Cincinnati Suffers Heat Record Breaker Day
Monday was the hottest day in Cincinnati history with 105 degrees at 3 pm, as Acting Forecaster Craig warned of several dry, prolonged days ahead unless unexpected thunderstorms develop. Des Moines and other cities reported record heat. in Cincinnati, Louisville and Indianapolis also saw new highs.
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Mercury
Craig
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
Great
Corn Belt
Weather Bureau
Inlinois
South Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Springfield
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Omaha
Bismarck
N. D
Concordia
Kan
Wie
Mrs Kruger Dies After Sail of Years of Strain
Pretoria reports Mrs. Kruger wife of ex president Kruger died on Sunday after long separation from her husband and the death of her daughter Mrs. Smith last week. In London the news reached Mr. Kruger in the evening, tears in his eyes, while Amsterdam notes he is very low in spirits but not physically ailing. London dispatch and Holland Society messages convey condolence as Kruger resumes work with renewed effort.
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Pretoria
Kruger
South African Republic
Amsterdam
New York
Theodore M. Banta
The
Holland Society
the Hague
Stalin
Bantu
Evans Denies Rumor He Will Succeed Governor Allen
Nashville July 23. Maj. A W Wills receives Evans letter denying Washington report that Pension Commissioner H Clay Evans would replace Gov Allen upon resignation. Evans states the story is without foundation and clarifies there is no truth to the rumor.
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H. Clay Evans
Gov. Allen
Nashville
Tenn
Washington
Porto Rico
A. W. Wills
Evans
China Not Repentant As China-Treaty Ties Face Strain
European observers in Tien-Tsin on July 22 say peace hinges on firm action by powers. Li Hung Chang reportedly spoke coolly to a provincial official and hinted at ousting the local government. Chinese authorities have resumed cutting telegraph wires.
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Tien-Tsin
Euro United States
Li Hung Chang
Amalgamated Strike Bulletin Reports Quiet Steel Centers
The Amalgamated Association issued its first strike bulletin from Pittsburgh outlining conditions at Wellsville McKeesport and Duncanville. It urges workers not to drink and warns against trusts importing non union labor while noting no decisive moves by either side. President Shaffer hints at possible concessions but does not commit.
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Pittsburgh
Wellsville
McKeesport
Dewees
Duncansville
American Steel Hoop Co
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated Journal
Shaffer
Brigade of
ABS
General Samuel T. Cushing Dies in Washington
Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Cushing United States Army retired former commissary general of subsistence died at his Washington home on Sunday July 22. He entered the academy from Rhode Island in 1855, served in the Civil War, was brevetted major near its end, joined the commissary branch as a captain in 1853, and rose to brigadier general and commissary general of subsistence January 28 1898 before retiring April 21 of that year.
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Washington
Samuel T. Cushing
Military Academy
Rhode Island
District Court Orders Saloon Closure in Ft Scott
The district court at Ft Scott Kansas issued an injunction ordering all saloons in town closed and it has been obeyed. The order followed testimony from three ministers and church members who visited saloons and bought whisky and beer. Suit will be brought against each keeper and owners of buildings used for saloon purposes for violating the Herrell law passed by the last legislature.
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Ft. Scott
Kan
Steamer City of New Baltimore Reported Sinking
The steamer City of New Baltimore, captained by Mayer, on the Saginaw to Tawas run, is reported sinking in the river channel near Carrollton after likely striking a snag. A tug has gone down to rescue passengers and crew aboard the disabled vessel.
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Saginaw
Mich
City of
Four Burned to Death in Pittsburgh Tenement Fire
Mrs Sophia Ratza aged 30 and her three children died in a rear Penn Avenue tenement fire early Monday. Husband Francis Ratza was severely burned but expected to recover.
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Pittsburgh
Sophia Ratza
Penn Avenue
Francis Ratza
Frightful heat grips Burlington and southeast Iowa
A blistering heat wave hit Burlington Iowa and southeastern counties on Sunday with temperatures reaching 110 degrees. Other reported highs included Charlton 107 Fairfield 105 and Ottumwa 110 as hot winds intensified the heat across the region.
