Opening of Lands for Homestead Entry on August Sixth
The Lands of the Commanche Kiowa and Apache Tribes will open to settlement under homestead laws on August 6. Applicants must register in advance, designate land districts, and enter by lot with equal chance. a three-person committee will supervise drawings to assign entry order.
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Pena Wierhington
McRinles
Heaton
Tene
Lawson
Ape Pheanie
Ttik
Wither
Aeniog
Hl Menow
Painston
States Land Office
Wootetide A. mm
Fidenees
Perianguent
Incal Land Office
Folline
Tuesay
Dirine
Attendance at the Pan American Exposition Reports
The Pan American Exposition attendance to date is rising with June daily totals over 11 000 but hot weather and short excursion limits hinder early crowds. Officials expect five million by July and total ten million through October, aided by free athletic and water sports, concerts, and exhibits. Maryland Day July 10 and other events, including theater and military demonstrations, draw crowds, with special bands and international delegates participating.
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Huttalo
Wiee
Dvermue
Atanding
Buffalo
Lake Hirle
Whith
Puessere
Chicago
Shay
Mamet
Dave
Maryland
Temple of Music
United States
Jilly
Klein Band
Milmin
Great Stadium
Exposition Lake
United States Artillery
Mia
Cuban constitutional convention delays electoral frame
Havana dispatch reports the Cuban constitutional convention has not reached an agreement on the electoral bill. Delegates show divisions over universal suffrage and property rights while awaiting U.S. approval and potential constitutional changes.
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Havana
Gaktent
C/O bnopieles
United States
Mts
Washington
Fragmentary note records illness and hospital visit
A damaged OCR item notes Count De BSagny Ill Hy Vacite Wire and Meow at Villedelplit. It mentions typhoid fears, few cases, and a May outbreak. The Evuleoe Vieited city went ill and to a hospital. Wilge de Pais in Aspane was promoted to a rank in a medical context.
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Count de Bsagny
Villedelplit
Cowal I Sagny
Fanny Eetiian
Automobile Crash Injures Two on Easton Route
A vehicle from Cleveland with Latayette College civil engineering student Latayette College and a motorist from West, injures both men near Cold Water last night. The car toppled after a fall. rescue efforts freed one driver who suffered severe burns.
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Peofemoc JM
Portey
Charce
Deyiaitimnone
Latayette College
Easton
Wiest
Cleveland
Stoop
Coldwater
Snow Falls Briefly From Heughten to Calumet
Snow covered the Quincy hill area on Saturday morning then melted away as warmer air moved in. The Associated Press report from Detroit notes light accumulation and quick clearance in Heughten and Calumet.
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Detroit
Heughten
Michark
Calumet
Quincy Hille
Professor Gapp Dead
Professor Ludwig Gapp of the Liciversity of Tubergii is reported dead by exclusive wire from Associated press sources. Authorities have not released further details pending official confirmation.
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Professor Gapp
Reas Horijn
T.—Trefeewor
Ludwig Gapp
Liciversity of
Tubergii
The
Associated Press
Busy Day of Endeavorers in Cincinnati
The city hosted a bustling schedule as 10,000 visiting Endeavorers attended morning and afternoon meetings across three churches and three Music Hall auditoriums. Leaders included Floyd Tompkins, Cornelius Wollkin, and J Wilbur Chaptin. Charles Sheldon spoke at St Pauls.
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Fre
Cincinnati
Floyd
Tompkins
Philadelphia
Cornelius Wollkin
Brooklyn
Central Christian Shurch
J. Wilbur Chaptun
New York City
Winona Lake
Tidiana
New York
Chirk Cocupind
A. Tf. Bwengel
York, Pa
J. T Blackburn
Covington, Ky
F. Hf. Jacobs
Broklyn
John H. Hille
Greencastle
Tnd
Hall
Reading statement from Reading railroad on contracts
A dated Philadelphia July 7 release from Reading President pro tempore John Lowther Welsh states that Mr Baer’s contract and all company contracts will be honored. It says a prior order misread by Baer suggested bad faith, and that shopmen affected by July 6 job recalls will receive schedules for July 5 and 6 adjustments.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Mr Baer
Europe
Welsh Autfie
Philadelphia & Leading Railroad Company
Bauer
Reading
Thore
Haer
Red Seaueds
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Baers
Baer
Baer Weld
John Lowther Welsh
Pro Tou
Schwab declines talk on steel contract in New York
The Journal avid Advertiser reports Charles M Schwab at the Oriental hotel Manhattan yesterday and leaving without comment on the steel dispute. No conference is planned in Pittsburgh between Morgan steel officers and United States Steel workers to discuss employee demands as talks fade. John Jarrett and Dtervifer & Smith of American Steel Sheet are said to meet with I Morgan and Schwab to review likely issues.
