Field guns arrive as Ft Sheridan units join march
Artillerymen reach Ft Benjamin Harrison and Ft Menjamin Harrison camp, with the Fourteenth and Twenty-second batteries arriving Thursday evening. One recruit sickened during the Siembe march. Major Treat, long in service, suffered malaria while en route. News notes cordial receptions, feeding at Thornstown, and camps at Lebanon Inn and Mochiniceburg. Signal corps complete temporary wiring and teach wig-wag.
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Lafayette
Hay
Chicago
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Corns
300 Lost in Fight Near Tangier
A serious engagement occurred near Tangier between forces of the Moroccan pretender Buhuma and the sultan's army near Malayz. The clash ended with Buhuma defeated. About three hundred participants were killed and many wounded.
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Serippan WeRne Prean Association
Tangier
Morocco
BuHiuma
Malayz
A Toothsome Flavor for Grape Nuts and Cream
A vintage ad style piece extols Grape Nuts with thick cream for a chewy bite. It argues teeth must chew well for health and digestion, noting Grape Nuts are pre digested and convert starch to sugar, offering a distinctive flavor.
Venetian Night Fair at Highlandage Square
Highlandage square between Washington and D Market Street will close on Monday July 20 from 7 to 1 for a Covenant Congregational church fund entertainment. A Tom Thumb wedding orange grove Rebekah at the well auto trips hay wagon rides and fireworks will entertain. Refreshments will be provided by the event. Automobiles supplied by Columbia Automobile company. Attendees over 300 years old barred.
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Mornlay
Covenant Congregational Church
Columbia Automobile Company
Anderson captain Newkirk dies at 35 in Yorktown
Special 19 The Sam Yorktown reports Captain John M. Newkirk of Anderson collapsed and died yesterday evening. He was 35 years old and a respected local citizen.
Mutiny Feared at Kronstadt as Sailors Rise
Kronstadt unrest alarms Russia with thousands feared in mutiny. Scripps press reports that land reform plans favor peasants, while authorities appeal for calm. Leaders of the Constitutional Democratic party labeled traitors for cooperating with the government amid agrarian uprisings in Moscow and Tver.
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Petersburg
Marine Hae
Kronstadt
Amutiny
Menip
Scripps-ate- Rae Press Association
Constitutional Democratic Party
Stolypin
Moscow
Tver
Unclear Kiowa Comanche Arapahoe Reservation Opening Date
Letters seeking the opening date of the Kiowa Comanche and Arapahoe reserve in Oklahoma flood the General Land Office. Chief Clerk Macey says details on opening time date and location have not yet been set and will be released when arrangements are complete.
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the Sun
Washington
Arapahoe
Oklahonta
General Land Office
Macey
Preas 9
City News Items Include Arrests and Local Oddities
Henry Dowling once declared insane was arrested on adsargent theft and begged officers to send him to the pen rather than hospital. Charles Staton faces theft charges for stealing a 24 pound capacity ice box from Maude Beaver’s home. Ice box sold to Jack O’Brien and Joan Reeser. Thomas W. Palmer, Democratic candidate for county surveyor, discusses a fractured arm injury. Joby Panter reports on the South side market with $1.75 in fees. Panter’s salary is 975 monthly. Margie Smith, a black woman, to serve 66 days in the workhouse after fines for serious charges. Nordyke & Marmon reports full capacity after hiring replacements for 20 striking workers. George J. Thayer sued for support by Mrs. Thayer, offers $25 monthly. lease was dismissed by Justice Smock.
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Henry Dowling
Dowling
Charles Staton
Maude Beaver
W. Courtet
Jack O'Brien
Joan Reeser
Joby Panter
al- Tatra
South Side
Mr. Panczer
Rockefeller on Steamer Nervous as Return Draws Near
Wireless report from the steamer Amer ican relays John D Rockefeller’s rising nervousness during his voyage home. He has withdrawn from companions, lost his appetite, shunned deck activity, and now travels mostly in his cabin with Dr. Wiggar. Legal steps are planned via his attorneys to appear at Findlay Ohio to avoid warrants at the pier.
