Lehigh Alumni Day Crowds Gather for Meet and Banquet
Alumni Day at Lehigh University drew a large gathering as the association held its annual meeting in old Saucon Hall with W R Butler presiding. Officers were elected Archibald Johnston president H A Bonzano vice presidents H H Stock secretary treasurer and Congressman P K Polk honorary treasurer. President Crown spoke on finances after the fire loss to the physical laboratory and a banquet crowd saw Georgetown defeat Lehigh 5 to 0 in baseball. A president's reception followed and Commencement Day was set for tomorrow.
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TIMES
Lovrh Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Old Saucon Hall
W. R. Butler
Mauch Chunk
Archibald Johnston
Bethlehem Steel Company
H. A. Bonzano
H. H. Stock
P. K. Polk
Danville
President Crown
University
Physical Laboratory
Georgetown
Lehigh
Mangled Body Found on Railroad Tracks
Special Telegram to The Times Reading June 19 a man about 35 with dark hair and sandy moustache was found dead along the Philadelphia and Reading Railway near Douglassville. An account book with coal orders and the name William McCormick tie the victim to Philadelphia coal teams. Mine officials at Shamokin list successful applicants for certificates including several men from Mt. Carmel and Shamokin.
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Reading
Philadelphia and Reading
Douglassville
Arch
Diamond
Seventeenth
Philadelphia
Wiliam McCormick
the Times
Shamokin
Edward Brennan
Board of
August Corbe
Ashland
James Gordon
Locxer Gap
John T. Ashton
Mt. Carmel
Frank J. McHugh
Charles C. Herr
Anthony Rightdinger
William C. Bateman
Natalie
Dennis McCullough
Whenlseo
W. J. Startzel
Patrick Laughlin
Benjamin Morgan
Thomas Joyce
Locust Gap
Henry Perrong
Girardville
Peter J. Bodman
Locust Dale
W. EB. Jones
Williamstown
David Jenkins
Nicholas Brokenshire
George W. Stine
Davis E. Stine
Peter Nailor
Trevorton
West Chester High School awards given in literary prizes
In West Chester on June 19 the high school held annual exercises drawing public attention. Marian Pierce won the William Dowlin prize in English composition with Alice Bullock an honorable mention in the senior class. Groff won the junior prize and Edna Inghley received honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
West Chester
William Dowlin
Marian Pierce
Alice Bullock
Groff
Ednaighley
West Chester Post Office Leased for Several More Years
The Post Office Department has renewed a lease with the West Chester post office owners for another term. The contract requires expenditure on building improvements including new features as part of the renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Pennsylvania chartered coal and gas firms announced
Pennsylvania corporations incorporated including Karthaus Coal Mining Company in Harrisburg with $3,000 capital, Clear Geld, Gibson Gas Fixture Works in Philadelphia with $225,000, Charles L Heinle Specialty Company in Philadelphia with $75,000, and P. Mining Company in Erie with $100,000 capital.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Department
Karthaus Coal Mining Company
Capital
Gibson Gas Fixture Works
Philadelphia
Charles L. Heinle Specialty Company
P. Mining Company
Erie
Tramps in Bloomsburg Ordered to Work on Streets
Bloomsburg authorities enact a nuisance ordinance requiring all arrested vagrants to perform street work within the borough. The June 19 note details the measure as a response to rising vagrancy and public disorder across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Bloomsburg
Miner Robbed of Large Roll in Pottsville Circus Crime
James Powers, a Tower City miner, was assaulted near a circus carnival in Pottsville on June 19 and relieved of a large roll of bills. The theft occurred as he left the show grounds, with thieves stealing his money and escaping. The Times received telegrams about the incident from Pottsville.
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Times
Pottsville
James Powers
Tower City
West Chester Junior to Senior Reception Bright in Chapel
This evening the customary reception of the junior close to the senior was held in the chapel of the State Normal School. Mrs. Dr. George M. Philips, wife of the principal, received in her usual graceful style.
