Pierre Lorillard Dies After Transatlantic Voyage Return
New York July 8 Pierre Lorillard died at 2 10 Sunday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue hotel after arriving on the Deutschland from Europe. Attending were daughters Mrs T Suffern Taylor and Mrs William Kent their husbands Pierre Lorillard Jr and wife and Merre Lorillard. He built a fortune of over 26 million and founded Tuxedo Park era activities in horse racing yachting and city life. He was nearly 64 and survived by wife a son and two daughters. The funeral will be at 11 Wednesday from Grace Church with interment at Greenwood.
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New York
Pierre Lorillard
Lorillard
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Europe
Merre Lorillard
England
Ascot
David Garrick
America
Grace Church
Greenwood
Pierre
Peter Lorillard
Buccere
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Parole
Atlantic
Tuxedo
Pierre Lorillard Jr
William Kent
T. Suffern Taylor
Ministers of Powers Face Deadlock in Pekin Talks
In Pekin July a minister from a great power cites committees overreaching with promises tied to Chinese concessions as a core obstacle. He warns the commercial factor, including treaty rights and the most favored nation clause, blocks progress unless removed.
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Pekin
China
Accident at Watertown Kerfuffle Causes Fatal Fall
Syracuse reports a July 4 glide attempt by Prof. Smith failed when his apparatus broke. Henry Phillips fell 60 feet to the ground in Watertown, dying Sunday. Officials are investigating the rope mechanism and safety.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Smith
Watertown
Henry Phillips
Phillips
Nerve Slavery Seld by C E Crecelius
A short item notes a case or matter titled Nerve Slavery Seld attributed to C E Crecelius residing at 33 E Main.
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C. E. Crecelius
E. Main
Oklahoma Indians Seek Injunction Against Land Opening
C Porter Johnson to file suit in El Reno before Judge Erwin seeking an injunction to stop registration of homeseekers and opening Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands. The Indians allege illegal seizure of their lands under the Oklahoma organic act and US Constitution, naming Lone Wolf and others as affected parties.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Erwin
el Reno
Register of the Land Office
C. Porter Johnson
William M. Springer
United States
Insurgents Surrender in Philippines Campaign
Manila reports Bellarmine with 1000 men and 214 guns surrendered at Aacay after being driven from Donsol by the 2d Infantry and 6th Cavalry. Callies surrendered at Santa Cruz Laguna on June 24 and seeks talks with Malvar. In Batangas a two day fight leaves 60 insurgents dead and many wounded.
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Manila
Bellarmino
Donsol
Sorsoguenna
6Th Cavalry
Bellarmine
Wint
Aacay
Callies
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Tragic Farm Couple Kill Suicide Near Madeira California
John Garner a farmer visited a house near town where his wife stayed called her to the door and shot her in the head twice. He then shot his mother in law Mrs Willinghem of Los Angeles wounding her and breaking her leg. Garner then killed himself with a shot to the head. Mrs Garver died about an hour later.
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Madeira
Cal
John Garner
Willinghem
Los Angeles
Garver
Fireman’s Close Call and Cure by Electric Bitters
A Burling ton Iowa locomotive fireman DC W Bel lamy describes a near collapse with weakness and loss of appetite and crediting Electric Bitters with restoring his health. The ad proclaims enduring vigor and new life from the remedy priced at 50.
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DC. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Otek
Pir
C. D. Knoefel
Ten Thousand Attend International Endeavor Convention in Cincinnati
The International Society of Christian Endeavor opens in Cincinnati with about 10 000 visiting Endeavorers under ideal weather. Affected by Chapman's illness, the morning services proceed with Tompkins and Woelfin leading three hour meetings, while business re elected officers and a new field secretary.
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Cincinnati
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Tisiters
Endeaverere
Floyd W. Tompkins
Philadelphia
Corbelius Wolfin
Brooklyn
Central Christian Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York City
Mmit
Gark
Gulf
Great Lakes
Floya Tompking
Cornelius Woelfin
Chapman
New York
Francis B. Clark
Boston
William Shaw
John W. Baer
F. B. Eroder
Clarence J. Eberman
Lancaster
Pan-American Exposition Attendance Report
The Pan-American Exposition drew over 31 000 daily attendees in June amid hot weather. Officials project total attendance near 10 million by year end with eight million paid admissions and concession revenues expected to repay costs.
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Buffalo
Lake Erie
Arrest of Father Icaza Stuns Mexico City
In Mexico City on July 6 Father Icaza, parish priest of Santa Catarina, was arrested and jailed without communication. Accusers include a woman's husband and former editor Terraras of a fanatical clerical weekly. Judge Perez Leon de Valle will preside. the trial promises a major judicial event.
