Business Directory Banks Ufactors and Manufacturers
Directory notes local Banks and Ufactors listing manufacturers such as The Rigo Nine Portable and Semi Portable engines, ULLING MILL Jos Cornea proprietors, Glass Factory Green Glass Hollow Ware and Bottles, Ashllon Iron Bridge Co makers of bridges roofs and general structures, plus jeweler listings Col Von Kanel and Joseph Coleman with watches clocks and silverware on East Main and South Erie streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitrer
Boel
Flaake, &c
Aasillon Iron Bridge CO
Marquette Michigan a Charming Summer Resort Reachable by Rail
Marquette on Lake Superior is highlighted as a charming summer resort accessible via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. The description promises beautiful location, scenery, hotels, and immunity from hay fever, presenting Marquette as ideal for health and rest. Send four cents for The Lake Superior Country description of Marquette and the copper country to Geo H Heafford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, IL.
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Marquette
Lake Superior
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mich
Copper Country
Geo. H. Heafford
Assenger
Chicugy
Round Trip Fares to Denver and Nearby Cities
Public notice lists $31.50 round trips to Denver via Chicago with North Western routes. Includes Jado Springs Puebo destinations, dates July 3 to October 31, with quick two hour service and low rates to Greenwood Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs and Deadwood. Agents sell tickets through North Western Ry. Address D W Alavi 234 Superior Street Cleveland O.
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Denver
Jado Springs
Puebo
Chicago
Union Pacific and
North
Western Line
Ocober
Grenwood Springs
Ogte Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Eadwood
S. Oak
Aga de North- Western Ry
D. W. Alavi
Superior Street
Cleveland
Woman Healed by Faith in Pittsburg Industry Woman Crump Case
Mrs Violetta Crump of Industry Pennsylvania after years of illness including spinal trouble and nervous disorder was reportedly cured by faith healing. She walked unaided to the pump and prepared a meal, ending long dependence on remedies. Now about 38, she resumed life at home as her testimony is released by Rev BE Whitesides.
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Pittsburg
Violetta Crump
Industry
Crump
Boers Their Own Gunners Rebuilt War Power Here
Allen Sangree in Ainslee's Magazine asserts Transvaal artillery is led by young Boers rather than foreign experts. He notes burghers aged 17 to 21 sight and operate cannons, build pontoons from railroad ties, and show superior marksmanship behind Boer parapets. Kruger rejects asylum in America, vows to die fighting for independence.
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Kruger
South Africa
Transvaal
Allen Sangree
Ainslee
Goodby
America
John Clark Ridpath Dies After Illness In New York
Celebrated historian John Clark Ridpath died in Presbyterian Hospital New York from a complication of diseases. Born in April 1841 in Indiana he rose from schoolmaster to DePauw professor authoring major works including a popular US history and a four volume Cyclopaedia of Universal History. He briefly ran for Congress in Indiana as a Democrat.
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Indiana
New York
Depauw
Han
Congress
York
John Clark Ridpath
Presbyterian Hospital
E. Ridpath
LL. D
Putnam County
Ind
Christianburg
Samuel Matthews
Virginia
Asbury
DePauw) University
Aallemy
Thorntown
John Clare Ridpath
Lawrenceburg
Delauw
United States
Third States
Garfield
Frataun
James G. Blaine
Gladstone
Webster’s Dictionary
Arena Magazine
Boston
The
King Humbert’s Death Casts Italy Into Mourning at Monza
At Monza the body of King Humbert lies in state with Queen Marguerite and priestly vigil as crowds and nobility mourn. Cardinal Archbishop orders requiem mass. Milan witnesses scenes of shock as King Victor Emmanuel III heads to Brindisi. In Rome, a manifesto is issued in the absence of the new king.
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Monza
Humbert
Marguerite
Father Bignami
Milan
Bressi
Mme
Romela
Victor Emmanuel III
Brindisi
Rome
China declares war amid siege and empire turmoil
A Tiensin dispatch dated July 21 reports China declared war on June 20 after the Tsung Li Yamen broke relations on June 19. The siege worsened with 2,000 Chinese killed, foreigners and locals sheltering in legations, and a July 17 truce after 26 days of bombardment.
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Ca Ben
London
Tien Tsin
Tsung-Li-Yamen
China
Baron von Ketteler
Francis James
I Unders
Econverts
Prince Lu
Han-Liu College
Morrison
Reid
Tementy
PekMi
Japanese Hold Tientsin Amid Negotiation Push
Tokyo reports Japanese forces under Lt Col Shiba resist Tunng-Fuh-Siang troops at Tientsin while awaiting reinforcements expected by month’s end. Chinese authorities show willingness to negotiate as firing ceases. Casualties include Attache Kojina Captain Ando and six marines wounded. Narahara, a student, among others injured.
