Huhenlohe Funeral Led by Crown Prince at Vault
A fragmented report describes a funeral service for Price von Holem Mobs held at the family vault with crown prince Pradame presiding and public notices read by Dean Schuecier. Officials including Baron von Eltchotys and internal ministers attended amid ceremonial tolling.
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Sebullluestirat
Hevaris
Price von Holem
Bere Ee
Ue Crown Prince
Pradame
Pep
Bela
Embertus Thelen
Baron von Eltchotys
July Excursions on the Rock Island Route
The Rock Island announces July travel specials with inclusive fares to Salt Lake City, Denver, and Detroit areas. Returns to Cincinnati and Pubic routes listed. dates cover early July into late month. Details and full itineraries available from Pacific Agents.
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Great Rock Island
Rock Island
Salt Lake
Denver
Springs
Detroit
Fragmentary court notes on marriage dispute and property deeds
A damaged OCR fragment describes a proceeding in the United States District Court this morning about marriage plans between Genae Ted Gy and an Alfred Keay. It references property, Chad and Laan counties, promissory notes, and various deed transfers with unclear dates and names.
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Alferd
Ted
Horry
Chass
Laan
Vickers
Mary Vickers
Alfred Keay
Petry
Manon
Moreis
Contempt rulings in Mulders strike case at York court
York Pa July 1 Judge Stewart issued contempt findings in a dispute tied to the Mulders strike. Test of the Iran Motern Union of North America, John P. Fry of Worcester Mass, and Howard Wilmer of the local union faced contempt charges. Wilmer fined $25. Test and Fry discharged.
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York
Dudge Stewart
George W.test
Iran Motern Union of North America
John P. Fry
Worcester
Mass
Howard Wilmer
Wilmer
Test
Topeka Choral Society Prepares New Cantata Plans
Professor Penny arranges a cantata with Alc Buck for the Topeka choral society. George E. Penny of the State University in New York coordinates rights with Buck. A week long festival in May will feature choirs from towns statewide, offering audiences a showcase of top local talent.
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Penny
Topeks Society
George EB
The
State University Te
New York
Alc
Dudley Buck
Cheee of the Kins
Cherie
Hi Clow
Wilclowe
Will
City undertakers face stricter death and birth reporting
Health officials note that deaths this period are not higher than last year, but under current rules undertakers must report deaths promptly and obtain city physician permits before burial. The city plans to enforce ordinances requiring physicians to report deaths within a day and undertakers to file cases promptly.
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C. J. Vanderpool
Renney
Darin
Meath
Topeka Gas Ordinance Passed and Challenged
Mayor Hughes signed the boiler gas ordinance amid pressure from the gas trust. The 1889 rule bans higher city gas prices, but the Excelsior Coke and Gas Co. faces a legal fight as lawyers prepare to oppose the ordinance at the council meeting and possibly begin a test of its terms.
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Hughes
Judge Clark
Topeka
Boller Gas
Rick Sre
Cous
Youn
Sald Excelsior Coke and Gas Company
Steel rail pool forms price agreement for coming year
New York July Herald reports steel rail manufacturers form a pool and set a price for the next year. The agreed price is 2 per ton higher than last fall when the pool price was announced. A May 1 schedule raised the rate to 23 per ton, with standard rolls at 28. The note hints that prices 28 per ton may remain, tied to negotiations with Pennsylvania RR officials and President Schwab.
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New York
the Herald
Prine
Etre
Schwab
Pennsylvania Railroad
Independent man discovers gold well hiding in well house
The article notes Ed Seventh and Hiehis uncover a mine near a mineral spring. A wooden well house contains a water filled shaft with a pulley system to lower items into the wall. A waterproof box floats to the surface to provide coal, meats, and other foods. The well house is kept locked, while a free lunch counter operates for visitors.
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Foe Trust
Benitt
Fa Mor
Economics in School Delights National Educators Meeting
In Detroit the National Education Association session on economics drew about 4,000 teachers to Light Guard armory. Prof Vincent of the University of Chicago urged socialization of studies and correlation across subjects to lift moral character. Prof Spell of Philadelphia stressed economic training for citizens, advocating rigorous teaching standards and an ideal, well trained teacher to keep economics in the curriculum.
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Detroit
Vincent
Sperz
Spelmiled
Olympia's Victory Vessel Ornament Commemorative Shield
New York July 1 The stern ornament to honor Olympia s great victory at Manila Bay was attached to a dispatch to the Times Navy Yard chief William J Baxter of Charlestown conceived the idea and oversaw the design The piece features a shield with sculptured work and winged figures commemorating the warship s triumph.
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New York
Mma- Sha
Bey
Times
William J. Baxter
Department of Construction and Repair
Chirestown Navy Yard
Iret
Navy Department
Olympia
New Ellen London Correspondent Report
London correspondent reports Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a universal cure for summer stomach ailments including dysentery diarrhea and blood and mucus in stool, claiming it has never failed to deliver its promised effects.
Kansas proposes inheritance tax on collateral heirs in new bill
The state tax commission adjourned after completing a preliminary draft of a Kansas inheritance tax bill. It would tax collateral heirs while exempting direct heirs, with charitable institutions taxed. The draft also outlines a permanent state tax board, county and state oversight, and regular assessments to ensure property values are appraised uniformly.
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State Tax Commission
Kansas
Tex County
Samme
New York
State Board
Strike Arbitration Fails as Machinists Return to Work
New York reports that R M Busley of the National Civic Federation failed to broker a settlement in the machinists strike. He left town regretful that arbitration could not proceed. Employers nationwide are hiring, with 300 to 490 strikers returning to Seneca Falls and workers seeking reemployment at the Newburgh ice machine firm.
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New York
R. M. Busley
Neonal Civic Federation
Sway
National Meetal Trades
Devens
Dickson Locomotive Works
Scranton
Seneca Falls
Neteburs Ice Machine and Engine Company
Newburg
Died in Italy and mining and labor notes
Detroit July 1 General H A Dumield reports the death of Mr. Brown in May via a cablegram from Justice HL Brown at the federal Supreme Court. The message dated Hiva in Unat county notes Mrs. Brown’s long invalid status. State Mining Inspector Edwin Keegan praises recent mining legislation. Commentary on mining commissioner appointment questions the governor and the association’s influence. Also references Epworth San Francisco trip and Union Pacific service, plus a note on a local free employment bureau and carpenter shortages with unfilled orders.
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Detroit
Mich
H. AL Dumield
HL &, Brown
Federal Supreme Court
Brown
Hiva
Unat
Ming
Edwin Keegan
For Sale Runabout and Barns in Westcen Area
Mixed ad text lists sale of a runabout and barns in Westcen with references to State Journal misc items. Mentions Epworth League San Francisco round trip rates, depots, buffalo, and ticketing details. Includes old time travel and transport notes with prices and contact hints.
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Runabout
Wingle Barnes
Westcen
State Journal
Epworth League
San Francisco
Toreks
East Leadville
Denver
Manitou
Pusbia
Airmen Ie
Agent Banta Fe Depot
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