Worthington's July Issue Highlights Lighthouse System Article
Worthington's Illustrated Magazine for July, its second volume, upholds brightness and solidity with The Lighthouse System of the United States by Hon. S. G. W. Benjamin. It outlines America's extensive coastal protection, lighthouses, lightships, and buoys, plus the efficient survey and lighting system run at nearly three million dollars annually. Harper's Magazine will feature fiction by Richard Harding Davis and W. D. Howells, while Harper's Weekly shows Harvard Yale boat race and Gettysburg despite desecration by trolley lines. Mr. Fuller's The Cliff Dwellers continues with a half-page T. de Thulstrup illustration.
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Worthington’s Illustrated Magazine
Worthington’s Magazine
The
United States
S. G. W. Benjamin
Atlantic and Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Great Britain
Europe
Harper’s Magazine
Richard Harding Davis
Harper’s Weekly
New London
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Mr. Fuller
T. de Thulstrup
Patriot The White City Fourth Of July Spectacle In Chicago
The Chicago world’s fair Fourth drew two million locals and half a million visitors who filled Jackson Park. Crowds heard mayor Harrison swear to defend the flag as Paul Jones’s old banner rose, while Miss Madge Morris Wagner and Minnie Mickly activated the new Liberty Bell. Rose Coghlan Married report follows.
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Worlh’s Fair Grounds
White City
Chestnut Street
Liberty
Independence Square
Sherman
Sheridan
West
Chicago
Jackson Park
Illinois Central
Solomon
Perry Stafford
Martha’s Vineyard
Paul Jones
Congress
Harrison
Board of Aldermen
Liberty Bell Committee
W. O. McDowell
New Jersey
Fifty-seventh Street
Administration Building
Terminal Station
Dox
C. Pratt
New York
Columbia
Carter Harrison
Andrew Jackson
America
Tyes
Ajax
Madge Morris Wagner
San Diego
Cal
Minnie F. Mickly
Buffalo
Train Service in Nebraska to Be Still Warther Reduced
Sioux City July 5. Railroads in the region cut labor and train service as retrenchment continues. The Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha line laid off many crews, mostly Italians, with more cuts in Nebraska. When the Nebraska rate law takes effect passenger and freight trains will be removed on short lines. accommodation trains may replace freights and passengers. Railroad men say they aim to fatigue the state with the law.
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Nebraska
Warther
Sioux City
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Peculiar Rainstorm In Pleasant Valley Near Pittsburg
A sudden cloud burst at 2 80 p.m. drenched Pleasant Valley behind Sharpsburg and lasted 45 minutes. Seitz Run swollen to 600 feet area inundating fifteen houses and washing away six small bridges. A man on horseback was saved by rope while his horse drowned. The storm barely touched Sharpsburg two miles away. Judge Lochren reports the First Minnesota monument complete and likely dedication in October after the New York demonstration.
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Pleasant Valley
Pittsburg
Pittspurg
Sharpsburg
Seitz Run
Washington
Lochren
Gettysburg
Minnesota
New York Monument
Minnesota Monument
Northwestern Postmasters and Various July Appointments
Washington July 5 The Red Lake Falls Minnesota post office contest ends with Fred J. Taylor a popular Democratic pick Owen J Mulvey named at Donaldson Minnesota South Dakota appoints William S Fry Bartholdie Horace county Johnson Line Tree Kale in Topeka Kansas a state silver convention July 26 Edward Ott 50 ends his life after seven attempts Nawob of Rampur arrives Victoria BC en route to Chicago with 13 including several servants In Antona Man 63 kills his wife and then himself in Carbondale Ontario A Mason leaves a letter claiming wife unfaithful Miner deaths and a strike in Steubenville Ohio as 3500 miners walk out at Long Run Dillonville and Laurelton mines on Wheeling and Lake Erie
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Washington
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Fred J. Taylor
Owen J. Mulvey
Donaldson
Kittson County
South Dakota
William S. Fry
Bartholdie
Horace County
Johnson Line
Tree Kale
Rampur
Victoria
B. C
Chicago
Antona
Oskatoosa
Alexander Corry
Carbondale
Corry
Steubenville
Long Run
Dillonville
Laurelton
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Notice to Breeders Cal Kotch Stallion Stand in Mitchell
Cal Kotch a 4 year old trotting stallion 16 hands 1180 pounds with 2 30 record from California 4132 sire Sultan 1513 and dam Minnehaha and Mary. Season 793 at Tom Tillson’s livery Mitchell South Dakota April 1 to July 1593. Service fees 25 foal insure 15 season 10 due at service. Call to view and book mares with N C Kotchell or his brother at Tom Tillson’s office. Breeding schedule Mitchell Fridays Saturdays Mondays and Alexandria Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays.
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California
Sultan
Stamboul
Califorfornia
Minnehaha
Beautiful Bells
Bell Bird
Bell Flower
Bell Boy
Cal Kotch
Mary
Bloomfield
Swigert
Vic. H
Carl
Don Angus
Lillie Rattler
Signal
Tom Tillson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Alexandria
N. C. Kotchell
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Col. C. Meek. Leeser
John J. [Finn
Noah L. Maurnham Independent Veterans No. 1
Farnham Post
Franklin H. Head
American Trust and Savings Bank
I. Fletcher Ingals
Illinois State Medical Society
Edwin Booth
John Malone
Yankton
Miles Tulley
Alex. Mitchell
Board of Insanity
Mr. Tulley
Davis
Stevenson
National Commissioners and Board of Directors
Columbian Chorus
Mass
Stafford
Canfield
Universalist Church
Sang Columbia
Rose Coghlan
John T. Sullivan
Roza Coghlan
Mr. Sullivan
Miss Coghlan
Denver
Colo
Trenton
Edward Ott
Topeka
A. C. Shinn
Ottawa
Kansas
American Bi-Metallic League
Alousy
Ayer
Bonifacio Lopez
E. Commerce St
San Antonio
Texas
Louise Rielle
Little Canada
Ware
E. T. Hansbrough
Elk Run
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Tudor Optical Co
S. Ei. Scalium
Main Street
Postoffice
Prescott & Bidwell
Davison County
Mitchell - National - Bank
U.S
Lodina
Winona
Monedha
Calla Lila
L. W. Adams
John Reierson
Walter A. Wood
Plano
Randolph
Fish Bros
Moline
Milburn
Lansing
Rock Island
Aermotor
Decorah
East First Street
Mitchell, S. Dak
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