Colonial Dames Quarrel Over Use of Fame in America
New York July 1 The Colonial Dames of America sue to restrain the National Society of Colonial Dames and the Colonial Dames of New York from using their fame. The American group claims incorporation in April 18 and names listed board members. Its aims are preserving American history and commemorating the Revolution.
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New York
Colonial Dames of America
Sait
National Society of Colonial Dames
Colonial Dames of
Telelizabeth D. Kine
Elizabeth Coraline Chirciner
Emily N. Teevor
Mary King van Rersselaer
Sarah Terby
Colonial Dames of America dispute over exclusive use of name
The text notes a dispute over the right to use the name Colonial Dames of America. It states the plaintiff’s association was not organized until 1893, two years later, granting the plaintiff exclusive rights. Defendants, represented by Ty Reed, argue the words are merely descriptive and not trademarked, asserting their own right to use them.
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Colonial Dames of America
Cfmien
Ty Reed
Shafter to Govern Santiago as Cubans threaten governor
Washington reports the army in Cuba says Garcia’s Cuban force aims to govern Santiago after its fall. General Shafter retains command of Santiago and will not yield control to Cubans. Officials stress keeping captured Spanish under civilized warfare rules amid Cuban attitudes.
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Washington
Sefd
Garcia
Santiago
Enel
Demetria Castille
Generalifter
Heine
General Shafter
Shafter
Sunflower Minise and Milling charter filed in Topeka
The Sunflower Minise and Milling company is chartered today in Topeka to operate in Colorado with capital stock of 100. The directors include FJ Bemile Colorado Springs B C Miller W Priddy EM Tuckerman J M Priddy B J Eyer and J M Wright. The Lower State Bank of Miltonvale is chartered with capital stock of 35000 and directors W Catlin J B Catlin GL Slavens S Watson and J S Morris.
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Sunflower Minise and Milling Company
Colorado
FJ. Bemile
Colorado Sprinax
B.C. Miller
W. Priddy
EM. Tuckerman
J. ML Priddy
B. J. Eyer
J. M Wright
Lower State Bank of
Miltonvale
Wis
W_ Catlin
J. B. Catlin
GL Slavens, Co. Downs
S. Watson
J. & S Morria
Electric Car Crash in Washington Slows Down at Hill
An electric car on Congress Heights road ran down a steep grade near St Elizabeth’s asylum in Washington, smashing into a horse car from Anacostia. The unknown driver escaped injury as the brake chain failed and the vehicle reached speeds of 70 miles per hour. One person is dead and twenty to twenty five injured as passengers jumped to escape.
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Washington
Congress Helehts
Anacostia Tno
St Elizabeth’s
Annoostia
Dividends Declared by Insolvent Banks in July
Washington July 1 The corporall ex of the corceey iam declared dividends to creditors of insolvent national banks. Percent sums include 30 percent Browse National Spokane 10 percent Keystone Eris 9 percent Citizen San Angelo 20 percent First Hilnborg Ohio 5 percent Union Minneapolis 10 percent Merchants Phillinsboro Montana 10 percent State Wichita. Announce convention in Buffalo July 17 with round trip tickets from Topeleom July 11 and 12. Ticket sale from Topeleom July 1 free.
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Washington
Corceey Iam
National Bank of
Spokane
Keystone National ‘Bank of
Eris
Citizen
National Bank of San Angelo
Fox
First National Bank of —Hilinborg
Ohio
Union Naional Bank of
Minneapolis
Minn
Merchants Natl of
Phillinsboro
Mont
State National Bank of
Wichita
Buffalo
Topeleom
Sante Fe Pol
Hawaii Emissary Discusses Territorial Government and Peace
Commissioner Lorin Thorton states Hawaii seeks territorial government with a delegate in Congress, hopes for naval station expansion, and notes long wartime debts and the desire for local self sufficiency. He predicts changes will align with United States policy and promises continued service.
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Chiraco
Lorin Thorton
Hawaii
wAirau
Hanufuls
Amit
Unita
Congress
United States
Eure
Telanda
Honou
Philippines
Max
Miers
Lueiness
Effects of the Bullets and Wounded Count in Battle
A July report by Major Lagerde discusses battlefield wounds among Spanish forces. He attributes high nonfatal injuries to small bore projectiles and notes limited abdominal gunshot wounds, suggesting many fatalities lie with the dead due to powder and velocity factors. He compares Mauser and lead bullets, remarks on amputations, and questions overall mortality if 0.45 calibre rounds had been used.
