Prince von Hohenlohe Dies in Switzerland Echoes German American Ties
Former German chancellor Ludwig Karl Victor, Prince von Hohenlohe Schillingsturst, died at Ragatz Switzerland as Emperor William weighs funeral plans. Once a friend to Americans his conciliatory stance kept German American relations cordial during turbulent years.
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Berlin
Prince von Hohenlohe
Ragatz
Switzerland
Germany
Hohenlohe
Schillings
Chtodwig
Prince von Tighenlohe
Schillingsfuerst
United States
Americana
Prince von Hohenrohe
Prince von Wohenrohe
Theodore B. Runyon
Jackson
Prince von Wohenlohe
Death of Pierre Lorillard in New York hotel
Pierre Lorillard died at 2 19 Sunday afternoon after a severe illness dating from June. He arrived aboard the Deutschland from Europe July 4 and died at the Witth Avenue hotel. Funeral at 11 o'clock Wednesday from Grace Church with interment at Greenwood. Estate value estimates exceed 25 million dollars. he leaves a wife, son Pierre Lorillard Jr, and daughters Mrs William Kent and Mrs T Sut ton Taker. He was famed for racing horses, yachting, and real estate development including Tuxedo.
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New York
Pierre Lorillard
Lorillard
Witth Avenue
Europe
Lorilard
England
Ascot
David Garrick
America
Kilroy
Grace Church
Greenwood
Arious
Pierre Lorilard
Peter Loriilard
Lhe
Ile
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Pan American Exposition Attendance and Plans
Buffalo total attendance reached 1 779 868 by late May with June averaging over 31 000 daily. Hot weather reduced turnout though Buffalo remains billed as the cool city. Projections expect 5 000 000 by August and 10 000 000 overall as President McKinley plans a September visit with a president’s day during the month.
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Buffalo
Lake Erie
Chicago
McKinley
Killed by the Cars in Missouri and Other Late News
Miss Eva M. Kee assistant librarian at Missouri Botanical Garden was killed instantly when struck by a passenger train near Louisiana Missouri. In Arkansas near Index nine miles north of Texarkana two men were killed and two wounded in a dance hall gun battle between black suspects. Jessie Morrison was sentenced to five years for the 1900 murder of Mrs Castle in Eldorado Kansas. A circus accident at Colliston left one killed and several injured with material damage.
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St. Louis
Berlington
Louisiana
Eva M. Kee
Missouri Botanical Garden
Texarkana
Ark
Index
Here
Kansas City Southern Railway
Little River County
Jessie Morcison
Eldorado
Kay
Jessie Morrison
Lansig
Alkiman
Cy- Vu Castle
Coulis
Mure
Ce Calmiy
Rison
Hersetite
Circus Praia
Colliston
Glelwitz
Sulesia
Bursuuwey
Iteus Thule
Beautken
Wiel
Dealuces cure and aid for blocked minds in New York
A obscure notice from a weekly paper describes a wealthy woman cured of “Dealuces” by Dr. Nicholson. It mentions donation amounts and aims to help people who cannot provide “Bar Drems,” with an address in New York and references to the weekly News.
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Dy Nicholson
Address, Inc
T Nicholson Tepes
Highth Avenue
New Yok
Dawes Resigns to Seek Senate Seat in Illinois
Washington July 6 Charles G Dawes comptroller of the currency tendered his resignation effective October 1 to allow time for campaigning for the United States senate from Illinois He notes proprieties demand he leave to devote himself to the canvass and his current duties His term would not end until January 1 1893 Dawes began as comptroller January 1 1898 and oversaw major bank reorganizations and reforms including handling insolvent banks and consolidations His administration boosted bank supervision and published extensive banking statistics creating 735 banks and overseeing 4604 national banks with assets totaling large sums.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Ilinois
United States Senate
Canvaes
Senate
Dawes
Hin
James H. Eckele
Chestnut Street National Bank of Philadelphia
Seventh National Bank of New York
National Bank
Pania
Congress
United States
England
Three Drowned at Walbridge Park River Front Toledo
Three people drown while boating on the river by Walbridge park in Toledo on a July Thursday. Victims include George Hirth owner of a job printing firm his sister Helen Hirth and Aggie Felker. three others survived. A sailboat collision caused the overturn during a day outing.
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Toledo
Walbridge Park
George Hirth
Helen Hirth
Aggie Felker
Utar
PESTS OF THE FARMERS IN MINNESOTA
Acting State Entomologist B. B. Forbes reports a grasshopper outbreak across Minnesota with the Red River valley from Wilkin to Kittson counties hit hardest. Rocky Mountain locusts are prevalent, especially near Moorhead, capable of damaging wheat flax and potatoes if weather aids them.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Wilkin County
Kittson County
Rocky Mountain
Moorhead
Aeronauts Loss as Cannon Parachute Collapse Kills Pilot
Muskegon Michigan July 5 Frank Tazelow an aeronaut from Grand Rapids was killed Thursday during a cannon parachute drop. At 1 060 feet the ropes burst the cannon gun fell into Muskegon Lake and Tazelow was found mangled after removal. He was an assistant of Prof. Meisell and this was his second ascent witnessed by thousands.
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Muskegon, Mich
Frank Tazelow
Grand Rapids
Tazelow
Muskegon Lake
Meisell
Leander crew wins Grand Challenge cup in Henley race
In Henley on Friday the Leander Rowing Club defeated the University of Pennsylvania in the final heat for the Grand Challenge cup. The race featured cross winds and bright sun with Leander leading from Temple Island to the Isthmian, finishing a length ahead in 7 minutes 4-5 seconds.
