A Derelict and The Sea Lady in July Periodicals
A derelict narrator in a Santiago tea fight story frames a July magazine discussion. The issue features I Studio color frontispiece by J F Raffaelli with a misdrawn arm, varied illustrations, and articles on The New Gallery, Royal Academy, and The Art Movement in Belgium. Pearson's Magazine previews Wells's The Sea Lady alongside multiple fiction and non fiction pieces on art, architecture, and sport.
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Santiago
International Studio
July
Zs Ite
J. F. Raffaelli
Raffaeli
Magazine of Art
Cassell
M. H. Spielmann
Albert Toft
Belgium
Italy
Ernest A. Waterlow
George Mason
Pearson
H. G. Wells
Max Pemberton
George H. Perry
Halliwell Sutcliffe
Maud Howard Peterson
Elanora Kinsley Marble
Kiedive
David Beddoe
Hallidina
Arthur Henry
Iceland
Z. J. Fry
England
Books in Brief: The Crisis and New Novels Stir Reading Interest
Within a month 200000 copies of The Crisis have been published. Harper Brothers report large advance orders for Gilbert Iker The Right of Way and Miss Wilkins The Portion of Labor. The seventh American Contemporary Novels Series title The Manager of the B and A by Vaughan Kester debuts soon. Frederick Upham Adams, author of The Kidnaped Millionaires, profiled. born in Boston 1850.
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Macmillans
Messrs
Harper & Brothers
Gilbert Iker
Miss Wilkins
Harpers
Michi- Gen
Vaughan Kester
Paul Kester
Frederick Upham Adams
Boston
General Butler
Adams
Lil
Blow
Chicago
ISS
The
Chicago News
Labor
Tribune
Port Rico Governor Allen Visits Canton and Presents Free Trade Plan
Governor Charles H. Allen of Porto Rico, returning from Washington, spends Sunday in Canton. He delivers to the President the Porto Rican Assembly's local taxation plan enabling free trade with the United States. The President will acknowledge receipt on July 25 with a proclamation. Allen expects to be relieved after the proclamation. he praises island progress, education, and cordial relations with locals. The morning service was at First Methodist Church, overseen by Bishop John M. Walden.
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Canton
Charles H. Allen
Porto Rico
Washington
First Methodist Church
McKintey
East
Lowell
Mass
Maine Woods
Congress
United States
Allen
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
McKinley
Moonshiners in Hiding Near Monterey Ambush Raid
Reports from Monterey Tennessee describe an ambush on an Internal Revenue raid party Saturday morning. Moonshiners are said to be fortified in the mountains and determined not to be captured. One moonshiner Frank Whittaker died of wounds and Will Hall lost a leg. Deputy marshal Thomas Prince is home in Sparta and Corder Mackay remains in critical condition at Cookeville. Reinforcements under United States Marshal John Overal and Colonel Chapman prepare to move in.
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Nashville
Tenn
Monterey
Bell
Cookeville
Frank Whittaker
Will Hall
Thomas Prince
Sparta
Corder Mackay
Posseman
United States
John Overal
Middle District
Tennessee
Colonel Chapman
Fires Attributed to Vice In Mattoon Illinois
Eighteen fires in four weeks cause large losses as authorities destroy gambling outfits and enforce vice laws. Fires are believed retaliatory and vigilance committees will be organized with extra guards to patrol business and residential areas.
