July 1 in History and Astronomical Notes
July 1 highlights include Rochambeau birth and Hay death, plus Malvern Hill and Santiago actions. Astronomical notes cover sun moon positions, Delta Aquariid and Perseid activity, constellations overhead, and planets Mercury Venus Jupiter details for July observing windows.
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Comte de Rochambeau
Roshambo
America
Malvern Hill
Santiago
Bhafter
John Hay
United States
Bun
Jupiter
Saturn
Gemini
Hercules
Bootes
Aria Minor
Draco
Sortheast
Cassiopeia
Cepheus
Cygmos
Lyra
Delphinus
Aquila
Sagittarive
Ophiuchus
Serpens
Scorpio
Libra
Centaurus
Hydra
Virgo
Seed sowing and power plays reshape Ohio politics
The Toledo Blade shifts to support the full Republican ticket under Governor Myron T. Herrick as he builds a chain of influential newspapers in Ohio. Reported takeovers include Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Dayton and Toledo, aiming to back Taft and unite party factions amid Harris era tensions and looming campaigns.
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Toledo Blade
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Herrek Haw
Charles Pick
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Blade
Toledo
Cox Brown J
Guilbert
Taft
Hanna
Herrick
Fetter
Himslf
Jovernor
Wormwood
Lila Gall
Theodore Burton
Prince
Foraker
Titsman Burton
Waite
Quiet Wedding In Probate Court United Purkey and Andrews
Jr George A Purkey of New Castle Pennsylvania and Miss Gertrude Andrews of Prospect were quietly married in the Probate court room at 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon The ceremony was performed by Rev R E P W Stellhorn In the presence of a few friends of the bride Afterward the couple traveled to New Castle Pennsylvania where they will make their home
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George A. Purkey
New Caste
Pennsylvania
Gertrude Andrews
Prospect
RE. PF. W. Stellhorn
New Castle
Lodge Motes At Red Men Meeting Install New Officers
At a regular Red Men meeting on Tuesday evening officers for the lodge were elected and arrangements made for their installation. The report notes the new officers were elected at the first of last month and includes brief heartfelt wishes.
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Red Men
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Efficacious in Testimony
In 1899 and 1904 Marion resident Mira Childers testified that Doan's Kidney Pills cured back pain and kidney trouble. She said the remedy relieved headaches and dizziness and kept symptoms from returning, with poster advertising by Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, as sole agents in the United States.
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Marion
Mra
Childers
Olney Ave
Nue
Marlon
Alvinig
South Main Street
Ahe
Dean
Flocken’s
Mira
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Unityea
Doan
Short Stories From Distant Times In A Curious Chronicle
A fragmented clipping recalls diverse scenes including Edward Thompson a Perth Amboy watchman who feeds a daily rat, a Hungarian wedding parade, wealthy Mass residents owning land, Harry Billott from Delaware recounting buried oil storage, bubonic plague spread by 1805 few countries infected by 1908 many more, Gen Wyman reports, a white rubin albivo perched at Winter Island Salem Massachusetts drawing crowds, and a curious bird that allows close approach to students.
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Edward Thompson
Perth Amboy
Atvely
Borterly
Mass
Clumber
Harry EB. Billott
Retoboth Beach
Del
Tound
Erm Wyman
Winter Island
Saleu
Lita
Women Try 10 Rescue Suffragists From Police
London reports say suffragists attempted to rescue twenty eight prisoners after a Parliament Square protest. Police clashed with crowds as women rushed the van, leading to several arrests and a pledge to repeat protests nightly until the franchise issue is resolved.
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London
Parliament Square
Brow
Ty Scort Yard
Beiong
Pete Londe
Parliament
Taft Returns to Private Life After Twenty Two Years
Washington news describes William Howard Taft resuming private citizen status after resigning as secretary of war. Gen Lake E Wright sworn in to lead the department. Burton of Ulsterland discusses politics, possible trip to Hot Springs or Europe, and management of campaign affairs.