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Burlington
Iowa
Charlton
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Tieup Threat Looms In San Francisco Trade
San Francisco on July 22 faces a possible wholesale and retail trade shutdown Monday unless the Draymen's association and Brotherhood of Teamsters reach a formal agreement.
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San Francisco
Draymen’s Association and Brotherhood of Teamsters
Secretary Root Returns From Western Post Inspection
Secretary Root has returned to Washington after inspecting military posts in the west with Gen. Gillespie chief of engineers and Col. Randolph chief of artillery.
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Root
Washington
Gillespie
Col. Randolph
West
Boer Commando Surprised at Honingspruit action
Maj Pine Coffin surprised a Boer commando at Honingspruit on July 19. Commandant Hatting was captured along with two sons of Gen Prinsloo and 24 others. The action resulted in deaths and many wounded. Report from Kroomstadt dated July 22.
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Kroomstadt
Garment Workers Strike Enters New Phase in City
New York reports 67,000 garment workers on strike across New York Brooklyn Brownsville and Newark demanding a 30 percent wage hike and a 59 hour week with bond requirements for middlemen. Disorder erupted as strikers persuaded coworkers to quit. revolvers appeared at a shop, police arrested about a dozen.
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New York
Garment Makers
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Newark
CRISPI'S CONDITION Deteriorates as Family Called In
Naples July 23 Signor Francesco Crispi remains in a state of exhaustion as his family and close political followers are summoned. He has not regained former vigor since a winter influenza attack and has undergone painful cataract operations that failed to restore sight.
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Naples
Francesco Crispi
Clark joins Russian capitalists to form copper company
St Petersburg July 22 United States Senator W A Clark aligns with Kiev financiers to launch a copper company with 15.9 million roubles capital Clark contributing 12 million roubles Director M Margolin plans a trip to Semipaltinsk to inspect mines with the government delegation
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St. Petersburg
United States
W. A. Clark
Novoe Vremia
Kieff
Clark
M. Margolin
Semipalatinsk
Miss Carrie Determan Dies After Parlor Match Fire
Covington Kentucky July 22 Miss Carrie Determan aged 20 died after burning injuries suffered when she stepped on a parlor match causing her clothing to ignite. The tragedy occurred at her home in Covington with sheiled agony prior to death.
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Covington
Carrie Determan
Striking New Orleans Brewers Seek Union Recognition
About 130 skilled workers at most New Orleans breweries walked off the job on July 22 to press for union recognition. All but two breweries suspended operations during the strike, signaling a broad labor dispute.
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New Orleans
Governor offers reward for Erwin mob murders
Jackson Mississippi July 22 Gov Lon gin o offered one hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of each murderer of Giovani and Vincenzo Serio and the wounding of Salvatore Liberto in Erwin Mississippi the mob attack occurred several days ago
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Jackson
Miss
Longino
Giovani
Vincenzo Serio
Salvatore Liberto
Erwin
Sweat shop tailors strike halts work in east side
New York on July 22 reports garment workers' trade council call out a citywide strike. About thirty thousand tailors and workers across sweat shops ceased work Sunday amid the labor action.
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New York
East Side
Garment Workers’ Trade Council
Carrie Nation fined and jailed for city disturbance
Topeka Kansas July 23 Mrs Carrie Nation was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Hazen in district court for disturbing the peace and dignity of the city during a Sunday raid last March. No appeal. Nation must serve her sentence in prison.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Hazen
District Court
Nation
Strong Sells Father’s Home in West Fifty-seventh Street
In New York on July 22 Capt. Putnam Bradlee Strong sold his father’s old residence at No. 12 West Fifty-seventh Street for 140000 dollars. The sale funds the financial end of his trip with May Yoke, with Young Strong set to receive half of the proceeds.
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New York
Putnam Bradlee Strong
West Fifty-seventh Street
May
Young Strong
Indemnity Plan Adopted by Chinese Government
Washington July 23 The state department received a dispatch from Commissioner Rockhill stating that a plan for paying the indemnity to the powers has been adopted Amortization of bonds will start in 1902 and the full liquidation of principal and interest is targeted by 1940 China is expected to raise 23000000 annually to pay interest and form a sinking fund.
