Mining output to exceed all records in Colorada this year
The article forecasts extraordinary mining production in Colorada with vast mountain snowpack promising ample water for summer. It notes rapid development of silver deposits and mentions a prominent Armenian actor Atamian dying in Constantinople and his international stage fame.
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Colorada
Atamian
Constantinople
Russia
Greece
Parker
Seath
France
England
Shakespeare
Athello
Hamlet
Uke Rubenstain
Iowa News Roundup From Des Moines to Dubuque
Readable items note Des Moines cotton mill expansion this season and a Reed organixod band in Keokuk. Davenport river festival in September, Garden Grove old settlers reunion in August, and a Keokuk marriage claim of separation due to habitual drunkenness. Major incidents include a Danville drugstore robbery, Iowa Sate college events, and a brutal assault in Keosauqua.
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Des Moines
Reokuk
Davenport
Porést
Garden Grove
Salvation Army
Bronx City
Hookuk
Bintis Thautsugira
Spencer
Rock
Ids Greveé
Mefabe
Wak
Hueston
Keokuk
Mystic
Avellon
Dubuque
Epworth League
Town Falls
Austin Flint Medical Association
Buena Vista Aocusal Institute
Storm Lake
Dubugie County
Carbondale
Beacon
Burlington
Phillip Campbell
Spearald
Grand Commandry of
Iowa
Temiar Park
Spirit Lake
C. W. Hel & Co
Stanton
Ind
F. Late Young
National Editorial Association
Minneapolis
Charles Hirt
Reoknk
L. W. Lewis
Conventiot
Boone
Ames
Muscatine
Decatur County
Ignet
WL A. Re
Ohio
Gari Davidson
Minnie Fishburne
Waterloo
Alonzo Dibble
Cannon Falls
Min
Iowa Satiens Quarte
Keosauqua
Mary
Dysuri
Anamosa Penientiary
Pia
Reddy
John Seld Ir
Cilve
Polk County
OY BoosieNece
Apecter
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Air ship venture collapses. Burlington firm dissolves
The famous Air Ship company headquartered in the city quietly ceased to exist after failed stock subscriptions. Pennington and associates formed a $10,000,000 capital venture two months ago to build the Carmel airship and expand operations from Chicago to New York, but public skepticism doomed the project. Pennington plans to finish a large machine in St. Louis and launch a trial, with Joseph Frame and D. W. Allcphy traveling to St. Louis for the event.
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Burnreroy
Famous Air Ship Company
Pennington
Mee Pennington
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
St Louis
Burlington Company
Joseph Frame
D. W. Allcphy
Leper Chin Hop Sing Found Working In East Side Laundry
A Chinese leper, Chin Hop Sing, was discovered laundering shirts in a New York East Side laundry. Health officials confirmed leprosy but had no facility to take him in. He previously lived in San Francisco and Newark, sharing a life with other lepers and facing social ostracism. He now operates his cousin Ching En’s laundry after taking over the business from a frightened seller.
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New York
East Side
San Franccisco
Hop Sing
China
Newark
N. J
Lang
Ching En
Chin Hop Sing
The Benders' Fate Revealed in Freighter Tale
Attorney E. B. Randolph recounts a freighter Tom Poollttie story about the Bender family murders. He says York's brothers led a search to the Bender house, forced a confession, and executed the elderly couple and their son on the rafters. Kat Bender died amid the hanging, and York’s avengers removed the bodies to the creek.
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Benders
Sv. Joseps
E. B. Randolph
Nickerson
Kant
Tom
Poollttie
Bender
Doolittle
York
Kat Bender
Annie Besant to Lead International Theosophical Society
Advices from London unite in predicting that Mrs. Annie Besant will become the practical female dictator of the International Theosophical Society succeeding the late Madame Blavatsky. It is reported that Besant will handle duties formerly led by Blavatsky, and she has withdrawn from prior work to devote herself to these responsibilities.
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Annie Hoanant
New York
Lonidon
Agnie Besant
Madame Blavatsky
International Theosophical Society
Colonel Oleett
Airs
Hesant
Washington Cavalry Troop Begins 200 Mile Practice March
Washington's cavalry unit under Captain H. S. Barbour, plus New York's crack troop as guests, leave for a 200 mile march through Maryland West Virginia and Virginia. They will pass Harper's Ferry Charleston Winchester and Leesburg returning by Meyers by August 1. Troopers wear fatigue uniforms carry carbines and sabres and lodge in canvas tents with government rations. Further receptions await them along the route.
