Endevorers Busy Day Highlights Christian Endeavor Events
Boston treasurer William Shaw addresses boys on how to hold the day and avoid goody goody excess. Rev Charles Sheldon and Hon. B S Capen speak at a large convention with preaching, lectures, and a critical discussion of Christian Endeavor work and its impact on youth and journalism.
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William Shaw
Boston
Goody Goody
Richard William Lewis
Central Christian Eleered
Campbell Moreat
Kristian Eindeavorers
al Neon Evangelietl
Etty
Auditorium Endeavor
Tewnix
Wishington
D. Ct
Wes Theehalr
Clark
Nirstiwilte
Whi. Pounds
Brenig
Hielieh Lutheran Ohuareh
Hewr
WiMiai Shaw
Williston
James Lewis Howe
Virginia
Hon
B. 8, Capen
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Chitenees B. Kheriiin
Penneylvania
Fiinaneiil
Penneylvania Union
Eherman
Ai. Sheldon
Heston
Fire at Glasgow Exhibition Threatens Buildings
A fire at the Glasgow Exhibition grounds in the afternoon endangered the exhibition buildings for a time, with only ten rooms burned before the flames were controlled. Prominent features of the blaze drew excitement among attendees, though the incident remained confined to a small section of the site.
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Prom
Glasgow
Exhibition
the Times
Rome
Glaes Workers Convention Report Confusing Wire
Exclusive wire reports a chaotic account of the Glaes workers convention with garbled names and unclear events. The message mentions figures like Wegman and Hil and references a debate over a ceiling, but the exact outcomes and participants remain muddled.
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Fiy
Atlache
Dale
Phree
Wegman
Porte
Big Fire at Colebrook Delights Townspeople
A major blaze swept Colebrook around midnight, destroying timber and metal structures. The fire caused extensive losses estimated at 810,000 with no injuries reported. Fire crews fought the flames from nearby streets as watches sounded across the town.
Jimmy Michael Wins at Revere track race
Jimmy Michael won the car race at Revere track tonight by three laps over rival Arvlne McMaheum in OL mbites 01%y persis.
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Jimmy Michael
Mast
Duly
Jimy Michael
They Revere Ronald Track
Arvlne McMaheum
Persis
Malis foray triumphs on New York track in Madson Square Garden
Exclusive wire reports Malis foray defeated Tomlinton of Wale in a Memile motorpaned race at the tea lap track in Madison Square Garden tonight.
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Irene
New York
McVarlitt
Ouaile
Tomlinton
Wale
Madson Square Garden
Shipping News Update From The Associated Peows Desk
Liverpool arrivals report Hohengollery and Napier ships docking in New York with cargo details from July. Movilie and Glaw gow lines present additional consignments as port activity shows steady flow of goods from transatlantic routes.
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Associated Peows
New York
Arthed
Apehorl
Glawgow
Movilie
Earels Bervin
Liverpool
Napier
Hohengollery
Plans of Ohio Democrats at the state convention
Delegates gather in Columbus for the Democratic state convention amid absence of leading senatorial contenders. John R. Melean and Cleveland Mayor Tow Ledotinsin skip, raising questions on platform choices. Kilbourne of Columbus expected to win governor nomination as conservatives steer revisions to a Cincinnati platform. Free-for-all for minor offices appears unlikely with Johnson absent.
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U. S
T. L. Johnson
Cleveland
Col. Kilbourne
Columbuas
Columbus
Viettora
Atis
Becaise John RK
Melewn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Melean
Hamilton County
Jolnson
McLewn
Committee On Revelutions
Platformere Co
Perper
Ory
Balen
Tron Cleveland
Judson Harmon
Harlin Cleveland
Johnson
Jime Kilbourne
Olune- Hus
Supreme Court
Attocrney
Board of Public Works
Public thanks acknowledged for Maine hospital ship gift
In parliamentary debate, A J Balfour notes that Britain's thanks for the hospital ship Maine gift were publicly acknowledged by the first lord of the admiralty, Earl of Selborne. HW Arnold Forster adds there is no more effective publicity of national thanks than this.
