Off His Pedestal Are Now Published for First Time
Paris July 2 M Leon Lecht curator of French archives will issue this week the first volume of correspondence suppressed during Napoleon era The volume includes family letters and epistles to Fouche and Dubois ministers of police and war Napoleon letters to Soult and his harsh orders to arrest suspected traitors He mocks Soutl and Madame de Stael and quips about princes of Prussia and Spain Portrayals show Napoleon's contempt for rivals and his demand that Jerome and Kinmare be kept in line with sharp criticisms of his brothers and diplomacy.
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M. Leon Lecht
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Dubna
Pollice
Marshal Soutt
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Asherman
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War
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Madame de Stael
Prussia
Palleyrend
Spain
Valencia
Madame Talleyrand
Terome
Jerome
Kinmarer
Germany
France
Elenmeyer
Carstia
Europe
Butterines Law Violation Leads to Arrest in Kinase City
A July investigation reveals Emil Bobarsagel sought butterina in a legal color class, with Mir Stharnagel arrested by Justice Wall's court. Captain Tobn Bartett negotiates for the Steamer Hope to Arctic service. Pearson to sail from Boston next Wednesday. Advertisement notes Ralston Health Yeast by Geo W SiansNel and Miller’s pharmacy.
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Kanner City
David 4. Manton
Kinase City
Tare
Emil Bobarsagel
Mir Stharnagel
Justice Wall
Peary
Julins
Tobn Bartett
Hope Toe
Tieutenent Pearson Io
Boston
Kam Ave
Miller’s
Pharemacy
Cornth
Topeka Avenue
Ralston Health Yeast
Tariff Nearing End As House Debates Conference Path
Washington July 2 The tariff bill nears completion with possible quick move to conference after Senate amendments. Republican leaders avoid debate while aiming for a prompt committee conference with seven conferees. Dingley chairs the House group with Payne Dalzell Hopkins Grosvenor Buswell Dotler Steel Johnston Evanora Taney and Democrats Bailey McMillin Wheeler McLaurin Robertson Swanson named. Conference time estimated at two to ten days.
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Dingley
Senate
Eeye
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Dalielt
Hopkins
Grosvenor
Bussett
Dotliver
Steel
Johnnet
Evanora Taney
Bailey
McMillin
Wheeler
McLaurin
Robertson
Swanson
Bay Window Plan Blocked Near Justice Gray’s Home
Gordon McKay’s plan to add a five by fourteen foot bay window six stories high at Motel Arne is rejected by the district commissioners. The extension would have shaded Justice Horace Gray’s entrance on Street in a fashionable city district. Secretary Alger declines permit, citing loss of light and privacy for the justice and intrusion on a prominent residence.
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Washington
Gordon McKay
Arne
Horace Gray
Supreme Court
Alger Sly
Justice Grey
Big Camel Dies in Central Park Death of World’s Largest Camel
July 2 New York. The Central Park camel died after weeks of illness. doctors could not determine the cause. Superintendent Smith led a team to transport the animal to the Museum of Natural History for an autopsy to determine the cause and inform the scientific world.
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Central Park
New York
Smith
Park
Negerie
Museum of Natural History
Mound Builder Relics Unearthed Near Jackson Ohio
Harrison Robinson, a farmer, unearthed two skeletons and assorted relics while plowing. The finds include three hatenets, copper bracelets, and numerous beads and arrowheads. Skeletons measure 6 foot 4 inches and 6 feet inches with skulls about 28 inches in circumference, suggesting powerful warriors.
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Jackson
Harrison Robinson
Syracuse preacher attacks McKinley over wine at White House
Rev G W Rosenberry of Olivet M and E church denounced President McKinley during a People's Gospel service in Syracuse New York July 2. He objected to wine being served at the White House and questioned the president's membership in the Methodist church calling it a disgrace to the church and country. He cited a president's statement that wine had always been served at his house.
