Tercentenary Openings in Quebec Parade of Young French-Canadians
A Sunday start to Quebec s tercentennial with a large youth parade at Champlain s monument flowers laid and songs sung. Lord Roberts and Earl Grey attended Anglican services. a Catholic basilica service honored Willygeen joined by the US battleship New Hampshire. Monnett supports Bryan in Ohio with speeches pledging to attack wool monoply and enforce Sherman act. Bryan aims to destroy wool combine and propel federal action.
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Quebec
Champlain
Lord Roberts
Earl Grey
Arrival of Prince of Wales and naval review at Quebec
The Duke of Norfolk and French warships lead a grand naval spectacle on Guffern terrace as crowds gather for concerts and the Prince of Wales arrival aboard Indomitable to celebrate Champlain's anniversary. Troops march, ships blaze with searchlights, and the harbor hums with anticipation of the new battleship and allied fleets.
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Duke of Norfolk
Guffern Terrace
Levis
Iace of
Wales
Indomitale
Quebec
Alrady
Exouth
Albemarle
Russell
Dunfan
Venus
Bryan visits Lincoln as Taft campaign stance draws interest
In Lincoln on July 21 Judge Taft said the Republican national committee would reject corporate campaign contributions. William J Bryan welcomed the stance and urged disclosure of all individual donations above a minimum before election. Despite Sunday, many visitors went to Fairview including Omaha Mayor Dahlman who met Bryan privately and spoke little about the talk.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Taft
Republican National Committee
Fairview
Fairview. the Stream of Visitors Began While Mr. Bryan
Mayor Dahlman
Omaha
Mr. Bryan
Young Lady Bern ie Gee Dies in Greenville
In Greenville Texas on July 21 Miss Bernie Gee dropped dead. The brief item records the sudden death of a young woman with no further details provided.
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Young Lady
Greenville
Tex
Bernie Gee
Fire roars through De Kalb saloon and Reed estate buildings
Fire at De Kalb destroys J. D. Stewarts saloon and three Reed estate buildings plus one Mrs Moore property. H L Morris Racket store S C Minnick and Ralph Burns suffer heavy losses from ruined merchandise. Origin unknown.
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Paris
Tex
J. D. Stewart
DeKalb
Reed
8. L. Moore
H. L. Morris
S. C. Minnick
Ralph Burns
Poor Girl Left Fortune Heiress In Cedar Rapids Bank Dispatch
Dispatches report Josephine O Neill heiress to 500000 after grandfather dies leaves her sought by authorities in Fort Worth as former inmate of Tarrant county poor farm. State National Bank of Cedar Rapids inquiring after her whereabouts.
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Fort Worth
State National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Josephine O'Neill
Tarrant County
Two Electrocuted At Sing Sing For Double Murder
Charles H. Rogers and Angelo Laudiero were executed at Sing Sing prison for separate crimes. Rogers killed Willis and Frederick Olney and assaulted their housekeeper Alice Ingerick in 1905 near Middleton, then died by electrocution. Laudiero killed Michael Ambraro in New York City in 1906 after a long feud.
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Ossining
Charles H. Rogers
Angelo Landiero
Sing Sing
Rogers
Willis
Frederick Olney
Middleton
Alice Ingerick
Georgia Ingerick
Olney Brothers
Foraker's Ohio stance could shape Negro vote in 1908 race
Democratic leaders in Fairview and Lincoln credit Senator Foraker outside the Republican fold with influencing Ohio Negro support. They note about 60 000 Negro voters as a key factor and that Taft's fate hinges on Foraker’s posture. The national Democratic chairmanship will not go to a Southern man, given attitudes toward the Negro. James of Kentucky is ruled out due to his disfranchisement stance.
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Bavisgs Hoodia
Lincoln
Neo
Fairview
Bryan
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Judge Taft
Neb
National Democratic Committee
James
Kentucky
Gomper to Speak on Politics in AF of L Organ
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, returned from the Denver convention and refused to discuss politics. He said any political remarks would be printed in the federation’s official organ within a few days.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Money Package Vanishes In Adams Express Loss
Des Moines July 21 a package containing 1000 dollars disappeared from the Des Moines office of the Adams Express company. It was one of three identical shipments with the other two arriving safely. The currency was consigned by a Des Moines bank to an outside address and the missing package was either lost or stolen from the Adams Express office.