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London
House of Commons
Herward Baker
Baltimore
Maine
A. J. Balfour
Great Britain
Elft
Admiralty
Earl of Selbourns
House of
Four Thousand Perish In Floods In China Province
Shanghai dispatch reports that more than 4 060 people drowned in floods in the province of King Bi. The tally reflects a severe natural disaster with widespread casualties across towns and villages. Local authorities mobilize relief efforts as ongoing rain complicates rescue operations.
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Kinng Bi
Loather Workers Organize In New National Union
Exclusive wire reports the annualized Loather Workers union organized here last week adjourned for the day. Twenty two local unions nationwide join the new organization and a charter will be sought from the American Federation of Labor.
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Philadelphia
Loather Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Death by own action noted in Syracuse report
Exclusive wire reports that Freder ik D. White, son of Alsendor to Germany, Andrew T. White, committed death by his own action tonight. He suffered neurasthenia and ended his life with a rifle shot to the head in a bathroom at his home.
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Syracuse
Frederik D. White
Alsendor
Germany
Andrew T. White
Fatal Explosion at Powder Mill Reported by Wire
A deadly blast at a powder mill destroys the facility and causes extensive damage. Witnesses describe a severe explosion with casualties and surrounding debris, while investigators assess the site for causes and safety violations.
Pensions Granted to Two Men Through AP Wire
The Associated Press reports pensions awarded to Charles L. Van Nolen of Scranton and William Love of Beranton. The grants cover nine months of benefits under the exclusive wire service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hee Berm
Charles L. van Nolen
Scranton
Williarg Love
Beranton
Lunatic Foe Kills Children In Lekport Incident
An individual described as mentally troubled killed two children aged 15 and 6 in Lekport today. Police say the man suffered long term mental illness and acted alone in the deadly act.
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Halifes
Lekport
Voyage of the Erie Arctic Expedition Preparations Underway
Dr Frederick Cook, second in command of the Peary Arctic club expedition, leaves New York for North Sydney to finalize plans for the Erik voyage. Secretary Herbert J Beldyman sails soon to join crew assembly, with provisions shipped June 29 for a roughly two month voyage and arrival in Sydney expected.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
Peary Arctic Club
Bodiy
North Sydney
Herbert J. Beldymian
Bydmy
Cquip
Sydney
Therroan
Nova Beath
Bydnee
Epworth League Delegates Start Rail Tour to San Francisco
A large crowd gathered at the Pennsylvania railroad station at noon to bid farewell to Epworth League delegates and friends heading to the convention in San Francisco beginning July 1. The excursion is the first personally conducted effort by the railroad, with eight cars per train and sleeping dining and observation coaches. Four trains provide space for about four hundred travelers. The group will traverse the Canada Northwest and return home in thirty days covering about 8 758 miles.
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Thiladeliphia
Maly
Dpennsylvania Naib
Thie City
Epworth League
San Franchsco
Invest
Candin
Miss Gilman Insane in Brooklyn Supreme Court Action
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury today hears Miss Annie King Gilman, heir to her half-brother George Gilman, over possible protection of her late relative’s estate. Miss Gilman, now 6, is confined in a private hospital in Ireland after disappearing from Brooklyn in 1887 and being found ten years later in Mogoland amid lawsuits.
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New York
Eherit's
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Annie King Gilman
George 1 Gilmnan
Tiaine
Onder
Mins Ghnwy
Ineland
Rooklyn
Rooklyn In Iss7 and Wis Not Found Until Ten Yourenter
Mooglind
Breach Widens Between Builders and Carpenters Union
The master builders reject arbitration as carpenters strike continues amid a widening rift with the carpenters and plumbers unions. Shops plan to reopen Wednesday under prior terms as nonunion men join the carpenters ranks.
Trenton Bouts Ends With Cole Knockout by Handler
In a dramatic seven round match in Trenton George Cole was knocked out by Jimmy Handler of Newark after a fierce early series of exchanges. The ring action grew wild but Cole faded toward the close as Handler maintained the advantage and secured the victory.