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the Times
West Chester
State Normal School
George M. Philips
Woman Found Dead From Alcoholism in Hazleton Home
Mrs Mary Vernasky aged 30 was found dead in bed at her West Hazleton home last night by neighbors. Death attributed to alcoholism after she drank to drown sorrow over separation from her husband.
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Times
Hazleton
Mary Vernasky
West Hazleton
Philadelphia Cadets Begin Ten Day Camp Maneuver
West Chester June 10 A large delegation of youthful soldiers from the First regiment departed for camp, proceeding to a site where they will undergo ten days of training in a formal camp setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tus Times
West Chester
Second Attempted Suicide in Shamokin Woman Rescued
In Shamokin on June 19 Miss Lissle Marth 18 attempted suicide by swallowing poison for the second time in six months. She swallowed a dash of antidotes and was saved by prompt medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Shamokin
Lissle Marth
Lendawa
Untitled local notice fragment from Insgrove
Insgrove June 10. Citizens of ot vias bor te iy ast chagaa property.
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Insgrove
Ot Vias Borte Iy
Aprerty
Bucknell Commencement Day Highlights Bucknell University
Bucknell University hold fourth day of commencement exercises. Bucknell Academy graduates include Frank Ammon and Ralph Savidge. Bucknell Institute graduates listed led by Louise Warriner. Kerr Boyce Tupper officiated dormitory dedication costing 50 000 dollars. Alumni events featured Martin Bell address and multiple prize announcements. Alumni Association officers elected with Rev H M Wolfe Jr as president.
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the Times
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Bucknell Academy
Frank Ellsworth Ammon
Strode’s Mills
Percival Dewees Browning
Orbisonia
William Miles Kefffer
Milton
John Henry Eisenbauer
David Morris Hughes
Mount Carmel
Charles L. Clair King
Reynoldsville
John Arthur Haines
Winfield
Ralph W. E. Savidge
Sunbury
Bucknell Institute
Helen Marr Forest
Mary Matilda Halfpenny
Mary Florence Higgins
Sarah Jane Roos
Louisa Ann Linn Seller
Margaret Howard Stein
Martha Wolfe
Louise Voorhis Warriner
Montrose
Miss Stanton
Kerr Boyce Tupper
D. D
Philadelphia
Martin Bell
Blair County
School of Music
Ruth Lesher
Northumberland
Ruth Stevens
Bessie Mahaffy
Mahaffey
Nelle Goddard
Pearl Snyder
Mary Halfpenny
Clearfield Nominates Democratic Ticket at Convention
The Democratic County Convention met in Clearfield on June 19 and nominated J. K. P. Hall for Congress, Cyrus A. Woods for Assembly, Henry B. Knorr for Sheriff, James A. Gleason for District Attorney, EB. Shirey for Jury Commissioner, W. B. Beamer for Coroner, and John C. Barclay as secretary and chairman. John A. Stock, Dennis Dempsey, and George Merritt named as congressional conferees. Dimeling resigns. convention is harmonious.
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Clearfield
Congress
J. K. P. Hall
Elk County
Cyrus A. Woods
Bloom Township
Howe
Cooper
Henry 8. Knorr
DuBois
James A. Gleason
Houtzdale
EB. K. Shirey
W. B. Beamer
Decatur
Bracelet and plaque found in Niagara Falls tragedy package
The package Gertrude Roth sent to her sister prior to her Niagara Falls plunge was received by Mrs. Wagner in Allentown. It contained a bracelet and a Wedgewood placque purchased at Niagara Falls but no message was included.
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the Times
Allentown
Gertrude Roth
Niagara Falls
Wagner
Wagners
Roth
Sharon and Youngstown Street Railway Wins 50 Year Franchise
Mahoning County Commissioners grant a fifty year franchise to the Sharon and Youngstown Street Railway. Construction starts at once for a twenty mile line passing through several small towns between Sharon and Youngstown.
