Rich Harvests and High Prices Mark London Season
The London tradesmen enjoyed rich harvests and ample money this season with high prices for sale items. A brilliant wedding season followed, featuring the Crewe Crest and notable American ladies, plus a grand dog show and fashionable garden parties organized by the Duchess of Connaught and other elites. Strong weather cooled the festivities but did not dampen social events or the presence of American philanthropists and visitors at royal entertainments.
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Associated
Londen
Studler
Peace of Wales
London
Mondey
Gordes
Nice
Osbourne
Gwart
Tere Brmett Xo Golleus
Aid Otter
Mery
Ab- Hormel
Tulliburdine
Sir Deinen Ravine
Prince of Wales
Wineralia
Nike & Brinch
Marine
Denis
Mteneneste
Jutta
Mecklenburgs-Strente
Youlrney
Casita
Naples
Princens
Heiner
Stattant
Genere
Prinus
Wales
Elas
Sannewer
En Arches
Brackies
Sulerese
Northamptonahire
Allericnhe
Au- Ory
Mercury
Ameritana
Hernthor
Lomdunies
Epires
Countess of
Dudley
Carough
Jaggers
Strike in Brooklyn Street Rail Strike Ends in New York
In July New York reports the street rail strike in Brooklyn is over. Rail service resumes normal schedules with police redeployed to cars and a vandalism incident under investigation. A suspect was arrested for dynamite like debris found near Seventh Avenue, while others returned to work after disruptions on Rockaway Avenue and Canarsie lines.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ineefarenen
Fustera Fee
Seventhsveave
Firth Street
Crane
Wus Beard
Thay
John Conte
Paul Bipnes
Hueary
Rockaway Avenue
Adama Street
Dion
Canarsie
Dumont
Seventh Avenue
Somerster
Eastway
Stanhettan
Few Warriors Disbanded Company Under Guard Oversight
A Cant Peterson company faced Friday night muster issues as Brigadier General Hughes moved to place the unit under Kagees National Guard control. The force comprised about 28 officers per 4% ratio, with roughly 44 sergeants and as many privates. Scouts were deployed to seek the oper bet afi and protect the life of a soldier with Frauthe with Gauger. The ranchers com company was disbanded.
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Cant Peterson
Kagees National Guard
W. F. Hughes
Caentaeie
Voluntere Metvleee
Bereiipe
Oper
Iife
Frauthe
Gauger
Ranchers Com
McKinleys Prep for Vacation at Champlain Hotel
President and Mrs McKinley plan a midweek departure for their vacation at Hotel Champlain three miles from Pyattsport. Quarters booked. details of the trip are in progress. The president will wrap up public business and return to finish Fenpoint work the first days next week and will receive no visitors.
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Washington
McKinley
Hotel Champlain
Pyattspore No
War Department of the LA. 8 Government named
A terse line identifies a named unit within the War Department of the LA 8 Government, noting an official designation or organizational label. The fragment suggests an administrative context rather than actionable events or dates.
Elhu Root Accepted War Portfolio in McKinley Cabinet
New York July 2 Elihu Root has accepted the war portfolio in President McKinley's cabinet. He will likely meet the President at Lake Champlain after the press conference and will remain in Washington until the end of the month. Root, born February 11, 1845, is a prominent lawyer with extensive public service including U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York and roles in the New York clubs and Hamilton College.
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Washington
Elhu Rat
New York
McKinley
Long
Algvr
Root
White House
Ste. Root Willeck
Lake Champlain
St. Roots
Jutt
Rout
Mlept
Alger API
Meikledehn
Alger
Contitentis
Dent
Aliph
Bbs
Joby
Elihu Toot
Elibu Root
Clinton
Creld County
Haswliien Chliese
New York University
Emithern
Arbitration Board of the
Bar
Oli
Republican Club
Union League Club
Hamilton College
Aince Test
Ew Ergland Society
Judiciary Commission
Justice of the Peace Wright ruling in postal telegraph cases
Justice of the Peace Wright of Sald ine township decided three suits brought against the Postal Telegraph company. Each case involved claims of damages set at 150 dollars. The judgments awarded 100 dollars in each case plus 50 dollars costs. The defendants will appeal to the district court and possibly to the Supreme Court if the law is unsettled.
