Gladstone Pale Image and South African Diplomacy
Cape Town dispatch notes Lord Gladstone appointed as governor general of South Africa, with his wife seen as key to diplomacy. The article describes a cosmopolitan Pretoria residence and a mix of Boer leaders, British officials, Americans in mining, consuls, and Kaffir chiefs. It warns success hinges on Lady Gladstone’s tact and Lord Gladstone’s diplomacy.
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United Press
South Arion
Tuly
Herbert Gladstone
Lord Gladstone
Gladstones
Government House
Brynterion
Pretoria
Louis , Botha
Jan Smute
Binsek
DeWit
Steyn
Hertsog
Delarey
Pinkerton Shoddy Strike Sparks Fire and Guarded Rails at South Bend
A Grand Trunk strike in South Bend escalated after Louis Freel was fatally shot by a Pinkerton detective aboard a freight train. The incident triggered arson of box cars and cabooses as firemen protected railway property. Freel died. the detective is in custody. Governor Marshall plans state aid if needed. officials probe complaints of impropriety in the line.
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South Bend
Grand Trunk Railroad
Louis Freel
Pinkerton
Freel
Time
Grand Trunk
South Bent
Tte
Marshall
Mckee
State Railway Commission
England Watching China Tread On Tibet Frontier
United Press reports from Simla that reinforcements to the British garrison on the Tibetan frontier show London fears of Chinese aggression against India. Sir Edward Grey warns Pekin to refrain from altering Tibet and pledges protection for Nepal and the two small states Bhutan and Sikkim.
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United Pressire
London
Simla
India
England
Aneto
Ing
Edward Gray
Pekin
Ching
China
Nepal
Sikkim
Bhutan
Sir Edward Grey
Hly
Tibet
Harry Craig and His Auto Suffer Narrow Escape
Following a near fatal auto accident near Rosedale, Harrison Craig general manager of Urbana Kee Case company and several relatives were injured when the car driven by Chan Craig skidded into a pond and overturned. The party, including Myre Oni Minnie Chan Craig Wilson Baker Baker and Herbert Baker, scrambled to safety and received medical help.
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United Crest Wire
Urbina
Harrison Craig
Urbana Kee Case Company
Sil
Woven Way
Rosedale
Chan Craig
Gras
Myre. Oni
Minnie Chan Craig
Wilson Baker
Baker
Herbert Baker
Where is Memory at the Ohio Republican convention
Columbus reports a muddled Ohio gubernatorial scene as delegates flee back alleys seeking a winner. Burton backs Mooney while Cox pushes for Brown. Garfield’s position fluctuates amid Taft administration tensions and talk of Harding.
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United Press Wire
Columbus
Burton
Granvilla W. Mooney
Ashtabula County
Mooney “Fador
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Garfield
Mooney
BR. RB. Kinkado
Toledo
Mooney Hayaken
Judge O. B. Brown
Dick Im
Carmi A. Thompson
Wade H. Elli
Walter Brown
Arthur S
Vorys
Ellis
Brown Foot
Taft
Judge Brown
Foraker
Hamilton County
Cox
Warren G. Harding
Brown
Hardie
Harding
Admiral Markham Arrives in New York En Route to Barrington Mire
Admiral Markham of the Teither Navy, wife Tady, and daughter Miss Joy Markham arrived in New York from Southampton and travel to Barrington Mire for several months with De and Mix. The voyage, noted amid a blurred account of wartime events, mentions travels and a presumed mission, with references to Mir and Weradine HAMM in uncertain prose.
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Teither Navy
Tady Markham
Miss Joy Markham
New York
Southampton
Kreat Barrington
Mire
Fentry
Mix
Mrderick Pierson
Unclear OCR: Crime Threats and Bomb Attack Reported
Fragmented text reports threats and violent incidents across multiple locations. Names such as Rosenblum Hen ry, John Pickering, Winthrop, Chendie Nar Geen appear in garbled form alongside mentions of bombs, threats against workers, and alleged fraud. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
No Stick in Lemonade in Republican Politician Speech
A brief note accuses Republican politicians of duplicity. The text mocks their promises and suggests a smear of insincerity in campaign messaging. The passage presents a political critique without naming individuals or locales.
Nebraska Democrats Press County Option At Grand Island Convention
The Nebraska Democratic convention at Grand Island is expected to bolster William Jennings Bryan’s bid for county option inclusion. Bryan aims to force a plank supporting local option, facing opposition from insurgents led by Chatman A Cheloe and internal party critics.
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Daly
White
Demoerdin
Nebraska
Grand Inland
United States
Brown
Norrin
House
Harkett
Norte
Aire
Benue Brown
Whiel Bryan
Nebraska Nt
Eta
Linewin Nebo
Peri
Grant
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Chatman
Cheloe
Ube
Ryan
Chia
Nin Volew
Upton
Little Lawn
Grand Island
Hawk Bryan
Frank Rockefeller Photo Recalled Over Alleged Cheating Claim
The latext photograph of Frank Rockefeller, brother of John D Rockefeller, has been recalled after an arrangement with Standard Oil officials. The issue centers on John D Rockefeller allegedly paying thousands of dollars Frank claimed he was cheated out of.
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Frank Rockefeller
John TD
Rockefeller
Frank Rockefeler
Thal Jott
Two Executions at Ossining
Ossining New York July 5 two men were executed by electric chair the first, Leon of New York City who murdered his daughter Meta a teacher the second, Giuseppe Gambardo who killed his brother Vincente. Authorities say New York's police are pursuing Ir wink Wider cashier for the Quaiio Milnese bank over a loan of bonds.
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Antie
Mare
New York
Irwink Wider
Quaio- Milnese Bank
Meanest Woman Chronicle Quirk Sparks Whisker Debate
A Chicago Record Herald item recalls a domestic tale about a wife pressuring her husband to grow facial hair to evoke memories of her mother winding a clock in the country home. The piece riffs on a quirky, informal conflict and local superstition surrounding appearance and memory.
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Chicago Record-Berald
Coorlia Offie Cancelled London Engagements
The American actor Coorlia Offie, recently detained in London, faced forced cancellation of further theater dates after a Colleeum notice advised that an operation was necessary. The Colleeum in London opened on June 26.
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Coorlia Offie
London
Colle
Colleeum
Politicians at Washington split over Garfield insurgency and Cox
Read as a 19th century political bulletin the piece discusses Garfield facing insurgent pressures and the Republican split. It mentions Cox Longworth and Roosevelt’s circle, with speculation on convention outcomes and potential shifts in support amid looming defeat.
Anti-Saloon League in Ohio Convention Battles
In Columbus and Cleveland reports, Anti-Saloon League activists push for a strict liquor enforcement plank while opposing Judge Brown. George B. Cox seeks to rally Hamilton County votes, claiming Brown's nomination could come by dealmaking. County bosses warn against unity rules at the Republican state convention amid party tensions and possible “steamroll” tactics.
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United Prowse
Volumbis
Anti~ Saloon League
Judge Brown
Kinkade
Kite
Agya
Wayne Wheeler
Wade M. Kills
House of Representativen
Columbus
George B. OS
Cox
Burton
Brown
Hamilton County
JC Harding
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