Loubet in Dover and London salute French ruler voyage
President Loubet arrived Dover aboard the French cruiser Guichen after a two mile long line of torpedo boats fired twenty one gun salutes. Crowds lined the harbor as ships passed and officials paid respects aboard the Guichen. Later Loubet reached Victoria station London for a formal reception.
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Dover
Eng
Guichen
Law- Bet
Koant
Bu Front
Belog On
Shernees
de Biroyers
Marseilles
Chen Preved
Marseil
Chendelraln
Presi
Loubet
London
Dynamite Attack Foiled at Manitou Springs Colorado
A failed dynamite attempt targeted a building near Colorado Springs on a Sunday morning. Explosives weighed about 79 pounds, threatening lives and property but were defused with no injuries reported. Authorities link the incident to tensions at the nearby power plant and discuss protective measures.
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Olette Springs
Colorado Springs
Otty Wwe
Servie
Windoe
Mankesr
Revuel
Tereks
Elie
Lw Plies
Mildition
Gsolorary Springs
Colorado City
Manitou
Railroad Man Shot In Tennessee Killing Sparks Mayhem
A drunken miner fatally shoots a railroad foreman in Crawford Tennessee after a dispute over a branch line. The foreman returns fire, killing the assailant. the victim is linked to Americas Rail Company in New York. In Arizona, Dayton Graham shoots a man believed to be the killer of Officer Vaughs, hospitalized after the encounter. Local cholera and diarrheal outbreaks prompt notices urging Dr. Fowler's Ex- tract.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Crawford
Condar
Tvtines- Central
Condon
Ubu
Benther
Martin 3
Americas Rail Company
New York
Arizona
Histwe
Arie
Douglas
Dayton Graham
Smith
Thom Veughs
Graham
Trniginn
Grapain
Lowe murder case opens term at district court
Fragmented notes recount Lowe murder case opening in district court. North Topeka bayous lure frog hunters as celebrations mark July 4. Local figures Mrs G H Talow Palladium Hoxie and Mr and Mrs Hart assist probate matters. Potatoes weighing six pounds touted in Pleasant Valley. County commissioners hold open sessions for boys who report saving bridge timbers and earn rewards.
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Hsu
Lowe
District Court
North Topeka
Talow
the Palladium
Hoxie
Kasin
Topeka
Jesguppata
MM. Hart
John Coyne
Pleasant Valley
Snyder
Charles Smith
Tate
Trolley Crash Injures Twenty in Philadelphia July Night
Twenty new persons were injured when two trolley cars collided near Wheatnut Hit Park. Four suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. The rear car followed the first and rammed into it as both trains wrecked on the incline.
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Piladelphia
Wheatnut
Relief Distribution in Armourdale Under Way
Armourdale starts furniture distribution today with a barge tent on Tenth Street and Munete boulevard. J S Jerrin, ex Metropolitan Street Railway official, will oversee the effort. Two railroad cars of furniture, stalled since Saturday, will be provided. A joint committee recommends aid before furnishing. State grain inspector John Radford reports Armourdale flood losses at about 4.4 million dollars with 44 houses missing and 1,109 damaged or leaky. Total corporate losses reach 6.56 million, with individual losses around 2.05 million. Radford’s canvass covers all properties with careful investigations of each.
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Armourdale
Xan
Suly
Tenth Street
Munete Boulevard
Jerrin
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
John Radford
Kankas
Radford
Armourdine
Stoud
Himbermet's Association
Edna Wallace Hopper Pursues Will Contest in Victoria
Edna Wallace Hopper with attorney Judge E P Cayne heads to Victoria British Columbia to challenge the will of her stepfather Alexander Dunsmuir on grounds of undue influence and incompetency. Dunsmuir left a fortune to his brother James Dunsmuir who died soon after from alcoholic dementia. The case proceeds after Hopper arrives in Seattle en route to Canada. Nearby, the Colorado River flood threatens arid valleys near Yuma Arizona, with damage to ranches expected.
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Seattle
Wash
Edna Wallace Hopper
E P. Cayne
New York
Victoria
B.C
James Dunemur
Dunsmuir
Mra. Mopper
Miles Visits Forts Then Seeks Texas Oil Fields Trip
Gen Nelson A Miles visited forts in New Orleans on Sunday and plans to depart with former Texas Governor Hoge for a tour of oil fields. Four protesters died in Cincinnati on Sunday as cool winds brought relief.
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N. A. Miles
New Orleans
Nelson A. Miles
Leer
Hoge
Texas
Cincinnati
Cieinmati
Real Estate Transfers From Local Notices
Real estate transfers include A Netswanger and wife to J Atwood on 21 feet of property in College Place add and 30 Chestnut, Martha A Lew and husband to BA and LJ Palmer for 5000 dollars of pt lot 158 West 120c ave Tomns add, L to J C Smith for 700 dollars on Taylor st, Goulds Tax deed to J Chubb for lot in Miloki kun ave Sinsysidte add, Spaulding et al to Tierill for 1 dollar lots 566 and 368 Monroest Ritehii add.