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Pennsylvania
Henley
England
Pennsylvania University
Thames Rowing Club
Jane
Leanders
Penneynvasians
Lewanders
Daily News
Trenley
Leander Rowing Club
University of Pennsylvania
Bucks
Temple Island
Fawley
Isthmian
Wound Guilty in Upper Sandusky Murder Case
Marsh Lindsay was convicted of second degree murder after a 20 hour jury deliberation. The poisoning case involves Leciuon Ardmore and a lemonade drink. Three children are reported dead and many injured in the incident.
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Upper Sandusky
Marsh Lindsay
Leciuon Ardmore
Adu
Twentieth Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Cincinnati
At the Cincinnati gathering the twentieth international Christian Endeavor convention began with morning quiet hour meetings and extempore talks led by Rev. G Campbell Morgan and others. Large crowds filled Central Christian church. noon evangelistic work targeted tenement and factory districts under Dr C L Work. An evening rally at Auditorium Endeavor featured Capen and Sheldon, drawing over 6,000 attendees amid packed aisles and departing choruses.
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Cincinnati
Central Christian Church
G. Campbell Morgan
Baltimore
Dwight J. Moody
First English Lutheran Church
William Shaw
Boston
C. L. Work
Amditorium
Tunis Hamlin
Washington
Francis Clark Trev
Hamilin
Clark
Ira Landrith
Nashville
J. E. Pounds
Cleveland
Auditorium Williston
James Lewis Thowe
Lexington
Christian Endeavor Society
Richard William Lewis
Denver
Col
Auditorium Endeavor Sr
George J. Graft
Percy 5S. Foster
Washington, D. C
John Offer Custis
Barclay, Md
C. Lee Gaul
Philadelphia
George WV. Nie
Absh
Henry J. Marcusson
Chilesco
Auditetium Endeavor
Odon
Music Hall
Auditorium Endeavor
Auditorium Ohio
B. Capen
Mass
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Fort Wayne Lumberman Held in Murder of Girl
Charles Dunn, a lumber mill owner, was arrested in Huntertown near Fort Wayne on suspicion of murdering ten year old Alice Cothrell. The body was found in a cistern beneath Dunns house after four days of searching. Autopsy indicated death by strangulation and evidence suggested an attempted outrage before disposal in water. Coroner ordered Dunns arrest due to conflicting testimony and suspicions surrounding the case.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Dunn
Huntertown
Alice Cothrell
Dunn
Marie Sampleton
Barnett
Greenwell
Dean
Bloodshed at Wheeling Junction Ends in Multiple Fatalities
Steubenville reports one of the bloodiest panhandle affrays as three Italians, part of a railroad crew, attacked the Eidenaur family. Jacob Eidenaur, 90, and William Eidenaur, 50, were killed. Injured: Robert Eidenaur, Philip Eidenaur, and Jacob Fidenaur. Mrs Phillip Eidenaur and baby witnessed the assault. The attackers fled after the stabbing spree.
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Steubenville
West Virginia Panhandle
Wheeling Junction
Jacob Eidenaur
William Eidenaur
Robert Eidenaur
Philip Pi
Constitution's Fine Race On Bateman's Point Course
The yacht Constitution won a ten mile leg triangular race against Columbia and Independence on a course off Bateman's Point. Start time was 11:53 with Constitution leading at the first mark and finishing ahead of both rivals, securing a clear victory in the handicap race.
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Bateman
Uowelock
Columbia
Independence
Constitution
Columbia Libres
King to be emperor in British empire title change
London reports in parliament that a bill will change the king title to reflect sovereignty over the empire. It is rumored Edward may become British emperor, a notion linked to the German emperor at Victoria's funeral. Empress of India title had been adopted in 1876 with parliamentary consent.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Edward
Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Lord Beaconsfield
Dug King
Lightning Kills Three In Pittsburgh Outing
George McWilliams and family sought shelter from a thunderstorm near Moussen on the Monongahela river when a bolt struck the oak tree. Esther and Elizabeth, aged six and eight, died, an infant May died shortly after, McWilliams was paralyzed, his wife near death, a ten-year-old son severely shocked but likely to recover. Second item reports a Town Central passenger train wreck near Hampton, Iowa, with two postal clerks killed. details unavailable from this source.
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Pittsburgh
George McWilliamns
Moussen
Monongatela
Esther
Elizabeth
May
Towa
Burlington
Central
Hampton
Pope Expresses Gratitude Over Accession Oath Change
London July 6 The pope told Cardinal Gibbons he was grateful for King Edward's fair handling of the accession oath formula. The Daily Mail Home correspondent reports the pope's farewell visit and thanks. The Theo weekly News notes itself as the largest and best, LO cents a week.
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London
Cardinal Gibbons
Daily Mail
Edward
Theo
Probate Court Notice in Margigll Michigan
In the probate court at Margigll on the twenty fourth day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred and one, William A. Lune, judge, orders publication and a hearing for the Bequest of Wil sad Woillings Martin or Alice Pyrent PC. The order directs the rental and payment due dates to be fixed and a hearing scheduled.
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Michigan
Celhon
Margigll
Wiliam A. Lune
Dudue
Provate
Wil
Woillings Martin
Alice Pyrent
Munday
William A. Il
Dwiout W. Bsweenvockek
Register Wits
Fragmentary Notice From Probote Court Dated Evening
A damaged OCR fragment references a probate court matter dated the eleventh at three oclock. It mentions the Probuite ity of Mursul and names individuals in unclear terms. The legible bits indicate a formal court notice with a scheduled time and date.
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