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Atcline Prem Association
New York
Wireless
Amer ‘Ika
Johnn. Rockefeller
Rockefeler
Rockefeller
Tmggar
Cuto
Findlay, C
Mayor backs three cent lines in Cleveland streets fight
Cleveland mayor Tom L Johnson pushes for municipal streetcar lines and a three cent fare. He mobilizes 900 city workers on Fulton road to install tracks amid legal challenges from the Cleveland Electric Railway company. The confrontation signals a broader push toward municipal ownership of transit.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Cleveland Electric
Concon
Aeunict
Fara
Met Company
Nolive
Fulton Road
A. B. du Pont
Ford
Tom
Afayor Johnson
Atnyor ‘Tain 1
Mow
Johson
Towne 15 Open to Vice Presidency If Bryan Wins Nomination
New York representative Charles A. Towne signals openness to the vice presidency if the Bryan ticket prevails. He argues Bryan intends the vice president to join the cabinet and participate in national welfare discussions, while noting his own readiness to campaign and possibly leave Congress. Towne stresses Bryan's conservatism and opposes radical moves.
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Sun
Washington
Charles A. Towne
Congress
New York
Bryan
Towne
Oklahoma City
Will
Wan
Bryan End
Hexides
Bry
Powdered spectacle at mutual service camp festival
Readers are invited to the August 3 and 4 military camp festival at W. Forty third ward featuring Indianapally Digit infantry and A company Second infantry. Night program includes drill, shelter tent exercises, posting of pickets, alarms, and lights out with a grand night attack sequence. August 4 exhibition drill by A company includes bayonet work, navality, and a bivouac around camp fires with songs and taps.
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Inedianapovia Light Infantry
Manual of
Caine
Interior Guarda
Second Infantry
N. G
Arma
Maseachusette Ravs
Mournful chorus as trap falls in Kentucky execution
Cornelius Johnson, a Black man, was hanged in Louisville jail yard after killing Conrad Kaiser, a saloon keeper, in a dispute over being expelled from Kaiser's saloon. The doomed man faced death without fear while mournful chants echoed from jail windows. Kaiser's wife mourned his death.
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Scrippe-McRae Frese Association
Louisville
Camplian Johnson
Jall
Johnson
Batlionn
Conrad Kaiser
Waite
Kaiser
Bookmaker Francis Reynolds Falls to Death in New York Hotel
Francis R Reynolds, 36, a well known bookmaker on eastern and western circuits, fell from a fifth story window of the Martin hotel in New York this morning and was killed instantly. Reynolds arrived from St Louis on Monday after a period of drinking.
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Kerinpe-Mclan Preas Association
New York
Francis R. Reynolds
Tell
Martin Hotel
Reynolds
St. Louis
Bliss in Milwaukee sanitarium amid critical condition
Gov A T Bliss of Saginaw Michigan arrived in Milwaukee for treatment at a local sanitarium and is reported to be in critical condition. He is accompanied by his family.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A. T. Bliss
Saginaw
Mich
Nawy
Nts Fmily
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for July 2 1906
Prediction by Raphael warns favorable outlook until a certain time then cautions against law and quarrels. It advises careful attention to health and business, notes potential grief for those employed or loved ones, and describes a 1906 child as quick tempered yet capable in business with a chequered life.
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Careta
Alf
Strike Hits Chillicothe Mills Thrown Out of Work
Chillicothe Ohio July 27 The Halmore and Ohio Southwestern shops were closed last night leaving 40 men unemployed. Late tonight the carpenter shops will close, affecting 90 more workers. Action follows a Dolley makers strike who refused to return.
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Scrippe-Metmocream Asane
Chillicothe
Hal
More & Ohio
Dolley
Cuticura Remedies Recount Promising Child Cure
A Brooklyn mother recounts twelve years of eczema suffering in her son, despite various doctors. After trying Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, the skin healed fully by age twelve, with the child now healthy and smooth.
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Michael Steinman
Brooklyn
N.Y
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