Noiseless Bar Harbor Home For Joseph Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer arrives at Bar Harbor for the season and takes up residence in a soundproofed, comforted apartment. His Chatwood summer home tower, cost 100000, is being stripped and rebuilt with mineral wool walls and a noiseless passenger elevator. A private electric plant powers the residence and amenities to shield from external sounds and sights.
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New York
Joseph Pulitzer
Bar Harbor
Chatwiid
Hia Cantis
Frenchman's Bay
Gabriel
Polltier His & Table
Kansas City Kansas Plans New Steel Tank Elevator
Mayor Twiss approves a major project to erect what is described as the finest elevator in the United States in Kansas City Kansas. The brick structure will hold 1,000,000 bushels, feature steel tank storage, modern machinery, and use Chicago Great Western railway rights for street access. Construction will begin soon on the brick building with fireproof steel tank bins.
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Kansas City
Kan
Macy
Twise Siesen
United States
Tfehksie
Chicago Great Wester
Ban Maroc
Russian Thistle Appears And County Extermination Call
July 1 Junction news reports farmers alarmed by Russian thistle incursions in South Dakota, urging testing and coordinated action with township officers. Notices advertise upcoming convention tickets for St Louis and Leavenworth excursions, with round trip fares listed by Santa Fe Route and Fearless Steam Laundry services offered locally.
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Popuet National Convention
St. Louia
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Fearless Steam Laundry
Among Railroad Men at Santa Fe Depot Reunion
Bryce McMurtrie chief dispatcher of the Santa Fe eastern division and Paul Morton third vice president met by chance at the Santa Fe depot after 22 years. Morton recalled Plattsmouth Nebraska days and their early railroading backgrounds as they reminisced about old Ames and their careers.
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Paul Morton
Santa Fe
Brret McMurtrie
Mr. Morton
McMurtrie
Mr. McMurtrie
Morton
Plattamouth
Nebraska
Old Ames
Bir Morton
Flatismouth
Irelett
Burliiston
Missouri Civor
Platiamouth
Ste Me- Murthie
Morten
Shops and Roundhouse Personnel and Items
The Mechanical Department lists assignations and travel notes for staff. Enemies 16 and 288 were taken on a trial run yesterday. Pirsavn Juies and Link Gallitrey are laid off due to fines. Engineer Edgar Webb returns after three weeks with relatives in New York. Alva Young takes a 30 day leave of absence for guard duty near Chicago. James Thomas resumes duties after a trip to Arkansas City. B. Richmond sent to Tutor, N. M., for service on the Rio Grande division after overhaul. Charles Yewell traveled to Emporia and fell ill en route to Topeka. Henry Hose takes six months leave to farm near Cross Olle. Fireman Rose on extra watch. Fireman Shirley to replace him due to light business.
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Pirsavn Juies
Link Gallitrey
Edgar Webb Dis
New York
Alva Young
Chicago
James Thomas
Arkansas City
Richmond
N. Mf
Charles Yewell
Emporia
Bik Wits Mia
Yewell
Topeka
Raton Soh
Piteman Henry Hose
Cross
Olelabora
Rose
Shirley
Santa Fe Officials Visit New Hospital and Rail Mail Stamp Rule
Santa Fe executives including President Riley and General Solicitor Kenin toured the new Topeka hospital facility, praising its interior and vaulting. Meanwhile a railroad mail stamping rule sparked debate as Kenna explained changes for mail vs baggage transfers and future implications for interline carriage.
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Kenpa
Crueral
The
Santa Fe
Henan
Turelennes
Kenna Jett
Chicago
Riley
Morton
Sofrittor Kenin
New
Sirceen Hogeboots
Thortaolves
Bisley
Topeka
Eastern Democracy Likely Back Rendall Say Brice
New York July 1 Senator Brice of Ohio says eastern Democrats will back the young Batonel Rendall. He comments Bryan will be faced with choosing allies at home. Lexingum Ey July 12 Fayette County bought two bloodhounds two years ago for 60 cues and has spent 50 since. Today the fiscal court auctions them. youngest sold for 5 to Laurie Grow, other for 8.36 to Doe Dutening. Appleton Minn Dr A P Sawyer praises a kidney remedy from a witness list.
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Brice
New York
Calym S Brice
Ohjo
Manhattan Beach
Batonel J. Rendall
Bryan
J. Ho
Frank Sim
Pemtesnaist
Cit Nutees Aginee
Progress Whaler Disappears From Chicago Lagoon
The Progress, a well known whaler from New Bedford, vanished overnight from a shallow water area south of La Rabids near the old fair site. The statue of Liberty and the convent were the only relics left. police and locals report no sight of a tow, no wreck seen, and the crew dispersed.