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Washington
Wasnixerox
D.C
H.S. Barbour
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Charleston
Winchester
Herryville
Commissariat
Maybrick petition drives appeal to free Mrs Maybrick
London reporters note a persistent campaign by a monster committee seeking clemency for Florence Elizabeth Maybrick the American condemned to life in prison for poisoning her husband. Over ten thousand names join a petition including aristocrats philanthropists and educators. The group aims to press Parliament but may wait for a Liberal victory and a new home secretary to advance the appeal.
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New
Yor
London
Monster
Florence Elizabeth Maybrick
Matthews
Liberal Party
Willam Vernon
Harcourt
Royalty Entertaiond Banquet For Editorial Delegates
Minneaplis July 18 The local committee and Minnesota publishers hosted a lavish banquet for National Editorial association delegates. The event ended in early morning with Auld Lang Syne. Delegates plan departures or extended visits to Yellowstone Park California and other sites before returning home. The meeting is described as the most successful since the association began.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
National Editorial Association
Yellowstone Park
California
The Scandinavian Singers Convene In Minneapolis
The biennial convention of United American Scandinavian Singers society opens with several thousand singers from across the United States. Grand concerts run today and tomorrow while delegates meet Monday to elect officers at Lake Minnetonka. A strong Chicago delegation seeks the next session in Chicago during the world’s fair.
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Misqrearonis
United American-Scandinavian Singers’ Society of the
United States
Neilson
Jenny Lind
Boston
San Francisco
Lake Minnetonka
Chicaco
Chigaro
National Youth Worlds Fair association gains rapid enrollment
The National Youths Worlds Fair association formed July 4 reports rapid signup with hundreds of names daily and representation from twenty states. Membership is set at a low 10 cents to ensure poor children can enroll, aiming to reach 35 million participants nationwide and abroad. The group plans a children's pavilion and a children's congress at the world’s fair with Rt Rev. Bishop Fallows leading the movement.
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Gaicaco
Uly
Rt Rev
Bishop Fallows
Reformed Episcopal Church
Unruly French Striker Surrounded Rail Depots
Large crowds of rail workers gathered at depots in Paris as they opposed non union crews handling freight. Gendarmes dispersed the gatherings and the planned march to the chamber of deputies was abandoned.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
South Dakota advocates special session for world's fair funds
A broad petition from two thirds of the South Dakota legislature urges Governor Mellette to call a special session to appropriate fifty thousand dollars for a state exhibit at the world’s fair. Lawmakers pledge to serve without pay and foot expenses, while North Dakota already budgets twenty five thousand. The call hinges on gubernatorial action amid strong public pressure.
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Pierre
South
Dakota
South Dakota
Mellette
Mallette
North Dakota
Melletie
Preparations Underway for Grand Army Encampment
In Detmorr Michigan preparations for the national encampment of the Grand Army proceed as local committees handle tasks for an August gathering. Special invitations drew many distinguished guests to Detroit and city officials plan elaborate decor. Tent setup in parks and overflow spaces begins early next week.
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Detmorr
Mich
Grand Army
Detroit
Stonewall Jackson Monument to be unveiled Wednesday
The monument honoring General Stonewall Jackson will be unveiled Wednesday. An advance guard of visitors has begun arriving in the city, signaling a major southern event with delegations from every southern state and northern fraternal contingents expected to attend.
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Stonewall Jackson
Stonewall) Jackson
Jackson
South
North
Market Results From Sioux City and Nearby Bourses
Sioux City and nearby markets report hogs, cattle and sheep prices. Hogs trade varied by weight and grade with light hogs around 34.30 to 5.00 per hundred. cattle show steers 110 to 1300 pounds at 1.50 to 1.50, feeders 1.60 to 2.50, cows 1.0 to 1.8, yearlings 2.00 to 2.50, and bulls 1.20 to 2.25. Curacao and Omana also list mixed results for hogs and cattle alongside notes from Kansas City and Sioux areas.
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Sioux City
Curiaco
Souis Omana
Kansas
Crrr
Produce and Provisions Notes From Ciuzcndo Listing Commodities
July 20 market summary lists produce and provisions with prices for flour wheat corn oats barley and dairy. It notes cash and September futures for several grains and mixed entries for meats eggs and dairy products, reflecting a commodity trading snapshot.
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Ciuzcndo
Young Americas
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