Honored by France Cordial reception for American officers at Cherbourg
Paris July 15 a reception hosted by President Loubet for Ambassador Porter Rear Admiral Sigsbee and the American squadron marking the transfer of Admiral John Paul Jones’s body. The visit featured ceremonial guards, a palace audience, a garden party at Cherbourg, and a toast to Old France and Young America.
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Paris
Loubet
Wiysge Palace
Porter and Loomis
Sigsbee
John Pau Jones
McCormick
Chamips Elyseus
Salon Fles Ambassadeurs
Ad Miral Sigshee
Junen
Cherbourg
Prefecture Maritimes
Admi Besson
Miss Besson
Frnnch
Leon
France
America
Roosevelt
Engineer Green
Tacoma
Sinog
Mutiny Threats and Naval Pursuit Near Odessa
Reports from Odessa on July 4 5 and 7 describe mutiny threats against the Kniaz Potemkin torpedo boats and pursuit by Russian destroyers. Proclamations declare war on ships refusing mutiny and a naval clash near Kuertenji possibly involved an Italian vessel. The mutiny attempts endanger crews and port security as authorities monitor an uneasy Black Sea scene.
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Odessa
Wao
Kniaz Potemkin
Black Sea
Bucharest
Roumania
Kuetenji
Smetilvv
Kustenji
Coxere
Roumanian
Vecoha
Whech
Swinmes
Champeur
Panimerre
San Nores
Duc
Delegates Kneel in Sunrise Service on Lookout Mountain
On Lookout Mountain delegates from Nashville and Memphis attend a sunrise Christian Endeavor gathering atop Lookout Mountain. President J. Ti. Race of Grant University offers a blessing and prayer for universal peace, followed by Rev. Dr. Ira Landrit’s address on Patriotism and Peace. Delegates then proceed to Baltimore for the convention.
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Christian Endeavor
Jaurant Mountain
Venn
Ald Laskiuint
J. Ti
Race
Grant University
Ira Landrit
Nashvile
Youngs People's Resisjons
Lonkeant Mountain
Chattanoneza
Deegies
Netsoua’ Christian Endeavor
Hield
Baltimore
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Somlwest
Manntain
Quezates
Bandstand Collapse Injures Several At Findlay Fireworks
A bandstand near the Main Street bridge collapsed during fireworks viewing at Findlay QC. Spectators were injured including XN Bentov Esa Price Marha Nel Alelio Grace McDonald who suffered broken ribs and possible internal injuries. Grace McDonald is severely hurt.
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Findlay
Streer Bridge
Npyna
XN Bentov
Esa Price
Marha Nel- Alelio
Grace McDonald
Rhart
Grace MeDonald
Militiamen barred from I W W leadership role
Chicago July 4 Militiamen police and other officers are to be barred forever from membership in the Industrial Workers of the World. Socialist leaders announce the new union will admit no peace officers. Resolutions unanimously adopted renounce existing unions as ineffective and aligned with employers. The convention named the union and drafted a constitutional preamble praising Russia revolutions. Gander Found Dead Near Home
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Chicago
Juy
Industrial Workers of the World
Russia
Last Honors To Hay President Attended By Nation
Remains of John Way lie in state as guards protect bier and police patrol streets near the Chamber of Commerce. Acting Mayor bans public near the site during the national holiday while officials consult on funeral arrangements. The procession includes Mrs. Way and the family as hymns like Crossing the Bar and others are sung. the day features quiet observance with limited attendance.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
John Way
Ens
Tiav Suite
Oba Mitthana
Ia Eauire
Poopie Chamber of Commerce
Th. W. Willard
W. Whit Bott
Mr Son
Fran
Seripurres
Philadelphia
Tay
Albert Landgrou
George Commens
Laviis Ostrow
Biaca
Witek le
Lotira Hater
Randolph
Mass
Fred
Henry Mineh
Sfarrisburg
Fealy
Freetan
Rosita
Alamo Dishart Yard
Aoseray Uae
Ian
Celui Ghia
Mittle Town
Ware Warrog
Darbery Boecety
New York City
New York
York
Gaia Ath
Lands Open for Five Year Leases in Southwestern Oklahoma
Indian Agent Randlett notified from Anadarko to prepare bids for lands to be leased for five years starting January 1, 1906. Bids open December 4, minimum 25 cents per acre per year, with limits of two sections per lessee and quarterly bids. Lessees must cultivate up to 75 percent of leased land, with optional five dollar appraisal variation at end. Sub-leasing forbidden without Secretary of the Interior consent.
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Ing Atv
Eline
Ing
Nore
Olkahoma
Indian Agen Randlett
Anadarko
Sweden to Mobilize Army Amid Settlement Debate
Unclear report notes Sweden may deploy forces as a committee seeks a settlement. The Associated Press suggests government action could follow a week of debate on Armament and land issues, with a Norwegian context implied.
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Sweden
Stee Oon
Associated | Press
Heatwave in Germany Brings Heavy Drought Damage
Heat continues across Germany for a fourth day. Officials report rising temperatures and drying conditions. Forests show scorched ground as drought impacts travel and daily life. Local reports note high midday heat around major towns and widespread discomfort among residents.
