Lost in a Squall Tracy's Seal Found
A wrecked yacht on a lake last night left four dead or missing as a storm overturned the Merrymaker craft. Reports say David Moretil and Harry Tracy were linked to a forest duel tale, with recovery of remains and ongoing search for others.
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Jalyary
David More Til
Oregon
Harry Tracy
Josey
Tos
Tracy
Merrill
Torwater Canon
Posees Arawday
Vessal
Chicago
Joho H. Cameron
National Bank of the Republic
Mary Taylor
Harry Jensen
Rescoad
Jem
Ida
Ash
Gnally
Cameron
Bareoer
Petanne
Barber
Thomas Lipton
Leaky barges blamed for river contamination in Plaquemine visit
Dr Suayot of Plaquemine parish testified before the state health board in New Orleans about leaking barges on the Mississippi affecting oyster, shrimp, and fish quality. He warned river water unusable for drinking, causing drought driven impact on residents and rice planters who rely on irrigation.
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New Orleans
D. Shayot
Plaquamine Parish
State Board of Bealth
Suayot
Mississippi
Heady for Convention Wisconsin Republican Slate Nomination
Madison July 15 Everything is in readiness for the Republican state convention which meets tomorrow Ge r M La Follette will be placed in nomination and will receive a overwhelming majority of the votes cast Job M Whitehead the leader of the stalwart faction will likely be nominated and receive the minority votes Several candidates for each place on the balance of the ticket exist Lost in the mail Valuable letter from Boston reaches New York securities valued at 6000 dollars failed to reach their destination Edson F Chandler directed brokers to mail securities to their New York office on Broadway for delivery
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Jacob Cox
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Bain
Bagamm Lis Atantis
Cal
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Cox
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Californe
Los Angeles
Wicconsin
Madison
Wis
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Bosten
New York
Boston
Mass
Edson F. Chandler
J. O. Verton Paiva & Co
Broadway
New Life-Saving Device Demonstrated in Geneva
Experiments were conducted on the Laks Geneva with a life saving apparatus by Professor Probst of Geneva. The suit, made of India rubber, opens at the center and keeps nearly half the body above water. Outer airtight pockets hold a lamp, matches, food, and a trumpet. Trials succeeded.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Probst
Gift to Paris Natural History Museum From Morgan
A donation by J. P. Morgan funds a collection of precious stones shown at the Buffalo exposition, presented to the Paris Museum of Natural History. The stones are described as magnificent and accompanied by accompanying crysographic river imagery from Topeka. Also notes the death of Geo. Washington Stephens, founder of the Moline Plow Company, at his home with family by his side.
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P Joly
J. P. Morgan Bes
Paris Museum of Natural History
Ges. W. Siepmene
Bex
Moline, T
Geo. Waabingtom Stephens
Moline Plow Company
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King Edward Rests Aboard Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert
London reports King Edward VIII transferred privately from Buckingham Palace to a train, then to Portsmouth where he boarded the royal yacht Victoria and Albert. Attendants kept all but essential personnel away as bluejackets escorted the king, ships fired saluties, and the yacht set sail after the discreet transfer.
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London
Victoria and Albert
Portsmouth
Cowes
Victoria
Quana Victoria
Royal Yacht
Sugar Factories in Southern California to Begin August Operations
Los Angeles July 13 report grinding will start in southern California sugar factories around August 1. The harvest is expected to match last year’s output as crews have prepared machinery at Los Alamitos and cool favorable weather improves crop prospects for a strong season.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Los Alamitos
International congress notes and European court actions
Forelon notes report July convening of an anti white slavery congress with attendees from South America and Africa ports plus Countess Waldarsee. Netherland congress at Courtrai in August. publishing of My Expedition to the North Pole. German court actions including 49000 marks inheritance, a 75000 franc debt, and forfeiture to the state. Monaco gambling house crackdown affecting American perceptions amid Schwab publicity.
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International Congress For
South America
Countess Waldarsee
American Philanthropi Ia
Tha Hospic Publishing House
Missouri Republicans Convene To Nominate State Judges
Missouri Republicans at Jefferson City opened their judicial convention to choose a slate for the state supreme court vacancy and the St Louis Court of Appeals. James T. Sevilla of Springfield is named for the appeals vacancy with no opposition. Delegates noted a hot tent, debates over corruption and party unity, and bids from multiple candidates including Moses Whybark, N. A. Moseley, James C. Kiskadon, Henry Lamm, Sanford B. Ladd, and Edward Higbee. Burton of Kansas urged unity, while district support shifted to Sanford S. Ladd among others.
