Feitz Postpones Pike's Peak Aeroplane Jump
Large crowds gathered at Cotorapo Sprixes Colorado to watch William B. Feitz attempt a descent from Pike's Peak in an ornate aeroplane. Cloud and snow forced postponement as Feitz remained atop the summit awaiting favorable conditions to sail toward Colorado Springs twelve miles away.
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Sprixes
Colo
William B. Feitz
Pike’s Peak
Feltz
Feliz
Colorado Springs
Dispute Over Kansas Textbook Leads to Expunging Paragraph
A Kansas controversy over a civil government textbook sparked by Stryker the state superintendent duels with author Kuhn and publisher Crane. Stryker demands removal of a half page paragraph on money and debt questioning government redemptions, while Kuhn and Crave resist. Shipments hinge on mind change and payment terms, with costs noted at about 297 dollars.
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Toreks
Kan
Text Book Commission
Mr. Stryker
Public Instruction
W. D. Kuhn
Holton
George W. Crane
Fopeka
Stryker
Ae Sury
Kansas
Kuhn
America’s Mosquito King Loses Pension Sway
A long account details King George William Albert of the Mosquito coast, his pension dispute with Nicaragua and Britain, and his life in Jamaica. Reporter Arthur F. Sandham recalls the king’s finances, palace, ministers, and customs, including funerary rites and local rites among the Mosquito people.
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America
Nica- Taguan Republic
Jamaica
John Bull
Nicaragua
England
United States
Gam
British Honduras
Brazil
All
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Torre del Fuego
Ing
Europe
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Arthur F. Sandham
Roxbury
Mass
Mosquits
George
Jis Palace
Bluefields
Great Britain
Frederick Albert
Cuthbert
Jabeth Victoria
Vasious
Ming
Prem Cuthbert
Strike Plans for Westmoreland Miners Move Forward
Workers in Westmoreland and Central Pennsylvania aim to shut mines with a planned march next Wednesday. Camps will be left at DeArmit mines Canonsburg Bunola and other sites to keep the strikes alive guiding a 5 000 man movement under a military code. Debs denounces injunction against mining protests in Jacksons jurisdiction calling it sweeping and an attack on free speech.
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Canonsburg
Bunola
Dolan
East Pittsburg
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Copiat
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Sears Squire Slotuinets
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Wadlcout
iCameron Miller
Funes
Ogimphes
Debs
Jude Jackson
Virginia
Jackson
Oak Bill
Phin Creek
Subscriptions Expire Marked on Margin Notices
The Gazette notes a marginal mark indicating a subscriber's expiration date beside the number of their name. The notice serves as a reminder to renew before the listed deadline.
Kansas Wheat Crop Tops Five Million Bushels Rise
Kansas crop report details winter wheat yield of 49,502,037 bushels across 3,218,763 acres with 14.91 bushels per acre led by Cowley Osage and Woodson counties. Sixty eight counties produced 97 percent of total 48,041,144 bushels. heat and drought hurt corn prospects across central counties near Kiowa Pratt Comanche Harper Sedgwick Sumner.
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Torrka
Kan
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Cowley
Osage
Woodson
Kiowa
Pratt
Comanche
Harbor
Kingman
Harper
Sedgwick
Sumner
Abere
Tin Pratt
The Great August Sale Shirting Rints Listing
The notice lists various fabric and clothing items with sale prices per yard or per piece. Items include bayies re arrangements and remnants, genuine bitters soaps, and wash goods.
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Sale
Market optimism and robbery incident at Altamont
The article notes improved signs in general trade across New York Chicago and Galveston with higher purchases of dry goods clothing and shoes. It also reports a late evening robbery at the W J Low Milling Company in Altamont where three armed men looted $10 from an open safe and fled toward the territory as pursuers trailed them.
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Louis
Galveston
Loviesy of Trade
Rifies
Altamont
MT. Lexerh
W. J. Lowh Milling Company
Teuia Reparlie
Tesa Cattle News
St. Lugia
Europe
Nave
New York City
Weehington
D.C
United State
Associated Pree
Anxious for Peace Turkish Negotiations Rush to Settlements
The Turkish government seeks to speed peacetime negotiations due to financial strain from reduced funds, risk of a new loan, sick troops in Thessaly, and hostile moves by Bulgaria Serbia and Montenegro. Foreign Minister Tevfik Pasha responds to inquiries, noting uncertainty about the Turkish fleet’s destination. Reports say warships may head toward Crete as powers consider opposing a Turkish squadron if needed.
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Peo Nuyviizlions
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Sergia
Montenegro
Tev&k Vasha
Dardanelles
Calcutta Riot Report Sparks Commons Question
The Evening News prints a Calcutta volunteer letter claiming artillery killed 1,500 of 5,900 mill hands marching with rioters. Lord George Hamilton questioned in the House of Commons on July 9 about the claim, stating only seven deaths occurred.
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Calcutta
Ang
Evening News
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Lord George Hamilton
House of Commons
Bolles' Coal and Wood Yard Promises Low Prices
Drain Your Land, Drain Tile and Building Brick featured in a bold sale at Bolles' Coal and Wood Yard. The ad touts low prices and wide selection to attract homeowners and builders seeking affordable building materials.
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Republic newspaper pricing and features highlighted
The article extols the Republic as having numerous noted writers and artistes and an unparalleled four page comic weekly with each Sunday paper free. It also promotes women’s pages and a popular Dress Pattern Department while listing subscription rates and formats for daily Sunday and twice weekly editions.
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Republic
St. Louis
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