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Justice of the Peace
Wright
Saldine Township
Fais
Postal ‘Telegraph Company
Armdene & Kaseebaum
Josiah Jordan Ant
Fort
Justice Wright
Bride 16 and groom 15 wed despite age talk
Stamford July 22 surprise in New Canaan as 15 year old groom and 16 year old Pearl Brene Peck marry. They traveled to Glen Island with the bride’s mother Mrs Johnson and were wed en route near Port Chester. Mrs Johnson notes she married at 14 and has done well.
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Stamford
Conm
New Canaan
Pearl Brene Peck
Pomme Te Johnson
Glen Island
Mtre
Bnythine
Bereri
Mr Sheffield's Flowers Sends Baskets to La Junta Hospital
Mr Sheffield of Sasta Fe in the rower department sends two baskets of flowers to La Junta Hospital for distribution to patients on Sunday. The piece notes North Kansas area coverage and that old fashioned blooms are sent to La Junta each summer, with a Garfield Park service Sunday evening led by Dr A M Palmer promoting local mission work.
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MR. Sheffield
la Juste Hospital
Shefield
Sasta Fe
Ro Gy
la Dupta
Shertel
Kansas
la Junta
Garfield Park
A. M. Palmer
Regimental Struggles Reported from Manila Letter
A Manila letter from Sioux Falls reports South Dakota and Nebraska regiments worn out, with forty sick in quarters and hospitals. Surgeon Ware asks for return and muster-out, condemns Colonel Frost, and notes many officers unable to care for health amid harsh conditions and prolonged service.
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Dakota
Sioux Falls
Manila
South Dakota
Lee
McKinley
Ware
Perigrew
Regular Army
Hart
Nebraska Regiment
South Dakota Regiment
Cox
Bospival
Bawel
Thompson
Frost Tus
Frost
Weven
Two Ways Open in Boundary Question Debate
Ottawa dispatch reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier stating two paths for the Alaskan boundary dispute between arbitration or war. He emphasizes no compromise, urges peaceful methods and continued negotiations, and notes lingering hope for arbitration despite the current stalemate. Sir Charles Tupper’s criticism provoked the exchange during today’s House sittings.
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Toronto
Ont
Ottawa
America
Charles Tupper
Mornig
Wilfrid Laurier
Range Rider's Nerve After 60 Mile Trek For Aid Injured Shoulder
Pierre, D. J uly 22 A Dakota and Minnesota Cattle Company range rider Tom Millienn rode sixty miles after his shoulder broke when thrown by a wild horse. He mounted another horse and three mules to reach a first ranch, then traveled forty more miles in a John Sumter wagon to obtain medical help. He recalls a winter river crossing where he crawled to a horse and rode seven miles with clothing frozen to him before reaching safety.
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Pierre
Tom Millienn
Dakota and Minnesota Cattle Company
John Sumter
Hie
Jobn Holand
Mindher
Gero
Fie
Missouri River
Ahi
Incomplete Injunction Notice In City Printing
Fragments describe a decree against officers and sponsors of a security society linked to a city building project. Mentions Moore, Hila Wenor Ratehte, Cathers Stauction factory, and a printed job tied to the society. Names Mayor Drew, Solonel, Jules TP Garver appear in scattered form.
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Moore
J. i
Hila Wenor
Ta Cathers Stauction
Tek & Zs
Orenam
Gal
Drew
Auarrsen
Solonel
Boat Saton
Jules
Garver
Ean
Ana
Epworth League Big Day Attracts 14,000 Visitors
Indianapolis July 2 big day of Epworth league convention with 14,000 visitors and 8,000 delegates in city. Sessions, sunrise prayers, and meetings at Roberts pur, Meridian Street Methodist, Tomlinson Hall, and the opera house featured speeches on Methodism’s evangelical strength and education. Rev H G Henderson urged broad gospel reach, while Mrs Lucy Hitler Meyer spoke on Woman's Work and deaconess roles in church service and social reform.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Epworth League
Roberts’ Pur
Meridian Street
Beran &T
Parkersburg
W. V
Henderson
H. G. Henderson
Grider
Herssback
Bugey
Rail
Boas
Bicyele
Yale
Methodist
Cornelia
Soc Tripes
Siwarya
Antilles
Philippines
Lord
J. Shore
Peterboro
Atlanta
Prank
North
New York
Chratzbers
Charlotte
N. C
W. Cratam
Taretity
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bev
Bay City
Michi
Hee
J. B Hiddell
Winniper
Lucy Hitler Meyer
Chicago
Meyer
Germany
Romer
America
Churen
Rownthls
Shngieader
Elaters
Indiana
Stethod
Scy
Ikbeif Omvine Tittle Hospital
Frank Gary
Galveston
Tex
Charles Wi. Byrd
Asheville
W. F Sippel
Ney
Upham
Westfield
Mase
Young People's Movement
Militia Called Out in Cleveland During Strike
Orders issued for two companies of the Fifth Regiment Ohio to enforce strike duties at Cleveland during a citywide labor dispute. A conference between Mayor Purley and Police Director Barrett led to the deployment, cited as necessary to protect lives and property. A separate accident on Ontario Street involved a non union car and injuries to several people.
