Summer Vacation by Houseboats and World’s Work Features
Reproduced notes discuss urban and suburban communication for one low fare, summer vacation ideas like a houseboat, and a July issue focus with The Cosmopolitan, The World's Work, and many articles. It highlights literary selections, reviews, and cultural topics across multiple magazines including American Monthly Review of Reviews, The Forum, and Harper's Magazine with varied essays, fiction, and critical pieces.
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Canada
Wall Street
Treen
James R. Keene
Doubleday & Page Company
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Chares K. Lush
Christian Science
Everybody's Magazine
F. J. Hudson
Christ
Eddy
W. D. McCrackan
Franklin Flex
Abdul Hamid
Ladies' Horse Journal
West Point
George Gibbs
W. L. Taylor
Boston
Fishin
Joe Jefferson
Florida
Ernest Seton-Thompson
Atlantic
Michigan
William Davenport Hulbert
Sheridan
Confederate States of America
John Christopher Schwab
Yale University
Charles Scribner's Sons
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Tolstoy
R. BE
Long
Cyrus C. Adams
Twentieth Century Club of
Howard A. Bridgman
Supreme Court
Cuba
China
W. C. J. Reid
C. Andrews
New York Medical Society
Thwing
Estern Everve University
Higher Technical Vrauming
Jacob Schoenhof
Iiber
Walter MacArthur
Texas
Spain
Boutelle
Baghead
America
Herbert W. Hoewell
New Book Publicity Highlights Many 19th Century Titles
Publishers announce diverse works from Fenno authors to Matlock and Ostrander BR Hirehert. Macmillan presents Mabel Wright Flowers and Ferns in Their Haunts. Richard Mansfield opens with Monsieur Beaucaire in Philadelphia. Boonesborough by G. Ranek offers Kentucky history. A Half hour Classics series by F. A. Stokes previews Gentlemen, The King and The Happiness of Stephen the Smith. Golf art by F. T. Richards titled The Royal Game of Golf. Historical notes on Boonesborough and early Kentucky, plus Oriental themes and publishers’ notes fill the page.
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Fenno
Macmillan Company
Mabel Osgood Wright
Richard Mansfield
Philadelphia
Monsieur Beaucatre
Booth Tarkington
McClure, Phillips & Co
Maximilian de Loup
Elmore Elliott Peake
Poultney Bigelow
England
Old Vincennes
Bowen-Merril! Company
Bookman
Publishers’ Weekly
United States
F. A. Stokes Company
Robert Barr
Stephen the Smith
Anthony Hope
John Oliver Hobbs
Alfred Henry Lewis
Robert W. Chambers
W. W. Jacobs
F. T. Richards
R. H. Russell
Eee
Richards
Mary Stuart
Charles I
James TL
Anne
George III
New York
Kentucky
Boonesborough
Ranvk
G. W. Ranek
Lexington, Wy
Japa
America
Peint
Cartle Milaabeth
Goder
Harald Maligh
Lippineets Companyr
Mes. Hurrell
Japan
Orient
Dickens Revival Sparks City Letters From Abroad
A Dickens revival movement appears imminent in New York as letters from abroad suggest a surge of interest. The articles describe growing excitement and possible events tied to the revival, with observers weighing potential impacts on cultural circles and public engagement.
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New York
Revival of Macaulay Writings and Dickens Critics
A critique traces the Macaulay revival contrasting him with pretentious precieuses who favor Pater inspired prose. It defends direct, vigorous writing over stylistic niceties and cites Dickens, Bunyan, and Maupassant as examples of substance over mere form. It notes a Kentucky history excerpt from Boonesborough describing a wooden cannon episode in 1778 and a botched second firing.
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Macaulay
Walter Pater
Bunyan
Lefor
Dickens
Guy de Maupassant
David Copperfield
Charlotte- Turse
Matthew Arnold
State fights federal taxes on South Carolina liquor dispensary
South Carolina moves before the internal revenue commissioner to test if federal taxes apply to the state liquor dispensary system. It seeks a refund of 4916 paid, arguing federal law cannot tax state instrumentalities and that the dispensary operates under police powers. The case could reach the Supreme Court.
