Turmoil and Death Mar Warfront Theaters and Berths
Chaos and casualties as 7.00 men strike in Chill Forty district with clashes against troops. Secretary Teey confirms capitulation of the Coitel States simmer Philadelphia on the 6th. Cramp motors receive a $5,000 premium for services, and Kanset recovers from fines, joining Errancis Joseph inMilitary maneuvers. InterState Commerce Commission acts on grain rate cuts. Reports toggle between battles, political deals, and storm damage across England and America.
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Gimor
Chill
Garker
Teey
Coitel
Philadelphia
Messrs
Cramp
Aesiierss
Senate irrigation bills and budget fights dominate Congress action
The Senate spent the day debating the river and irrigation appropriations with multiple amendments. House actions included a pension for General Fremont’s widow and a Western river debate while the White Star liner Teutonic made a record run from England and a King’s Powder mill explosion killed twelve.
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Senate
Rartentirretione
Cm Tex
Lil
Detty Marto
Dietree
Eesrandes
Washington
Perneton
Liu Ag
Lee
Sune
Witout Veron
Alopaek
Seston
Resignation of Prohibition Governor Nominee
Telegrams note Rev. Davin Binney resigns as nominee for Governor from the Prohibition party due to Bishop Keener objections. Other items report crop damage in Crasm County, Asiatic cholera in Atchison, Miss. corn shortages in Winona area, and wealth of Natchez magnate Coors Scawaarz. Also covers Fremont funeral events in New York and related memorial notices.
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Davin ¢. Binney
di di
M. BE. Church South
Gallatin
Tenn
State Executive Committee
Keener
Crasm County
Aiie
Atchison
Kansas
Winona
Miss. Morain
Cuurstras Scawaarz
Natchez
Misa
Pheumonia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Col. A. Lindsey
Minturn
Ark
Destructive Fire at Western Union Telegraph Lab
Fire swept the Western Union Telegraph building on July 11 causing extensive damage across the eighth floor and above. Rescue efforts saved several workers on the roof while electrical and telegraphic equipment on multiple floors suffered total loss. The blaze disrupted New York exchanges and halted ticker service across Cotton, Coffee and Produce markets.
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Western Union
Mathews Fleet
Lowe
Binns
Obes
Nethenk
Ladilier
Sally
Nast
McCant
Murray-street Insurance Patrol
Gold and Stock Company
Associated Press
Associated Prose
America
William Henry Smith
Europe
Cotton Exchange
Ant
New Yoas
Westernnion Telegraph
Western Caoton Company
Meeting of Sui Committees on World Fair Security
The World's Fair Commission permanent organization meeting was held at the Continental Hotel with Judge J A McKinnie of Kentucky as chair. Members included A T Ewing Kiesgo J H Breslin New York P A Weidner Duluth and W L Harrison Duluth. Thomas Cochran shared Centennial Exhibition insights and urged giving the director-general full authority for efficient preparation and weekend openness debate. General Goshern indicated as possible director-general candidate.
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Pwrnaperrun
Permanent Organization of the World's Fair Commission
Continental Hotel
J. A. McKinnie
Kentucky
A. T. Ewing
Kiesgo
J. H. Breslin
New York
P AL Weidner
Thin City
Geshern
Cochran
Giant oil scheme eyed across West Virginia fields
A Parkersburg special reports a large plan to develop WV oil territory led by JG Blaine 5 B Elkins Senator Camden and Standard Oil. The project would drill hundreds of wells from Manningtwo across the state to Eureka with tanks for 300000 barrels and a pipeline. Nearly 1,000,000 dollars has been spent on early work.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
The
Herald
JG Blaine
B. Elkins
Camden
Standard Oil Company
Manningtwo
West Wiroil Fells
Eureka
Foreign Gossip Translated In Amusing Snippets
A collage of foreign gossip pieces notes a Vienna shorthand prize, outlawed slave trade, salons in Paris, birth and marriage rates in Scotland, Queen Victoria’s long reign, a Louis Napoleon watch, a German gun sent to Cromstadt, and social jests about czars and manners. It blends anecdotes, quips, and curios about royal and common life across Europe.
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Varis
Comtesen de Kersaint
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Henry
George Til
Louis Napoleon
Prince Imperial
South Africa
London
Eugenie
Liverpool
Bertin
Spain
Otter
Crete
Christine
Owistenen
Kenny Works
Cromstadt
Ami
Chicago Herald
Rastus
Lomilon Lancet
N. Y
Europe
Lemuel
Mr. Megrim
Texas Siftings
Wealthy Englishwoman’s Bid for European Princess Title
In Paris a tall Englishwoman known as Lady X-, famed for intoxicated outbursts in the Bois de Boulogne, sought marriage to Prince Z- and a princely fortune. A grand dinner to seal the match ended when she hurled a glass at the groom accusing him of spoiling the spoons, ending the union prospects despite earlier talks of settlement terms.
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Bois de Boulogne
Paris
The
Bois
Wains
Europe
Prince Z
How Messages From Europe Are Sent and Recieved
A historical note explains early transatlantic telegraphy methods. It describes sending currents through submarine lines with a condenser to boost power and reduce ground interference. It highlights the transition from reflecting galvanometers to the syphon galvanometer, which records inked pulses and reduces eye strain for operators.
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Europe
Not Meppily Expresse t Suitor Exchange
A brief dramatic aside where a suitor apologizes for requesting his daughter’s hand. He explains that without means he would not press the match. The exchange suggests social constraints and family negotiation in a constrained setting.
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