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the Times
Sharon
Mahoning County
Burned by Molten Iron in Government Foundry
Three moulders were badly burned in Myerstown when molten iron exploded during sinker casting for the United States Government at the R Stoeyer Foundry. The injured are Philip Fox of Lebanon Cornelius King and Wallace Line of Myerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Lebanon
Philip Fox
Cornelius King and Wallace
Myerstown
United States
R. Stoeyer
Cope Takes Office as Dairy and Food Commissioner
Harrisburg June 19 Jesse K Cope assumes charge as the new Dairy and Food Commissioner heading the division. The report notes his appointment and that Major Joe Lad filed a bond of 10000 dollars with the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
the Times
Harrisburg
Jesse K. Cope
Dairy and Food
Higa
Joe Lad
W ‘Orme
Joneas
State Department
Oleo dealers arrested in Greensburg district raid
Officer Washabaugh arrested a dozen oleo dealers across Groneabere Latrobe New erton Irwin Scottdale. Defendants made no denial of the charges and promised prompt payment of fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
TIMES
Greensburg
Thomas Washabaugh
Groneabere
Latrobe
Newerton
Irwin
Scottdale
Uspal
Pastor Dies, Leaves Reformed Church Era in Greensburg
Special Telegram to The Tips reports Rev. Dr. C. R. Dieffenbacher, longtime pastor of Greensburg First Reformed Church, has resigned after twenty five years. The German church community notes his departure marks the end of a long era of leadership and service to the congregation and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
C. R. Dieffenbacher
First Reformed Church
Pennsylvania Corporation Chartered
Dover Del June 19 A Pennsylvania concern with capital stock was chartered at the State House today it is the Walker papier & baking ac mes casences oe uk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Corporation
Timms
Dover
Del
Allegheny
State House
Walker
Ture Papier & Baking Acmes
Casences Oe UK
Man Dies in Tragic Wheel accident
Special Telegram from Greensburg reports George Ringer aged years died after a wheel overturned in a wagon incident. The victim's face was severely injured, and the tragedy occurred in Greensburg on June 19.
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THE
Timms
Greensburg
Theorge Ringer
Sportamen Oppose Sunday Law
Special Telegram to Tom Tree from Norristown June 10 reports the Norristown Pied and Game Protective Association opposing a Sunday law. The brief item notes association members and local stance, with no further details on actions or outcomes.
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Sportamen
Tom Tree
Norristown
Norristown Pied and Game Protective Association
New Chemical Building Gift at Lafayette College
Special Telegram from Easton reports Lafayette College celebrates commencement week with alumni events at Pardee Hall. Walter C. Gilmore of Williamsport delivers Finished Work. Dr James Gayley of the class of 1874 funds a new chemical building to be erected soon, linking Carnegie Steel.
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Tom Timps
Easton
Lafayette College
Pardee Hall
Walter C. Gilmore
Williamsport
Washington Hall
J. C. McKenzie
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
J. G. Brecht
Franklin Hall
Warfield
James Gayley
Gayley
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Local Weddings Highlight Pottsville Lansford And Other Notices
J J Brown a Pottsville lawyer married Cadace Williams of Lansford at noon yesterday. F N Cassell of Pittsburg wed Effie M Fulton of Clearfield in the bride’s grandfather’s residence. Andrew Sullivan and Hannah Sullivan of Gordon’s married in Ashland. James Lenghlie Shamokin and Annie Reilly Bloomsburg wed at the bride’s residence. Epworth Leaguers in Bedford convened with welcome by Prof E S Ling and addresses by several ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brown
Pottsville
Cadace Williams
Lansford
Clearfield
F. N. Cassell
Pittsburg
Effie M. Fulton
T. H. Foreey
Baier
Andrew Sullivan
Hannah Sullivan
Gordon's
Ashland Peeeny
St. Joseph's Church
James Lenghlie
Shamokin
Annie Reilly
Bloomsburg
Bellefonte
Yester- Sey
Harry
Yeager
Iss Ruth
William Aurie
Stamp Collectors Risking Tuberculosis From Saliva Contact
A New York Herald report details M. Busquet of the Algiers Military Hospital who found stamps handled with saliva carried Koch's bacilli. A stamp-loving soldier with advanced tuberculosis contaminated stamps by moistening gummed paper with saliva and sticking them to albums. He inoculated guinea pigs with stamp-water, causing tuberculosis lesions and death in the animals. Busquet tested disinfectants, favoring five percent phenic acid or heat to sterilize stamps without color loss.