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Uese
Wuiy
Washington
Tien Tsin
Peking
Foreign Office
Tokio
Shiba
Tunng-Fuh-Siang
The
Legation
Election Ordered in Cuba for Convention Delegates
War department announces general election in Cuba on the third Saturday of September to elect delegates to a Havana convention on the first Monday in November. The delegates will draft and adopt a constitution for Cuba.
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Washington
War Department
Cuba
Havana
Baseball Scores and Schedule From League Action
Yesterday's league games in Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York and more ended with varied scores and attendance. Notable results include St Louis 4 7 hits 8 errors losing to Philadelphia 1 18 hits 2 errors and Cincinnati winning 11 9 over Boston. Schedule shows Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia. American League matchups include Minneapolis over Buffalo 10 0 and Chicago over Indianapolis 1 0. Historical notes add light social quips from period papers.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Donahue
Fraser
McFarland
Jones
Origer
Hurst
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Naps
Howell
McGuire
Tannehill
Zimmer
Terry
Boston
Hoston
Cincinnati
Lewis
Cuppy and
Sullivan
Hahn
Breitenstein
Kahoe
Swartwood
New York
Chicago
Mercer
Bowerman Warner
Garvin
Chance
Umpre—O'day
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Bailey
Fisher
Kerwin
Spear
Schreckengost
Cannallon
Indianapolis
Katoll
Sugden
Gardner
Powers
McDonald
Kansas City
Cleveland
Gear
McManus
Hoffer
Chrisham
Mannassau
Milwaukee
Detroit
W. L. Pe
Phila
Cincinnat
Incensed Reply To Roosevelt At Toledo Meeting
The Ohio Association of Democratic Clubs opened a two day Toledo session at the Lyceum theater with leaders like George Fred Williams and Judge Tarvin present. Ex Governor Altgeld of Illinois plans to speak tonight in response to Roosevelt’s St Paul speech and the telegram exchange with Dr Reemelin notes Altgeld’s anger and intention to reply.
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Toledo
Ohio Association of Democratic Clubs
Lyceum Theater
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Judge Tarvin
Kentucky
Altgeld
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Timothy Tarsney
Barkwith
Michigan
James M. Robinson
Indiana
H. H. McFadden
Allen Smalley
Upper Sandusky
I BR. Sherwood
Jones
Reemelin
Cincinnati
Recemelin
Rooseevelt
St. Paul
Fate of two soldiers in Philippines deaths report
General MacArthur released a list of July to August deaths from disease and other causes among U.S. troops in the Philippines. The record includes numerous names and units across dysentery diarrhoea malaria and other illnesses, plus a case described as murdered by a comrade.
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Philippines
Lieutenant Spurgin Dies From Shock After Surgery
A cable from General MacArthur reports First Lieutenant David G. Spurgin of the Twenty‑first Infantry died at 6:30 p.m. July 29 in Manila from shock following a surgical operation. Spurgin, born February 16, 1867 in Ohio, is listed as dead in the official dispatch. The report comes as Manila confirms the loss of the officer to post‑operative complications.
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Manilla
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Wahington
David G. Spurgin
Twenty-first Infantry
Lietenant Spurgin
Ohio
Bishop Moore to China for Shanghai posting
Bishop David H. Moore elected bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church with Shanghai as his stationary residence delivered a farewell address in Cincinnati and said he would depart for China on Wednesday. In New York, George Dixon broke his arm in two places and lost to Tommy Sullivan at Coney Island in the seventh round.
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Cincinnati
David H. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shanghai
China
Dixon
Wight
New York
George Dixon
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Powers Denounced Goebel Murder in Kentucky Trial
Caleb Powers testified in Georgetown on August 1 in the Goebel murder case. He described his actions on the day, denied talks of suspicion with companions, and recounted meetings in Louisville and Frankfort, a tense sheriff’s speech, and his attempts to secure a full investigation while avoiding life suspicions. He noted discussions with Yost and Bradley and his consideration of informing Commonwealth's Attorney Franklin.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Powers
Walter Day
John L. Powers
Wharton Golder
Frankfort
Louisville
Winfield Hotel
Witnes
Frankfurt
Colton
Burton
Breckenridge County
J. B. Matthews
George Hemphill
Commonwealth
Franklin
Golden
Yost
Bradley
Catlin
Holding Out in Pekin Legations Await Reinforcements
The Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Shiba's July 28 letter from Pekin describing legations under siege since mid June and attacked nightly. Reinforcements from Tientsin are expected within a week. casualties include eight killed and sixty Europeans dead or wounded. The emperor and empress dowager are still in Pekin.