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New York
Avid
Norrow
Chives M. Schwab
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan
Hayes
Schwab
Morgan Steel
Oriental
Bitteburge
United States Steel Corporations
John Jarrett
Dtervifer & Smith
American Steel Sheet Company
TF. I
Ledger Coal Article Draft From The Associated Press
The report outlines coal industry demand and production issues with references to price trends and supply concerns. It notes shifting employment and production expectations amid market pressures and policy considerations affecting the coal sector.
Lorillard Dies in New York Aged Nearly 68 at Grace Church
Pierre Lorillard died at 3 pm at the Fifth Avenue hotel after leaving Europe aboard the Deutschland due to an uramic chill. Survived by wife, son Pierre, daughters Mrs. T Sufferin Taller and Mrs. Wilton Kent, and grandchildren, with funeral set for Wednesday from Grace Church and interment at Greenwood. The Lorillard fortune and estate valued up to about 25 million dollars, tracing to Peter Lorillard, founder of the tobacco firm.
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New York
Pierre Lorillard
Lorillard
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Deutschland
Europe
Grace Church
Greenwood
Pierre Loriilard
Peter Loriilard
Tobacco House
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Parole
Jrequis
Vesta
Atlantic
Tuxedo
Tle
William Kent
T Safferty Tiller
Constitution Dominates First Newport Yacht Race Day
Exclusive wire report from Newport details the first day of the Newport Yacht Championships. The Constitution led the field from start to finish, surpassing the Columbia by over two minutes at the turning buoy, with Independence far behind. The Constitution finished about eight minutes ahead of Columbia on the 15 mile downwind run, as the Boston yacht trailed by more than seven miles.
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Newport
Roo
Constitution
Independence
Columbia
Herreshoft
Boston
Shipping Arrivals Noted in New York July Report
The New York shipping ledger lists arrivals including La Normandie Mitre Potelain Rotterdam Bollogne Diver Paseo and waterway ships to Cherbourg and New York. Also Waterland City of Mone and Umhriad are noted with routes from Genoa Stapled Liver pool and New York.
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New York
la Normandie
Mitre
Potelain
Rotterdam
Bollogne
Paseo Tirmeair Kuiturst
Bretten
Cherbourg
Antwerp
Waterland
Mowllle
City of Mone
Ant
Trave
Genoa
Stapled
Umhriad
Liverpool
Will Unveil Perry Monument
The ceremony announces the unveiling of a Perry monument in an event organized by local civic groups. The program includes remarks by officials and community leaders, with plans set for Marlys 04 in Beer at a public space near the Commodore IMepry facility.
Weather and Local Notices Narrowly Reported
Morning weather maps show generally fair conditions across the readership area. The page lists assorted items including a note on settlement openness, a school contest update, and continued legal notices involving local entities and a water company.
Ohio Democratic State Convention Faces Reorganization Amid Delegates
The Ohio Democratic State Convention opens with delegates already arriving. Kilbourne is nominated for governor while McLean and Johnson are not endorsed for senator. Civic Democrat leaders redraw the party’s central committee as Kilbourne and Mayor Johnson influence shape the new structure, with divisions over platform and silver policy.
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Columbus
McLean, Johnson
Dines Kilbourne
Milewa
Colonel Kilbourne
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
John Rh
McLean
Mevor Johnson
Ayahega
Civic Democrats
Johnson
Jones
Toledo
Cause of Deadlock
A minister of the great powers told an Associated Press representative that the deadlock stems from committees seizing too much authority over Chinese affairs and promising concessions ministers cannot accept. He added that noncommercial treaty rights and most favored nation clauses also block progress, with the commercial issue likely to remain a hurdle.
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Pekin
Great Powers
Preae
Elaune
Kramer the Feature at Vaile Intis treek Bicycle Meet
Frank Lamer dominated the two mile professional handicap at the Vaile Street track as about twenty five spectators watched. Lamer won by three lengths in 4 8 and beat the world's second place rider. Hurley set a fresh bibs trial half mile record in 48 seconds, while Saward won the other half mile race in 1 01. The 25 mile race was halted by rain after 2 1/2 miles with Arthur Ross leading by 10 yards.
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New York
Frank Lamer
Vaile Intis
Ree Kramer
Hayetha
McParkind
Washington
Houseman
Amoni
M. le Hurley
Collet
Warren Zubrick
May Fale
Arthur Ross
Drowned in the Delaware
A 24 year old man from the city drowned in the Delaware River last evening after capsizing a small craft and capsizing due to wind and current. The incident occurred near Wilmington.
Victim of Acetylene Gas Incident Reported
A garbled report from Milewahen details a gas accident causing injuries and property damage. The fragment references acetylene gas exposure, a victim, and responders amid unclear place and dates.
