Mexia Telegraph Reports Nevada Troops Active Front
Telegraph in The Terbune Mexia City reports active movement of Federal and rebel forces. General Oro gzo’s surrender prospects, Ameridian border plans, and troop concentrations across Sonora and Chihuahua are outlined amid talks of amnesty and federal advance toward Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terbune
Mexia
Medero
Mrozes
Tim
Nic
Generel Terry
Chindahug City
Orogeo
Brats
Oroczo
Cathuakus
Sopore
Génerel Set Jinez
High Praise for Kaiser in London Dinner Speech
Lord Haldane lauded Kaiser Wilhelm II as more than an emperor calling him a great man. The chancellor credited the ruler with guiding Germany through centuries of peace and fostering vast development in intellect and moral life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Haldane
London
Geran
Daneador
Marschall von Birber
Wrern
Baldane
Wille
William
Eas
New Premier for China Tang Shao-yi Resignation Accepted
London reports Yuan presides as Tang Shao-yi resigns amid political turmoil. The crisis unfolds with the incoming leadership under scrutiny as provinces react and a nationwide response forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tang Shao-yi
Yuan
London
Dume
Tuan Bhiten
Sheo
Peking
Next President of Panama Municipal Elections Tomorrow
Colon and Perama report municipal elections set for Sunday with expectations to choose the next president. Police may vote but must stay outside booths. armed voters barred within fifty feet. American supervision cited amid anticipated trouble as General Pedro Dine and Hetisaria Porras voice confidence in success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Perama
Hell
Bootha
Sina
Poliine
Bo- Noo
Oecur
Pedro Dine
Ty Hetisaria Porras
Sucenae
Red Eagle for A. V. Armour by Emperor William
The Order of the Rad Eagin of the second class was conferred on Allan V Armour of the New York Yacht Club by Emperor William. Armour has visited Berlin aboard the Clovane and entertained there by the Kaiser. The Kaiser left Corti later. The Order of the Wind was later awarded with a note dated 21, 117. CATTLE SCOURGE IN LIVERPOOL. London, June 10. A cattle scourge recently appeared in Penrith Cumberland. 18 minutes reported prevalent in Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Alitaon V
Armour
New York
Allaon V
Jejet
Willem Wae
Corti
Ar- Ineer
Liverpool
London
Penrith
Cunberland
Lverpou
Americana sale in London yields high price for early maps
Sotheby's sold a forty five leaf manuscript with colored world maps naming America and warner delinquents for 250 dollars. A pamphlet volume including Winslow's New England Prospect dated 1644 and other American works brought about 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Sotheby's Esterday
Elies
W Wende
New England
Purchaser of Macroom Castle Named as William R. Grace
Cable report from London states the buyer of Macroom Castle is American magnate William R. Grace. The historic fortress dates back to King John’s era and sits on lands formerly owned by Lord Ardilaun. Grace reportedly acquires the property from Ardilaun’s estate, completing the transfer to an American investor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macroom
William R. Grace
Tribune
London
Macroani
King Jean
Shane Dende
Millionairs
Ardiiaun
Moore and horses win at Olympia show
Moore leads with a pair of American horses over 18 hands judged best at Olympia. Lord Seaton and Bundy Senter win another ribbon, with Mind and Burs Bormaeter taking second prize as discussions center on the Lowther trophy and championship events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Langan
Inder
OH Moores
Lord Seaton
Bundy Senter
Lettevithe Temple
Hurnnés Hahine
Lowther
Moore
P Rabin Mind
Burs Bormaeter
Prise
Witness testimony on enfranchisement and naturalization
