Seth Low's tribute reflects party rift over Cleveland
In New York June 26 a special chamber of commerce meeting paid tribute to ex president Grover Cleveland. Seth Low led remarks praising Cleveland amid Republican infighting in New York. The dinner drew merchants bankers and professionals, highlighting Cleveland's tariff stance and leadership during the Civil War era. CAPD WEED FOR PINE CAST. Hartford June M Captain eA wart Fo Weed assigned to Pine Camp New York July 9.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hell
Cleveland
Paul
Ble Wwe Uit
Attak
Alent
Dian
Gretines
Nich
Confederacy
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Chevetant
Hartford
eAwart Fo Weed
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N.Y
Religious services and schedules at local churches
Community religious notices list services across First Church of Christ Scientist Dublin Hall Temple and Crown Streets with morning and evening gatherings. Trinity Methodist, United Church, and Second Church of Christ Roletist provide sermons and public worship hours, plus a free reading room at 1018 Chanel Street open weekdays and Sundays for attendees.
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Crown Streets
Temple Street
Bundkyue
Po’ Wives
Chapel Street
Wailnowdig
Taossing and
Tof Nylock
Marninn Aneytes
Hei Ce Sroeth
Rine Ted
Ue Trinity Method
Eigren
Dwight Aind
George Atremis
Ray Denn
Maynard puDlto
Papiur
Ninan Wipworth
Wrter
Ehuted North Church
Arteman HD Maynes
Church of the Redeemer
Mermun
Milton
Willeine
Mme Pastor
Rey
Poster Bible School
Eisvinn
Abuvay
D. Paxtal
Caunhation
Chunsh
Feornen Cailere
Jim Srecte
Ray Francie I Brown
Pantor
Wesleyan
Miroot
ChHatian
Iidi Tentimental
Chago Wilding
Chanel Street
Rampaging Captain Sparks Town Turmoil and Gun Threa
In Kerpur Ringe Radigin and Wite Tad th Teles Mioh Hihulving a public disturbance escalated when Captain Awenson drew a pistol during a confrontation with townsfolk at PL Water. Officer Abogeon pursued him while two others were arrested for drunkenness and breach of the peace. the captain was jailed and the others charged.
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Ringe
Tad
Teles
Mioh Hihulving
Andrew Bweneon
Louis Shue
Cheeonran
Awenson
Pater
Bweneon
Hla
Companion saves lad in river by brave act
A companion pulled a boy from a swift river near High Ward’s edge. the rescue prevented a drowning amid dangerous water. The rescuer, part of a local party, kept the boy safe until shoreward help arrived. both were checked and left unharmed by the ordeal.
Fireworks: Not Bomb Explodes in New York Jury Case
A fragmentary report notes an explosive device in a New York setting. Police and emergency responders investigated the scene as the jury deliberation continued. Officials described the event as an explosive incident rather than a bomb. The report references a manufacturing or display context and notes wind conditions during the detonation.
Russia Fails to Win Support for Steel Trust Scheme
A parliamentary inquiry in St Petersboro reports Premier Stolypin facing broad opposition to a Metallurgical trust plan. Deputies argue the scheme resembles a stock company avoiding law, urging tighter regulation of industrial combinations and protection for workers. Rail shops resume full time service. Planned school building grants include additions and equipment across several districts.
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de Metallurgtoal Trust
Tukala
Guehkomt
Dérlat Winder
Stolypin
Binte
Deputhey
Russia
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Ty M. Guebkotte
Preney
Auwittion
Murone
Philic
Tragedy at Pine Camp Reported In 1926 Infantry Death
The body of Private Runs RiisHelt of the Twenty fourth Infantry was found in Black River near Pine Camp. Coroner Pierce investigated noting ear and eye injuries but could not determine if death was violent. Runs, twenty two, from Lincoln Nebraska, served in Manila and was assigned to Madison barracks.
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Sacketts Harbor
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Manila
Madison
Lincoln
Taft Leaves Town After Attending Detectives’ Work
Taft departed the city with Reverne placemates of TE Willem HL Tare, leaving praise for Detectives Patey and Wart and the wartime vigilance of Ward and Omley. The day’s notable event was a defeat in a marine match, while investigators from New London and Sew tabbed to keep watch, earning commendation from Secretary of War Tetet Woe for steadfast state service.
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Yale
New York
Penneutin
Taft
New Haven
New -Yorl
Omley
Ward
New London
Gould-De Sagan Wedding Plans Revealed
Pari and Tune report a royal wedding plan with a religious and civil ceremony abroad. Four witnesses and German guard detail emerge. Prince Tele de Sheuli discussed faith amid questions about the ceremony and future alliance.
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Tele de Sheuli
Maly
Prines Holle
Deadlock tightens as North Carolina convention nears verdict
In Raleigh the North Carolina convention battles to finish voting on the governorship as delegates remain split. Key shifts include Congressman W. W. Kitching gaining four ballots while the overall result stays unresolved. Meanwhile a French admiral dies abroad as reports filter in from Paris.
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Baltote
Onooy
W. W. Kitching
Aed Parla
Chartesion
Regnaunt de Premesnil
Duma Votes Ship Subsidy for Vladivostok Route
At Petersburg on June 26 the Duma approved a plan to fund a semi weekly volunteer fleet service between Vladivostok and Tsuruga Japan and a weekly service between Vladivostok and Shanghai over eleven years. The project includes new steamers convertible into fast cruisers in due course.
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Peebles
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Jebelle
Kimberly Avenue
Barnes Aves
Tsked
Weten Schnot
Orange
Ioro
Board of Finance
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Jonny
Neo
Vladivostok
Tsuruga
Japan
Viadivostok
Shanghai
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St Francis’ Orphan Asylum
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Board of Jinince
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Wart
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Geo T. White
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Momanguin Telephone
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Poli's New Theater
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America
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Bristol
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Yale Golf Club
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Winchester Avenue
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