Explosion Within Maine Sinks The Warship Result
Washington reports General Bixby and General Grady conclude the Maine was lost to an internal magazine explosion not external fire or shock. Inspectors find bow wrecked and deck blown upward. Bodies likely buried 200 feet in Havana harbor mud. full cause remains unknown.
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Washington
Maine
William H. Bixby
U. S.A
Havana Harbor
Fixty
Bixby
Havana
Grady
Bride of King's Chaplain Nora Davis Weds in Westminster
Nora Davis of Philadelphia married Rev. Frederick Percival Fanar lifetime rector of Limbringham and king's domestic chaplain at St Andrew's Westminster. Davis family ties include Richard Harding Davis and J Clarke Davis. Notables at the ceremony included American Ambassador Reid, John Hays Hammond, and guests from Sandringham gifts from royals followed.
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Nora Davis
Philadelphia
F. P. False
Canon Edgar Sheppard
John Stafford Northcote
St. Andrew’s
Reid
John Hays Hammond
Charles B. Bavis
Anthony Hope
Hope
Louis Starr
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Princess Victoria
Princess May
Mrs. Reid
Sandringham
Statue to Washington by Stead urged for Britain
London July 7 W T Stead editor at a Fourth of July veterans event urged Britain to fund a statue of George Washington. He claimed Washington greatly influenced the British empire and proposed unveiling it in Westminster to mark a century of peace between Britain and America following an Anglo American arbitration treaty.
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Stead
London
W. T. Stead
George Washington
Westminster
Heat drives eggs to hatch without sitting hen
Lowell, July 7. Gilbert Wright of Chelmsford reports a setting of eggs abandoned by a sitting hen hatched due to intense heat. So warm the atmosphere seemed to replace the hen. Ten eggs have hatched and more are expected.
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Lowell
Mass
Gilbert Wright
Chelmsford
Search for Castro Triggers British Navy Move in Kingston
Kingston Jamaica July 7 The British warship Aeolus has arrived from Trinidad with orders to prevent Castro landing. If Castro is held in West Indian waters he will be brought here and tried for piracy.
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Castro
Kingston
Jamaica
Aeolus
Trinidad
Taft to Visit University of West Virginia Morgantown
President Taft accepted an invitation to attend the installation of Dr. Thomas E Hodges as president at the University of West Virginia Morgantown in early November. The piece includes stray quotes about finance and a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet.
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Taft
University
Washington
Thomas E. Hodges
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Advertising Activity Powers Business Growth
Advertising activity drives business momentum by expanding reach, attracting customers, and boosting sales. Brands leverage campaigns across media to build awareness, engage audiences, and convert interest into purchases, fueling market expansion and revenue growth.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games Across Leagues
Yesterday's baseball results show American League action with Cleveland defeating the Athletics and St Louis edging Chicago. National League play features New York Chicago and Philadelphia with St Louis beating Philadelphia and Boston vs Cincinnati lasting 12 innings. Batteries and pitchers listed vary by game.
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Cleveland
J. Batteries
Gregg
Fisher
Morgan
Long
Thomas
Cacage
St. Louis
Chicago
Ib Hallowee
Nelson
Stephens
Baker
Olmsted
Scott
Wayne
Otachives
Detroit
Auhiotics
Nlyo
Juiz
A. Chiago
AL Crosis
Brook Bali Samen
Ragoa
Erwin
York
New York
Knnig
Brown
Arohar
Wirtese
Tristate League Scores Mixed Across Cities
In Harrisburg-Trenton Tiarr's burg and Walser Girard Keri both led with strong play while Siroh starred at Johnstown-Johntown. Elsewhere Batteries-Covdlesiie and Goettell-Ketter contributed notable performances as York-Wilmington and Altoona-Phin-Belts clubs posted runs amid a busy slate of Battery action.
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Tristate League
Harrisburg
Trenton
Tiarr’sburg
Walser Girard
Keri
Bittery
Siroh
Johnstown
Johntown
Covdlesiie
Tementer
Goettell
Ketter
York
Wilmington
Altoona
aAlicot Phin
Manning Breezie
Unparalleled Hot Wave Claims Many Lives Nationwide
Philadelphia toll rises to sixty one with Chicago reporting two hundred one deaths and two hundred seventy eight prostrations. New York endures record heat with one hundred eighteen deaths. Infant deaths total one hundred twenty five. Metro areas suffer including Bronx and Staten Island incidents. Rain brings brief relief in Cincinnati after five days of extreme heat.
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East
Philadelphia
United States
Chicago
New York
Morrisania
Bronx
Bay
Staten Island
Humane Society
Cincinnati
Gould Biggest Winner in French Flat Racing This Season
Paris July 7 Frank Jay Gould heads the list of winning American owners in France with about 45,961 dollars earned. W K Vanderbilt ranks second with 27,860. Colonel Hunsiker, Pfizer, and Leigh follow with 12,990 12 88 and 11,210 respectively. Other American owners have won under 2,000.
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Tist
W. K. Vanderbilt
Paris
Frank ‘Jay Gould
France
Hus
Colonel Hunsiker
Pfizer
Leigh
Man Sacrifices Life to Save Dog in Danville
Danville Virginia July 7 George Clark died after racing back to save his dog from an oncoming Southern railway train. Clark, clear of the track, was struck and died an hour later in a hospital. The dog was killed beneath the wheels. Lightning Kills Four in North Alabama. Four deaths by lightning reported near Huntsville Cullman and Anniston.
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Danville
George Clark
Southern Railway
Clark
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Ruse
Huntsville
H. M. Harmon
Cullman
Anniston
Maryland Worcs to Vote on Water Works Election
Rising Sun Maryland women taxpayers will be eligible to vote in a forthcoming town election on establishing water works and electric light systems in the town.
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Maryland
Rising Sun
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Seeks Health Remedy Tale
A Lincoln girl writes of long stomach trouble and constipation improving after three days with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She credits the remedy for rapid recovery and praises it as a lifesaving medicine. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Tam
Tinyfom
Baby Moose Born in Captivity Finds Park Life Pleasing
A baby moose born in captivity at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco endears itself to keepers and visitors. The four new moose arrived from Alaska months ago and settled in, with the calf quickly standing and exploring its enclosure. The mother loves the youngster, while the father pays little heed.
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Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Alan Packers’ Association
Coukiniet
Alaska
Sanfrancisco
Jan Te
Lig
Weather Proof Silo and Above Ground Enclosure
Build silo in barn center with cement tank. above ground design praised for weather protection and feeding efficiency. French-derived silo method celebrated. ensilage preserves forage for dairy cattle, boosting per acre yields and digestive nutrients. Boston hotel rooftop poultry setup shows thriving hens and fresh eggs for guests. remedy and castor oil advertised.
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Flore
America
Thirteen On Thirteenth Street Hatchery Tale
A playful tale about a hen laying thirteen brown eggs and hatchlings, set in a town on Thirteenth Street. The verse follows how the eggs are sold, hatched, and raised to thirteen months before sold, with a closing cryptic note on the number thirteen.
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Thirteenth Street
Child Meant Well Governor Lecture on State Names
The Maine governor addresses pupils about what residents of states are called. A girl answers Maniacs as the Maine demonym, while other snippets mention Michiganians. The piece weaves misread words and advertising cues into a fragmented OCR fragment from a 19th century periodical.
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Maine
Gael
Michi Mihicauders
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