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Legion
New York Herald
M. Busquet
Miliary Hospital
Algiers
Koch
Bacilli
There Goes the Last Toe in a Bridge Yard Accident
August Gleb, a Shiffler Bridge Co worker at West Homestead, has lost four toes in as many accidents. Yesterday a heavy beam fell on his left foot, severing the middle and last toe of that foot, as Dr. W. Ewson treated him. Gleb joked about hoodoo while preparing to work again soon.
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August Gleb
Shiffler Bridge Company
West Homestead
Gieb
W. Ewson
H Weeks van Cate
Tion
Baboon Escapes and Stirs Panic at Stockyards Station
Arrimyna Pocahontas, leader of a Romani camp near Forty-seventh Street and Western Avenue, walked her mandrill Beppo a three and half foot baboon past the stockyards police station. Beppo jumped onto a desk, startling Desk Sergeant Thomas Connolly and forcing officers to retreat for safety.
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Arrimyna Pocahontas
Forty-seventh Street
Western Avenue
Beppo
Stock Yards
Chicago Chronicle
Thomas Connolly
Stock Yard
Ripley's Daily Bulletin
Beppe
Peter Garson
Little girl hero of county after night burglary
Ten-year-old Mabel Tubbs woke in night to noise, ran half a mile in bare feet in her night dress, and alerted Ed ward Moore and wife. James Harman and William Franklin pursued four masked burglars, exchanged fire, wounding one. The Moores fear for recovery. burglars escaped with $20 and a gold watch.
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James Harman
William Franklin
Elevators and the Heart Runaway at Brown Hotel
The Denver Republican reports an elevator accident at the Brown Palace Hotel linked to a pilot Monte Inman. A heart attack likely paralyzed his arm, preventing lever return. A Chicago physician warns high altitude elevator work harms the heart, noting rapid ascents and descents. The piece condemns “modern improvements” that speed work at health risk and cites a Chicago case of a two year elevator pilot’s death as martyrdom to faster service.
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Brown Hotel
Denver Republican
Monte Inman
Inman
R. H. Brown
Chicago
State Capitol
Brown Palace
Deputy Porter Arrested for Postal Law Violation in Knightstown
Deputy U. S. Marshal Boyd arrested Gresham Porter of Knightstown for postal law violation. Porter, a Knightstown bank vice president and real estate owner, was brought to Indianapolis for a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Moores and discharged. Porter is noted for generosity to the poor, including aiding neighbors during winter.
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United States
Boyd
Gresham Porter
Knightstown
Porter
Indianapolis Journal
Moores
Hunter
Quaker School Anniversary in Providence on June
The Quaker School at Providence plans a June anniversary celebration with notable guests, including Phonan and other dignitaries, as the event marks its milestone.
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Fearn
Tae
Providence
Priscingle
Fe Hon
Phonan
Cat Farm at Angore Faces Lincoln County Opposition
A large cat farm operation near Angore in Lincoln County Oregon has drawn nearby residents who say they have secured consent from parties involved and are seeking approval from local authorities.
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Angore
Lincoln County
Oregon
Democrats Mend the Party Fences in Delaware
Dover June 19 convention overhauled party machinery and backed William Jennings Bryan. Delegates instructed to support him at Kansas City, opposed gold standard, condemned trusts, and criticized McKinley era. State central committee reconstituted to aid a two year campaign led by Willard Saulsbury.