A Hanford petition hearing before Judge Cornelius McManfort reviewed the franchise status of LeЧiand Cisior and Halist. John Speed Smith, chief parliamentary examiner for Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana, testified about naturalization and distrust of constitutional provisions. He stated Olsson distrusted socialist literature but did not believe violence or killing was intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saas
Pidteiney
Tte
Rondueref
United States
Judes
Cornelius Mc Manfort
Cisior
John Speed Smith
Xeminer
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Brontana
Smith
Coraalane
Giseon
Fenly
Renee Ears
WweRt
Manford Olsson
Phairman Graham
Adentterbar Ik Knnwiedes
Olsson
Gift of 30 000 Volumes to Institute of Technology
Theodore N Wall, president of the American Telegraph and Telephone Company, presents a gift of 30 000 volumes to the Mikexacbuentte Institute of Technology in New York. The act is cited as supporting public libraries and educational services during the past sixty years. Mr Wall also contributes to the library fund and announces forthcoming productions and cultural events at theaters and galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Bas
Mikexacbuentte Institute of Technology
Theodore N Wall
American Telegraph and
New York
Fdwa
Larkieye Merta
England
Walt
Léo
Ibrar
The Globe Theatre to Host New Musical Reopens
The London stage scene reports a major event as the Globe Theatre plans a restoration and revival. Willard returns as Benintke, with Edward Gallagher as Donnie in a production linked to a dramatic reimagining of The Make. Trade and artistic debates accompany the announced renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marwenns Worka
Ellarhey
Tuneptr
Harry Fend
Abe
Vila
Globe Theatre
Willard
Af Benintke
Ushematiel
AL Bhean
Mr Band
Donnie
Coe Irie Peer
Edward Gallagher
Rigas Malis
Retty Parasol Hoda
Meinshaie
Gothe
Suffragists Direct Action Disrupts Zeppelin Balloons
The Trimune news reports a zeppelin blaze caused by suffragist activity, with arrests at Manchester Faintargh and across several towns. A balloon at a shed exploded after strong winds, destroying Scheahen 1 stationed here and injuring soldiers. no fatalities reported. The event echoes prior political tensions as government plans and public reactions unfold.
Moving Picture Evidence to be Shown in Court Riot Trial
Pictures of the riot taken at the Federal building will be shown to the jury during the trial of those arrested. The motion pictures, produced by a leading company with a new model camera, will be projected to expose the events as the defendants face charges of conspiracy and violation of neutrality. The display marks a historic use of moving pictures in a courtroom setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt
Los Angeles
Federa Rusdine
Macons
Jurtapridenne
Pichire
Rochester
Algernon & Crapsey
New York City
Dunkirk
Wagrney
Crapney
BE. Andrews
Gergeant
Nrieoner
Crapsey
Dr. Crapsey
Dr Cransey
Oh Cransey
Party
Nere
Tomf
Bletop Walker
Brotherhood
Victa
Healas
Heres
Edward M. Shappard
Brooklyn
Wedding Announcements for Van Zelm and Family
The ceremony at the Phot Premyterian Church in New Rin featured Morte Van Zelm and her groom, with a large assembly including relatives such as Walter ile and Kearme We Burien. The Rev Pleniimite Mar ehallpaater officiated, as attendees from New Treen Figse and New Lutte observed the rites and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Zelm
Aot
Mire
Henri Jen Jan Zain
Charles Tatinesey
Beorron
New Waren
New Rinnelle
Payton
Faven
Tyfereor
Harare
Walter Ile
Neetaal
Kearme
New Mihalis
Walter W. Titerean
Menettnetnte
Walton-Shaw nuptials hint at historic ceremony details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wedding event involving Walton and Shaw families, mentioning a bride possibly named Hester, father Geer Matern Beliyon, and a venue at an address on Carrel Street. Unclear dates, attendees, and multiple names appear, with references to other individuals and a listed shore or street location.