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Des Moines
Adams Expres Company
Adams Express Company
Taft Delivers Address at Germantown Virginia
Hon. W H Taft attended the Pew court house in Germantown Virginia five miles from Hot Springs on Monday and spoke on the administration of justice by court. His presence drew a large Virginian audience as the Republican presidential candidate. He said the greatest regret of his life was leaving the bench and praised the bar’s honesty and pursuit of a square deal.
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Taft
Hot Springs
W. H. Taft
Pew Court House
Germantown
Eoe
Salt case theft at Federal Building belies Chattanooga man
Police report a salt case containing stocks, bonds and other securities valued at $10,000 belonging to John Burford of Chattanooga Tennessee was stolen by a thirteen year old boy at the Federal building. The robbery occurred while Mr Burford was ls
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Chicago
John Burford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Federal
Burford
Anger Sparks Fatal Shooting in Kentucky Escape
In Mayfield Kentucky on July 21 Horace Redden and Dillard Luther eluded Herman Humphreys. Humphreys pursued them with a buggy whip and Redden shot and killed him in retaliation. Local authorities investigate the fatal confrontation resulting from an attempted thrashing.
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Mayfield
Horace Redden
Dillard Luther
Herman Humphreys
Redden
Humphreys
Walker Mum Absconding Banker Arrested in Los Angeles
W F Walker the New Britain Conn savings bank treasurer arrived from San Diego and was jailed in Los Angeles after refusing to comment. In Portland Oregon a chef at the Arlington club killed Dolly Sharp and a man then shot himself, motive jealousy.
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Walker
Los Angeles
W. F. Walker
New Britain, Conn
San Diego
Portland
Ore
David Connelly
Arlington Club
Dolly Sharp
Connelly
Jealosy
Prize Protest Filed Over Dallas Parade Prize
Waco on July 21 reports that W. W. Seley states a protest has been filed against the Elks decision not to award Waco the first prize in the Dallas parade. Formal protest has been made.
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Waco
W. W. Seley
the Elks
Dallas
Senator Bailey Recovers from Illness Seeks Return to Texas
Senator Bailey has recovered from typhoid pneumonia after an attack in New York on July 21. He expects to return to Gainesville Texas soon and hopes to join the presidential campaign, though his voice remains weakened.
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Bailey
New York
Gainesville
Tex
Austrian kinfolk tragedy sparks Hackensack murder hunt
In Hackensack New Jersey authorities seek August Eberhardt after his aunt Ottillie Eberhardt is found slain on a railroad track. The Viennese widow and her niece accompanied him on a trolley ride, where a thunderstorm and gunfire occurred amid claims she was struck by lightning.
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Hackensack
N. J
Ottillie Eberhardt
August Eberhardt
Not a Second Lost Relays Reach Toledo From New York City
Young Men’s Christian Association relay runners delivering Mayor McClellan’s message from New York to Mayor Busse of Chicago arrived in Toledo at 6 22 am Monday from Fremont. prompt welcome united locals as Toledo boys began their portion toward Adrian Michigan.
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Toledo
Young Men's Christian Association
McClellan
New York
Busse
Chicago
fromEreemont
Adrian, Mich
Adrian Boys Dart Away
Adrian Michigan July 21 the boys relaying a message from New York to Chicago arrived in Adrian from Toledo at 8 15 Monday morning and immediately the Adrian team dashed toward Coldwater.
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Adrian
Adrain
Mich
New York
Chicago
Toledo
Coldwater
Flood washes away Jusseyne village. twenty two drowned
Floods in Galacian estates wash away Jusseyne village on Archduke Stephen’s domain. Twenty two people are reported drowned with several houses carried away by rising waters.
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Vienna
Jusseyne
Archduke Stephen
Still Under Martial Law in Ceiba Report
Mabite July 21 passengers arriving from Ceiba say the town remains under martial law since July 16 with no lift in sight and military controls continuing.
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Mabite
Ceiba
Stock market Opens Active and Higher on Monday
Monday's stock market opened active and higher than Saturday with substantial gains. In Honolulu on July 21, the American battleship fleet quietly observed Sunday.
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New York
Honolulu
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United States
New Hampshire
Monnett
Frank 8. Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Becauss
Mr. Monnett
American Woolen Company
Thos. C. McRae, Pres. Jas, G. G. Clark, V.pres
T.C. McRae Jr
Cashier
R. Wright
Ass’t Cash
Prescott, Arkansas
Bank of Prescott
Brown
Atlanta
Smith
Georgia
Joseph Brown
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Foraker
Tening
Tabris
Persia
Burwell
West Main St
George Eberhardt
New Jersey City
Dorothy
Prescott
Ozan Merantile Co
Prescott, Ark
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