Welcome 10 The Veterans Parade Preview Headline
The article describes veterans being welcomed for a parade with multiple fire engines from City of Homes Springfield Chicopee Nass and other units arriving. It notes carnival rides gondolas flying horses and a betting attraction with a fakir and cigars enticing attendees, highlighting the event's festive but crowded scene and rising costs for visitors.
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City of Homes
Springfield
Chicopee
Nass
Alabama Coon
Stoughton
Mass
Reign of Terror in Shenandoah Sparks Military Call Up
Governor at Paul Smiths monitors Shenandoah unrest as sheriff seeks aid. Three regiments based at Pottsville Wilkes Barre Northumberland and Scranton along with Harrisburg troops and Battery C Phoenixville may be sent to the scene. Generals Stewart and Gobin weigh the request and advise action.
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Paul Smith
Adirondack Mountains
Executive Department
Shenandoah
Pottsville
Wilkesbarre
Northumberland End
Scranton
Harrisbug
Phoenixville
Stewart
Gobin
Lebanon
State Arsenal
Old Home Week Committee Names and Local Officials
The text lists James H Carmichael Albert F Grant James B Casey and others as Alderman council members and officials for Old Home Week with various named figures. It notes a scene with vendors and mentions Cyrus Barton Daniel N Pickering and Governor’s rapid travel plans to Harrisburg amid railroad and telegraph arrangements. General Golsin is named as commander of the unit.
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Goodwin
Harrisburg
General Golsin
National Guard Mobilizes for Shenandoah Riots
Harrisburg announces Gov. Stone orders the Eighth and Twelfth regiments and the Governor's Troop to Shenandoah to quell tonight's rioting. Gen. J. P. S. Gobin commands about 1500 troops to depart by special train and arrive by daybreak.
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Harrisburg
Iowa Republicans Name Ticket At Des Moines Convention
Des Moines July 30 The Republican state convention established the ticket for state offices including secretary of state W B Martin auditor B F Carroll treasurer Gilbert 8 Gilbertson attorney general C W Mullen and judges Scott M Ladd Charles A Bishop John C Crockett and W W Cornwall as supreme court reporter Nearly 1100 delegates attended the gathering The tariff and trust planks caused the only controversy resolved by committee reiterating last year with an amendment praising President Roosevelt for anti trust actions No nominating speeches were given and prominent visitors including the full Iowa congressional delegation were not asked to speak.
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Des Moines
W. B. Martin
B. F. Carroll
Gilbert 8. Gilbertson
C. W. Mullen
Supreme Court
Scott M. Ladd
Charles A. Bishop
John C. Crockett
W. W. Cornwall
Roosevelt
Iowa
Congress
July Corner in Oats Stuns Chicago Markets
In Chicago July oats, a temporary restraining order blocks James A. Patten and associates from cornering new July oats or boosting prices. Waite Thornburn & Co. sought relief against heavy shorts, marking a dramatic halt in a historic market maneuver and triggering suits and potential board of trade actions as default risk looms.
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Chicago
Waite, Thornburn & Co
Chytraus
James A. Patten
Chicago Board of Trade
Carrington, Patten & Co
Patten Bros
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
Board of Trade
Wild showmen parade at city hall and common spectacle
A large crowd followed an electric display at city hall to the common where fakirs hawked wares. Ki Ko the wild man swallowed raw meat, Esau the wild woman was cage guarded, and dancing girls performed on stage. An African dodger completed the lineup amid warnings of a life changing chance.
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City Hall
Ki Ko
Esau
Oats Market Slump Alters Dealer Confidence
The article notes buyers and dealers overwhelming the market as oats contracts tighten and trading pressures ease, leaving dealers with diminished ability to fulfill obligations and signaling a shift in supply dynamics.
Feeling Against Rodgers Abroad Sparks Durham Police Move
Mrs Amanda White a relative of Munroe Rodgers held in Durham N C reports a letter saying local efforts to thwart Durham sergeant Crabtree have provoked strong feeling over Rodgers case In Massachusetts proper papers are ready and Crabtree will likely arrive to serve them tomorrow
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Brockton
Amanda White
Munroe Rodgers
Durham
N. C
Crabtree
Massachusetts
Rodgers
Marshall Leach
Bishop Potter Says European Trip Improved Health
Bishop Potter of New York, visiting Copenhagen, said his health greatly benefited from the European voyage and he is in excellent condition. He praised Scandinavian scenery and the migrants’ contribution to the United States. He met the Bishop of Denmark, visited the University Library, and planned to preach in Hamburg before attending a religious congress in Bonn, then return to the United States.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Potter
New York
United States
Hamburg
Bonn
Slaved All Her Life to Save Little Fortune
Brockton July 30 Mary Kelleher a 67 year old woman who spent years in washing ironing and odd jobs is very ill She had saved a sum of money and four thousand dollars in various forms was found hidden in odd places The money was discovered at 365 Warren Avenue where she formerly lived with her brother in law Dennis Leary Dr W H McCarthy and Leary made the find after she fell ill and was moved to the home of Elizabeth Leyden at 27 Exchange Street
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Brockton
Mary Kelleher
Dennis Leary
Warren Avenue
Elizabeth Leyden
Exchange Street
W. H. McCarthy
Leary
Dignitaries Dined In House Of Commons Dinner
London on July 30 John Redmond Irish party leader hosted a dinner in the House of Commons for guests including Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Australian Premier Edward Barton. The guest list featured John Morley Sir James Mathew Lord Justice of Appeals Father Cronin Darcy Scott and W T Stead among others.
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London
John Redmond
House of Commons
Wilfrid Laurier
Edward Barton
Australia
John Morley
James Charles Mathew
Justice of Appeals
Father Cronin
Buffalo
Darcy Scott
Ottawa
W. T. Stead
Derelict Reported Near New Bedford Harbor
A report from New Bedford dated July 30 describes a derelict sighted at latitude 35.02 north, longitude 57.26 west on July 15. The vessel, about 175 feet long with a coppered bottom, was bottom up and appeared merchantman quality but the name could not be read.
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New Bedford
Greyhound
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Ruel F. Britton
Torrent Veteran Firemen
James E. Hill
Lowell Veteran Firemen
New York Cloak and Suit Co
John Street
Woliar
Bowler Bros
Lowell
Worcester
St. Vincent's Hos.pital
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester Optical Co
Gundlach Blair Camera Co
H. B. Shattruckhr & Son
Prescott Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Iscuit
Uneeda Biscuit
Bishop Potter
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex St
Dd. P. Knowwliton
Prescott ST
Reed. Telephone
DR. J. F. True & CO
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Chas. T. Saul
Benj, A. Gilbert
Optician
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Lakeview Park
D. L. Page Company
Diane
Hibbard’s
Lakeview Theatre
Joseph J. Flynn
Elema
Willow Dale Park
Comenc- Wit
High Glass
Chelmsford
T.58
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Lowell’s
Newes
Lexington, Mass
Rustic Theatre
O’brien Trio
Carr & McDonald
Wills & Collins
O'Hama
Russell & Locke
1St Regiment Mass
Heavy Artillery
Frank L. Collins
Lexington
Boston St, Jry
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Billerica
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Lothrop
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G. G Read
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