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Chicago
New Bedford
Mass
la Rabids
Aturk
Xen
Old Fair Vite
Stony Island
Railway men oppose silver platform in Indianapolis
Democratic railroad leaders in Indianapolis condemn the Chicago platform's silver policy. Superintendent Riley of Peoria & Eastern says backing it would be self destructive, while Connelly of Time Dine and Mansfeld of Indianapolis & Wabash agrees it would doom the ticket. Hutchinson of Pennsylvania lines and Layton of an agent role favor the straight ticket.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Riey
Peoria & Eastern
Trainmpester Connelly
Hirself
Mansfeld
Indianapolis & Wincennies
Hutchinson
Claims Department
Pennsylvania Lnex
Melia Jey
Layton Jinan Company
Owehite
Ucket
Ware 13
Manacer Macon
Indiana Car Service
Apoctalion
Charles Crane
Ucket Revelver
Pennsylvania Lines
Historic spot marker honors Pilgrims signing the Constitution
A granite and bronze memorial in Provincetown Mass commemorates the signing of the constitution for the government of the new colony by the Pilgrim Fathers. It was unveiled with ceremonies after being selected by a state commission in 1595 to mark historic spots in Massachusetts.
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Provincetown
Mass
Gover Trent
New Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Massachusetts
Sheley
Plymouth
Western delegates to St Louis silver convention to stop in Lincoln
A telegram from N Stevens of Denver to Mrs Bryan details arrangements for western delegates to the National Silver Party convention at St Louis to visit Lincoln on the way. The Colorado delegation led by Stevens plans a brief stopover and seeks confirmation for a group reception with Bryan’s party. A Denver timing note cites a July telegram and a July reply from Bryan associates.
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Silver
St Louis
Les Bryan
Denver
St. Louis
AL Lincoln
Bryan Staie Hume
Stevens
Colorado
Bryan
Salem
Utah
Wyoming
Lincoln
Burineton
N. Stevens
National Silver Party
Debver
Lineal
Muntay
Gryan
Pro-AmERICAN Town Project Sparks Racial Tensions Near Tecumseh
The report describes W. L. Eigieson pursuing a river site for a Negro settlement with plans to establish farms and community facilities. Neighbors warn of potential outcry as talks continue about moving colored residents to the area and building stores schools and shops to serve them.
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W. L. Eigieson
Tecumseh
Fecus
Birieson
Smadl
Manhattan Club in Revolt Seeks to Defeat Bryan
An informal meeting at the Manhattan club in New York gathered members from all factions to unite against William Jennings Bryan and Thomas Sovall. Many Tammany Hall figures attended as they planned to pursue all possible means to secure their political goals.
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Manhattan Club
New York
Manhattan
Chicago
Bryan
Sovall
Tammany Hall
THIRTY CHINESE BOYS COME TO AMERICA FOR EDUCATION
New Orleans July 17 arriving Chinese boys from Canton and Hong Kong travel with Rev Hale Kin to receive preliminary schooling in New York before entering college. Kin notes wartime disruption has spurred interest in Western methods and education among Chinese families seeking a modern path.
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America
New Orleans
Japan
Chita
Cyclers and Cycling at National Meet Sparks Saddle Debates
The national meet features rising riders like Irwin A Powell of New York and Tom Butler, with trick riding and a specially fitted track. Debate centers on saddle adjustment, proper pedal position, and discipline as riders face road rule violations and public concerns.
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Powell
Rcords
New York
Tom Butler
Cmck
Dussines Bo
Besten Cooper
Sanger
Ameet
Kansas the Promised Land in Kansier Souvenir Voice
Prepared by Secretary of State Edwards this excerpt celebrates Kansas history and destiny. It lauds Kansas as indispensable to America, recounting frontier growth, state virtues, military quota heroism, and unprecedented progress led by its people and institutions.
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Secretary of State
Edwards
W. C. Edwards
Kansas
Alexander
Cornguer
Kansin
Unite States
Stouton
Missouri
Residents' Union Details and Local Improvements Amid City Happenings
A bustling Topeka scene notes remodeling at Captain Watera’s home and W F Kane’s residence upgrades. Federal prime payments flow directly to Wisconsin funds, with plans for new steam heating at Holbrowls hall, Washburn college, and a bridge contractor search. Community events include bike preparations near Moods’s grove, a Republican county meeting, and North Topeka ladies organizing a lower parade.
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W. L. Chamberlain
J. G. Watera
W. F. Kane
Federal
Wisl-oneton
Holbrowls Hall
Washburn
Topeka
Stan
Garfehl Park
Billy Edwards
Frank H. Foster
Sxpoaintona Auys Uline
Tex
Sliver Lake
Menoken
Moods
Theet & Kok Fem
Somorren Evdnitsje
North Topeka
M. Ft Mitchell
Warnet
van Buert
Gordon Streets
EL M. Hadley
Witraun & Gullir Polk
Athanas
Jacksin
Weather Indications from Chicago July 17 Forecast Notes
Chicago weather forecast mentions a mix of thunderstorms and showers with fair conditions in the west, southeasterly winds expected. The notice also includes local ads for laundry services and apparel cleaning from Peerless Gleam Laundry and Peer Jessa Steam Laundry, plus a stray sentence about Brem Bite.
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Chicago
Kansas
Esst Fair
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