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Trenton
N. J
George Cole
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Cateer
Armor contract rush prompts contractor capacity rise
A garbled wartime wire requests faster armor deliveries and warns contractors to expand their facilities to meet increasing government orders. It notes current quantities do not align with the growing demand and stresses ensuring timely production.
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Washington
Long
Armoer
Prevent
Young Girl Fends Off Burglar in Criffithaville
Minnie Waddell, 12, fired at a burglar entering her home while her parents were away in W. Way. The assailant, identified as Walter Morris, was mortally wounded and the girl kept watch through the night.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Criffithaville
W. Way
Minnie Waddell
Walter Morris
Count Castellane's Brother Married by Exclusive Wire
A scrambled AP report notes a marriage involving Count Castellane's brother with foreign and social figures named in a terse wire narrative. The brief mentions attendees, a designer, and Cuban associates in a distant ceremony context.
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Count Castellane
Associated Press
Pariduly & Belden
Aimee
Count Maniloue de Caeteilane
Castellane
Sener Torey
Death notices recount losses and public figures
An obituary column lists several individuals including Paul Seumann and Seth Winetiedees among the deceased. The text mentions political ties and a gubernatorial possibility tied to recent resignations, with references to Neuman and prior roles in government and diplomacy.
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Seth Winetiedees
Paul Seumann
Deeley
Neuman
Woahington
Conference Opens in Pittsburg for Amalgamated Labor Talks
Amalgamated Association officers from across the nation gather at Hotel Lincoln in Pittsburg to meet with steel industry leaders led by Charles M. Schwab. The Reading strike persists as workers demand union recognition while wage talks proceed in a secret, card‑only session.
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Pittsburg
Lincoln
Reading
Pittebure
Amalgamated Association
Iron and Steel Industries
Atal. Samuted
Alabama
Charles M. Sehwah
United Statese Steel Corporation
Reading Strike Deepens at Reading Railway Shops
Late tonight indications show Reading railway shop hands will continue their indefinite strike. A large meeting with about 1,000 men rejected Acting President Welsh's second proposal to resume work with terms already agreed by President Baer. The union demands definite wage terms and recognition with no return to work today.
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Reading
Welsh
Baer
Weather and notices from early morning edition
Weather forecast partly cloudy with local notes on conferences and appointments. Includes education content changes, teacher appointments for the coming year, and regional financial activity in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Prince Hatzehfeldes Secrets About Will Rumor Denied
Prince Franz Von Hatefeldt and Princess Von Hatefeldt deny rumors they will contest the late P. Huntingdon will. The couple, staying at Holland House in New York, say the will is generous and the princess has no wish to claim a daughter’s portion. They plan to stay in America about three months.
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New York
Franz von Hatefeldt
P. Huntingdon
Princiess von Patefeldt
Holland House
Tia
America
Governor Stone Delays Action on 290 Appropriation Bills
Harrisburg July reports Governor Stone will not act on the 290 bills left by the legislature until he finishes reviewing many general measures. He has received letters from across the state requesting approval of appropriations but will proceed only after a careful examination of the list.
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Stone
Harrisburg
Scheeper's forces burn Murray sburg public buildings
A Cape Town despatch reports Scheeper's power command entering Murraysburg Cape Colony and burning public buildings and residences. The town lies near the central Cape Colony, close to the Cape Town Kimberley railway, about 2445 miles from Algow Bay.
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London
Cape Town
Scheeper
Murraysburg
Cape Colony
Moraysburg
Kimberley
Algow Bay
Hurvitrg Prominent in State Department Ledger
A garbled wire report from Associated Press lists a series of capital amounts and firms across cities including Pittsburg Latrobe Philadelphia and Philadelphia firms. It mentions individuals and companies with speculative capital values and sparse locations, reflecting a catalog of names and sums rather than a coherent event.
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le Chane
State Department
Stir Lautelry Co
Pittsburg
Pittehung
Monin Mill
Pitesboro
Capitel SG
Rober Payer Coy Latrobe
Phada
Gani Hell
Broa
Phihedielpita
Magiital Spe
Peerson Cart Oo
Vhalideljtita
Capital Sih
Michelelphia
Capeital
Die Penn Silinus Onide Co
Miladelphia
Capital
Miner Refuses to Join Street Car Union in Tabor Day Parade
In Yongstown a miner from ReeFove totam miner employed in the distelet compriige Fasten Ghic abstains from joining the Crtical Laber parade. He would not participate in the streetcar union event as the Vile up the Mahoning Valley plan proceeds despite the September celebration.