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Neemen Dagel
Nemator Merten
Joplio
Iepublican Judicial Joonvention
Jefferson City
Bev ©. Russell
Stallville
State Committee
T. Harrie
James T. Sevilla
Springfield
St. Louis
Russell
Itatepublican
Wild Burrat
Sanford
Ladd
Samuel W Moore
Richard H. Field
Burton
Kansas
Moses Whybark
Bolliger
N. A
Congress
Roosevelt
Curious Miscellany and Social Bits From Lyons
A jumble of lived notes and oddities including cataract ops on a wolf manageria in Lyons, extravagant fashions of Prince Albert of Thurn in Germany, a colored preacher attacking Jim Crow cars, and casual remarks on soap needs for negro travelers. Also mentions Professor Ook and Northwestern students forming an Actio Occlusion society, London play damages, pediatric dental tips, and local marriage licenses.
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Prince Albert
Thurn
Germany
South
Hoory
Ook
Northwestern University
Astoniahad
Sever
Northwestern
Acti Oculation Society
Profemce Crack
London
Ferthing
Lancet
Chicago Police Brace for Strike Aftermath
Chicago officers and reserve squads deployed in downtown areas and at rail yards to deter potential unrest tied to a freight handlers strike and sympathetic walkouts. Merchants fear mounting losses as arbitration moves stalled and brick building supplies risk disruption. Erie and Santa Fe railroads拒ed concessions, signaling broader industry noncooperation and possible factory shutdowns within days.
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Chicago
Uadls
Sorigas Irguis
South Water Street
Stats Board of Arbitration
Tas
Curran
Erie & Santa Fe
Local notes from city visit and regional figures
A string of brief items lists Herbert H. Ehs onal Anid Social visiters, including Miss Myrtle Paynter, Miss Jonnie Steele as guardian, and various travelers from Topeka Ottawa Baldwin and Denver. Also noted are domestic tips about gas stoves versus coal stoves, a Viennese artist Fenoz Muller, a Kentucky farmer and incubator tale, and political letters attribution disputes involving David B. Hill, Senator Gorman, and Hugh Farrelly.
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Herbert H. [Ohossa
Ouos Agancy
Oklahoma
Jonnie Steele
Myrtle Paynter
Topeka
F. W. Barieldes
Danver
F. J. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
A Hooley
W. C. Markham
Baldwin Ledger
City
W. J. Costigan
Ottawa
Tobco
Adam Oliver
Oliver
Ibis
Portland
Oregon
Henry Allen
Lawrences
George Shaw
Elizabeth Sellards
Denver
M.M. Bowden
Albuquerque
QO. S. Barks
Baldwin
Spsot
Topaka
J. D. Bowersock
Wilson
Clara Helle Deaton
Kansas City
Rail traffic and flood chaos near Lawrence and Ottawa
Trains resumed over the Union Pacific after rapid repairs to the town’s track as floods threaten yards and riverbanks. Emma Pine nearly drowned at a culvert. several hundred local residents and fishermen adapt to high water, with fishing thriving and building work halted. A gasoline stove explosion in St Louis endangers residents but causes only minor damage.
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Union Pacific
Lawrence
Emma Pine
Cousia
Toore
Lawranca
Ihs
Zimmerman Farm
Dicker Store
Godoua
Tha
Park Lawrence
Lake View
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Kansas City
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Rooming Homsa
Robert A. Birch
Fracklin House
St. Louis
George Prescott
Prescott
Fred
Awakad
Markets by Wire and Livestock Entries from July Markets
Wire market notes include grain bids with July and Sept figures and livestock details from Chicago and Kansas City. Funeral notices report Olive Atten Byers and Gliva Alce Myoeer with service details. city health efforts outline sanitary work by Officer O Connor due to Police Chief Campbell’s absence.
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A. B. Shrader
English Lutheras Coc
S. Palmer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rapid Transit Service Between Cities Praised by Traveler
An experienced traveler lauds the Ramper eight Che Detroit and New York Exposee of we Grand Tronk Reilengeyetem, noting its daily Chicago departure at 12:05 for Detroit Mt Clamess Niagara Falls New York and Philadelphia. The line offers wide vestibule coaches caleepariog car and pallmaen sleeping cars with quick tims and unmatched encemmads. Address: AG. P. A. Rowe 957 135 Adome Mt Chicago.
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New York
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Mt. Clamess
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