Edwin A Abbey Dies in London After Relapse
Edwin A Abbey a leading American artist dies in London following a relapse after an operation. Born Philadelphia 1862 he studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and painted for Harrisburg capitol murals. His illness prompted questions on whether he would return home as his condition worsened in London.
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Philadelphia
Edwin Austin Abbey
R.A
America
London
garam
William Abbey
Abbey
J. Wiliam White
White
Sicis
Harrisburg
Hereford
Ens
Mr. Abbey
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Royal academy
Beaton
Edward
Mary Gertrude Meade
Frederick Meade
New York
the
University of Pennsylvania
Capitol
Edwin a. Abbey
Capitol Hill
senate
supreme court chamber
North and South Carolina face unprecedented drought crippling mills
The drought forces 152 cotton mills in North and South Carolina to shut as Catawba River runs low, leaving about 70,000 workers unemployed. Weeks without meaningful rain, 60 percent precipitation deficit, with trees drying to mud and wells running dry. Westward mountain streams feeding flour mills and tanneries have dwindled, forcing more factory closures while crops burn in the fields.
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North
South Carolina
Charlotte
N.C
Catawba
Southern Power company
burgan
Shonts Greets Family After Rumor Denial
Theodore P Shonts president of the Interborough company sailed a revenue cutter down the bay to greet his family returning from Europe. The party included Mrs Shonts daughters the Duchess de Chaulnes Miss Marguerite Shonts and the infant Due de Chaulnes. Mrs Shonts denied reports of separation, calling the rumor denied already by her attorney.
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New Yorhk
Theodore P Shonts
Interborough company
Europe
Shonts
Duchess de Chaulnes
Marguerite Shonts
Due de Chaulnes
Miss Quimby Flies In Monoplane At Mineola
Miss Harriet Quimby, America’s first successful female aviator, flew a Moisant monoplane at about fifty miles an hour. She traced six complete figure Ss in midair, drawing enthusiastic applause from spectators. She then continued with a cross-country flight toward Westairs and Meadow Shook, which she completed successfully.
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Mineola
N. Y
Hariet Quimby
America
Quimby
Westiars
Meadow
Pension Push for Old Soldiers Urged in Congress
Washington reports that 346,008 veterans would live beyond human aid and Representative Stevenson of California urged the Democratic majority to allow pension legislation in the current session. Paris notes John W. Gates remains grave with his condition unchanged since Sunday as the pneumonia worsens in the attacked lung.
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Washington
congress
Stevenson
Caliifornia
house
Paris
John W. Gates
Gila
Standard Oil of New Jersey to split thirty three subsidiaries among holders
Stockholders of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to receive after Sept 1 distribution of shares in thirty three subsidiaries as ordered by the courts. Most holders will get fractional shares and tiny dividends. total certificates to be issued reach about 220000 while current holders exceed 6000.
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New York
Aug. J
Company of New Jerzey
supreme court
Nee
hac
Standard Oil company
M. FP. Eliott
Standard Ol company
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Standard of New Jersey
ftset
Elliott
Standard of
New Jersey
Eliott
Dilcott
Standard Oil Company of
Standard Oil
Standard Otl
Southern Pipe Line company
National Transit company
Chesebrough Manufacturing company
Colonial Oil
Robbed the Mail Wagon Driver Caught by Inspectors
George H. Mackinson eighteen-year-old mail wagon driver was arrested in Lancaster Pennsylvania for robbing the mails after inspectors observed him hid the stolen mail after a series of theft reports since May 1. He confessed to three robberies and was committed for trial. Chamberlain and Co remedies are advertised in the notice.
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P.O
lancaster
George H. Mackinson
Mackinson
War Rants Against Arden Anarchist Echo Delaware Sabbath Laws
An Arden anarchist George Brown swore out warrants for neighbors including Upton Sinclair and Harold Ware for Sabbath day baseball and ice cream sales. Constable Green served the warrants under Delaware statutes from 1794. Brown, jailed five days for refusals, sparked debate on social reform versus U S institutions and Arden’s self governed stance.
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Wilmington
Del
Henry George
Arden
Charles Green
James W. Robertson
George Brown
Upton Sinclair
Delaware
Donald Stephens
Harold Ware
Hamilton Ware
Alexander Dubin
rank Leach
oseph Garrodd
Northeast Manual Training school
Philadelphia
Chester Lightbown
Frederick Windle
Merkley Toby
Frederick J. Steinlein
Arden club
New Castle
Frank Stephens
Joseph Fels
little colony
Brown
Uncle Sam
Berger Proposes $4 Weekly Old Age Pension Bill
Washington Aug 1 Representative Victor L Berger Wisconsin Socialist introduces a bill granting $4 a week to all citizens aged over sixty. He seeks to shield the measure from court review and argues old workers deserve a living without charity. Berger also proposes a commission of three parties in Congress to study old age pensions.
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Berger
Congress
Washington
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
supreme court of the United States
Bergen
supreme court
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PEARC
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vust
WHITE CROSS
Lehr Piano
BIRELY'S
EAL ABBEY
FELTON & KELLY
RIZONA
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