Queen Alexandra Mourns Kitchener in Grieving Note
London dispatch notes Queen Alexandra's deep sorrow over Lord Kitchener's death. The article paints a portrait of their bond, his lonely war secretary role, and his social habits at Marlborough House, Broome Hall, York House, and among London's clergy, doctors, and collectors.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Kitchener
Queen Alexandra
Marlborough House
Sandringham
Kent
Broome Hall
Canterbury
China
York House
St. James’ Palace
Dead couple and miner found in Arizona mine
Kingman Arizona June 30 two men identified as Mr and Mrs Randolph Alger were found dead with an unidentified miner in the bottom of a 100 foot mine located 20 miles southwest of Kingman. Authorities believe a premature explosion caused the deaths and the woman died trying to rescue them.
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Kingman
Ariz
Randolph Alger
Red Cross Unit Needs $30000 Equipment and Staff
The plan to organize a San Antonio Red Cross unit hinges on a $30,000 budget for twelve motor ambulances and 196 personnel. Applications from doctors nurses and donors are invited to Dr. Shaw or the San Antonio branch led by Judge Kelso. A telegram to Red Cross headquarters will decide if the unit stays local or remains on call.
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Red Cross
San Antonio
Thad Shaw
H. H. Ogilvie
Shaw
American Red Cross Society
Winchester Kelso
Red
Fort Worth chosen for November medical examiners session
The Texas board of medical examiners selected Fort Worth as the November meeting site and praised the treatment received, notably thanking Dr. Paul M. Peck. In other news from New York, 1000 oxen were distributed to 2000 Armenian families in 46 villages in the Russian Caucasus as refugees return home amid Russian advances into Turkey. aid needs remain.
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Texas Board of Medical Examiners
Fort Worth
Paul M. Peck
New York
Russian Caucasus
American Committee For Armenian and
Turkey
British Officers Suffer Heavy Losses in May
London reports a grim May for British army officers with 466 killed, 1080 wounded, and 55 missing, totaling 1607 losses for the month. Aggregate casualties rise to 27,905, including 8574 killed or died of wounds, 17,424 wounded, and 1907 missing, largely due to Mesopotamia fighting where 48 were killed or wounded. Generals Hoghton, Rice, and Morrison died of wounds.
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Associated Press
London
Is Etan
Mesopotamia
Hoghton
H Rice
Morrison
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Ritz
Mary Jones
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Travis Club
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