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Washington
South Carolina
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
United States
Columbia
Tte
Board of State Commissioners
Cooley
Yernes
Ptate
Ite Eitizees
Statoe
Ttte
Supreme Court of the United Tee
General Butterfield in Critical Condition at Newburgh
Newburgh New York June reports General Butterfield’s condition remains critical as he grows weaker and the end seems near with his health deteriorating rapidly.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Butterfield
Clerical Vicar Uses Actress in Church Service Crowd Gathers
The Rev Forbes Phillips invited Mrs Brown Potter to recite poems at Gorleston Church near Yarmouth after evensong. She wore white and a picture hat, with organ and choir accompaniment as hundreds queued at the doors. Rumor says the bishop may forbid a repeat of the theatrical spectacle. Phillips writes plays under the alias Athol Forbes.
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London
Forbes Phillips
Brown Potter
Gorleston
Yarmouth
Pope
Phillips
Athol Forbes
London Markets Edge Back on German US Bank Failures
European finances report a tangible revival in the London Stock Exchange delayed by recent German and US bank failures. Confidence wavers as markets remain slack, while the American section shows a weekend rally. Prospects point to long US prosperity amid crop movements and strong demand, with London preserving ready resources.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Germany
United States
Bank of Spain Weekly Report Summary
Madrid report shows gold in hand unchanged, silver in hand increased by 1,400 pesetas in circulation decreased 000 pesetas. Week ended yesterday.
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Madrid
Bank of Spain
Riot Destroys Lyons Meeting as Socialists Clash
In Lyons on June 30 M Godefroy Cavaignac presided at a League of Patriots gathering while anarchist opposition leader M Sebastian Faure organized a rival Socialist meeting. Violent denunciations followed as crowds marched shouting Down with Cavaignac and Down with the priests. Riots erupted, arrests were made, and injuries were reported as police struggled to disperse factions surrounding Cavaignac\u2019s hotel on Place Bellecour.
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Lyons
M. Godefroy Cavaignac
League of Patriots
M. Sebastian Faure
Cavaignac
M. Cavaignac
Place Bellecour
Anarchists Fire on Infantry in Paris Affray
In Paris yesterday at Noisy Le Sec a clash broke out as a group of anarchists fired revolvers at a detachment of infantry. The incident left several soldiers wounded and sparked a manhunt for suspects sought by authorities.
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Paris
Noisy Lesec
Russia defends duties on British paraffin imports
The Journal of Commerce and Industry, citing the Russian finance minister, says Russia’s stance against the American duty on British paraffin from Russian naphtha is a justified reprisal. It notes Article 626 was never read this way before and points out Gage did not reference Roumanian naphtha in Britain.
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ST. Petersburg
Associated Press
Journal of Commerce and Industry
Russia
Gage
Great Britain
Berlin Stock Exchange and Russian Finance Clash Report
Correspondence from St Petersburg notes a brewing dispute between the Berlin Stock Exchange and Russia’s finance ministry. German threats may backfire on Russian shareholders, as Berlin shows reluctance to press claims on Southwestern Railway certificates, signaling a prepared stance by Minister De Witte and potential limited practical impact.
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Petersburg
Berlin Stock Exchange
M. de Witte
Russia
Germany
Berlin
de Witte
Severe European Storms Hit Britain and Continent
A prolonged drought in Britain ended as violent thunderstorms struck Saturday night and yesterday. Torrential rain and lightning caused widespread damage across Europe, with Portugal reporting food and property losses. Dispatches note up to twenty drownings and five deaths from lightning near Gouvin, amid heat wave relief and travel disruption.
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London
Great Britain
Portugal
Daily Express
Rta
Arraseda
Gouvin
Storms Hit Northwest and Southwest France Crops
Severely damaged crops and vineyards reported as Le Vivient storms sweep across the Northwest and Southwest France. Weather disrupts daily life and agricultural activity.
