Spectacle as Prince of Wales reviews 15600 Canadian troops
At Quebec’s Plains of Abraham the Prince of Wales reviews 15 600 Canadian troops with ten thousand sailors participating. Indians in bright dress, settlers in historic outfits, and a grand ball at Parliament two, plus a dedication of the Quebec battlefields.
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Tom Taggart to Lead Democratic Campaign HQ in Chicago
Tom Taggart, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announced headquarters will be set in Chicago. John H. Atwood of Kansas leads for national committee chair. William J. Bryan leaves Lincoln for Chicago to attend the NCD subcommittee meeting.
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William J. Bryan
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O Connell to Open Billiard Hall and Tobacco Store
Conductor Jack OConnell, badly crippled last year while boarding a stock train he led toward Huntington, plans to open a first class billiard hall and tobacco store next week in the Corpe building beside the post office.
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Dorando Wins Great Marathon Amid Dramatic Finish
Dorando, an American rivaling Italian contenders, wins the 26 mile marathon with 80 starters in London amid a dramatic finish. He falls five times near the royal box as Queen Alexandra rises to encourage him then collapses crossing the line. Hayes and Forshaw place behind him amid protests regarding finish crowding.
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Sky MlotS Play Bala in Spokane Match
In Spokane Washington on July 14 SKY MLOTS faced Bala in a regional clash. The game highlighted local talent with competitive play and notable efforts from both squads.
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Croker Questions Kern in Interview on 1904 Campaign
Richard Croker, former Tammany chieftain, says he hopes Bryan wins and asks who Kern is. He adds America does not want more Roosevelts and claims Hughes belongs to the Salvation Army. Croker praises King Edward as the world’s most popular man and says Edward would win if a world president election were held.
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Grain Fires Reported After Severe Storm Near Walteburg
Two grain fires broke out near Walteburg due to a strong electrical storm. W Lloyd’s farm near one mile southwest reportedly lost a large wheat crop, while D Eaton suffered extensive barley destruction. Telegraph service was disrupted and damages estimated in the hundreds of dollars, with flames visible from Walteburg.
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Walla Walla
Witness to Deed Killed in Alameda Watchman Murder
San Mateo County officials hunt for an unknown Greek suspect in the murder of Slovan Steff, the sole witness who could convict a former bakery firm member. Steff was slain at the Western Moat company's building in Alameda where he worked as a watchman, after a struggle during which his finger was bit off.
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Western Moat Company
Alameda
Robberies in Pendleton Target Homes and Stock Exchange
Robbers broke into the homes of A. Z. McAlister and Nate Haines in Pendleton overnight and ransacked interiors. They attempted to force entry at the old Stock Exchange in the Tenderloin district seeking liquor. A heavy clock valued at $59 was stolen from McAlister, a small bank containing ten dollars was taken at the Raines Place, and two men were arrested in the Stock Exchange case though their innocence was reportedly provable.
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Gaspipe Thugs Sentenced to Hang in San Francisco
John Slemeon and Louis V. Dabner, labeled as pipe thugs, are sentenced to hang next Friday. This morning they were moved from cells to the death chamber near the gallows as Biomeen shows breakdown and Dibner maintains a calm pose.
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