Hunt Schoverling vows at Trinity Church ceremony
The ceremony for Miss Behoverting, daughter of the late Mudalit Kehoverting, married Shane Mille Mant, son of Mir and Mrs Edward Vint, in Norwipt The Heer. Attendants included Anne Seheweriing, Tiln Sertbuer, Stipe Uiive Hitt, Mik Ella Kelly, H Hratford, Hiner Mure fon Mant, Juswell Chirk, and Wilihn Te Naat. A reception followed at the Willow Court venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt—Schoverling
Hsealy
Trindty
Hirookivin
Betinevetting
Mudalit Kehoverting
Shaniey Mille Mant
Mir
Edward Vint
Nf Norwipt
Font the Heer
Morrie Ay Tharkteas
Moestah
de Wei
Anhiy
Anit
Stipe Uiive Hitt
Nerney
Mik Ella Kelly
Brooklyn
Witte H. Hratford
Winsted
Catin
Hiner Mure Fon Mant
Manhattan
Nutman Juswell Chirk
Hariferd
Wilihn Te Naat Ont Hail Ohwize Herer
Brioklyn
Bridie Alter
Maul BehulaeeHorge
Willow Court
Hark Atpet
Fitzgerald Scheuller Wedding Ceremony in Hilesia
The ceremony united Benedict Jerome Fitzgerald, a choreunist and composer, with Adelferd Schheuller and Baronese von Sette ielpferie. Attendants Yorvite Mime and Hursa Mavier Reheuller appeared at St Catherine's Society Church for the ceremony last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald—Scheuller
Adelferd Seheuller
Hursamavier Reheuller
Baronese von Sette Ielpferie
Hilesia
Jerome Vitegerald
St Catherine’s
Labor leaders file appeal over stayed execution sentence
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor were sentenced to one year and five months for contempt of court. An appeal was filed from the ruling stayed execution. Mitchell and Buck's State and Range Company are referenced in the case context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Uniean
Mitchell
Siitenett
Te Supreme Court of the
United States
Buck's Stave and Range Company
Pope Studies Our Politics In Private Audience
The Pope received Cleveland Bishop John Farrelly in private audience and discussed religious and regal matters with focus on the presidential campaign context. The visit highlighted the Vatican’s view on political issues influencing the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teme
Jane
John Farrelly
Cleveland
Rare 1847 stamps fetch 625 in Philadelphia sale
A Philadelphia dealer sold a rare 1847 ten cent block for 625 dollars bought for 45 dollars by Fereivat Parrish. The block, with original gum and near perfect margins, ranks among the rarest U S stamps with few known copies. The tale recounts bidding by Morgenthau and others, and a mixed market response in New York and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Morton
Fereivat Parrish
Philadelphia
pouRtit
Morgenthau
John Gthgon
Philladelphia
New York
Europe
Percy
Obituary for Charles Qaneyn Brewster in South Dartmouth Mass
Charles Qaneyn of Brewster Massachusetts resided in South Dartmouth and died Wednesday. He held a prominent position in New York's theater scene and was active in community pursuits. A learned notary, he pursued music and engaged with Saint Daidens and other cultural circles. He attended the Rens anagram Seminary and Harvard, remained engaged in politics yet sought meaningful work in the arts. He was connected to Philadelphia and New York networks and supported local cultural endeavors. His survivors include several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Qaneyn
Brewster
Ea Xenis
South
Dartmouth
Mass
Wedmendat
New Fork
Mrowetar
Augustis Buint
Jomenh
Chin Ime
Neme
Sunda Quartere
Ehydin Taren
Rretester
Philadelytiia
Tte
Rens Anagram Seminary
Cantor
Nin Meneard
Aswaetarint
Mr Brewster Tn
Miew Rillenbeth
Hattigtea
Wirerma
Ton
Anit
Eury
Kingland Family Memorial Notice in New York
The text memorializes c F Kingsland of New York and mentions ties to families and fortune, noting a summer residence and connections to Mr Bituantwnd and Mr Elpealand. It references heirs, estates, and a loss suffered, with unclear details and deceased status implied.
Frank Furness obituary and community notes from unknown date
Fragmented OCR obituary and notices recount Frank Furness a longtime New York family member, linked to local and national figures, with scattered details on marriage, death at eighty, and civic ties. Mention of a funeral at a New Jersey hall and references to military service and charity groups appear amid garbled lines and era-specific place names.
George M. Cluett Pioneer of Cluett Peabody
George M. Cluett a prominent figure in the Cluett Peabody company died today at his home in the city. The late leader helped expand the firm with operatives in New Orleans and other locations. He spent many winters in Palm Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feos
Stieorge
M. Chuett
Peander
Die Catlin
Chuett
Peahudy & Co
Nmapilaie
Far
Convention stenographer notes on the Women's Relief Carpe encampment
A stenographer reports from the state encampment of the A R here in the hotel city, noting the presence of L diveen of New York City. The scene centers on proceedings and participants at the event today.
