Wide Range of July News From Across The Nation
The republication summarizes events from the Fourth of July in Porto Rico to major U S notices. Highlights include the Spanish flag in Porto Rico, the Liberty Bell at the Philadelphia World’s Fair, Pennsylvanians in Maine, boxing result in St Louis, Leadville post office bids rejected, London trade figures, Ocean Grove church revision, a Lebanon lawyer’s death by hanging, and Wisconsin figures in military and politics. Other items record anthracite discovery in Routt County, a Kansas City naval deserter, an electrocution in Plattsburg, G A R visits in Missouri, consular transfers, a poisoning at a Peters burg reunion, a Wesleyan university LL D for Governor Bates, a large scientific gift in memory of Jared Potter Kirtland, Gilsonsite sale postponement in Utah, Vanderbilt banquet aboard North Star, and aid for famine in China with $10,000 added from the Christian Herald. News also notes a Milwaukee death of Frederick Abbot and various obituaries and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Maine Woods
Tommy Sullivan
Tommy Feltz
St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
Post Ofice
Leadville
Zolo
London Board of Trade
The
Methodist Episcopal Church North and South
Ocean Grove
J. Marshall Funck
Lebanon
Edmund B. Gray
Wisconsin
Grand Army of the Republic
Sister of the Good Shepherd of
Detroit
Archbishop Falconio
Washington
Routt County
Colorado
Ransom
North Carolina
Dolphin
Seattle
Wash
Byron West
Kansas City
Charleston
S. C
William O’connor
Hinch
Plattsburg
N. Y
Mathew Wilson
Cobleskill
Springfield
Fitzhugh Lee
H. W. King
Excelsior Springs
Massachusetts
Methodist Church
Russell H. Chittenden
Sheffield Scientific School
Lucy H. Boardman
New York
Jared Potter Kirtland
Cleveland
Yale
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Utah
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Travemunde
William
Prince Henry
Prussia
Hohenzollern
Christian Herald of New York
China
Conger
Peking
Frederick Abbot
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Charles L. Colby
Milwaukee
Wis
Nebraska Legislature Laws Take Effect Without Emergency Clauses
The Nebraska legislature's acts without emergency clauses have gone into effect now. emergency measures were immediate. The list includes S. F. 69 prairie dog destruction, H. R. 146 horticultural society dates, H. R. 8 bar admission changes, S. F. 25 heating plants, S. F. 55 water works taxation, and many others detailing county, city, and state governance, with the revenue law delayed to September. A farm hand Haney died of smallpox in Otoe county. Mrs. Drake of Boone county died visiting the east. separate notes cover local school census, travel, and other community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural Society
Haney
Otoe County
Drake
Boone County
Fremont
Frank Jackson
Vilisea
Otto Pohl
Frank Knowlton
Omaha
Beatrice
Colorado
Board of Education of
Norfolk
Hartington
E. S. West
Nelson
Lincoln Asylum
Travelers’ Protective Association of
State
Lincoln
Grand Island
William Stebrasse
Elkhorn River
Huntington Estate Divided Between Widow and Nephew
The California portion of the Huntington estate totaling over 400000 dollars is split equally between Arabella Huntington the widow and H Huntington the nephew. The division is the first from the 60000000 dollar estate with eastern properties to be distributed later. California real properties include San Francisco Oakland Sacramento and lands in San Luis Obispo and Los Angeles counties. The widow receives the Knob Hill residence bought from the Coltons in 1890 for 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Huntington
California
C. P. Huntington
Arabella Huntington
H. &. Huntington
Oakland
Sacramento
San Luis Obispo
Los Angeles
Pope undergoes second operation doctors report
In Rome on Friday surgeons performed a second operation on the pope. The procedure was similar to the first and declared successful. Afterward the pope rose from bed dressed himself and had breakfast. He looked better than Thursday and medical staff remain hopeful. Professor Rossoni, consulted, noted the pope's strong faculties despite advanced age.