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Washington
State Department
Rockhill
Peking
China
Egyptian Boat Aged 4000 Years Brought to Carnegie Museum
A 20 foot by 7 foot by 5 foot Egyptian boat said to be 4000 years old was found in the Nile bed and shipped from Port Said aboard the German steamer Hohenfelsn, arriving in New York on July 23. Freight from Port Said cost 2000 marks. The vessel, destined for the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, is described as the marinain curiosity and is securely lashed on the forward deck.
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New York
Hohenfelsn
Calcutta
Nile
Port Said
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Canada's Cup Second Trial Race Won By Cadillac Boat
Chicago July 23 The second Canada cup trial sailed in northwest wind 20 mph Cadiallac of Detroit won with Detroit second Illinois third Minota fourth and Prairie fifth The last three boats sank from Chicago Milwaukee failed after 200 minutes and dropped out Yankee Chicago and Orion Milwaukee turned back and did not finish The race tested the field amid rough conditions and equipment failures.
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Chicago
Cadiallac
Detroit
Ilinois
Minota
Prairie
Milwaukee
Yankee
Orion
New York Yacht ClubRace Opens With Record Chase
The Constitution and the Columbia compete on Tons Island in a brisk start for three valuable cups. Commodore Ledyard presides as the New York club launches its cruise with strong early performances and notable records in prospect.
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New -Yorky
Constitution
Tons Island
New’ ‘York
Commodore Ledyard
Root Focuses on Neely Case in Washington
Secretary Root largely concentrates on the Neely case in Washington. He confers with War and Justice officials and assists in preparing for the prosecution of Neely for alleged Cuban postal frauds. Distinct progress is reported from Monday’s discussions.
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Washington
A! Root
Neely
War Department
Department, of Justice
Victory for the Men in St Louis Railroad Switchmen Dispute
The St Louis Railroad association and its switchmen reached a settlement Monday night, ending a strike that began Saturday. The men will return to work Tuesday morning, and the accord is described as a practical victory for the workers.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Railroad Association
Austrian officer to visit United States with Prince Miguel
Private dispatches from Vienna report Count Adelbert Sternberg an Austrian officer who served with the Boers and was captured with General Cronje at Paardeberg will soon travel to the United States. He will be accompanied by Prince Miguel of Braganza.
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Berlin
Vienna
Adelbert Sternberg
South Africa
Cronje
Paardeberg
United States
Prince Miguel
Braganza
Power House and Barns Burned in Bridgeport Fire
A fire in Bridgeport destroyed the Wheeling Traction Co. power house and barns and 20 winter service cars, totaling about $5,000 in losses. The company can replace the cars before they are needed for service.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bridgeport
Wheeling Traction Co
Artist Col. Albert Jenks Dies Suddenly in Street
Col. Albert Jenks, a noted Los Angeles artist, collapsed in the street while laughing and talking with friends. An unfinished joke remained on his lips as he expired. Heart failure was the cause.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Col
Albert Jenks
Col. Jenks
Mob Hangs Black Suspect After Park Shooting in Brooke
In Brooke West Virginia July 23 a mob of about 400 men abducted William Brooks a named Black man accused in a park shooting that killed Police Chief Robert Lilly. Brooks was hanged from a limb of a tree in the city park after being seized from sheriff custody.
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Kins
W. Va
Williams
Robert Lilly
Cumberland
Puse
Lilly
Brooks
Auerender
Ortal
Brewster and Conder jailed after fatal shooting in July
Verd shot and killed by Warren rewriter and Frederick Taylor wounded by Clay Conder. July. At Ie Witt, they had made remarks about young ladies. Brewster and Conder jailed at Clinton after a meeting with Taylor brothers and Helen Shooting.
