada
Quebec
Senmity
America
England
France
United States
Germany
Spain
Italy
Argentine Republic
Alammed
Champlain
Phe
Prince of Wales
Edward
Scelebraeta
Fatal launch explosion near Marion claims six lives
Six people die or disappear after a boat blast off Buzzards Bay. Survivors Roland Worthington Boston John T. Trull Woburn Jo steph 8 Beal Milton George Savory Marblehead captain Tucker Tarbell and others struggle in water for hours before rescue. Tarbell owned the Dolphin and says the launch sailed from Marion for a short pleasure cruise when the explosion occurred.
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Roland Worthington
Boston
John T. Trull
Woburn
Josteph
Beal
Milton
George Savory
Marblehead
Tucker
Tarbell
Dolphin
Marion
Buzzard'a Bay
Savory
Rollins & Son
Storm Drownings Mark Harbor Storm Toll
Five men drowned and three women and a man believed drowned when a severe wind and rain storm struck the harbor. A rowboat capsized as rescuers tried reaching Fort McHenry, naming William Delacour, Joseph Lohmiller, Edward Simmons, and Fete District among the victims. Additional drownings tied to overturned boats were reported in the Patapsco river and at Spring Garden. Other items note weather, rail and law events, and Roosevelt talks at Sagamore Hill.
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Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Fete
William Delacour
Joseph Lohmiller
Edward Simmons
J. R. Audley Lindsay
James Quenn
Allegheny
Prohibition Convention Opens with Nomination Movements Likely
Delegates arrive in Columbus for the national Prohibition convention to be held Wednesday and Thursday. A southern Democrat and northern Republican ticket pairing is under discussion but no assurances have been received. Prominent candidates for president include Wheelock Sheen Tracay Palmer Mannigore and Cran All of Dallas. The platform will denounce both major parties for failing to curb liquor shipments to prohibition states.
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Columbus
Union Station
Memorial Hall
J. P. St. John
Kansas
Joshua Levering
Maryland
John G. Woolley
Chicago
Silas C. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Samuel Dickin
Albion College
Michigan
Robert K. Patton
Springfield
Frank Ashley
Arizona
Homer L. Castle
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Samuel R. Artman
Ingiana
Charles R. Jones
Fred F. Wheelock
Los Angeles
Cal
Daniel P. Sheen
Peoria
Ill
Joseph P. Tracay
Detroit
W. P. Palmer
St. Louis
Christian’ Advocate
Alfred J. Mannigore
New York
J. D. Cran
Dallag
Tax
Jones
Congress
First Mass Meeting 9000 Feet Above Sea Level in Denver
Pennsylvania delegates on a 9000 foot high excursion over the Moffatt railroad held a mass meeting at Tolland Colorado with John H. Fow of Philadelphia as chairman. James Kerr urged tariff reform and honesty in life as the principal values. Dozens of named figures from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities attended. The report also notes the death of Thomas J. Bryce at Columbus in a baseball game grandstand. Panama election proceeds peacefully with Jose Dominga de bal acting president.
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Graengburg
Gervaise G. Martin
Franklin
G. C. Moodr, Sr
Allegheny
Bryce Olpe
Columbus
Thomas J. Bryce
Columbus American Association ‘Baseball Club
Nellpark
Attacked Passenger Train Stirs St Louis Suburbs
Bitter clash among Pennsylvania delegates to Bryan lines up with a Denver fray. Colonel James M. Guffey, aboard a special train near Hingham, Missouri, faced bullets through a Pullman car window as it sped toward Washington. Several men from Washington escaped injury while others reported hearing the commotion. The attack followed party tensions and aasserted motive of vengeance for the Denver convention dispute.
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Hingham
James M. Guffey
Missouri Pacific
William Schults
O. B .Maxwell
J. F. Curran
Washington
Eiveryone
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Denver
Guffey
Finanda
Bryan and Virginia Democrats Unite at Fairview
July 13 Lincoln reports show Senator Dante and William J. Bryan reconciling amid Virginia support. At Fairview the two spoke briefly as the Bryan party praised unity, pledging backing for the fall campaign. Daniel and Bryan then walked arm in arm, sharing a moment of accord and plans to win Virginia.
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Eeling
W. Vau
Weat
Maundeville
Oscar Prbprave
William Banks
Bankeea
Sro Negroes
Phipps
Teoner
Cabell County
Beaks
McDowell Niaepang
Thaw
Aska
Poughkeepsie
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Justice Mills
White Plains
Charles, Morachauser
May
New York
Peerloos
Johnson
Hammond
Denver
Lincoln
Neb
Danteginia
William J. Bryan
Fairview
Handa
Daniel
Don
Bryan
Ster Daniel
Mr. Bryan Walist
Ovary Democratie
Virginia
Mr. Bryan
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Tatile
Tec
Unale
Bam
New Hampshire
Ene
Ageln
Thomas W. Lawent
Willams
Bryap
Pringe OF
Wales
William Wotterman
M. H. Baus
Freman
Powell Station
Powell
Watterman
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Robert Bacon
Sagamore, Hui
Venezuela
London
Specia
Rpothim
Tabris
Battin Fiset
Recenvelte
Wands OM
Ara Bay
N.Y
Prestont Roosevelt Wu Pat Teue
Vader Ga. Oie
Mada
Vice
State Prohibition
Panama
Pangme
Renor
Jose Dominga de Bal
Epiense
Amador
Waa Eisdeand Preston
Atlantic City
Cape May Anglesen
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Eafale City
Avalon, N. J
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Ovesa City
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West End
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Deal Beach
Allenhurst
North Asbury Purl
Ocean Grove
Bradley Beach
Avon Belmar Como
Spring Dike
Sea Girt
Mannsguix
Bridle Polnt Plessant
Bay Beach
N, A
Indiana
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Etios P, M
G&c P. M
Neges
Woop
Geo
Boyd Geners
Aly
Gov. Hughes
Armstrong Committee
Equitable Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie
Inprawa
Niagara Falls
Buffalo, Rochester
Pittsburgh Railway
Buffalo
Toate
Pennsylvakian
Pry
Suppo
Hons
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