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Associated Press
The
Independent
Washington
War Department
Coolidge
Tientsin
Shiba
Legation of
Pekin
Tientsi
Wan Shosan
Legation
All Safe and Well From Tientsin Dispatch
A Tientsin dispatch by Associated Press reports Major Waller of the American Marines received Minister Conger’s July 21 message noting no further action since July 16. Provisions exist for weeks but ammunition is scarce and bombardment threatened a general massacre if not relieved soon. Conger cited victory at Tientsin and expressed regret over the terrible cost. all are safe and well.
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Lexpos
Associated Press
Tientsin
Waller
Conger
Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha Dies in Coburg
Victoria's son the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha died suddenly in Coburg from heart failure after a recent medical consultation revealed a cancerous growth at the root of his tongue. His death shocked London as the bells tolled and the royal announcement went out. The Duke will lie in state in England and the Duke of Albany succeeds to the title.
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Duke of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
England
London
Saxe- Coburg-Gotha
Victoria
Coburg
Prince of Wales
Royal Chapel
Duke of Albany
Vienna
Losenau
Royal High
Two Elders Painted Blue in Mansfield Mob Incident
About 4,000 residents mob Zion Elders A W McChicken and E P Fisher in Mansfield on Aug 1. They barricaded a home, threw rocks, and beat windows as the elders were dragged to a barrow works, stripped and painted blue, then held at the police station before the mayor ordered dispersal. The crowd sent a telegram to Dowie claiming the elders were dubbed blue and waiting for orders.
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Mansfield
Zion
A. W. McChicken
E. P. Fisher
Chicago
McChirkin
M. Levens
McFarlin
Marion
Pulver
Fisher
Barrow Works
Brown
Dowie
Nntsplelers
Ottermeren
Advance on Pekin From Tientsin Opens New Front
A Shanghai bulletin reports Allied forces advancing from Tientsin as sunken boats clog the Pei Ho river and a dam is lifted to flood the low country. The first engagement is expected at Pei Lang, signaling a widening theater in the campaign.
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Loxvox
Associated Press
Shanghai
Tientsin
Pei Ho
Pei Lang
Seymour to Command
Shanghai reports say consuls have asked Admiral Seymour of the British navy to lead Shanghai defenses. Forts are being garrisoned and provisioned to withstand a long siege should the Chinese attack the city.
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Lospex
Associated Press
Shanghai
Seymour
Transport Sails for Taku Destination
San Francisco August 1 Four companies of the Fifteenth Infantry four of the third cavalry and one engineers company embarked on the transport Meade this morning under sealed orders. The vessel sails toward an assumed destination of Taku China where the troops are to be deployed.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Fifteenth Infantry
Third Cavalry
Meade
Taku
Witness Arrested in Goebel Perjury Case
Grorcetown Kentucky August 1 Witness Weaver who testified to a gun barrel seen from a window in the secretary of state office during the Goebel shooting was arrested today on a perjury warrant, at the defense lawyers' request They claim proof Weaver did not reach Frankfort until last Saturday.
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Grorcetown
Associated Press
Weaver
Secretary of State
Goebel
Frankfort
Ex-Governor Wolcott Named Ambassador to Italy
Ex-Governor Wolcott of Massachusetts accepts appointment as ambassador to Italy. The announcement comes from Washington on August 1, reported by the Associated Press.
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Walsengton
Associated] Press
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Italy
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Aren
Nion Nasional Bank
Mosaillon Ohir
H. L. McLain
Etree the ‘Ab “Lok
Ulling Mill
Jos
Cornea 4
Jewelers
Col. von Kanel
East Side Jewelry Store
East Main Street
Qseph Coleman
Erie Street
C. Ridpath
Queen Marguerite
Chirate
Holland
New York Evening Journal
Philadelphia Times
Roosevelt
Atgeld
George Fred Villains
Variola
Levi Williams
Thirtieth
Elza Kline
Y First
Albert C. Mercer
Ernest Edelven
Twelth Infantry
Milton M. Reeder
Thirty Ninth Volunteer Infantry
Charley H. Murray
Thirty-ninth Volunteer Infantry
Fred Stephens
Forty- Fifth Volunteer Infantry
Morton H. Cook
Erasmus Belt
Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Claude Taber
Seventeenth Infantry
Earl A. Guyton
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Shannon Proffett
William H. McNamara
Spurgin
Whs Towne
Lincoln
Neb
Charles A. Towne
Br. Towne
W. J. Bryan
Bishop Moore
Gobel
Elpers
Mansfield, C
Transport Sails
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