Ex Queen Liliuokalani Says She Will Return Home
In a San Francisco interview former Hawaii monarch Liliuokalani discusses returning to advise her people to submit to fate and become United States citizens. She defends royal rights, warns annexation risks, and calls for fair treatment and preservation of Hawaii’s state rights within a U S union.
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San Francisco
Lillukalani
Hawaii
Washington
Timate
Mabington Place
Lapett
Republic
United States
Uberty
Pacific
Liliuokalant
Family of
Tina
Philippines
Alto
Tom
Man Attempted Poison Suicide Over Love in Springfield
McCullum asked Miss Louise Bergen to marry him at 612 South Ninth street and learned she had promised to wed Marry Frank. He drove to her home, swallowed lacdanum, and was aided by doctors trying to save him. Bergen states she will marry if he survives.
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Springfield
Louis Me
Colar
Louise Bergen
South Ninth Street
McCullum
Miss Bergen
Frank
Fins McCollum
Simort
Chicago
Blas Bergen
Crenes
Ip al
Pensions Cut Off Under New War Pension Rules
Washington August reports say pensioners now serving in the present war face suspension and must prove their eligibility with sworn statements. Commissioner Evans defends the law, asserting pensions end for those not meeting criteria, with penalties for false claims and highlighting the need to follow existing rules.
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Washington
Beane
Evans
Bot
Heckman offers land for Chicago artists and writers
Chicago lawyer Wallace Heckman proposes to donate a tract of land with a clubhouse and stone tombs for Chicago artists, sculptors, and literary figures. He plans a long term lease and annual stipends for attendees, selecting a site overlooking the Hecktivéer Ged valley near his home in Esagte Nest Bluff.
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Wallace Heckman
Chicago
Heckman
Cate
Ay Heckman
Footurek
Heckimas
Esagte
Hecktivéer Ged
Ywehieh
Margaret Puller
Stargaret Fuller Island
Boston Diver Recovers From Broken Neck At Beach
A young man Morgan suffered a broken neck diving from a float at Srewcent Beach, Luya. He lay in a beach hotel until yesterday and was brought to Boston in grave condition. Doctors describe his case as remarkable though still dangerous, with partial recovery and hope.
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Boston
Mass
Aux
Wurphal Ie Patt
J. Morgan
Matt
Srewcent Beach
Lulya
Bathine
Ie Tu
Schalk Chosen to Lead Wagner Opera in Country
New York August 6 Herr Schalk of Prague selected to conduct Wagner operas in the coming season after long negotiations with German conductors. Maurice Grau approves the choice and reports Schalk’s strong rehearsal work and clever handling of the cast.
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Mort Schalk
New York
Dnding
Anton Seidl
Weaton
Maurice Grau
Herr Schalk
Prague
Graw
Covent Garden
Germeany
Mattack
Sirece Tenfer
Weingarten
Chile
New Chicago Hospital Dedicated Plan For St Anthony’s
Sisters of the Franciscan association announce dedication of their new four story hospital at the corner of West Nineteenth street and Douglas boulevard. Architect Henry Schlacks guaranteed occupancy by August 28 with Archbishop Feehan likely in attendance. The German renaissance design features Redford stone and a slender slate covered spire.
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Franciscan Sistern
Chicago
Franciscan Association of the Sacred Heart
St.Anthony's Hospital
Henry Schlacks
Feehan
Sacred Heart
West Nineteenth Street
Douglas Boulevard
Redford
Chicago Club Plans Big Spending to Win Pennant Next Year
Surplus earnings will be set aside to purchase strong pitching and bolster the roster. President Hart and Manager Byrne aim to acquire key players, with Western league twirlers and several major trades considered to make the Chicago team a stronger title contender next season.
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Chitego
Aug
Ber Beeus
Brat Blayera
Hart
Maniser Byrne
Smaughether
Shon Ninsare
Morey
Burtia
Bas
Sogel
Abe
Kesie
Dea
Hagtonsa
Seley
Cervera Attends Mass in Memory of Lost Sailors
Admiral Cervera attended a month mind mass at St Marys Catholic Church for the souls of Spanish officers and sailors who died at Santiago. His presence, described as commanding, underscored the ceremony honoring the fallen in Annapolis Md.
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Bullore
Annapolis
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mostiva
Santiago
Cervera
Inventor of the Telephone Dead in Lansing
Minh Aug George B. Tichmond a dentist died here today at age 49. He claimed to be the original inventor of the electric telephone used before Bell patent. He battled Hero company over the claim but financial backers deserted him after a $100 offer. He never profited from his invention. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and druggists.
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Lansing
Minh
Aug
George B. Tichmond
Bell
Hé1
Finencial
Tim
Beggar With A Fortune Found Dead In New York
An elderly vagrant named Edward Ryan, 77, collapsed on Beekman Street near Pearl Street after wandering in a degraded state. He died at Gouverneur Hospital, with four savings books totaling 12008 dollars hidden in his clothes, origin unclear. Police suspect he was a professional beggar, but had no prior record of the man. Detective work continues to trace his identity and wealth.
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New York
Beekman Street
Pearl Street
Policeont Fox
Quk Street
Pullen
Edward Ryan
Holtman House
Chatham Square
Gouverneur Hospital
Surseun Davis
Father Healy
St. Mary's Church
Grand
Ridge Streets
Hoffman
Chathury Square
Grants
Pneumatic tube link cuts mail time between New York and Brooklyn
New York reports the Brooklyn bridge pneumatic mail tubes began operations, slashing cross river letter delivery to about two and a half minutes. Wagtage between offices previously took half an hour, with an estimated overall time saving near an hour. The first official test occurred yesterday in the Brooklyn post office with about 70 officials observing. About 500 letters per carrier possible, no packages over eight inches in diameter.