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Paris
France
American capital invading Canada warns French-Canadian leader
J Henri Bourassa, Canadian MP and former La Revue Canadienne director, arrives in London and warns that American money is penetrating Canada from the lakes to railways, eroding the barrier with the United States and threatening annexation. Berlin talks note Leipziger Bank failure spurring pessimism but banks remain sound. Bohemian reports three German tourists died on Erzgebirge when a rope rescue failed.
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London
J. Henri Bourassa
Dominion
la Revue Canadienne
Daily News
Canada
United States
Toronto
Daily Mail
Vienna
Weissnitz
Meixner
Fischer
Erzgebirge
Welpert
Salt Union says British merger only, not American
London dispatch reports clarification on the Salt Union deal completed last Friday in Liverpool. President Ward states the announcement referred solely to the British combination and that the Union had no knowledge of any American merger.
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London
United States
Salt Union
Liverpool
Ward
The
Hartford Arrival in Copenhagen for Two-Week Visit
United States training ship Hartford under Commander J M Hawley arrived in Copenhagen this afternoon for a two week visit. The Navy Department reserved the best berth during the stay. The Crown Prince regent will host a dinner for Hartford officers.
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Copenhagen
Hartford
J. M. Hawley
Navy Department
Le Moniteur Universel to Cease Publication
Paris reports Le Moniteur Universel, founded 1798 and long a government organ, will stop appearing. Le Soleil will take over its subscribers and continue the coverage.
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Paris
le Moniteur Universe
France
le Soleil
Goldsmiths Company Buys Foxwell Library for 10000
The Goldsmiths Company purchases Prof Herbert Somerton Foxwell’s library of about 90 000 volumes on economics for 10000 pounds with intent to detain it in Great Britain after a prior U S offer.
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London
Goldsmiths Company
Herbert Somerton Foxwell
Great Britain
United States
Clash Flare on Albania Montenegro Frontier Kills Ten
Vienna correspondent reports Moslems clash with Christians at Gunginge on the Albania Montenegro frontier. Ten Christians killed and many wounded.Authorities and casualty details remain unconfirmed as reports circulate from the border region.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Gunginge
Albania-Montenegro
Rumor of Betrothal Linked to Russian Grand Duke’s Heir
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Saint Petersburg says Caareviteh is betrothed to Princess Cecile, daughter of the late grand duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, signaling a potential royal alliance. The report cites formal announcements in the Russian capital.
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London
At. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Cecile
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Sehwerta
British Belgian dispute settled by Belgian withdrawal
Brussels correspondent reports an Egyptian expedition occupying Bahr el Ghazal. The Belgians have withdrawn, clearing the dispute between Great Britain and Belgium.
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London
Bahr el Ghazal
Brussels
Daily Match
Great Britain
Belgium
Kentucky to form two federal judicial districts
The Division of Kentucky announces a split into Western and Eastern federal districts. Judge Walter Evans will preside the Western district with courts in Louisville Owensboro Paducah and Bowling Green. Judge A M J Cochran will head the Eastern district with courts in Covington Frankfort London and Richmond. An 11 am ceremony opens the new Eastern district at Covington witnessed by Kentucky and Tennessee lawyers and judges. Marshal A B D Jones will be sworn in in Louisville at 6:50 am and a special train will carry Judge Evans and others to Covington at 7 o'clock.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Walter Evans
Owensboro
Paducah
Bowling Green
A. M. J. Cochran
Maysville
Covington
Frankfort
London
Richmond
Eastern District
Tennessee
A. BD. Jones
Western District
Judge Evans
Evans
Lake steamer wrecked near Lake Superior
Wreck of the Preston reported at Winnipeg Manitoba with Captain Barlow of Toledo in command. Atha Basca under Captain McDougall sighted the distressed vessel, which was waterlogged and crew of twelve men and two women clung to rigging. After a four hour rescue, all but wheelman William Eckert of Algonac were saved. he died after being crushed. Crew landed at Fort William. ten dollars collected for Eckert’s widow. Preston carried lumber.