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The
Times
Dover
Del
Delaware
William Jennings Bryant
Kansas City
Chicago
National Congress
Republican Party
McKinley
Alfred H. Cahall
Edwin B. Voohran, Jr
A. H. Smith
Everett Hickman
Handy
Democratic Party
Riggs Committee
Saulsbury
Willard Saulsbury
Fire and Police Parade Conducts Elk Carnival Day
On June 19 in Wilmington the fire and police departments led a carnival parade. Chief Engineer Welsh and assistants ran the fire unit while Chief Dolan led Wilmington police. Dolan stopped a man who matched a pickpocket profile, detaining Thomas J. Little until officers could take over, then resumed the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Wilmington
Welsh
Thomas J. Little
Little
Dolan
May Not Have to Stand Trial Telegram to Tas Timms
Albert Conrad of Philadelphia is jailed in New Castle awaiting trial for the murder of George Leyrer of Wilmington. Authorities fear Conrad may not survive until the September term of the Court of Oyer and Terminer.
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Tas Timms
New Castle
Col
Albert Conrad
Philadelphia
George Leyrer
Wilmington
Reryn
Conrad
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Delaware Notes and Barrett Barter Census Mentions
Fragmented text references Dr Henry W Briggs Miss Vira Wright and Barrett company of Philadelphia. Mentions census supervisor J W Bow and a Wilmington training department exhibit with unknown details. Also notes a Friday event and a long steel item for Budre and New York with vague measurements.
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Henry W. Briggs
Vira Wright
Wises
Jackson & Sharp. Com
Barrett
Pany
Philadelphia
Wilmington Training Department
Annalog
Tye Rose
Budre & New York
Boel
Girl Burglar Is Poorly Paid Still Too Young for Punishment
Mary Derry a 0 year old girl was arraigned for a second story burglary in Paterson. She confessed climbing a porch, entering Patrick Brown's house, and seizing about $1000 in jewels. Two colored men accompanied her and the trio fled. detectives later recovered the loot at a pawn shop. The girl was discharged as too young. the others were held.
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Treas
Paterson
Mary Derry
Patrick Brown
Mary
Lawrenceville School Commencement Delivers Diplomas
Princeton June 19 the annual Lawrenceville School commencement held in Edith Memorial Chapel awarded diplomas to 808 graduates. Key speakers included Colonel J J McCook of New York who urged patriotism and citizenship, with remarks also by Nelson S Riley of Indiana and Daniel Webb of Tennessee.
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Princeton
Lawrenceville School
Edith Memorial Chapel
J. J. McCook
New York City
Nelson 8. Riley
Indiana
Daniel ©. Webb
Tennessee
Ivy Seadie
Houston G. Ga
Robert F. Eussit
Carelion
Apold
Lewis W. Hornblower
New York
Dunes
Elsy
Jane Stinson
Wiilitaport of
Legel
Rigelavilla Gu
OWR
Wilson
Pureburg
R. A. Wright
Hileatown
National Eclectic Medical Assn Meets in Atlantic City
The thirteenth annual meeting of the National Eclectic Medical Association of the United States opened in Atlantic City at the Hotel Dennis with over two hundred members in attendance. President W. Boskowitz of New York led the session as Mayor Franklin P. Stoy welcomed the delegates. The program featured remarks and a stereopticon demonstration by A.HEKE and O kichi Fateming highlighting a rough scene illustrated for the audience.
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Timms
Atlantic City
National Eclectic Medical Association of the
United States
Dennis
Raid W. Boskowitz
New York
O. Edwin Miles
Bo Dy
Okichi Fateming
Aheke
No Contest Over Landis Will Reached by Family
Vineland June 19 The will of the late Charlies K Landis will not be contested by his sons Richard and Montevert who were disinherited. An amicable settlement was reached among family members with their aunt Miss J T Candle appointed as trustee to oversee a fair division of the estate.