Unclear fragmentary text on world championship incident
The readable portion mentions individuals including Robi and Roniware with mentions of Paris and injury, but the passage is damaged and many names and events are garbled, leaving insufficient coherent facts to determine a clear lead or outcome.
Trem, Athantie ite Debe 7 Plier Oval Aui Rein
Frelivice Wire from Tie Asin reports a distant event with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a President under a broader context and references Henry Birkawson of Majhaded in a brief, partial notice.
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Henry Birkawson
Majhaded Jihia
Aleo Apohu
Colonel Wint Drives Insurgent Chief Surrender in Albay
Exclusive dispatch reports Colonel Wint with Sixth Cavalry cornering Insurgent Belimito near Legazpi Albay. In three weeks, 1,081 insurgents surrendered in the district as Wint’s forces cleaned the area amid assurances from General Chaffee. Civil Governor Taft and Military Governor Chaffee coordinate closely.
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Wint
Buch
Scranton
Pres
Manila
Belimito
Sorsogon
Legaen
Albay Easy
Aranmuni
Tellrinitie
Micos Dire J. Whit
Sixth Cavalry
Vna
Wints
China
Chaffee
Bellar- Ninh Wee Cornerel
Caliles
Sante Crux
Laguna Provi
Malvar
Luawon
Manuel
Batanias
Lugon
Batangas
Taft
Washington
Navy Department
Seaton Schrader
Arana
Schroeder
Eatahe Hisheut
McKinley at Canton Aide Quiet Day at Home
Exclusive wire reports a calm day at the McKinley residence in Canton with President and Mrs. McKinley visiting West Law Cemetery to honor McKinley relatives. They hosted Mrs. Barter and Judge Day for dinner and spent the evening at home. Mrs. McKinley’s health remains favorable with no relapse after travel.
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Canton
McKinley
Barber
West Lawnemetery
Hove
McKinley Barder
Judge Day
Hhonmend
Mis. MeKinley
Indele
Assault Victim Dies After Attack in Mokeville
An assault on John Mutlick in Mokeville ended with a skull fracture and his death while en route home. Police report two men are in custody on murder charges.
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Wilkes-Barre
John Mutlick
Hungarhin
White Gota
Mokeville
Ner Tere
Tae Pleson
Unscrambled Notice From The Almanac of Warsaw
A garbled item from The Acclaimed Press in Warsaw describes a public event with disruptions at a ceremony. The text references a plan for a shift at a site and a patient transfer. It notes 16 attendees or efforts causing mental strain and foam, implying a disturbing scene during the event.
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Warsaw
Atturk
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Rees
Michigan
Temperance Meeting
Williston
John Wills Baer
Toston
Percy
Foster
TD. C
Grace W. Beeman
Dayton
Margaret Koch
Waterville
Maine
Rhena Mosher
Weatfield
Ohio
Clarence Mherninn
Lancaster
Pao H W. C. Lincoln
Paithidelphla
Jnsingin
Trewenrer Win, Shaw
Kate H. Mawes
St. Louis
Pramncds Wohark
Clark
Endeavou Linerary
Phillippue
Chuarke
General Howard
Bie
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Wm. Shaw
Central Presbyterian Church
DD. Power
BD. C
O. ©. Howard
Burlington
Cablewes
Ellie Dooku
Dean
Odo
Moersewan
Imidler
Nawali
Cuba
Pilipines
John Willis Baer
George W. Rain
Lexington
Anna H. Shaw
Oliver W. Stewart
Ramuel B. Capen
Neva
J. BR. Jones
Indiana
A. A. Fulton
Cwnton
Chin
Willis RR. Hotchkies
Mnet
Central Africa
W. 8. Ament
Floyd Tompkins
Cornelius Woolfkin
de. Cheepman
Mr. Baer
Manhattan Beach
Pyrerelisive
Associated
Treas
Phiteboiphie
MR. Lorillard
England
Deuntsland
Horreshoff
Prow
Ofpicim
Lowe Klaguaed Titel Narn
Sturt Vinish
Hina
Titi
Perry
Petingwiches Mimself
Pappines
Pierre Lichthard
India Landa
Carbondale Department
Loyal-Rody Glen Water Company
Bermon
Hophins
Heel
Sobedistei
leral—Weet Boranton and
Sabuihan
Pennsylvania
Leral—ndiettial and
Laber
Factunive Wite
Kramer
Vailaburg
Prema Piiadelphia
Manos
Thie City
Thio
Kachuelve
Berlin
Lidgyn Nowy Feday
Robi
Mimnieh
Miguies
Roniware
Paris
Celi
Col. Wint
Bellarmino Sure
Associated Prom
John Mulick
Wilkes Barre
Toon
Chapman
Ten Dale
Wight
OG Ettel
Waalington
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