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A. Netswanger
Atwood
Gene
College Place
Martha A. Lew
Palmer
Tomns’s
J. C. Smith
Taylor St
Goulds
J. Chubb
Mlokikun
Sinsysidte Add
Ema C
Notice of Gavitt Card Game Infringement
Notice is given that the Halimad Card Game known as Gavitt's Stock Exchange was invented by Harry E. Gavitt of Gavitt Printing & Publishing Co. Directions for play and aiming were prepared during April test parts. The Gavitt publishing firm warns dealers and the public that selling or using the game infringes copyright and patent laws. Topeka Kansas.
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Gavitt's Stock Exchange
Harry E. Gavitt
Gavitt Printing & Publishing Co
United States
W. W. Gavitt Printing and Publishing Co
Topeka, Kan
Fourth of July Injuries Plague Topeka Area Fireworks
A Topeka area list shows many injuries from Independence Day fireworks. Victims include Alfred Burrell and David Underwood burned gathering wet powder, Underwood severely burned after jumping into a creek. Willie Crocker and Abe DeMess burned by explosions. others suffer burns to hands, faces, eyes, or limbs from blank cartridges, crackers, and toy pistols. No fatalities reported.
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Topeka
Wi Burrow
Alfred Burrell
David Underwood
Parkdale
Underwood
Shanginanes Creek
Sir Salomon Wibur
Gu Atol
Louie Rutherford
Fourth
Taylor Streets
Withur
Christ Hospital
McNiah
Johnein
Tory
Willie Crocker
Coffeyville
Kansas
Topeka Avenue
Bruce Wallace
T. Ala
Henry Swan
Geo
Hesse
Paul Anderson
Abe DeMess
Maison Street
Samuel Cunjuiturhaemn
Tike
Pilatus
Cornui
Adams Street
Clinton
Taylor Street
Chandler Street
Laeed Weiser
Emporia
Carrol Cooper
Abe Ellis
Frank Thomas
Hind
Tige
Santa Fe Hospital
Ceel Harbor
Topeki Avenue
Tenth Street
Hana
Clinton Peterson
Salit well in Cowley county boosts Kansas oil belt claim
July 6 report from Independence Kansas notes a new gas and oil phenomenon near Cowley county. The southeastern Kansas belt claim gains attention as the well shows pressure and volume yet no production. The Dexter well first confirmed the belt with a gas producing well establishing Cowley county in the shale belt of Kansas.
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Kien
Cowley
Eas
Burt
Brat
Dexter Sean Ja
Cowley County
Rae Belt
Kansas
The Better Way Uneeda Biscuit Advancing Through Better Practices
The article extols Uneeda Biscuit by arguing success comes from doing things better than before. It attributes improvement to better flour, skill, care, and storage, noting how each small enhancement leads to a superior product reaching the table.
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Uneeda
Lexter well near Corsicana noted for huge air pressure
Report describes a large air well with 135 pounds per square inch reading and capacity about 7,090,000 cubic feet per day. Lighting attempts failed, the gas fed engine but would not ignite, only flaming intensities. A pipe to a bonfire still did not ignite. Mention of two air wells near Corsicana, Texas, not as large as the Lexter well.
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Corsicana
Tex
Balloonist Barnes Kao Crashes From Untethered Balloon
July 2 1900 A balloonist named Whippel fell about 200 feet when his balloon lost inflation and the parachute failed to open He struck on his back and suffered broken muscles and probable internal injuries near the kidneys The incident occurred Saturday evening and he was badly hurt
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Barnes. Kao
R. P. Whippel
Tyeo Riba
Mayor Gilbert Refuses To Close City Joints
Kansas City Kansas July 6 mayor says he will not close the joints. He defends the policy citing legal rights of citizens to seek injunctions and county authorities to act. He enforces shutdown of slot machines and gambling houses, leading to protests that subsided after threats to close every joint.
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Kansas City
Kan
Gilbert
Craddock
Dr Cragin Resigns To Pursue Topical Early West History
Dr FW Cragin, longtime natural history professor at Washburn College and later geology professor at Colorado College, resigns to focus on literary history work. He plans a two to three year program creating a comprehensive Topical History of the Early Far West, a dictionary like handbook with portraits maps and landmark restorations. Also Lidderdale town lots to be opened by auction mid July. inquiries to Edwin D Magill Port Dodge Ia.
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FW. Cragin
Washburn College
Topeka
Colorado Celles
Colorado Springs
Far West
Cragin
United States
Mississippi River
Lidderdale
Carrot County
Omaha
Ohic Great Western Railway
Edwin D. Magill
Mer
Port Dodge
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Colorado Flyer
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