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Syracuse
Olivet. M
G. W. Rosenberry
McKinley
Methodist Church
White House
Rockefeller Held To It The Baptists Will Claim That
In New York on July 2 authorities state John D Rockefeller will be held to his offer of 250000 dollars to the American Baptist Home Mission Society and the American Baptist Association. The sum of 226000 dollars, on which Mary tied the gift was conditioned, has been secured and a meeting is planned.
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John D. Rockefeller
American Baptist Home Mission Anciety
American Baptist Aflsston Wnlom
Idia
The
Evening Post
London
United States
Geo
W. Stansfield
Ken
Miller's Pharmacy
Cor
Topeka Ave
Loan Companies Fall to State Law Pressure in Louisville
The Globe Banking and Loan Association collapses under state law, marking the third rescue or failure in two days. Estimated assets and liabilities run to $400,000. L. O. Cox presides as managers of related firms scramble to restore confidence amid reports the court action does not affect others. Jewelry and calm commerce notes follow as city panics ease.
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Loulsville
Globe Buttang and Loan Association Testone
Sppellate Court
L. O. Cox
Bny
Lynch Law Invalid and Damages Barred in Ohio Riots
Cleveland July 2 Judge Disselt of the common pleas court ruled the Smith lynch law invalid and unconstitutional. The decision held the riot law did not make counties liable for property damage but barred recovery if offenders were convicted. The ruling limits damages to injures and blocks countless suits against the county.
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Cleveland
Disselt
Common Pleas Court
J. W. Caldwell
Gamage
Durrant Appeal to Supreme Court Delayed to October
Washington July 2 The papers in the appeal of W H T Durrant under sentence of death in San Francisco for the Lamont murder were received by the Supreme Court clerk. The appeal challenges California trials as illegal and biased, accusing information charging, venue denial, and press interference, with the court slated to reconvene October 15 for argument.
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Supreme Court
Washington
W. H. T. Durrant
San Minneisco
Blanche Lamont
Bim
California
Snd
San Francisco
Durrant
Constance Mackenzie Marries John Durham in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on July 2 Miss Constance Mackenzie daughter of the late Skelton Mackenzie and author, married John 5 Durham, a leading Black graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. The quiet West Philadelphia ceremony was conducted by Rev N McVickar and Rev H L Phillips. Afterward the couple attended Durham’s sister’s wedding and then left for Milwaukee for the National Educational Association convention.
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Philadelphia
Constance Mackenzie
Skelton Mackenzie
Porter School
John 5
Durham
Belbgue
University of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
N. McVickar
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
H. L. Phillips
Protestant Episcopal Church
Milwaukee
National Educational Association
Frederick Douglass
Hayds
Want Low for Mayor Leads in Greater New York Race
The Citizens' Union reports strong backing for Seth Low in New York County with over 20 000 enrollment in two assembly districts and projections to top 35 000. Officials anticipate 50 000 signatures pledged for Low as mayor, with George and Roosevelt trailing.
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Greater New York
New York
Citizens’ Union
Clark
Low
Seth Low
Vore
Henry Georgenly
Hewitt
Roosevelt
Mr. Low
Brooklyn
Debs Social Democracy recruits open in Philadelphia
A Debs Social Democracy recruiting office opened at 02 Carpenter Street Philadelphia to enlist men for the movement. Ten recruits enrolled this morning as agents Foster and Phillipe interviewed applicants at 1125 Carpenter Street and instructed them to stay ready to join the main body. The office will stay open until 100 recruits are enlisted.
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Philadelphia
Social Democracy
Eugene V. Debs
Carpenter Street
Morniie
Carpenter Direct
Debs
Will Try to Stop Cars Angry Pedler Closes City
In Muncie Indiana on July 2 Clifford Gilmore who shut the city last Sunday aimed to halt street cars. He caused merchant Hinkley to be arrested for selling water and prompted the arrest of Joseph Bernard and Cyrus Drake on a Sunday ice cream peddling complaint. A druggist who sold a cigar on Sunday must pay a fine. Gilmore, previously charged with peddling without a license, was arrested that week.