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Germany
Pazia
Jily
Baron Rosen Reaches America Amid Peace Talks Visit
Baron Rosen, new Russian ambassador to Washington and one of the two senipotentiaries to the peace conference, arrived in New York on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm I with Princess Roses and their daughter.
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Baron Rosen
America
New York
Wash
B3ron
Stedmer Kaiser
Wilhelm
Zeroness Roses
Mitchell Found Guilty In Senate Pay Contempt Case
In Portland on July 5 John H Mitchell was found guilty of accepting pay for lobbying before federal departments while a U S Senator for 22 years. Bailiffs called for Judge De Haven and others as the verdict was read, Mitchell’s reaction tense and silent, a motion for a new trial set for next Monday.
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Portland
Ore
United States
John H
Heney
Mitchel
Bennett
Thurston
Senator Mitchell
de Haven
Mitchell
Sully
Mitehel
Haven
Poisoned His Sons Confession of Cold Blood Murder
In Doylestown Pennsylvania on May 5 Gustave Clussen of Morrisville confessed to poisoning his two sons. He allegedly tainted bread with poison on May 17 and laced water two days later. One boy died, the other later recovered after a brief illness. the father described the sequence and the motive as part of the confession. authorities connected circumstantial evidence to the deaths and are pursuing further action.
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Doylessown
Jay
Gustave
Clussan
Morrisvile
Watt Clussen
Lieeograner
Tig County
Closson
Cosco
Tallytown
Kills Negro by Mistake in Delaware Barn Incident
George Dormdn, a farm hand, was killed by a pistol discharged by Robert Poniore near Wilmington. The weapon, believed to be loaded with blanks, discharged a ball cartridge after Dormdn entered a barn arranged by accomplice Fennimore. Poniore claimed he fired to frighten Dormdn and did not know the pistol contained a live round.
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Wilmington
Del
George Dormdn
Robert Poniore
Sears
Loorman
Panic at Chautauqua Bridge Collapse in Jamestown
A crowded promenade bridge at Chautauqua in Jamestown New York collapsed dumping many into shallow water. Rescuers freed people from broken timbers and frightened crowds. No drownings reported though two score were involved. Great damage also reported at Samoa by marauding forces in Sydney.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Ciseran
Mina
Dunad Dine
Sugar Grove
Bath
Paarjae
Samoa
Murroana
Sydney
W. Iniy
Semoneslande
Fires and Explosions Mar News From Independence Day
Philadelphia reports on July 4 incidents with multiple fatalities and numerous injuries. A Wheeling woman suffered disembowelment from a firework blast, a boy was killed during revolver examination, and several accidents including a horse wreck occurred as crowds celebrated.
National and American league games and standings
National and American League match results from key cities. Highlights include Cincinnati and New York outcomes, with morning and afternoon schedules showing scores like Boston 6 Washington 2 and Chicago 11 St. Louis 1. Standings list Cleveland and Chicago atop their leagues with multiple games noted across days.
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Bet
York
Cincinnan
Boston
Pittavury
Cincinnati
New York
Paiadelphia
Brook Yn
Philade Plua
Pittsburg
Crovenlyn
Chicago
Sihows
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bostyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Phila
Derrenik
Washington
Philadephia
Detroit
Vespers Win First Heat at Henley in Independence Day style
The Vesper boat club of Philadelphia won its heat at Henley England, posting the best time of the eight. American flags lined the Thames riverside as spectators gathered for the high profile race between the VesPers and Leander, with anticipation that the final match will be intensely watched by both international and rowing communities.
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Henley
England
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Thamesside
Leander
Thames
Cine
Ieee the
Gaerasatsee Oy
Pioneering Baseball Player Draws Mixed Reactions
The article chronicles a local baseball figure, Rube, facing mixed reception as he pursues professional opportunities. Citizens discuss talent, gate concerns, and the impact on family and community during a turbulent period.
Fourth in the Isthmus Pino and Bram Colom ta
A fragmentary item mentions Pino and Bram Colom ta amid stray notes about achievements, injuries, and ailing figures. The garbled text references a sports or race context, some venues, and names such as Hibben and Harry.
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Pino
Bram Colom
Coton
Harry
Aden
Wrecked Machine Leads and Prison Demon Meets His Match
Wrecked machine led by Charles Soules with 781 infies credited at 10 welock as Soules led the race after repairs by six experts. In a separate Ohio prison stabbing Ira Marlatt, a life prisoner, was ambushed and badly wounded by Jobin Jones amid long-standing grievances. Also reported is the drowning of George Gapgee, a Georgetown College student from Washington, D. C., near Guill Lake.
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Colma I
Jiny
George Spanless
Park Sinlden
Ramisco
Lowes
Charles Soules
Welock Soules
Columbus
Ira Marlatt
Ohio
Guill Lake
Battle Creek
Mich
George Gapgee
Washington, D. C
Georgetown College
J. Garges
Detroit
Barbar
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Louret
Lookout Mountain
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William Gander
Ianwood Heights
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Oklahoma
Chautuuqua
Mlo Anu Wodalty
Wheeling
Vespers
Rube
Ins
Senate
Walt Baderetgat
Uae
Maby
Barrie Berger
Pris Kellit
Geneth
Pha
Maters
Isthmus
Panama
Columbus Reces
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