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Rome
Rossoni
Hanna stays in business denies retirement from politics
New York Senator Hanna arrived in New York on route to Oyster Bay to see the president. He stated he will not retire from business and will continue to devote some attention to politics as long as he remains capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanna
Oyster Bay
Struggle of the Cardinals in Rome Reveals Vatican Intrigue
Rome dispatch reports the Italian government mobilizes an unseen police force to watch Cardinal Oreglia and Cardinal Rampolla. Oreglia claims an apartment in the Vatican and warns Rampolla to bar entry, hinting at treasures or important papers and noting relatives of cardinals with "long fingers."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rome
Cardinal Oreglia
Cardinal Rampolla
Seriocomic
Vatican
Rampolla
Rockfish Va Crash Kills Twenty Four on Southern Train
A head on collision on the Virginia Midland division at Rockfish Virginia killed 24 people and injured nine. The Washington to Atlanta passenger train struck a freight standing on the main line killing two engineers and a colored fireman among the dead. About 120 passengers were aboard the express and two day coaches plus two Pullmans were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia Midland
Southern Railway
Rockfish
Atlanta
Davis
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Hale
New York
South
Boston
Electric Roads Report Highlights North Atlantic Concentration
A final census report shows the North Atlantic states hold about half of the United States single track street and electric railway mileage. They operated over half the passenger cars, carried more than half the fare passengers, and employed over half of all reported workers. The 1902 operations average more than twice the 1890 level.
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Washington
DD. C
North Atlantic States
United States
Ohio Congressman Gill Resigns Over Health Reasons
Joseph J. Gill a Republican from STOBENVILLE resigns from the Sixteenth Ohio district to take effect when his successor qualifies. He cites ill health as the cause. Gill a wealthy retired manufacturer recently bought the Daily Dispatch in Columbus for 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stobenville
Joseph J. Gill
Nash
Ohio
Gill
Daily Dispatch
Columbus
Rail lines cut round trip fare to Chicago
The Wisconsin Central matched a temporary $10 round trip rate to Chicago, with a four day sale and thirty day return limit, effective Sunday. The Chicago Great Western Burlington and Milwaukee lines also matched the cut, the lowest fare in several years.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Burlington
Milwaukee Roads
Fibroid Tumors Cured by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs E F Hayes of Roxbury Boston reports following Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her fibroid tumor and strengthened her system She urges all women with tumors or female trouble to try the remedy and claims strong testimony supporting its effectiveness for ovarian troubles ulcers and womb issues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hayes
Dudley St
Roxbury
Boston
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Men and Bad Eggs Are All Right Till They Go Broke
A curbed warning about temper and consequences. The saying cautions that quick anger can lead to long lasting regret and damage beyond immediate offense.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Appeal for mothers advertising Mother Gray's Sweet Powders used by a nurse at a New York Children's Home to cure fevers teething disorders and regulate bowels while destroying worms. Sold by druggists 25 cents. Sample free. Address A S Olmsted LeRoy New York. Also suggests trying an early cucumber.
Mascagni Pursues Dramatist Laurels in New Comedy
Mascagni plans a three act comedy to be staged in October as he expands into drama. A Rome paper, the Menestrel, ridicules the composer calling him a professor conservatory rector without a job and suggests Mascagni would perform for an audience at St. Peter's if possible.
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Mascagni
Rome
the Menestrel
St. Peter's
New York’s tallest buildings listed with heights
The piece catalogs New York City skyscrapers by height, naming the Park Row, St Paul, Manhattan Life, American Surety, American Tract, Empire, Home Life, Washington Life, Gillender, Bowling Green, Bank of Commerce, New York Life, Standard Oil and Commercial Cable as the tallest. It closes with a social observation that much of the world’s poverty stems from lack of push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Row
St. Paul
Manhattan Life
The
American Surety
American Tract
Empire
Home Life
Washington Life
Gillender
Experiments Show Postum Helps Health Over Coffee
A Lancaster man recounts his wife’s nervousness stomach trouble and loss of appetite improving after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee Within two weeks most symptoms vanished her sleep restored and energy returned He credits Postum with strengthening blood and life while offering to prove the claim Bend for contest details and extra time on a $7500 cooks prize pool by mail Battle Creek Michigan based Postum Co promotes ice cold Postum with lemon as a refreshing cooler for warm days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Mall of
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General Nebraska News
H. R&r
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Nebraska Joint Stock Legal Reserve
George W. Mestre
Auburn
Cook
Clayton, Kas
Bloomfield
Alonzo Thompson
Alonzo
Fullerton
Alps
Switzerland
Nebraska City
Bartling
Richard Gould
Central City
Canada
Eva Flint
McBride
Cass County
J. W. Inlay
Emerson
Iowa
Inlay
William Jones
Henry Cain
Frank Davis
Thomas A. McCrystal
Cozad
Turton
Talbot Davies
McCrystal
Armstrong Bales
James Hitchcock
Bradshaw
W. J. Bryan
Europe
Cuntry
Divide Huntington Estate
the Cardinals
Oreglia
M’cormick
New York’s
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