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Winnepeg
Manitoba
Lake Superior
Preston
Barlow
Toledo
Athabasca
McDougall
William Eckert
Algonac, Mich
Fort Willame
Mra Winslow's Soothing Syrup Widely Used for Teething
An advertorial note touts Mra Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy used for over fifty years by millions for teething discomfort in children. It claims to soothe pain, soften gums, relieve wind colic, and regulate bowels, while promising diarrhoea relief. sold by druggists worldwide for a small price. It also mentions beauty products and dyes sold by various outlets.
Dayton Defeats Indianapolis in Heat Fueled Game
Dayton torched Alloway with a barrage of hits as Wright held the mound in hot conditions. Bey, Dayton center fielder, injured left shoulder chasing Wheeler’s ball. Summel replaced him. Eight hits fueled a six run first inning, with Dayton maintaining the advantage through the game as Indianapolis rallied briefly but failed to overturn the lead. Time 1:50. Attendance about 1,200.
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Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Marion
Columbus
New York
Rooklyn
St. Louis
Psi
Boston
Indianapolis Journal
Alloway
Wright
Bey
Wheeler
5Ummel
Godenaur
Smith
Grosart
UN Myers
Miller
Gocenaar
Burns
Blue
Neeenee
Oseht Wi
Indiana
Pia
Summer Shannon
Jevee
Byers
Kelly
Ce. Flynn
Hickey
Sutthoff
Peers Dayton Seeeee
Anapolis
Sosageetics
Gochenaur
Flynn
Ree-Bave
Burne
Myers
Piorar
Balle
Columbus Rally Fails to Overcome Grand Rapids Lead
Columbus made a grand ninth inning rally scoring four runs after two were out but Grand Rapids held on. Williams pitched poorly for Columbus as the defense faltered. Attendance was 1,806 with final score 6 to 4 in favor of Grand Rapids. Batterieux Williams and Zinram faced Bally and Zalusky in the lineup.
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Columbus
Grand Rapids
Williams
Batterieux
Zinram
Bally and
Zalusky
Fort Wayne Wins Big Over Toledo in Close Contest
Fort Wayne outplayed Toledo at every point to win the game. Two fast double plays featured Mattress, Miller, Thornton, and Fort Wayne’s strong defense. Umpire Hornung called the game with an attendance of about 1,500.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Toledo
Mattress
Miller
Thornton
Fort Qreyne
Mullent
Fuller
Pardee
Hornung
Dowling Stars as Cleveland Defeats Milwaukee in Low-Scoring Tilt
In the American League clash, Dowling limited Milwaukee to a single scratch hit while Cleveland erupted for four runs. Reidy worked hard for Milwaukee but the defense backed him poorly, yielding seven runs total for Cleveland. Notable plays included Bradley’s two base hit and Beck’s homer for Cleveland, with strong fielding from both sides and an error by Waldron.
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Milwaukee
Dowling
Conroy
Bradley
Waldron
Reidy
Cleveland
Maloney
Dowlin
Jaeger
Pickering
McCarthy
Beck
Bale
Mit
Anderson
Gilbert
la Chance
Umtanullion
Chicago Wins on Error in Detroit Game
Chicago defeated Detroit with an error deciding the outcome as Cronin and Shaw sparked three singles after Cronin's sequence. Callahan hit the longest home run at the park. attendance offered as about 12,000 with both pitchers performing well.
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Chicago
Cronin
Detroit
Callahan
Beore
Watterton
Shaw
Sugden
Wearort
Memphis to New Orleans game postponed by rain
A postponed contest between Rhodes and Armstrong and Free man and Abbott was noted with locations Memphis and New Orleans. The Little Rock at Little Rock Shreveport game was delayed due to rain.