Burr Loses as Work Heir challenge in probate suit
Former senator Curl S. Mure leads a probate dispute over codicils Burr claimed to be beneficiary. Executors of Frank Work’s estate fight to compel production of alleged codicils. The appellate division upheld surrogate Fowler finding sufficient cause to probe further into Mr Burr’s claim amid suspicions of added provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senna
Promec
Mr Burr
Tle
Gardens at Sunnyridge Host Charity Sale Benefit
A garden sale at Mr and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom’s Sunnyridge gardens drew many women and men from New York society to support convalescent women and children. Volunteers, led by Mrs. Henry Motlixter Pease and others, handled tables selling watering pots, garden tools, baskets, and crafts while raffles and displays of pets and pond features attracted attendees. Local dignitaries and prominent names joined the event in a scene of charity and social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
George Winthrop Folsom
Sunnyridge
Mixe Erhel FF Bolant
Mountain View Farm
Arthur W. Swann
Samuel Frothingham
Mixa Kate Cary
Clark G. Voorhees
Churchill Satterlee
Jute
Frederick Schenck
Richard Dixey
Joseph H. Choate
Morria K. Jeaup
John Miller
Newbold Morris
Oscar Just
Peyton J. van Rennseiier
J. Livingston Lea
R. de Poyater Titus
David T. Tana
George G. Haven
Frank K. Sturges
George
Turnure
Amy
Edith
Kohingat
Raterow
Ile Ianet Tuppen
Ie Jonep Phgurden
and Mire Turris Fubne- Hock
Gertrude Parsons
Arrest of Algernon S Grapley as a Vagrant
Prominent dispatches from Rochester and Washington report Algernon S Grapley arrested as a vagrant after a walking tour from New York to Rochester. The item notes public disorder claims, police handling, and a broader Democratic budget dispute over government funding and July 1 payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon S. Grapley
Vestryman Reinstated After Church Dispute in Tompkins County
Penbanly by authority at Bumop Greer, Faward J. Wanty was excommunicated from St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church, Tompkinsville, Staten Island, by Rector Rev Ouy Te Wallis, and has been readmitted as a member in good standing with full privileges. The controversy arose over ritual differences and church property title. Wanty appealed to Bishop Groep after the rector’s action, and the move restores Wanty while clarifying church governance and ritual adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanty
Wailis
Judge Ward
St Wanty
Air Wanty
Halo
Rishon Groep
Stewart at deathbed as Leeds heir seeks quiet days
W C Stewart lies near death at 208 South Mountain avenue as New York physicians work to prolong his life for the arrival of his daughter Mrs William Leeds. The widow, famed as the tinplate king’s wife, departed England aboard the Kronprinzessin in hopes of comforting a dying father amid a stormy family history and a large estate in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Leeds
Montrair
Jy June Viostewart
Nannie Stewart Leeds
South Mountain Avenue
New York
Willian B Lends
England
Kron Prineeer
Coetie
Wedersdtay
Ore
Henderson Green
Stewart
Warne Parkhurst
Stewarte
Leeds
Mra
Countess Szecheny Arrives Aboard Mauretania
Countess Szecheny once Countess Vanderbilt arrived in New York with her husband and two children aboard the Mauretania, staying ten weeks. The party, met by her mother, will first visit Roslyn and Newport, guests of Mrs. Tarry Payne Whitney. Also aboard were McDougall Fawkes and theatrical manager William Mortis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venton Rzechenyy