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Muncie
Ind
Clifford Gilmore
Hinkley
Joseph Bernard
Cyrus Drake
Gilmore
Harrison Supports Saloons Ban in Residence Districts
General Harrison addressed Indianapolis residents about restricting saloons from home districts. He pledged cooperation and offered to help draft an ordinance aligned with the Moore law empowering cities to bar saloons in residence areas, affecting nearly 10 saloons in the city.
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Tndianapolis
Harrison
Ifie
Iast
Mayon eruption devastates village and crops in Albayo
Det of the Mayon volcano eruption reports 120 inhabitants of Livong perished or were protected. village greatly damaged and nearby tobacco crop destroyed. The event was accompanied by an earthquake and felt across a one mile area. The eruption has left the region quiet and the volcano silent since.
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Willippine Isianas
Albayo
Livong
Thwartas
Fire in Ex Governor Morton's House in New York
A small fire started from shavings in a grate at ex Governor Morton's new residence at No 8 Fifth Avenue. A workman noticed smoke and alerted the fire department. Engines arrived but only produced a thin stream of water as no major damage occurred.
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Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Marshall's Band at Garfield Park July 1 Celebration
The Marshalls band works hard to ensure a successful Garfield park celebration on Saturday July 1. Attendees are advised to bring lunch baskets and enjoy ice water and comfort provided for the event.
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Garfield Park
Marshall's Bend
Marshall
Garfeld Park
Marshalls Band
Senate caucus withdraws anti trust aims and tees tax plan
Washington July 2 Republican Senators held a lengthy caucus on the tariff bill voting to report no anti trust amendment withdraw provisions for duty on tea and a beer tax increase and to provide a tax on stock and bond transactions The meeting weighed revenue forecasts and opposed a tax on bank checks or mortgages with estimates from Ford contested by Allison and western senators highlighted by debate over the Wilson act constraints and potential delays.
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Finance Committee
Messrs. Hanna
Chandler
W. C. Ford
Allison
Bryan in Mormon-dom at Salt Lake theater
Crowd greets William Jennings Bryan in Salt Lake City where he addresses the money question. He questions the current monetary system, doubts a European monetary commission will boost silver use, and notes gold depreciation favoring foreign nations. He departs by train for San Francisco amid political chatter separate from Ohio and Iowa events.
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Uran
Surge
W. J. Bryan
Salt Lake Theater
S Varlan
C. Goodwin
Mr. Bryan
Monetary Commission
Europe
Ohio
Iown
Bryan
San Francisco
Florida's New Railroad Commission Enacts Limited Powers
Tallahassee July 2 Florida's railroad commission, formed by opponents of the prior legislature, can fix rates order passenger station construction regulate schedules and set train arrival and departure times. It is composed of a lawyer a railroad man and a farmer and must be notified of all business transactions by railroads including free passes and salary lists.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
State Railroad Commission
Dorsey floats mines in London to back Arizona property
After two years and three London visits ex Senator Dorsey has floated his Picacho mining property in the London market, deal completed July 23. The claim set lies five miles south of the Colorado River in the Picacho basin, about thirty claims one mile by three quarters of a mile. The vein runs 2 to 600 feet wide and the plan is to erect a second stamp mill and a narrow gauge road to the river five miles away.
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Dorsey
London
Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
Colorado River
Building with Script Denver Labor Exchange Tries Experiment
The weekly labor exchange meeting drew a good crowd in Denver Juwhy. Officials reported over 1200 in labor currency in circulation and fifty new members joined in two weeks. A regular monthly meeting will discuss a proposal to buy Ripley canning factory and other properties. The exchange operates from the Dullithie and school house at Arvad, with material and workers supplied by the organization.
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Denver Labor Exchange
Denver
The
Labor Exchange
Mlso
Ripley Canning Factory
Dulliltie & School House
Arvad
Foreign Contract for 2 Million Dollar Steel Pipe
Pittsburg firm lands a government water supply project in Australia for 1 mile of 12 inch jap welded pipe and over 20 miles of riveted pipe. Cost exceeds 2 million with rail and ship charges. Buffalo and New England routes offer summer travel plus resort promos.
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Australia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvanian Tube Works Company
Kooleardie Gold Welin
Australis
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