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Memphis
New Orleans
Rhodes
Armstrong
Freeman
Abbott
Little Rock
Shreveport
Converse Defeats Muncie In Ninth In Close Game
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Indiana reports Converse defeating Muncie in a spirited contest, crossing the plate in the ninth inning to win. Batteries were Wolf and Thornburg for Converse and Rogers and Quinn for Muncie.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Converse
Monret
OLE
Wolf and Thornburg
Rogers and
Quinn
Dayton Clippers Rout Patterson In Easy Victory
In Richmond Indiana today June day the Dayton Clippers batted Patterson freely and built a comfortable lead to win easily. Final score not provided in readable text.
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Peong H
Haley
Roth
Melton
Arthurs
Pecatur
Til
Decatur
Rockford
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Clippers
Patterson
Fort Wayne Defeats the Greens in South Bend
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Seymour Ind and South Bend Ind report Fort Wayne defeated the Greens 5 to 4 on the grounds at Pittsburg. other notes include Carr sold to Pillsburg, and Amos Rusie suspended by the Cincinnati club as manager Watkins reshapes the outfield after recent Dayton trip.
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Indianapolis Journal
Seymour
Ind
Apolis
Boore
South Bend
Fort Wayne Today
South Greens
Tucanaeety
Grand Rapids
Pila
Eouentay
Gee
Columbus
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Dayton
Watkins
Nevrely Spars
Kever
Gingeers
Atkine
Lloyd
The
Cincinnatiis
Amos Rusie
Tither
Rusie
Shipping arrivals from various ports and locations
New York reports arrivals from Glasgow Moville Genoa Messina Palermo Havre Rotterdam Boulogne and more. Ships named Champagne Violilla Sardinian Tun Liver pool New York and Renstown are listed as arriving from multiple routes with sources including Montreal Quebec Glasgow New Jersey and Liverpool.
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New York
Glasgow
Moville
Diana
Genoa
Messina
Palermo
Champagne
Havre
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Movilla
Tun
Montreal
Quebec
Liverpool
Newe Umbria
Newtown
Renstown
Laverpook
Anth
Routh
Work
Pearl Discovery in Lan Ling Iowa Sparks Local Fame
A small creek town in Iowa gains attention as a pearl discovery stirs talk of fame. The unusual find attracts investors and locals, with speculation on value and potential for further discoveries.
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Hibben, Hollweg & CO
WM. BH. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridan St
Mrevderick M. Smith
Hille
Kiiwara J. Clark
New York Evening Voet
Addicks
Delaware
Harvey Sutherland
Joe Kane
Carl Hovey
Collray
Avomen’s
Harper's Magazine
Gilbert Parker
Miss Wilkins
Eliot Gregory
Newport
Charles Mulford Robinson
John Fryer
Asia
Pacific
Mexico
Alfred Ayres
Alfred Ayers
New York State
Vurry
Ary Daquielles
George W. Ranch
Alaway
Natterheld
Mrs. Brown-Potter
Bohemian
Moun
Journal of Commerce
Europe
Greatritain
Metogal
Bordeaux
Dijon
Ation
Leipziger Bank
Frankfurter Zeitung
Leipziger
British Salt Union
Farragut’s
Americ
Division OF Kentucky
Mra. Winslow
Helen
Dasteen
Western Association
Mullane
Hally
Indus
Chas. Muellerschoen
JAC. Metzger & CO
Tel
Basls
ball—Jones
L.a
Haskell
W. Va
Sisters Island Park
Ohio River
Streit
Egan
Fox
Yerkes
Kellner
Evansville
Rock Island
Evansville, Inc
Bruce
Rollins
Elliott
Hanford
Bloomington
Camp
Cedar Rapids
Ashton
Weaver
Terre Haute
Daveneport
Davenport
Boyle
Evers
Southern League
Wiame
Legge
Patterson and Jessup
Greens
Pittsburg
and14 Corp
Schenectady, N. Y
Carr
Schenectady
Troy
Pillsburg National Ciaguatone
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