Gladys Vanderbilt
Maureanta
Art
Countexs
Roslyn
Lone Island
Neweport
Hie
Mia
Tarry Payne Whitney
Mauretania
McDougall Fawkes
Leek
Willian Mortis
Harry Lauder
Comnetry
Wax & Passenger
Tor
Eaxor
Meiyulius
Europe
Shuberts
J. Elmer Well
J. Elmer Weld
Motor
London
Marry Black
Pomerey Burton
Mex Hydelarke
J A Lidgerwood
Arthur Kamaay
Alfred Anson
Weib K K. Young
Mourning Notices From Many Towns Amid Funeral Plans
The page lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements. Names include Mary Weld, Cornelius Kingland, Louise Strood, and John Cortlandts, with services set at St Johns Episcopal Church, Pointing to private and public fune rals in New York and surrounding areas. A special train to nearby cemeteries is mentioned for some services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willant Inn Kingstand
Cnenettue Armel
Mil Stroud
Jackine Plage
Geore
Joxrphine St
Yan Doten
Mary G. Weld
Wiedge Bywater Funeral
Eerviews
St Jonh's
Eppise Husch
Troy
Sanday
Connell
Aus
Mamaroy NY
Mary
Cornell
Puneral
Tate Erieon
Aioe
Qeire Aunday
New York
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Nemlan
Juarez
Huerta
Tebune Barese Washington
Agua Printe
Sonora
General Blanco
Toéartawant Colonia Moreina
Mal
Etates of
Chihumbug
Wale Columin
Gabnel Huera
Ban
Blanco
Janeral San Jiqee
Arixoma
New Mexico
Bechimas
Oris
Follo
Heals
Ortis
Kaiser
China
Panama
RED Eagle
A. V. Armour
Mediaval Castle
Hanford
Jiseon
Theodore N. Vail
Boston
Tech Pild Petamwatch
Pitace
H. Frazee
Eliort
Toad
Mr. Fragen
Jackeon T Haag
Ty Whine Miner
Genege Bronwon Hywart
Mart Theatre
Chiemen
Mt. Mragen
Albert Hart
Romi
Jawere
Harvard
Tie UniVersity
Rome
Schwaben
Asquith
pombMidhs
Fonkert
Mirge
Athersien
Seattot Wits
Natanowe
Manchester
Derbr
pUkestony
Cadi
Hitchen
Southend
Leighmorth
Lindon
Giencanni
Prine Mintarey
Thinneldorf
Zapmellig
Balion
Scheahen
Peankinrt
Mmnelnek
Abel
Zeppelin
Hution
Madn Weyers
Lope Diitatieh
Rentamiser Deer
Baden-Baden
Gotha Dé Bertin
Raed
Anephew Setarmety
Mellie
Army and Navy
Wuetster
Sethiy
Sarerhoaer
Deay i Pet Simmns
Inelactee
Lee Arhneter
Montgomers Rartieer
Moe Wine
Fanta Mae
Genepay Stat
Trilmes
Wiewmler Aisaaral
Meietrom
Dune
PTT
Leon Uahallen
Teyhea
Vasile
Mattin
Detailes Seeteeaar
Military Welem
Prunegieania
Wiley
Comet
Lanire
Ati Neton
Rugy
Cain
Lamburg
Anuresen
Panam
Mayer Jane
Viene
Amelode
Corran
Navy Department
Fronson—Van Zelm
Walton—Shaw
Martin
Walton
Pope
Charles Osmyn Brewster
C. F. Kingsland
Femiltr
Sears
Elpealand
Etry
Frank Furness
Wawigrese
Augustus van Cortlandt
Aveupius van Eran
Jann
Tavindary
Henry R. Stanfield
Feréir
Aera Eleiten
Sopliers
Hite
Massa
Cluett
Burr
Illinois
George W. Folsom
NEW Safe Deposit Company
Omer
Astrid Bt
Undertarera
Frank E. Campbell
Wag Anmay
Uptown
Hihustenl Magasine
Ze Capital Ie Solon
Nano Gerisa
Sige Nauinat Wimn
John
Thartes
Sim G. Duncan
Steger
Willian
New Terk
Winninaron Bereau
Westory
Tribune Bureau
Navy Yards
Patt
Treasury
Congress
White House
Tony
Baekman Winthrow
Bewaters Chamberlain
Bradley
Taylor
Morgan, Calder
J. Wilies
Olcott and Woodward
Knox
Chevy Chase
Fold
W. C. Stewart
Countess Szecheny
Lavy
Orleans
Newari Nody
Emnupday
Minchfeld
Cornelia
William J van Fidalighter
Rowland
van Cortlandts
Nh W. Munro
Bartow-onethee
van Cortlandt
Thurwlay
St. Phillips
Heap-on-the- Hudson
Providence
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