Curious Local Tales On Long Island and Chicago Marriage Ruse
On Long Island near Sng Warbor tales recount a woman Mrs Faulkner who, with husband George Fordham, agreed to a quit claim marriage setup aided by Oscar Luce. In Chicago a Catholic-Protestant mix leads to a wedding license ploy. Also in brief notes a dancer debuts in Chicago, a humorous bed of hot water myths, and editorials from the Argus fight over subcontracts and local papers.
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Long Island
Sng
Oscar Luce
George
Connecticut
Port Jervis
N.Y
Pawnee
Bill
Lawn
Delawire
Dia Torlat
Thomas Clarixey
Chicago
Dimpell
Maria Mahood
Mara
John
Maria
Thomas
Hurlani Page Haleey
Ward
Mr. Halaey
Halasy Avi
Brooklyn
South Dakota Editors Excurtion News Highlights Crops and Travel
South Dakota Press association members and their ladies completed an excursion amid crop optimism. The tour from Sioux City to Custer and Deadwood included weather, rail travel, and praise for sugar beets in Nebraska. Reports note rail changes and a jail break in Vermillion, with a telephony project planned from Fort Pierre to Mid Vand to warn stockmen of storms.
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United Car Room
South Dakota Press Association
Fremont
Elkhorn
Minsouri Valley
Payton
Crowfors
South Dakota
Sioux City
Beau Gras
Eorn
Sowth
Dally
Tawa
Nebraska
Cluudeon
Custer
Tielington
Deadwood
Tajmois
Chamberlain
Be D
Fort Pierre
Mid- Vand
Taterto
Bloux
Ovation for Bannerman as War Secretary Receives Cheers
London June 44 The Liberal House of Commons opened amid crowding as Hon H Campbell Bannerman Secretary of State for War appeared the chamber erupted in an ovation with hats waved and cheers. Harcourt urged dissolution while Balfour praised the minister and urged parliamentary restraint as the chamber adjourned for the day. Lord Salisbury later went to Windor forenoon.
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Liberia
London
House of Commons
H. Campbell Minnerman
Nberals
Sir William Harcourt
Balfour
Campbell
William Harcourt
Tyer
Sly
Poly
Gielr
Oltles
Balfour Thi
Merl
Panener
Ili
Cork
Huliabury
Lord Salisbury
Windyor
Indians Raid On Martin Ranch Reported At Dover
A report from Hennessy Oklahoma states a band of about twenty armed Cheyenne Kaw Indians raided Martin's ranch fifty miles west of Dover yesterday. They fired and burned two buildings on the ranch causing minor property damage. Tensions rise as local settlers fear a wider outbreak along the North Canadian River. Fort Cantone remains a military post, but could be overwhelmed if hostilities spread.
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St Lous
Hennessy
Okl
Martin
Dover
Cantonet
Incendiary Fire Destroys Presidio Post Exchange Building
After the military incident at the Presidio California on June 21 a large fire gutted the post exchange building. An employee Frank Roth was injured and taken to a military hospital amid a suspected arson attack aimed at spreading flames to nearby dwellings.
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Presidio
Roth
Democratic tour planned across the Northwest and West
A Democratic party speaking tour directed by Lawrence Gardner will visit about 50 meetings from June 24 to late summer, stretching from Washington to Buffalo and Duluth, then west through Montana Idaho Oregon Salt Lake City and San Francisco before returning east to Kansas City and home. The journey promotes democracy and unites opposition to the Republican party.
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Kaatern Geatern Witt Boon Finkene
Washington
Ski
Jardner
Republican Party
Jeane Washingt
Muffalo
N.Y Sugust
Great Link
Duluth
North
South Dakota
Montana
Tutte
Yellowtone Park
Witer Place
Idaho
Oregon
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
New Mexico
Nevada
Colorado
Utah
Nebrasvka
Kansan Chey
Loula
Salisbury Accepts Role in London College Theatre Plans
A report details Lord Salisbury's approval of a major ministerial project linked to a London college theatre. The ceremony includes a royal presence, a marriage rite, and elaborate gifts, with attendants and dignitaries from Westminster and nearby counties.
Five Injured In Wet Philadelphia Railroad Strike Incident
A derailment on the Philadelphia rail line near the Harp Bridge injured five people including Dante Nolan who was severely hurt and may die. Other injured were Gene M Kelly, Ed Serlotids, Ale David Lable, and four workers. the crash involved a freight train and prompted emergency response as authorities began investigations into the incident.