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Frederick Taylor
Clay Conder
Ie Witt
Taylor ‘Brothers
Peach
Brewster
Kd Taylor
Taylor Brothers
Helen
Conder
Clinton
Vessels Damaged in Weimar Caesar Collision
Flushing July 22 The German Lloyd steamer Weimar from Antwerp to Adelaide via Southampton Genoa and Naples collided with the German steamer Caesar from Ibrail and Galatz inbound to Antwerp Both ships were damaged The Caesar was beached at Wellington near Flushing
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Weimar
Formes
Antwerp
Adelaide
Southampton
Genoa
Naples
Caesar
Ibrail
Wellington
Ohio State News: Woman Sentenced for Calling Judge a Liar
In Batavia Ohio on July 23 Mrs Annie Dieher of Cincinnati was jailed by Judge Parrott for calling him a liar in open court while seeking a divorce from August Bleher of New Richmond. Their child had alternated custody. she refused to turn the child over on a specified date. She vowed not to retract the accusation.
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Batavia
Annie Dieher
Cincinnati
Everett-Moore Syndicate Controls Little Consolidated Stock
The Everett-Moore syndicate appears in control of the Little Consolidated street railway in Cleveland Ohio. It gained control by securing an option on a large block of stock the price of which was said to be above par. Senator Hanna holds a substantial interest in the Little Consolidated while the syndicate already owns the Cleveland City Railway and Cleveland Electric Railway.
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Cleveland, C
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Little Consolidated Street Railway
Little Consolidated
Cleveland City Railway Co
Cleveland Electric Railway Co
Everett Syndicate
Hanna
Ice Men Strike Threat Looms In Columbus
Ice dealers in Columbus face a potential walkout by 173 drivers and helpers after a Monday night meeting. They demand 15 cents an hour for all hours worked, seeking 12 to 15 hour days paid at 10 hours. A decision by ice dealers on Tuesday remains pending.
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Columbus
Aberdeen fire devastates business and homes in July blaze
A major early morning fire in Aberdeen Ohio caused extensive damage to Martin and Riedle properties and several neighboring small buildings. The firm reported losses around 50 000 with little insurance. The blaze marked the town's worst ever in its history.
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Aberdeen
Martin & Riesinnat
Martin & Riedle
Duel over love leaves two farmers badly hurt in Marietta
In Marietta Ohio on July 23 two young farmers J Dillon and William Morgan of Three Mile West Virginia fought a gun duel over a woman they both loved. Morgan was shot in the breast and Dillon in the abdomen, both in dangerous condition.
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Marietta
J. Dillon
William Morgan
Three Mile
W. Va
Morgan
Dillon
Heat at Dayton Sees 106 to 113 Degrees in July Day
Dayton Ohio July 23 Thermometers ranged from 106 to 113 degrees Monday amid widespread heat suffering yet no fatal heat prostrations were reported. City ambulances were not called out to remove victims.
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Dayton
Columbus Heat Records Fall as Thermometer Rises
In Columbus Ohio on Monday the government thermometer hit 103.9 degrees breaking heat records. A strong evening breeze cooled the city to 83, and two people suffered heat-related collapses during the day.
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Columbus
Murders Readied Mill Pond Victim Boys Wheeler Mynatt Hatmaker
In Knoxville Tennessee on July 23 the bodies of 11 year old Wheeler and 14 year old Mynatt Hatmaker were found in a mill pond near Jacksboro. A coroner's jury ruled they were murdered by stabbing and beating and their bodies were dumped in the water. The community is in an intense state of excitement with suspicion directed at a possible murderer.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wheeler and Mynatt
Jacksboro
Rolling Mill Men Strike in Findlay Ohio
Fifty mill workers quit after wage cut from 1.50 to 1.25 daily. Skilled laborers show sympathy and a broader general strike of over 300 workers is feared.
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Ohio Rolling Mill
McClellan Arrives With U S Congressional Delegation
The United States transport McClellan under Capt. W. E. Eye reached Gibraltar on Monday carrying the congressional delegation about to review the general administration of affairs in the Philippines.
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Gibraltar
United States
McClellan
W. E. Eye
General Administration of Affairs
Philippines
Too Hot For Gov Nash In Cleveland Ice Break
Governor Nash planned to return from Buffalo but phoned Private Secretary Links from Cleveland to say the heat is excessive and he will remain on the lake for several days.
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Columbus
Alabama convention backs laws to curb dueling practice
Montgomery July 23 The constitutional convention adopted Section 45 of the executive department. It states that the legislature shall pass penal laws as it may deem expedient to suppress the evil practice of dueling.