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John Biggs
J. Edward Addicks
Delaware
Mr. Biggs
Biggs
Robert C. White
Edwin R. C. Cochran, Jr
White
Vineland
Lnte Charlies
K. Landis
Richard
Montevert
James Montevert Landis
Miss Ji
T. Candle
Wal
Bordentown Military Institute Holds Annual Commencement
The Bordentown Military Institute conducted its annual commencement on June fifteenth with graduates including Frederic G. Munson of Philadelphia Henry B. Crawford of Flushing N Y Harry B. Freeman of Maplewood N J Carl Rae Copeland of New Jersey and others noted in the ceremony held here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown Institute
Tentown
Bordentown Military Institute
Frederic G. Munson
Philadelphia
Henry BE. Crawford
Flushing
N. Y
Harry B. Freeman
Maplewood
Carl R, Rae
Copeland
Wilis Opeds
Pat
Prederick
Parker family child’s arrest shocks Woodland township
Special Telegram from Tus Timms reports Charles J. Parker and Serena Parker of Woodland township have had their 16 year old daughter arrested and placed in custody amid a village disturbance. Details unclear as typing is corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Timms
Mount Holly
Charles J. Parker
Serena Parker
Woodland Township
Mrs Chatterton Dead After Fire Injuries
Special Telegram reports Mrs Chatterton of Philadelphia died at City Hospital from burns suffered in a fire in Atlantic City on Monday. Her husband Howard Chatterton survived the incident.
Shot self with revolver near Bordentown
Special Telegram reports John G Gropp, a year old, son of Andrew Gropp, shot himself near Bordentown. The tragedy occurred about three weeks ago, and he died today after being confined to a lockup where he had been held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipews
Bordentown
John G
Andrew Gropp
Lock
New Jersey News Notes Item Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note from New Jersey area with garbled text and unclear details. Reads like a local snippet but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or outcomes to summary adequately.
William Steel to be released today from Eastern Railway jail
William Steele, formerly cashier at Chestnut Street National Bank, is set for release today from the Eastern Railway jail after serving a sentence related to the bank’s closure. The report notes his prior role and impending departure.
British Wins and Colonial News From the Transvaal
Lord Roberts reports over 2000 stands of arms surrendered at Pretoria since its occupation. British prisoners to be released. 148 officers and 8039 men among them. General Buller notes Laing's Nek tunnel clear for traffic. Chamberlain urges unity and warns on election timing amid empire questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transvaal
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Buller
Laing
Nek Tunnel
Mghdaty
Charlestown
Mafeking
Deelfontein
Horses for British Army Bound for Cape Town
The steamer Knight Bachelor cleared for Cape Town with 10 000 horses for the British Government from New Orleans on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana
Cape Town
Vultures Feed on War Carnage in South Africa
The article recalls Julian Ralph describing a Bloemfontein ride after Roberta’s victory, noting flocks of vultures feasting on dead horses and battlefield carrion. It laments repulsion yet highlights their role in scavenging, while warning that war’s violence can threaten public health and the livestock economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Julian Ralph
Bloemfontein
Roberta
Waiee Ee Annes
Railroad Prosperity and Wages Cited by Joseman Dolliver
Iowa figure Joseman Dolliver argues railroads boost national prosperity with high employment and wages. He notes more men than ever, about 108, and wages around $60, influencing prosperity despite freight rate issues over the past four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseman Dolliver
Iowa
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J. R. Dunkerly
Huntingdon
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Y. C. Beck
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Addicks
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Kent
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Harrington
Sussex
Edward D. Hearne
George H. Draper
Cedar Creek
Aben Frazier
Daniel McCormick
A. N. Brown
Wyoming
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Smyrna
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Frankford
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Lawerenceville School
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Lockjaw
New Jersey News
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Henry Campbel-Bannerman
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