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Exchiei
Yongstown
ReeFove
Pennsylvania
Virginie
Horace Ut
Mahoning
Enone
Campaign activity noted after new meeting on August
A report from Hackstieg and Willan T dea based in Columbia uiite describes ongoing campaign work and a forthcoming gathering to be held after a mating of the mate tibet on Awe 1h. Ay Sine ney of Hazleton is mentioned in connection with the effort and Martinair.
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Hackstieg
Julie
Willan T Dea
Columbia Uiite
Etulo
Comoltind
Binelirk
Sineney
Hazleton
Plan for Evangelistic Work Committee Meeting Announced
The chairman of the committee formed by the fast president to prepare a general evangelistic plan announced a meeting of the committee would be held on Winn Lake in August. The plan will follow the open tent movement started by the Miladelphia Presbyterian Evangelistic Committee.
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Associated
Inve
Philadelphia
Duly & Jobin MW
Convers
Accidentally Shot Incident Reported at Lake Park
A chaotic accident report from The Ascoriated Prewe describes an unintended gunshot during a gathering at Mivaie Lake Park. Authorities say the wounded individual received medical attention and the scene was secured.
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Prewe
Chmlerland
Dul
Poited
Arme
Errived
Alhomnen
Mivaie Lake
Payk
Constitution Beats Columbia in Bristol Sloop Race Record
The Bristol sloop Constitution defeats the Columbia and Independence in a 30 mile Bristol race, setting a new record. The Constitution finishes nearly half an hour ahead of the Columbia with the Independence far behind, and experts hail the feat as extraordinary in heavy conditions.
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Sirk
Mira Coveted
Occu
Camstifurion
Ontamibia
Mees
Indepensenne
Gilet
Newport
Daly
Narragansett Bay
Wehtalr
Columbia
Bank Failure Triggers Hackensack Land Company Insolvency Hearing
In New York July a Chancery court in Jersey City heard an insolvency bid against Hackensack Land Company after the Seventh National Bank of New York closed. Vice Chancellor Stevenson set July 29 to hear a further application to name Samuel Taylor receiver. KE Poor, organizer of the company, faced scrutiny. Claim totals cited show assets around 12,000 and liabilities near 418,000. Marquand & Co. linked as a stock exchange member.
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New York
Seventh National Bank of New York
Heroes Welcomed in Bellefonte Civil War Veterans Note
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania fourteen county youths who served two years in the Far East were warmly greeted by Civil War veterans and local officials. Five enlisted for the unit but one died in Manila. welcoming addresses were given by former Chancellor Rever not Phistings, Judge Love and State Senator Heinle.
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Bellefonte
Far East
Tomiietoi
Manila
Reaver
Judge Love
Heinle
Consul General James G. Stowe Resigns in Cape Town
An exclusive dispatch from Cape Town reports that Vaulted Statee Consul General James G. Stowe has resigned. He will travel to the United States aboard the Cape Town return voyage, scheduled for July 25.
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Mr. Stowe
Cape Town
United States
London
James G. Stowe
Beven Soldiers Drown as Rhine Practice Boat Capsizes
An official wire from Baden reports nineteen Pioneer Battalion men practicing on the Rhine when a boat carrying sixteen capsized. Seven soldiers are drowned, others rescued or missing.
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Rhine
Keht
Baden
Unclear Weather Report Fragment From Local Page
Fragmentary weather data shows cloudy conditions with incomplete entries for temperatures and precipitation. Readers are left with unreadable measurements and truncated date references from yesterday’s Nyly area report.
Weather forecast for Waelington and nearby regions
Forecast for Pome day and Wednewday calls for mostly easterly winds. Wednewlay expected to be fair and warmer.
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Waelington, Waly & Peneenet
Pennsylvania
Terry Clits
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