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Ishure
Weel Peihsylvacia
HirLahbre
Wratley
Neowin
Thames
Freien
Malin
Rey Bible
Dante Nolan
Nolan
Imay
Kelly
Serlotids
Ale David Lable
Bratie
Iran
Haarpatyevas
Rosebery Statement and War Cabinet Reshuffle Details
Fragmentary record notes Rosebery statement and ministerial shifts amid wartime governance. Mentions new postings, military reorganization, and potential changes in leadership, with reference to cabinet and defense oversight in a troubled political period.
Battle in Nebraska Prison
An inmate riot and ensuing clash unfold at a Nebraska facility. Guards and convicts engage in a chaotic sequence as a guard attempts control while inmates resist, leading to a tense standoff and uncertain outcome.
Russell Sage Advice to Young Men on Providence and Work
Russell Sage’s long parable extols self reliance and industry. It frames success as the result of disciplined effort, prudent capital use, and providence guiding enterprise, urging young men to work hard, invest wisely, and trust steady progress over luck or ease.
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New York
Ell
Russell Sage
Advier
Providence
Uitte Industries
Hilt Hit
Providetien
Hennae
Cain
Brook
Louis
Winwell
Mrs Corbett Seeks Divorce in Long Suburban Case
Mrs Corbett seeks absolute divorce from James J Pugiliat Corbett begun by wife amid talks of alimony and counsel fees. The case may hinge on private proceedings with efforts to keep both respondent and details out of public view. Background notes tie the couple to a touring theatre company and a separation that followed amicable talks, with a residence and stipend previously arranged.
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Mayers
James J
Corbell
Corbett
Wwe
Gentleman Jack
Mra
Corbet
Pines
Omaha Waterworks Foreclosure Granted in Federal Case
Judge Dandy of the federal court ruled today to foreclose and sell the plant of the Parmera Lawn and Trust Company of New York. He affirmed the validity of $4,000,000 bonds and held in favor of the bondholders, signaling the case will likely proceed to a sale.
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Omaha
Nel
Peerden
Parmera Lawn and Trust Company
New York
Receiver's supplementary report on Deviling and Cattle Feuding trust
McNulta reported to Judge Showalter in federal court a supplementary filing showing assets and liabilities totaling 81,126, A21 with arguments for adding bulk property to Bookholders. He forecast an order by Showalter to grant reorganization and asset recovery exceeding 1.4 million, and noted further possible asset recoveries and questions on disbursements. Jefferson observes John’s Day with a large Mason picnic east of Greene and scattered delegations from nearby towns.
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Chris
McNulta
Deviling and
Showalter
Cho
Judy Showalter
Tcelver Amarta
Katen
Greenhut
Jefferson, Ta
Greene
County
Thie City
Maganron
Muse
Sire
Rosebery Resigns as Prime Minister and Salisbury Forms Cabinet
London June 24 The cabinet crisis ends with Lord Rosebery tendering his resignation to the queen. Lord Salisbury is summoned to Windsor to form a Conservative ministry as Irish ministers voice unease at the abrupt fall of the government. The court circular notes Rosebery's resignation and acceptance by the queen.
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London
House of Commons
Lord Roseberry
Nas
Lord Salisbury
Windsor
Boxer
Downing Street
Very
Iriah Tensures
Christian Brothers
Lborera
Tottusea
House of Lords
al Seoteh
Bart Rosebery
Treasury
Counci
Dudle
London Dun Evening Revels At Bank Holiday
A London newspaper notes the bank holiday crowds showing drunkenness and vulgarity. It recalls Epping Forest in light of the risque mood among youths and adults, with tents, crowds, and disorder at venues like the Robin Hood, while contrasting with American cities for density and behavior.
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London
Epping Forest
Robin Hood
Wexex
New York
Chicago
America
Spider Plague Hits New Jersey
New York June 24 report says a wave of black spiders has invaded New Jersey with numerous bites. Victims include G. Fort of Canwith, who suffered a swelling of the leg after a bite, C. H. Folwell, Harry Linn of Williamstown, all reporting painful, swollen areas. Authorities fear a stable spider infestation spreading across the state.
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Mae
Hlyal
New York
G. 1 Fort
Can
bin Howe
C. H. Folwell
Otty
Harry Linn
Wilamstown
Gus
Elocutionists Conference Promotes Stammerer Reform Plan
A National Elocutionary Conference met in Horton Taslon Mans. June 4. Papers will cover elocution from kindergarten to advanced instruction. Aimed at establishing stammerer reform centers in cities over 26,000, under skilled teachers. method adopted in Germany cited for success.