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Fifth Regiment
Cleveland
Purley
Company
Ontario
Wadste Tt
Heovillé
Woodlang Avenue
Transanion
Topexa capitalists seek control of Nate Macard Wholesale Grocery
A party of Topexa capitalists led by B. B. Kistler seeks to secure a controlling stake in the Nate Macard Wholesale Grocery, planning general operations under new management. The article notes traveling salesmen, rumored sales, and ongoing pressure from financiers. few clear details remain readable.
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B. Kistler
Parkharet-Devis Company
Te Tocal Bolise
Nate Macard
Cew
Buyin Aleman
Baseball for Topeka Opens Strong Season
Pete schedules opening games in Topeka with a focus on stronger pitching and batting. The Topeka team plans to face Emporia and other Western league foes, aiming to improve from a sluggish start and build momentum for upcoming matches.
Meiklejohn Tours Washington Amid Alger Resignation
Assistant Secretary of War Meiklejohn traveled from Chicago to Washington after Secretary Alger’s resignation. He noted officials discuss his possible appointment, denied consultations with senators on the matter, and said the administration is satisfied with the Philippine war conduct.
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Philippine
Chicago
Meiklejohn
Washington
Meiklejohz
Alger
Thurston
Meinejohn
Hospitals Overflowing Under Army Surgeons Care
Manila and Hong Kong dispatch report severe hospital overcrowding as troops fall sick amid ongoing campaigns. Chief Surgeon Woodhall requested 40 more assistants, a request denied by Gen Otis. about 9,000 notations in hospital, with 400 in santis and hundreds at Ran Meio and other garrisons. Weather and transport disruptions hinder operations, with floods affecting rail and wagon lines and planning for casualty care and replacements underway. TILLEY AVENGED details change hands in Washington as Captain Tiles faces consequences for a May 7 assault linked to marauders. a report summarizes actions by Carrisis command and naval officers Recorder and Lt. Clifton.
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Bospital
Santis
Ranmeio
Manila
wWeok
Sride
Tilley
Washington
Ante
Nekrum
Tiles
Thre
Corte
Mms
Carrisis
Repiri
Ure
Alfred T. Clitton
Molle
Mob Grabs Suspect After Mexico Assault Charge
A mob seized Frank Embree, a Black man accused of assaulting a 14 year old near Henton in Howard County six weeks earlier. He was being returned from Herman jail to Booneville for trial when mob violence halted the transfer. Embree denied guilt as officers planned to move him to Kapnes City for safety.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Mexico
Saya Frank Embree
Mins
Henton
Howard County
Fuye Atte
Kapnes
Murder in Alcs at the sure Lite Was dager of inching
Sheriff Trea of Wal county warns of mob violence amid a case linking fowl Dick Willan and Jane alias Denver during a staged Alma defense. A plan to move a suspect to Shawnee Jail is reported as authorities address fears of danger and unrest.
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Wal County
Willan
Jane
Denver Ig
Alma
Alcs
Baew
Dr Gill Surrenders in Turbulent Medical Row
Reported in the dispute the physician Dr Gill retires from the conflict with Dr Swan and an ensuing moot over disputed actions by the late Board. Gill allegedly handed over control to Swan and received a receipt while a chemical case and office supplies were noted in the transfer.
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Trutentions
Gill
W. F Swan
Paar
Arerecars
Hue
Dr. Swan
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de Witt Bopper
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