Political and military notes from diverse U S sources
The article covers Gov Ges Beecee appointments and labor reform debates, currency and treasury matters, city franchise auctions, and tensions over prohibition. It notes a new interest in veterans monuments, a Cleveland metalworking advance, Leland Stanford Jr University bequest details, arbitration treatment of treaties, army manpower shortages, a Kentucky jury case on insurance rates, a Missouri convention plan, and artillery disposition questions to states.
Political turmoil and heat toll in national notices
The week’s items include party strategy statements from Washington on platform support and civil service reforms, plus a clash over anti-trust action. Reports from New York, Hong Kong, and Texas cover naval arms shipments, Alaska talks, weather deaths, a bridgehead flood, and a massive fireworks plant loss in Illinois.
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Altgrhd
Limon
Wilda Jryne
Feumetable
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Decmwrate
New
MrKinsey
Treasne
Hla
New York Journal
Hong Kong
Walten
Sulu
Leiter
Megapore
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Aut
Tex
St Louis
David B. Henderson
Laws
New York State
Sherman
Hendersom
Powers
Maxine Gomez
Con
Wrerntar
Moromg
Kittsheave
Avenertn Dany
Parte
Sesatee Hanne
Turbulent Gale Strikes Cities and Mines Across Regions
A broad sweep of reports details wrecks from a massive storm and fires to mining disruptions, with deaths and injuries in multiple states. Incidents include a fatal carriage crash near Cincinnati, mine accidents in Kanasa City and Springfield, and a deadly fire in Davenport. Prompted relocations and safety orders surface as representatives and officials pledge investigations and aid. Officials report heat deaths in New York and a flood of civil unrest and disease fears, while plans advance for national gatherings and civic events.
Contingent Plan for Regiment Enlistment in Me sile
Discussion in cabinet on forming skeleton regiments from volunteers to serve and be mustered into the military, debated secrecy and authority, with the attorney general noting max army strength at 65 008 not including hospital corps enlistments. Also reports news on the U S Navy ship lacking from Montevideo and potential Panama Canal commission nominees.
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Washington Jose
Newark
Washington
Tr- Mary Department
U. & & Newark
Montevideo
Uruguay
Valparaiso
Chill
Straite of Magellan
Punta Arenas
Leng Prev
Bereen Lieut. Ward
Hampton Roads
Pacific
South America
Apia
S Canal
Panama
John G. Walker
U.S. N
Lamuel Paseo
Florida
Alfred Noble
Tillore
George Morrison
New York
Peter C Haine U
Irreconcilable Cubans and varied dispatches from June
A patchwork of dispatches from June reports Cuba’s unrest relayed by a Cuban contact in Havana to the New York Herald, noting revolutionary factions facings and governance tensions. Other brief items report a monument for Kansas volunteers, a fatal caveat denied in Arkansas, forged service certificates in Havana, plague in Egypt, and heavy rainfall and rust concerns in Newton Kansas.
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New York
New York Herald
United States
Cuba
Havana
Little Rock
Ark
Ross Hollow
Catan
Cotes
Matensae
Renegade Preacher Caught in Spokane Related Scandal
Rev Charlee Oehihe Whe Ciepes a revivalist in Washington state is in custody after alleged coercion and a sex scandal involving his wife and four children. The case follows reports of his firing and flight with Mrs Punk to Washington state, then to a Warm ington area, amid family strife and accusations against the clergy.
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Spokane
Wash
Charis
Bansson
Pask
Dehlie
Punk
Hilleters
Funke
Warmington
Explosion wipes out Nordlinger-Chariton Works plant
Terrific explosion in Graniteville Richmond territory destroys nearly all of Nordlinger-Chariton Piry works. Fire lasts hours. no deaths. Three injured, two serious, employees exposed to dangerous debris as rockets explode. Buildings vanish in sequence. heavy blasts shake ground for miles.
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New York
Jane
Nordiinger-Chariton Piry Works Company
Graniteville
Richmond
Teruagh
Riots in Paris and Diploma Postponement At DePauw
Riots erupted in Paris after a meeting by M Francis de Pressense with revisionists clashing with anti revisionists. Police charged crowds as demonstrators moved toward Zolas residence. In Greencastle fifteen DePauw graduates refused cap and gown, receiving diplomas in a lecture room after speeches. Senator Hanna plans a foreign trip, sailing to France for treatment in Aix les Bains. John J Lalor, mint official translator, fell from a stair shaft in the Treasury. Iowa State University breaks ground on a $178 000 collegiate building near Des Moines.
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War Department
National Congress of Mothers
Des Moines
Tes
James Carter
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Monsters View
Oakdale
Texas
State University
Soma
Somite
Demey
Paris
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Poliee
Greencastle
de Pauw University
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Cleveland
Hanna
New York
France
Aix Les Balnes
Henna
Alwat
Falaner
Pell
Washington
Janes
John J. Lalor
Mint
Treasury Department
Waterspout devastates area near Wagoner
A powerful waterspout touched down about four miles north of Wagoner around five p m yesterday. It washed away thousands of dollars in property and is believed to have caused several deaths in the vicinity. Local Lt Wagoner and Lt Jones are referenced in reports.
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L. T
Jones
American Girnee Twine Company Capital Stock Notice
American Girnee Twine Company of Dower Delaware and The Crem Thee Company of New York announce a manufacturing and sale arrangement for twine of all kinds. Capital stock listed at 915000000 with details filed in the corporate notice.
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American Girnee Twine Company
Cremthee Company
New York
Penitentiary debate dominates Oklahoma territory talk
Oklahoma discussions on building a territorial prison argue it would reduce costs and improve labor utilization. Auditor Hopkins calls it a money saver, noting rising prisoner costs and debts to Kansas while emphasizing long term savings and self sufficiency as territory grows. The piece also covers territorial normal school graduation events and a faculty mule race highlight.
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Mosey Ie
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Sinowat
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Kansas
Territory
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Vilabomm
Fragmented reminiscence from N O Times Desa ost
A garbled reminiscence describes nerves and emotions, mentioning a perfume shop and personal distress. The text references an unnamed woman, a man, and sensing sorrow, with scattered phrases about crying, soothing words, and an unsettling scene in a perfumery.
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Lowes
Song of the Shirt Waist in Nostalgic Verse Imagery
A lyrical, antiquarian verse piece nostalgic for the shirt waist era. The speaker notes lazy days, pastoral images, and the timeless appeal of the iconic garment as seasons change and social scenes unfold. The tone mixes whimsy with affectionate memory of fashion and youth.
Monkey and tortoise at ticket window in amusing conflict
A whimsical scene unfolds at a London ticket window as Buckland argues over a dog fare for a monkey and a tortoise, insisting on a dog ticket while the clerk cites insects. Other anecdotes touch on Commodore Dewey’s Pacific voyage tickets and a curious mix of humorous exchanges.
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Baltimore & Ohio
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