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William H. Taft
Washington
Williun
Taft
Lake E. Wright
Tait
Theodore Burtom
Uletrland
Tattling
Mr. Tatt
Burton
Hot Springs
Europe
Wright
Tim
Woman Kills Man After Insult In Boarding House
New York July 1 Cabbarina Mantico is jailed charged with killing Donato Rosa in a boarding house row. After Mancuso's husband left for work Rosa entered the room and Mantico shot him with a revolver four shots, three in the head and abdomen. Rosa died at New York hospital. Mantuso fled but was later captured.
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New York
Cabbarina Mantico
Donato Rosa
Admiral Coffee Wins Street Race In City Cup
Admiral Coffee claimed victory in the city cup street race, besting rival crews for the top prize. Spectators lined the route as teams from Harbor Works and Oceanic Garage challenged for second place amid loud cheers.
Strong Opposition Divides New York and Bryanites Rally
Strong opposition from New York delegates surfaces as party leaders worry over a split stance against Bryan. Central, western, and southern states show rising support for Bryan's friends while no clear vice presidential nominee surface. George Gray of Delaware is rumored to accept a possible second place if he agrees to run.
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Voreys
Hitchcurk
New York
Souke
Me Bupton
War Department
Arias Vorge
Gila
Canalgn
Ohio
Burton
Meyer
Hreek Hitewcock
Hiltchcock
Fatomobie
Rogers, Sullivan
Cooman
Bryan
Cald
George Gray
Iiavare
Gray campaign opens in Denver with Delaware support
Isaah Meervel of Wilmington and a Delaware ticket back Gray, with plans for first and secondary positions depending on results. The Gray boom begins at the Savoy hotel as Delaware signs and hotel lobbies host banners while ticket allotments and convention logistics unfold ahead of the Nebraska delegation arrival.
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Isaah Meervel
Wilmington
Del
Sioano Jer
Denver
Delaware
Marvin
Ginay
Lenhan
de Savoy
Orp
Lobbita
Frutenoal Union
Meite
Indy ‘Ual
Railroad Officials Forecast Train Increases Amid Sunday Confusion
A fragment reports railroad officials predicting a substantial rise in train numbers on Sunday causing public confusion. The source text is rough and incomplete but indicates officials discussed scheduling changes and potential impacts on travel and safety.
Insurgent Attack Across Border Near Torreon and View
Reports say rebels attacked a passenger train on the Mexican International Railroad about twenty miles north of Torreon, wounding at least one passenger and forcing the train to flee. Across the line at Golita and View bands burned a bridge and cut telegraph wires while leaders Mourcelano Estrada and Alia Pokndo appeared among the insurgent group.
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Biliah
Guadalupe Juanes
John H. Brady
Austin
Dumango
Golita
Mourclano Estrada
Teddy Hentio Thurs
Viewen
Alia Pokndo
Business and Professional Little Ads
Small notices invite readers to connect for business and professional services. Listings highlight opportunities to hire, collaborate, or trade in a local market. Includes varied lines, brief descriptions, and contact prompts to encourage engagement.
Busy image makers crave buyers and readers
Fragmented readable items show Brunskill offers and sale lines for waste paper cash for books magazines and newspapers. Real estate loans auctions and exchanges advertised from 114 Court Street Headguard for everything in our town. STAR BOTTLING WORKS lists carbonated beverages ginger ale sodas and mineral waters with J. R. Smith as proprietor and phone number 1744.
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Weornm
Cry Enies
Court Strest
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Offers Special Rates
Colonial Country Club Hotel advertises private American Plan rates from $260 to $8.60 per day with special weekly pricing open the year. It invites readers to visit, drink the water and bathe for cures of kidney liver and stomach ailments, noting cheaper costs versus benefits and offering home treatment by mail with 6 gallons of healing spring water for $2.00 along with written advice.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
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George Weidermaier
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Youngstown
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William Randolph Hearst
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Alton Bie
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Wall
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Chiaigo
M. Worth Colwell
Puck
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Bow Admiral
Sanday
Brunskill
Malo
Brest
Chark Real Estat
Star Bottling Works
Salicer
J. R. Smith
Prop
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Union Treet
Frederic Berryman
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