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Sibones
Lagerde
Wine
Tor Te
Jones
Spasiarde Hiv
New Commander Bartlett Heads U S Auxiliary Fleet
Captain Bartlett is ordered by Secretary Lone to take command of the United States auxiliary fleet replacing Admiral Erben at New York. Headquarters shift to the pays department while Hartett, head of the navy intelligence bureau, retains duties and assumes command of a fleet of about thirty five vessels. The assignment ranks among the service’s most extensive. The Old Orderly’s death by his own action.
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Washington
John FR. Bartlett
Lone
United States
Cantin Bartlett
Admiral Erben
Prevent
New York City
Auxiliary Navy
Pays Department
Hartett
Navy Intelligence Bureau
Bartlett
Suicide on Yankee sailor in Captain Brownson's cabin
A Navy orderly on the auxiliary cruiser Yankee, Winnim Smith, shot himself in Captain Brownson's cabin after an apparent reprimand. The incident occurred on the New York bound ship as visitors wandered decks and a dispatch for Brownson arrived. Smith, a longtime sailor, died aboard and was buried with naval honors.
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New York
Suly t.—Winnim Smith
Brownson
Yankee
Smith
Nimeetf
Hospital Train Wreck Near High Springs Florida
Dispatch from Surgeon Richards reports a rear end collision near High Springs Florida injuring none. a private car demolished while a hospital train moved to Fort McPherson. Tickets sold at Santa Fe station for July 1 and 2. Garvey, agent, to provide details. Coloradas laundry and dental ads appear in the snippet.
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High Springs
Florida
Washington
General Sternere
Mr White Speech Draws German Press Attention
United States ambassador Andrew D. White spoke at the Fourth of July celebration in Lelpaic. German papers debated his remarks, with some praising his stance while others criticized U.S. policy and German neutrality. The Deutsche Zeitung and other outlets questioned past U.S. treatment of Germany and the potential for improved ties.
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United States
Newel
White
Germaans
Cleveland
Barch
Livhknecht
America
Mr.White
Lotte
Spain
Manila
Philppine Islands
Berlin
Rock Island Flyer Train Topeka Kansas City Schedule
The Rock Island Flyer is the best train for Kansas City with a Topeka departure at 7 20 a m and arrival in Kansas City at 9 51 6 a m returning from Kansas City at 7 10 a m and arriving Topeka at 8 50 a m. Annual convention of A of A will be in Buffalo New York July 14. Round trip Topeka tickets on sale at Santa Fe depot.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Buffalo
N.Y
Santa Fe
Officers for Educators Meet in Washington
Delegates to the National Educational convention gather in Washington for meetings at the Grand Opera House and Mount Vernon church. Officers elected include President Oram Lyte and vice presidents from multiple states. Dr Mary Walker pushes a resolution on wearing trousers amid broad applause.
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Greenwood
Kansas
Washington
Rand Opera House
Charles HR. Skinner
Association
Nicholas Murray Butter
New York
Butler
H.C. White
Georgia
Joseph Swat
Indiana
J. Righstall
Arkansas
Te. Ssingham
Washing Ton
Frank B. Smith
Erb
S. Hoskins
Oklahoma
J. R. Bord
John J. Kirke
Missouri
Frank H. Dyer
M. A. Caradwell
Indian Tirritors
Vocational Press Association of Americs
Mount Vernon M. E Church
John Mre- Dent
Topeka
Waliant G. Smith
Minneapolis
George P. Brown
Bloomington
Treasury
Te Central High School
S Treau
Land Office
Meries
Mary Walker
Wormer
Morro Rebuts Geier and Smoke of Naval Actions
Santiago reports the German warship Geier rebuffed by Morro castle as American ships including Oregon Osceola Scorpion and Hornet bombarded the harbor region. Exchanges with Morro were unreadable, the Geier sailed past the blockade and observations continued with reporters aboard. French dispatches note reduced Spanish gunfire numbers in Paris.
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Geier
Morro Castle
United States
Ron
New York
Watson
Newark
Oregon
Morro
Charinel
Posen
Chen
Sis
Aivay Ly
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Oquende
Tegau
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Oqquende
Pne
Wis
Sampson
Consul Dent
Kingston
Marix
Tor Manzinillo
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