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Mexico City
Father Icaza
Church of Santa Catarina
Senor Terraras
Perez Leon de Valle
Rome
Morrison denied new trial in manslaughter case
Eldorado Kansas judge overruled Jessie Morrison's motion for a new trial after a manslaughter conviction in the death of Clara Wiley Castle. Judgment sentences Morrison to five years hard labor in the penitentiary. she will be taken there promptly, accompanied by her father and brother.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Clara Wiley-Castle
Alkan
Alkman
Miss Morrison
Timber Loss Threatens Pine Mining Camp in Buena Vista
A large forest fire southwest of Buena Vista, Colorado, has destroyed thousands of dollars worth of timber and menaces the Pine mining camp. Fire crews race to contain spread and protect nearby properties.
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Buena Vista
Col
If a man is treated well at home even meals improve
A line from the Atchison Globe notes that when a man receives good treatment at home he prefers to eat and sleep there, implying strong home comfort and loyalty.
Versailles Fire Relief Appeal Issued by Mayor and Pastor
In Versailles Ohio Mayor Calderwood and Reverend M W Baker of the Christian church issued an appeal for reef for fire victims. They report about 100 homeless many destitute and several injured after the Saturday fire that destroyed forty businesses with losses from 500000 to 730000 dollars.
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Columbus
Jay
Versailles
Calderwood
M. W. Baker
Christ'an
Gambler Fatally Stabs Wife and Kills Child in Kentucky Escape
In Williamson West Virginia on July 8 Sylvester Green of McDowell County killed his wife by stabbing and beat their child to death with a rock after the wife refused him money for gambling. Green fled to Kentucky.
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Williamson
W. Va
Sylvester Green
McDowell County
Green
Kentucky
Weather Pattern Shifts Across the Nation
Washington reports cooler conditions yesterday across most of the country east of the Mississippi, with temperatures below average in the Ohio Valley and lake region. The West remains hot due to a Northwest low pressure, while the East braces for a temporary cool spell and light rain drapes the Middle Atlantic and New England.
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Washington
Misalasippi River
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
New England
National Educational Association Opens in Detroit
Three thousand educators attend the 40th annual convention in Detroit Michigan with the first general session postponed to Tuesday afternoon. The event opened with sessions of the National Council of Education and the Indian Education department.
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National Educational Associaton
Detroit
Mich
National Educational Association
Light Guard Armory
Sesalone
National Council of Education
Indian Education Department
Body of missing child found in cistern
A Miss Allegheny County search for a missing girl ended when authorities found the child’s body in a cistern near her home. Neighbors had scoured woods daily for a week since the girl vanished on Tuesday. investigators weigh whether death was accidental as they review surrounding circumstances.
Insanity Trust Disclosures Highlight James Hayward Case
Indianapolis July 8 Further operations of the insanity trust emerge in the case of James Hayward a horseradish dealer at the central market His case featured delirium fever and malarial symptoms leading to admission to a dispensary city hospital and two sheriffs warrants for insanity He was sent to the insane asylum and released after a friend intervened Hayward says he knew nothing of the proceedings until after his release
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Indianapolia
Ind
Insanity Trust
James Hayward
Hayward
Ftee
Tragic Self Inflicted Wound Ends Life of Muncie Man
Edward Lanfesty a 29 year old switchman near Muncie shot himself in the head after leaving a note and money for his wife Mies Kamp of Plymouth and brother W Senfesty of Fort Wayne. He had recently quit the railroad and said drinking prompted the act. He is said to be dying from the wound.
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Muncie
Ind
Edward Lanfesty
Mies Btelin Kamp
Plymouth
South Bend
W. Senfesty
Fort Wayne
Indiana ex lieutenant governor Mortimer Nya dies after stroke
La Porta Indiana July 4 address by ex lieutenant governor Todiana Morti mer Nya was stricken with apoplexy followed by paralysis after a Fourth of July speech at Union Afilis He died at his home He left a widow and a few children Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon with Masonic ceremonies The city mourns its representative citizen
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la Porta
Ind
Mortimer Nya
Todiana
Peralysia
Union Afilis
Tragic Bridge Jump Hits Evaneville Town
An unnamed woman leaped from the Migeun creek bridge near the river taking a child with her. A search by men found no bodies in the creek or river. Mrs. Samuel J. McNeely and Hittle daughter are missing and feared victims of the tragedy.
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Evaneville
Ind
Bridget
Samuel J. McNeely
Hittle
St Ie
Evangelist Stabbed Man in Anderson Street Row
Phillip Moore, a colored evangelist, stabbed Charles Close in the street amid allegations his wife met Close clandestinely. Close was severely wounded but expected to recover. Moore had been holding revival meetings in Anderson, Indiana.