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Mattoon
Shores of Sylvan Lake Freight Wreck and Assembly Plans
Special to the Indianapolis Journal describes Portland Indiana's Island Park Assembly at Sylvan Lake with a swollen program of concerts lectures and events from July 21 through August 15 including Bryan Hullabaloo and religious and temperance meetings. The article highlights new sewage power and lighting improvements and a thriving summer resort atmosphere with expanded cottages docks and beautified grounds. It notes extensive schedules for Young Men’s Club Women’s groups and notable speakers and performers across the 1901 season.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Island Park Assembly
Rome City
Sylvan Lake
Assembly
William Jennings Bryan
Young Men's Club
Holy Land
Edmund F. Albertson
Hulladale College
C. A. Vincent
Robert Cowden
John «. Carman
H. J. Becker
W. F. Warding
Carman
I. Yager
J. E. Bolles
Col. Cowden
J.C. Carman
Marshall Lowe
Mr. Plumstead
Alton Packard
George F. Mosher
D. F. Wilberforce
W. F. Harding
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Indiana
Ariel Sextet
C. L
Reading Circle
John E. Wiley
Charles Egbert Grant
H. V. Richards
Chariea Egbert Grant
Lewis Spencer Daniel
Africa
L. Naftzger
J. H. Myers
Miss Mullikin
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic
John B. Gordon
Ulyases A. Foster
L. J. Naftager
A. A. Small
M. Swadner
Ata Vt
Longtime Mier postmaster Fox finally resigns after two decades
A. L. Fox, 50, who has served as postmaster at Mier, Indiana for twenty years, finally gives up the office after a long struggle. He says the job pays 16 cents daily and notes the burden he bore, including repeated attempts to quit despite lack of local successors. The tale recounts his weary years, an inspector's visit, and his claim that life at Mier was too chaotic for his nerves.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
A. L. Fox
Mier
Mr. Fox
Fox
Indiana Crude Oil Operators Hopeful After Price Jump
Indiana oil operators react to a sharp twelve cent rise in three days with hopes of Indiana crude reaching one dollar per barrel. Producers anticipate further increases fueling new drilling, wildcat activity, and leaser preparations as demand for field supplies remains high.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Indiana
Dozen Cars Wrecked in LaPorte Yard Wreck
In LaPorte Indiana July 21 a severe wreck on the Chicago division of the Lake Shore Railroad destroyed a dozen freight cars after an air hose burst in the local yard. Main tracks were blocked for eight hours with losses running into thousands. Brakeman Charles Dolan of Elkhart was trapped in wreckage for about an hour and five minutes and suffered grave injuries with uncertain recovery prospects.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Chicago
Lake Shore Railroad
Charles Dolan
Elkhart
Cars to Row in Two Months
WABASH Ind July 21 8 L Nelson general manager of the Fort Wayne Southwestern Traction Company was in the city on a trip to study the proposed extension from Huntington to Wabash and Marion to compare density of population with a Huntington to Marion route via Warren He notes 2% farmhouses on Huntington to Marion and 107 between Wabash and Marion He plans to count houses between Wabash and Huntington including Layro and Andrews Cars will run half hour between Huntington and Fort Wayne beginning Sept 1 The twenty five miles between Fort Wayne and Huntington will be down by next Saturday night TERRE HAUTE Ind July 21 At the annual State meeting of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor officers were elected Chief grand mentor B F Farrell Indianapolis vice chief grand mentor D Artis Marion Chief grand preceptress Jennie S Boyd Irvington vice chief grand preceptress Mary Ek Thomas Marion Chief grand scribe R J Perom Indianapolis Chief grand treasurer W J Harris Indianapolis Chief grand recorder Emma J Hines Kokomo grand ree prince Frederick Hite Evansville grand Queen mother Hattie Hite Evansville chief grand orator D M Turner Crawfordsville chief grand priestess Addie Thomas Erie ante The 92 meeting is to be held in Marion
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
L. Nelson
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Marion
Warren
Layro
Andrews
Nelson
Terre Haute
Secret Order of Colored People
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
B. F. Farrell
Indianapolis
D. Artis
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Irvington
Mary Ek. Thomas
R. J. Perom
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Emma J. Hines
Kokomo
Frederick Hite
Evansville
Hattie Hite
D. M. Turner
Crawfordsville
Addie Thomas
Erie
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Richmond
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Connersville
United States
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Dalton
Aug
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England
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Jeffersonville
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New York
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Prairie Depot
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Philip Schaub
Martinsville
Loogootee
John Ledgerwood
Ledgerwood
Martin County
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W. D. Kerlin
Knightstown
J. E. Robinson
Kerlin
Alexandria
Gas Belt Labor Day Union
Eighth Congressional District
Death of German Immigrant Benedict Krack at Allen County Poorhouse
In Fort Wayne Indiana on July 21 Benedict Krack a demented German man died at the county poorhouse near the city. He had saved some property over twenty years which he left to relatives and St. Marys Catholic Church. A woman’s infidelity drove him insane after his sweetheart married another man upon his return to Germany. He was confined to a hospital in Richmond before being sent to the Allen County poorhouse where he died.