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Montgomery
Ala
Constitution Convention
Executive Department
Runaway injures Fein family in Celina drive
In Celina Ohio on Monday evening John Fein and his children were in a runaway accident during a drive. Mr Fein suffered a broken collar bone and one child was knocked unconscious.
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Celina
John Fein
Mr. Hein
Terrific Heat Bakes Sylvan Grove Area
Sylvan Grove Kansas reports a brutal heat wave with temperatures peaking at 111 degrees from 10 AM to 4 PM and easing to 102 degrees Monday morning. The drought persists with no relief in sight.
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Sylvan Grove
Kan
Policy Shop Demolished in Leavenworth Hatchet Attack
Mrs. Mary E. Dickens attacked John Beachler's policy shop in Leavenworth Kansas smashing a policy wheel into a hundred pieces with a hatchet. Six men were present and her motive cited as gambling by her sons.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Mary E. Dickens
John Beachler
President approves naval board ruling on Lieut Hartrath
The president has approved the naval board finding that Lieut Armin Hartrath is not morally qualified for promotion and orders his discharge with one year's pay. The decision, dated July 23, follows the board's report and concludes his naval career.
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Washington
Naval Board
Armin Hartrath
Bourne in Jail Over County Misfeasances Loss
Walter T. Bourne former chief deputy county auditor is jailed in St Paul Minn accused of official misfeasances causing a county loss of 18000 dollars to Ramsey county per report dated July 25.
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St. Paul, Minn
Walter T. Bourne
Namsay
Collar Cutters to Strike in Troy
A general strike among collar cutters appears imminent in Troy New York. On Monday the United Shirt and Collar Co. distributed the work of its 25 cutters to other factories as the stoppage begins.
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Troy
United Shirt and Collar Co
Carbines Supplant Swords For Officers In Service
London July 22 Lord Roberts commander in chief issues order allowing dismounted infantry officers to carry carbines instead of swords on active service and in maneuvers reflecting a modernization of armament procedures during operations.
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London
Lord Roberts
Celina Man Found Dead Under Orchard Tree
Walter R. Hoenis was found dead Monday morning beneath an orchard tree in Celina. Authorities say he died by his own hand, hanging, with a prior head injury from last winter aggravated by the heat.
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Celina
Walter R. Hoenis
The Captain's Winning
San Francisco reports Capt. Joseph Custner of the 4th United States infantry will marry Ida White a leading local society figure following his fame as an Alaskan and Philippine explorer.
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San Francisco
Joseph Custner
4Th
United States Infantry
Ida White
Heat Grips Germany as Thunderstorms Rage
Across Germany the heat remains extreme with reports of severe thunderstorms. Hail wind and lightning have caused heavy damage in numerous regions, sparing few areas from the fierce weather.
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Berlin
Germany
Weather swings in Pittsburgh from 96 to 72 in an hour
The Pittsburgh weather on July 23 showed an extraordinary swing between 4 and 7 p m with temperatures dropping from 96 at 5 o'clock to 72 at 6 o'clock then rising to 84. The rapid change was noted as unprecedented in local records.
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Pittsburgh
Proctor Wins Dominion Aggregate at Bisley Rifle Meet
Jondon July 23. In the Bisley rifle shooting competition Sergt. Proctor of the Seaforth Highlanders won the Dominion of Canada grand aggregate challenge trophy with a score of 393.
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Jondon
Bisley
Sergt. Proctor
Seaforth Highlanders
Dominion of Canada
Farmer Jacob Meer Dies by Own Action After Sunstroke
Jacob Meer, 45, a Lewistown farmer living in Bellefontaine, committed suicide Monday morning. Reported deranged after suffering a sunstroke. Clarifies his age, residence, and cause as self-inflicted death in Ohio.
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Bellefontaine, O
Jacob Meer
Lewistown
Among Electricians and Local Telephony Reform
A Swedish attachment ensures line secrecy and shows if a telephone operator is listening. The St Petersburg municipal council plans to hire an electrical expert to study the U S telephone system and reorganize its own network.
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Sweden
Municipal Council
St. Petersburg
United States
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