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Anderson
Ind
Phillip Moore
Charles Close
Moore Gaims
Close
Moore
Death by stove fire in Indianapolis home
Miss Maggie Richwelh, 45, died Sunday morning after a coal oil can exploded while she was refueling a kitchen stove causing severe burns in her Indianapolis residence.
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Indianapolis
Maggie Richwelh
Death at the rails ends July event in Eikhart
Eikhart Indiana, July and Nelson Love, aged 60, attempted to cross a track before a fast train at Qsceecia and were killed.
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Eikhart
Ind
Nelson Lovehed
Qsceecia
Noted oil wells, landis re election, and wedding in Newcastle
Notable cooling of oil excitement reported as two more wells are drilled and two will be completed this month. Whittaker predicts Charles B. Landis will be reelected to Congress with strong support. State Mine Inspector Epperson talks coal trust impacts and mine employment. Joan R. Warg and Adjutant General Ward marry at Monticello, with Ward proudly presenting his bride and state officials treated to Havanas. Newcastle figures push Eugene Bundy for federal bench.
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B. Whittaker
Delphinee
Kitteker
Congress
Landis
Whittaker
Epperson
Pemeraag Winer
Nea Bee
Joan R. Warg
Grand Hotel
Ward
Monticello
Sina
Ohio Democrats Prepare for July State Convention
Columbus reports that the Democratic state convention will not convene until Wednesday morning but leaders and several delegates have arrived already. The effort centers on endorsing McLean, Johnson, or any candidate for senator while Kilbourne is assured the gubernatorial nomination, reducing interest in credentials committees.
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Columbus
McLean, Johnson
Jas. Kilbourne
Murder Mystery Clears With St. Louis Arrest
James Ryburn of Bloomington whose body was found in a box car at East Alton Illinois Friday was killed in a card game dispute. Thomea Johnson arrested in St. Louis says Ryburn kicked him in the abdomen and he struck Ryburn with an iron over the head in self defense.
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Bloomington
His
James Ryburn
East Alton
Ills
Thomea Johnson
St. Louis
Johnson
Ryburn
Indiana Wheat Crop 1001 Estimated at 90 Million Bushels
Indiana yields a strong crop with 90,000,000 bushels expected despite reduced acreage. Quality and yield are reported good across the southern portion of the state.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Trade
Indiana
Cudahy Oil Pipe Line Reaches Lagroo Completion
The large Cudahy oil pipeline, spanning nearly 200 miles, has been completed at Lagroo in Wabash County. Standard Oil bought the line a year ago to secure a monopoly on oil transportation to Chicago.
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Cudahy
Wabash
Ind
Lagroo
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Dr Chapman Improving in Winona Lake
Evangelist Dr J ibur Chapman shows decided improvement and attendees say he is out of immediate danger. His engagements for some time, however, have been canceled.
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Chapman
Winona Lake
Ind
J. Ibur Chapman
Banyan Salve Touted as Modern Healer for Cats and Wounds
An advertisement-like note claims Banyan Salve is the greatest healer for cats wounds sores piles and all skin issues. It vows guaranteed effectiveness and warns to use no substitute.
Foley's Kidney Cure Showdowns at Theater
A fragment describes Foley's Kidney Cure contest and theater venue lines. The item hints at a public performance or gesture with organizers and a scheduled appearance, reflecting a period interest in medical cure claims and stage events.
Annual Report of City Clerk Louis Bir Graham Markmeyer
City officials present an annual report detailing municipal operations. The document lists the city clerk and associates including Z T Graham and Chas F Markmeyer with summaries of financials, governance, and public services during the year.
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CLERS
Thomas M. McCulloch
Committee On Finance
Louis Bir, Z. T. Graham
Chas. F. Markmevyer
Early life saver product touted with reward
A fragment notes Phereon near Matanspa where makers promise a $1,000 reward for an all round life saver like Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine. The text mentions early Chinese ceiling forms shaped like keys and urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy.
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Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine
Local Resident Praises Foray’s Housy asp Tam Cure
Colton Ohio resident John Tipgis claims Foray’s Housy asp Tam cured his severe cough and inflamed bronchitis. He credits the remedy with restoring health and relief from persistent symptoms.
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John Tipgis
Colton
Foray
Wet Musics 628 Gol Rising Bookmaker Case Report
A report details a bookmaker from Bastero racetracks linked with Abbie I. Lathy and four others. The article notes ages and marital connections in a local gambling dispute.
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Eva Hie
Abbie I. Lathy
Dr King’s New Discovery Heals Woman’s Tuberculosis Tale
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alex writes she suffered nightly coughing and bloody spit from consumption. After other medicines failed she used Dr King’s New Discovery, purchased at one dollar a bottle, and claims to have regained 58 pounds.
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