Death of HW Walter Webar Defeater of Knights of Labor
Henry Walter Webb a son of Abe Webb and brother to W. Seward Webb died suddenly at 66 in New York after a prolonged illness from tuberculosis. He helped defeat the Knights of Labor with President Depew and built the Adirondack and St. Lawrence rail routes. Webb served as a trustee of Mutual Life Insurance and held leadership in Central Railroad circles. Brig. Gen. James F. Wade temporarily heads the department. Webb resided at Citivuzo.
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Knights of Labor
New York
Henry Walter Welt
Tlerce
Rhe- Hudson
Hic
Abe
Mutral Life Insurance Company
Steine Froi
Depew
New York Central
Webb
Be Pt
Adirondack End
Si. Ly
Wheeler
Dpe
Citivuzo
James F. Wade
Thas
Roosevelt Contention Rocks Republican Convention in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the 44th anniversary GOP gathering as Roosevelt backed by mass support challenges McKinley while Platt and Foraker maneuvers shape the vice presidential question. Delegates signal Roosevelt acceptance if nominated. crowds parade, banners fly, and Hogan Hanna leadership looms amid party unity tensions.
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Evernur Shaw
Luo Stilt
John C. Fremont
Musical Fund Hall
Locust Street
West Philadelphia
Hanna
Wolcott
Colorado
M'Ainley
Senator Lodge
McKinley
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Sgttier Kien
Shaw
Towa
Dotliver
Coibmublallen
lLucg
Bio
Lotge
Tamwwig bin
Pate
New York
Fo Bs
Naa Phi ‘Phan
Plact la Sai
Quay
Pennsylvania
Gown For A Century Run
At a Chicago meeting of hundreds of century wheelwomen it was decided that for long rides nothing matched a lightweight flannel waist with full sleeves and a soft stock neck. A dark canvas skirt completed the riding suit, highlighting comfort and style.
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Chicago
China Declares War as Taku Forts Fire on Fleet
International powers report the Taku forts firing on ships near Pei-Ho, forts silencing by foreign warships. several fleets bombardment features, with casualties across British, German, Russian, French forces. Chinese forces reportedly suffer heavy losses as legations face danger.
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London
China
Berlin
Chefoo
Pei-Ho
Shanghai
Yorktown
Taku
Daily
Mat
Pekin
Kanh Yi
Ministry of War
Mandshurt
Daily News
Cheefoo
The
Times
United States
Seymour
Ita
Tien Tein
Krense
Athough
Tee
Nin Chwang
Ku Ling
Dau
Chang
Saigon
Cochin China
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Riesia
Brussels
the Standard
Russia
Kiachta
Maimatchin
Urga
Yeaterdas Baseball Games around Philadelphia and Chicago
Sport brief notes Yeaterdas played in Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn and Boston series. Games listed include St Louis visitors and Cincinnati results, with Chicago and Pittsburgh clashes and final scores mentioned for several matchups.
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Yeaterdas
Philadelphia
New York
Paeadelphia
Beaton
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louie
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Elertlesons
Feve
Barner. &c
Dayton
Poul
Lucas
Lucas Family
Lucas Pure
Mazden
Poli
Pear
A.G. Quynn &Co
Hardware, Paints, Bar Iron, &O
East Patrick Street
National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Oie
Baker Johnson, Sasa
John N. Clary
Bod
Mit Aod
Ned
Liberty Pike
Hine, Ltd
Fourth St
Fins
Frederico
Frederick & Middletown
F.G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance
Patrick Street
Frederick, A
Walter Webar
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensberg
Gonstipat
QureRmia
caUnen
Rogie
Albert L Pearre
Etchison Building
Frederick
James
Albert L. Pearr
Ernest Helfensterr
PB. W
Ali
Bright’s
Cohmacsman
Doliiver
Flether Hanna
Allison
Grosvenor
Thurston
Edward O. Wolcott
Ming
Henna
Platt
Boone
Joseph B. Forakervelt
Woodruf
Woodruff
Col. M.S Quay
Penrose
C. L. Magee
M. B. Williams
Flinn
Pittsburg
Root
Long
Biss
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
Blame
Logan
Linn
Canton
National Committee
Tina Deries
Ara
Shivley
Indianapolis
Benjamin F. Shiviey
South Bend
Shiviey
John W. Kern
Eliot Danforth
W. J. Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Gila Reservation
H. McCowan
Phoenix Indian Industrial School
Charleston
Henry E. Farsoms
Somerville
Ath Hammond
Everest
Parsons
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Gem. Pelloux
Granton
Mt. Pleasant
John B. Neal
Jones
Herman Haarmeyer
Grunk
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