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Mooern
Horton
Toston
Mans
Germany
Millers Reorganize Amid Moot At Chicago Auditorium
Millers from parts of the United States gather at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago to form a new organization aimed at harmonizing disputes between winter wheat mills and other stakeholders. The meeting addresses fraudulent patent claims and the creation of a formal association with named participants from Minnesota Mississippi and Michigan among others.
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Chienco
Chicago
Millers Feom
Parta
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Old Millers
Nutley
J.P. Mueller
National Gewression
Mo Davie
St Dion
Mo A.widlehart
Cronin
Michigan
Stu
Erin
Electrical Engineers Discuss Electrical Adance At Meeting
A report from Detroit notes Heworn Meertii ofie Aun pein ta Luka oe Ruedetend Haaghnenre attended a session discussing substitution of electricity for steam lines and the use of electrical applications in factories. The American Society of Engineers gathered at their headquarters to plan a meeting at the YMC hall and recognize notable members.
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Thufeym
Belin
Caine House
Shawn Falls
Moral
Hopi of
New York
Neasion
Loring
Amurican Kavloty
Storhanteal Engineney
Detroit
Mich
Tune
Tereunication
YMC
Nis
B.C. Wavie
Abirlle
Ely
Chicago Road Race Winners Triumph In Muddy Chase
A chaotic Chicago road race ends with unexpected winners as participants battled heavy dust and uncertain weather. Officials confirm prize distribution will honor the top finishers amid ongoing suspense about times and placings.
Taylor Nut Sentenced and Madge Ketmees Mentioned
The article reports Taylor Nut receiving a sentence and references Madge Gully Ketmees and ongoing legal actions. It notes further court opportunities, potential appeals, and proposed hearings with details about sentencing and release. Authorities discuss suspending actions pending approval and possible city-related arrangements.
In Memory of Carnot and Translated French Memorial Events
The article reports on memorial rites for Carnot with government figures attending religious services arranged by Mine Carnot. It notes wreaths at Carnot's tomb and mentions public expressions of opinion on Feigné's Camille and Dusne’s influence. A Minneapolis business convention discusses river navigation project funding for Minnesota.
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Yemen
Alain Lye Daye
Joni Carnot
Bryon
Tvs
Gotha of
Munraing
Ivey
Faure
Mine
Carnot
Ant
Yale Ae Pantheoi
Carot
3Ernhardt
Minneapolis
Mim
Ere
New Orleans
Minutesota
Cost of Running a Ship Shows High Expenditures and Wages
A detailed account outlines the operating costs of a vessel, listing salaries for officers and crew, maintenance, fuel, and general expenses. It notes wages for captains, mates, engineers, firemen, stewards, and other staff, with figures ranging up to $3 000 and total ship expenditures around $16 000 plus annual round trips. The article discusses the scale of crew, shipboard duties, and the economic burden of maintaining such a vessel, including the substantial number of personnel and the high cost of supplies and repairs.
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New York
Jay Hotel
Wien
P.onereny
Louis
Twehetheer
Ploward’s
Enlows
Mholviray
Heck
Onmpneere
Mhelukers
Ayeren
Bird
Sto Toole
Neaeuyiyes Torch
Nike
Sloward
Pinsenkerk
Inera
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Peoria
John Morrow
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Miss O'Brien
Springfecht
Mme, Nordea
Auly
O. Baluturia
Jefferson Market
Emma Busch
Eleventh Street
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Mrs. Kendall
England
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Chanberlan
Rapid City
Atta Stoker
Argus
Fred Tanes
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Aditar
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Lanes
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Mide
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Win. B. Stonling
Theehy
Ty Omaha Wid
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Wright
Bannerman
Salisbury
Ola
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al Wirlaire
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Garett
Tinian
Areishov
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Cate Cugiem
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Beringwen
Lott Todas
Gort Hoseberg
Daten
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Vrines Manuel
Duler
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Hutt
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Loony County
Henry Tilden
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Ion
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le Adeanney
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Sitet
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Dusne
Camille
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Tate Democratic Central
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Finte
Tony
Sanger
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Sima
Washington, D. C
Lal W. Pha
Yriken Wongrenior
Sangerty Chiesed
Albany
Jy Tred
Mary Oress
Amin Bat
Aseormblad
Hotel Kenmure
Rfuy
Ahwiliben
Berutoxi Envwilite
Corault
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