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New York
Brooklyn
Federa
Manhattan
WHAT MEN CAN STAND. Fatal current hits two workers at New Brighton
A high voltage accident at New Brighton, S I, yesterday knocked out two workers, James Noon aged 30 of Harrett Park and Benjamin Gulliven, both employed by the New York and Staten Island Electric Company. A current of great volume passed through their bodies as they were stringing heavy equipment, though it did not kill them.
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New
Thorn
New Brighton
S. 1
James Noon
Benjamin Gulliven
New York and Staten Island Electric
Noon
Maple Avenas
Harrett Park
Sullivan
Wire accident on Richmond Terrace causes two men to fall
Noon and Sullivan stood on the corner of the Terrace and York Avenue when a copper wire they held crossed a live feed carrying over 2,000 volts. They were knocked unconscious and carried to the borough health board. Sullivan regained consciousness and went home. Noon remained unconscious for over an hour.
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Richmond Terrace
Noon
Sullivan
Terrace
York Avenue
Borough Health Board
Noun
Shafter Pictures Found In Old Home Relics
Galesburg Michigan August 6 Photographs of Gen Shafter and his immediate ancestors were found in a room stored relics. The pictures include his father and mother and him as a lieutenant in the Seventh Michigan in 1862 and Captain Aldrich his brother in law killed at Nashville. A unique celebration titled Shatter day was held near Athens Calhoun county with speeches honoring the gallant son of Michigan.
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Galesburg
Mich
Shafter
Aldrich
Nashville
Athens
Calhoun County
Here
Michigan
Senator Cullom Faces Hawaii Questionable Government Paths
In Chicago Aug, Senator Cullom, chairman of the Hawaiian commission, says their task is a careful, minute inquiry into all lands and institutions to guide government action for Hawaii’s greatest good. He notes diverse native and immigrant populations and weighs whether Hawaii becomes a territory, a California county, or another form, studying history, economy, resources, and population to decide the best system of rule.
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Chicago
Cullom
The
Hawaiian Commissrat
Islands
California
Europe
Belmont Hires a Circus for Newport Millionaire’s Show
Eastern millionaire Oliver H. P. Helmont of Newport plans a mid way show for Belmon t residents. He has assembled a wild west act and a Nautch team from New York and Boston. Prof George Ramseill will lecture and Chauncey Depew is eyed as master of ceremonies for a Belmont entertainment at Narra Bansett bay.
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Providence
Fi 1
Oliver H. P. Helmont
Newport
New York
Boston
Nautch
Coutches
Belmont Felt
Belmonts
George Ramseill
Narra- Bansett Bay
Belmont
Chauncey Depew
Summer Tourist Tickets to Colorado Return $24.00
Santa Fe Route offers a daily sale of summer tourist tickets to Colorado and return for 24 dollars through September 15. The deal highlights round trip travel, convenient departure times, and scenic Colorado destinations.
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Colorado
Santa Fe
Wanderer Returns After Cuban Arms Landing Mission
Key West reports the Wanderer returned after landing about 2000 rifles and nearly a million cartridges for Cuban insurgents at three Cuban coast points. Despite resistance at Bahia Honda, no shots were fired and the cargo was landed at all sites with troops aboard to guard the operation.
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Fla
Wanderer Ban
Taly
Third
U. S. Cavalry
Bahia Bunda
Pinar del Rio
Bahia Honda
Curille
Mtanail River
Puerto Principe
Double Carnival in Chicago Plans for October Parades
Chicago faces two planned october carnivals two parades meetings and speeches. The Chicago Commercial Association pursues a multi day city celebration including Chicago Day on October 9 while the National Business League backs a national peace league event to end the war. If peace arrives next month new arrangements may be needed to avoid conflicts and Ferdinand W Peckie president of the National Business League is expected to return to Chicago for a settlement and a conference between the two groups has been postponed awaiting his arrival.
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Chicago
Mecaxo
Chicago Commercial Association
National Busineen League
National Peace League
Ferdinand W. Peckie
National Business League
Leneue
Death by leap from train shocks Chicago crowd
John Clancy of 184 Marchfield avenue died last evening after leaping from a moving St Paul line near Halsted Viaduct. Edward Peters of 112 West Van Buren Street escaped unharmed as Clancy tumbled onto rough stones and was struck by the train. Remains taken to the county morgue.
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Aug
John Clancy
Marchfield Mvenus
Clancy
Edward Petera
West van Buren Street
Council Bluffs
Lmited
St. Paul
Union Depot
Halsted Street
Chaney
Peters
New Cruiser for Dewey May Take Swift Minneapolis Flagship
Newport News reports officers expect the protected cruiser Minneapolis to be ordered to Manila to relieve the Olympia under Admiral Dewey. The shipyard repairs and forward sails indicate a long voyage, possibly via the Suez Canal, with a 28 day reach to the Philippines. Commodore Schley’s flagship may also go in for overhauling. A consumer note praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a Providence hotel clerk. Peerless Steam Laundry advert follows.
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Minneapolis
Uncle Sam
Manila
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Suez Canal
Philippines
Schicy
W. M. Bush
Dorrance
Providence
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