Prominent Women Roam Summer Homes and Careers
The article surveys Mrs. Cleveland at a secluded Massachusetts coastal retreat near Malion, detailing her house, surroundings, and fishing plans, plus updates on Mrs. James Brown Potter, Mrs. Leslie Carter, and Mrs. Berlan Gibbs as they pursue private lives or stage work. It notes Potter and Carter's public profiles, parenting bonds, and Gibbs’s family background.
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Madison Ave
New York
White House
Malion
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Mre
New Jersey
New England
Saranac River
James Brown Potter
James Brawe Potter
Fifi
Tuxedo
Madison Equara
Price
Belasco
Saward Coa
William H.seward
Ohio
Thomas W. Phelps
Phelps, Dodge& Co
Indianga's wine breeder greet at opposition building
An expert wine breeder from Indianga will greet attendees at the opposition building on July 22. Talk of a large summer hotel at Farview surfaces as the Danks of the surging White arrival.
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Indianga
Farview
Riots in London as crowd confronts police force
A tumultuous day in London sees a girl shot the Bulgarian premier in Sofia reported, with violent rioting in the streets. Newfoundland delegates sail home satisfied on fisheries, while letter-carriers strike and a prince of Wales offers help to ease postmen grievances amid crowds and unrest.
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Daly
Sofia
Bacharest
M. Stambulof
Newfoundland
Prince of Wales
State department leak probe fuels gloom at finance hub
Washington dispatch reports a leak probe tied to state department news from a clerical source amid fiscal strain. Treasury’s funds aim to cover benevolent allowances as deputies face depleted coffers and janitors fear delayed pay. A Hendricks monument vandal, a red necktie intruder, sparks consternation. Milwaukee K of P grand lodge names Shaw supreme chancellor and Blackwell past vice chancellor.
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Texas Justice and Sporting News From Pittsburg July
Two horse thieves were lynched by enraged farmers near Pittsburg after being caught Wednesday night. The sports section outlines baseball league results, signings, and near-horizon changes across teams, including the state and interstate leagues, with mention of attendance, revenue issues, and potential league amalgamations.
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Pittsburg
Tex
Hera
Peace in sight as Big Four wage talks loom Friday
Rail workers on the Big Four face Friday's decision on wage demands. President Ingalls and aides return Thursday from Peoria division and may meet the committee Friday morning. Journal reports no strike yet and outlines proposed pay scales for clerks, engineers, switchmen, and other crews, amid widespread talk of pushes to join the federation and potential nationwide impacts.
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Peoria
Ven Winkle
Federation of Employee
Journal
Chitsgo
Pennsylvania
Ior
Dartington
Chicago
Panhandle
Louisville
Buller
Nashville
Cincinnati
Indiana
Circus Day Delights Crowds at Capitol Town Parade
Big Crowes celebrate circus day as country visitors flood the streets and crowd the capitol building. elephants, lions, and tigers parade past the state house while performers in red coats wow the immense audience. Nero and Rome appear in a grand afternoon show with multiple rings and stages.
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Capitol Alding
Mr. Barnum
Annie Rooney
Bengal Tigers
Nero
W. Washinatonet
Rome
Bert Davis
Figura
Bacome
Circus
Weather and political notes from July 11 1890 Indiana
Local forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair weather and a slowly rising temperature. In Washington Wales reports the Law and Order League tested a Sunday closing proclamation and threatens prosecutions. Rep caucus on election bill Thursday. Senate Democrats oppose the silver bill. Wyoming statehood moves to Harrison’s signature. Gen Nettleton may become tax assistant treasurer. President vetoes land payment extension for Omaha Indians. Harrison rents Cresson springs cottage. election bill delay eyed until tariff bill resolved. Democrats aim to run the clock to push the election bill to the next session.
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Indianapolis
Vicinity
Senate Democrats
Wyoming
Harrison
Gen. Nettleton
Nebraska
Cresson Springs
Cresson
Cape May
Senate
Daring Robbery at Danbury Jewelry Store
Two men robbed Danbury jewelry store owner Lomie on Main Street, overpowering clerk Clarence Knox and making off with about $19 000 in jewels and cash. Knox was unconscious after a throat choke. suspects fled into crowd with no clues. Mayor fined several for liquor license, disturbance, and swearing. a shooting incident prior was noted with a man released.
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Kapax
Knox
Sullivan
Annie Rooney
Louis Gannon
John Flint
Win
Dean
Richard Gwin
Bates House
Unhappy couples seek alimony and custody orders
Several divorce actions and restraining orders are described. Martha Oelechlager seeks custody of children, $1,000 alimony, and a restraining order after alleging cruelty by Charles. Edna Mullikin seeks divorce, custody, $500 alimony, $15 monthly child support, and a temporary restraining order against Jim. Judge Taylor issued temporary orders in both cases.
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Charles
Taylor
Edna J. Mullikin
Lfe
Jim
Jim Sents
Tylor
Asphalt Prices Blamed. Street Car Company Targeted
Indianapolis debate over high pavement costs centers on the street railway firms. Superintendent Shearer proposes a plan: if his firm wins contracts, it will reimburse the city to pass to property owners, cover attorney fees, and may appoint any chosen attorney to litigate claims, with final refunds after settlements minus costs. He claims the street railway company bears fault for the elevated costs and suggests a price of 2.5 dollars per square yard if the company pays its share.
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SUN
Supt
Shearer
Street Railway
Nude in the Streets by St Louis Horsemen Jokers
Two North Broadway dealers Thomas Crouch and Claude Martin staged a risqué prank at a Natatorium at Nineteenth and Priests. Crouch wore a policeman outfit and with a brawny employee, a staged arrest caused panic as the officer fired his revolver into the water. The crowd fled nude or near naked, with some women and men fleeing in panic. The jokers escaped, but witnesses report potential criminal prosecutions and damage suits. A broader note mentions ice industry deals and the international baseball association’s disbandment.
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Chicago Herald
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Jake
Chicago Combine
Garrity Gains Big Four Post Amid Spelling Woes
The new purchasing agent for the Big Four Railway comes from Hosting Valley and endures frequent mispronunciation of his name Garrity. Clarence Smyth, chief in Supt of motive power Tarreff’s office, has returned from Cambridgeboro springs after a bout with the grip. The piece notes health concerns from resort ailments and mocks horse buyers amid classifieds on horses and vehicles.
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Garaghty
Clarence Clarendon Smyth
Tarreff
Cambridgeboro
Cambridgeboro Springs
Desperate Love Ends in Suicide in Ironton
Ironton Ohio July 10 a 19 year old heiress died by self poisoning with matches after a Chicago lover letters after meeting secretly the man suspected in her death. parents vow vengeance and a Chicago letter was found postmarked and unreadable. Genevieve Green a 22 year old West Point female college teacher shot herself in Wilcoxon Wright law office over a matter of love leaving a message to Fred Green and others claiming no wrong.
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Lusinds Jackson
Chicago
Newman
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Wilcoxon & Wright
Mira Green
Sbe
Fred R. Green
Ogden
Utsh
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Fairhaven
R. W. Wood
West Point
Corner drama and bets on a streetcar track
Vignettes depict a bold woman stepping into oncoming streetcar traffic to win a bet, a pair of stenographers enduring heat and heavy typing, and Bert Davis of Barnum's circus praising Partner Bailey. Bailey, a blunt boss, quarrels with mispronounced city names and manages show operations from his private car.
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George Wilson
Cleveland
Jaa
Bailey
Wheele
Davis
Louie
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Looka
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