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Indianapolis Journal
FT. Wayne
Ind
Benedict Krack
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Richmond
Als
Allen County Poorhouse
Grace Sexauer Reaches Hartford City After Disappearance
Miss Grace Sexauer seventeen daughter of Dr. C F Sexauer arrived in Hartford City with her father after being detained by Indianapolis authorities. She is one of four local girls of similar age enticed to leave home to join a traveling theatrical attraction.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Miss Grace Sexauer
C. F. Sexauer
Indianapolis
Grace
Sister Luigi Returns to Savannah and Community May Rejoin
A letter from Sister Luigi of the Sisters of Providence confirms her safe arrival home in Savannah Illinois after fleeing St Marys of the Woods. Sisters say only time will reveal if she reenters the St Marys community, and they will not pressure her.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Luigi
Order of Sisters of Providence
St. Mary's of the Woods
Savannah
Jil
St. Mary's
Elbert Brown linked to poison plot and fleeing suspects
Elbert Brown of Sanford allegedly gave Miss Annie Wolf a poison to remove blotches on her face. She nearly died. Brown fled the county and was traced to Paris and Mattoon, Illinois. His wife left yesterday, suspected to join him.
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Elbert Brown
Sanford
Annie Wolf
Brown
Paris
Mattoon
Women Wreck Joint Bottled Beer in Eldorado Tent
Seven women led by Mrs H T Grover, president of the local WCTU, interrupted a man named Busch in a central town tent, smashing a tub of bottled beer and taking samples to the sheriff who ordered the jointist to quit. Five hundred spectators watched as another jointist fled with stock.
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Eldorado
Kan
H. T. Grover
Busch
Ice floes blockade delays Peary relief steamer Erik
The Home from Labrador reports the coast is blocked by ice floes, especially northward, making the Peary relief steamer Erik’s Turnivyck landing in northern Labrador unlikely. The Home abandoned the attempt to reach her terminus due to the ice.
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Johns
N. F
Home
Labrador
Erik
Turnyvick
Arctic Circle
Epworth League Convention Closes With 10000 Attendees
The International Epworth League gathering in San Francisco ends at Mechanics Pavilion after a grand afternoon meeting led by Bishop Joyce. Highlights include resolutions on missions temperance colored leagues and junior work and a reaffirmed supreme purpose to foster spiritual growth among youth.
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San Francis Aco
Epworth League
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Joyce
Grace Episcopal Church
J. M. Buckley
New York
Alhambra Theater
M. B. Ketcham
Urbana
Metropolitan Temple
E. E. Hoss
Nashville
Tenn
Howard-street Methodist Church
H. A. Schroetter
Covington
First United Presbyterian Church
Committee On
Russia
France
America
Isaac W. Joyce
Cable Car Wreck Injuries Shake Chicago
Nine passengers seriously injured in a Madison street cable car crash after a defective rope halted the grip car. The trailer dashed into the grip car, sending riders flying and causing multiple leg and arm fractures and severe injuries to a number of named victims including Peter Hermanson and Mrs. C. Miller.
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Chicago
Madion-street
Peter Hermanson
Mrs. C. Miller
E. B. Appinto
John Hagerman
W. P.holden
Frank Friedman
J. H. Quayley
G. Reid
H. M. Lenger
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Sulphur Soap Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief and diarrhoea cure, priced 25 cents, alongside claims for Glen's Sulphur soap and Hill's Hair Dye in a drugstore slate of products. The copy emphasizes repeated use by mothers over five decades and global availability.
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Rey
Glenn
Hill
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