Frances Lee Sings Her Way From Texas To New York Fame
Miss Frances Lee, a Texas singer known as The Texas Patti, rose from San Antonio to New York starring in stage and concert circles. Discovered by Oscar Hammerstein for Marguerite after impressing John Philip Sousa, she trains with Sousa’s band, performs weekly in Manhattan, and eyes grand opera future in New York.
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New York
Frances ‘Lee
San Antonio
Texas
Dingér
Oscar Hammerstam
Mire Lee
Marguerite
John Philip Sousa
Fecar Hammerstein
Olympia Theater
Terus
Mies Lee
Agramous Sand
Sousa
Manhattan
Fonsini
York
Women at Harvard face uncertain path to law school access
Boston July 3 Harvard, long a symbol of conservative learning, moves toward co education. The law faculty voted to allow women to attend courses as graduate students of Radcliffe College, with conditions, while President Eliot questions faculty authority and Bryn Mawr graduate admission remains unresolved.
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Boston
Harvard
Institution of Learning
America
Tesurve
Harvard Law Show
Eliot
Baielitte College
Beleit
Taou
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Radcliffe
Harvard Corporation
Arm Four Yachts With Formidable Batteries for Central American Service
Washington reports the navy department plans to arm four yachts for Central American service with heavy batteries. Dorothea to carry six 6-pounders and four Colt automatic pistols, Presse four 6-pounders and two Colts, Hawk and Viking two 6-pounders and two Colts. Ships to be kept ready to sail within 48 hours to any needed Central American point.
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New York
Herald
Washington Sa
Navy Department
Amerlcan
Denver to Pueblo and return via Santa Fe route tickets
Details describe travel between Denver and Pueblo with return via Santa Fe route. Tickets valid August 5 6 and 7, offering overs between Pueblo and Denver and features like free child care and signal system. Mentions King as agent and rail line terminology.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pusblo
Santa Fe
Puslo
San Ford
King
Colorado
Kansas City
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Glenwood Springs
Idaho Springs
Pike's Peak
Tcket
Electric Axle Light and Power Company Opens Topeka Branch
The Electric Axle Light and Power Company, backed by Wm. C Whitney and June L. Rice of New York with 26 million dollars in capital, announces Topeka as a key hub. The branch at Sixth Street will expand immediately with new engineers and 100 Santa Fe cars already equipped, aiming to power and refrigerate rail cars with in-house plants and gradual fleet modernization.
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Topeka
Electric Axia Light and Power Company
Wm. C Whitney
June L. Rice
New York
Deliwars
Lackawanns & Western
New York Central
Tiingls Cyntral
Squttwern Pacho
Sisth Street
Sunta
Sixth Street Round House
Nevers
M Tute Fabbi
J. BK
Wheeler
Paul Torrington
Wsbeps
Hlready
Chicaee
Eech
Tee
Peddon
Hart
Cheon
Operating division changes announced by Santa Fe GM
The Santa Fe announces changes to operating divisions effective August. The Panhandle region routes including Mulvane, Caldwell, and Wellington shift to new divisions with pickups from Crom to Mulvane in Kansas and Amurilig to St Medicine Lodge in Kansas. The Oklahoma division reconfigures lines from Newton to Purcell and Pratt to Winfield with a link from Lawrence to Boise City joining the eastern division.
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Santa Fe
Panhandle Glyinion
Crom
Mulvane
Kan
Engiewood
Caldwell
Ini
Weekington
Oklahoma
Newton
Purcet
Wihefillu
Kas
Pratt
Tioretoe
Winfield Juretion
Augusta
Mulvase
Winkiedd
Wellinton
Une
Lawrence
Bouts Ob Jawa
Kansas railroads employ 25 435 workers and pay 32 million
Returns to the state railroad board tabulated by State Labor Commissioner Ter Jobson show seven leading Kansas railroads employ 25 435 workers who earn 32 004 037 dollars annually, an average 597 dollars per man. The data break down by occupation from engineers to telegraph operators and station agents with detailed salary figures for each class.
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State Railroad Board
Kansas
Ter Jobson
Othier Traiition. Lei; Arement
St. Helpers
Tian
Labor Wage Fragments Include Trades and Sums
A fragment lists labor roles and wages such as ma chinists earning 706 dollars, helpers at 84 and 900 dollars, boilermakers at 415 dollars, blacksmiths at 404 dollars, and an era tag. The thread suggests a historical wage ledger entries snapshot.
World Money Crisis Echoes in Global Markets
New York reports quote circulating fears as money markets tighten and bank rates fluctuate. The Paris, Berlin, and London exchanges show strain while the Bank of England acts to stabilize gold flows. Global economies reel from liquidity shortages with Spain and Norway signaling risk.
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New York
Lenden Mnancai
Times
Erisket
Bank of Amsterdam
Birkbeck
Dupont
Milliog
A&u Arun
Dirk Heck
Hank
England
Paris
Terlin Bod
Frankfort
Feae
Norway
Christopherson
Spain
Sul
Clinton Dawkins
London
Romaner
Dewervon
Rosy Future Kansas Has Clear Sailing
Charles Downing of Dun's agency in Topeka reports western Kansas in excellent condition. Crops look good and the com trap will be plentiful. Bank deposits are predicted to rise next year, with total advances above 40 million. Demand grows for money and interest rates rise, while eastern firms hesitate to extend credit.
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Kansas
Chas. Downing
Charles
Botening
Dun
Topeka
Downing
Western Kansan
Katisds
Inet
Nantes
Ehren
Governor Roosevelts stance on ten hour law strike
New York July 24 Governor Roosevelt takes personal cognizance of complaints by streetcar employers over alleged wholesale violations of the ten hour law by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the Metropolitan Street Railway. He may direct inspection and arbitration reviews, seeking to uncover any violations and ensure enforcement.
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New York
Roosevelt
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit Company
Metropolitan Street Railway
Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Mesers
Delehants
Gilbert and Webster
Vedi
Leigh
Giant Icebergs Crash Off Atlantic Voyage
The British tank steamship Duffield under Captain Lowe reached port after sailing from Shields. Sighted were 37 bergs, some hundreds of feet high, with several colliding in pairs. The crew described a deafening explosion-like concussion and noted unusual fogs along the Atlantic coast raising navigation concerns.
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Philadelphia
Duffield
Lowe
Shields
Beldee
Lonaitude
Atlantic
Husthope
Cape Malteras
Annie McGing and the Lost Kitten in a Miner's Mine Shaft
Annie McGing of Wert Butte handles a stray kitten amid a strange mining tale. A cat tumbles into a shaft near the Green Mountain area as workers hear faint meows from below. The kitten is rescued and named and the incident clocks a curious local mystery in a remote mining region.
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Tittle Annie McGing
Wert Butte
Ehrousn
Butte
Pear Pope
Tally Cole
Tampa
Neraelt
Annie
Carey
Annies
Ankeonala
Mountain Caine
Colusa Maine
Lana
Onte
Root as Colonial Secretary Seening War Chief at White House
Washington dispatch says Elihu Root will dine with the president tonight and discuss duties awaiting him as the new head of the war department. The talk may cover shifting civil military control, Cuba policy, and broader colonial questions with cabinet members.
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New York
Washington
Elihu Root
White House
War Department
Root I
Philippines
Hoyt
Et Mar
Lavette
Dapen
Corbin
Cuba
Rent
Mr. Root
Grape Nuts Sells Strong in New England Market
A Western Product by Postum Cereal Co. reports strong demand for Grape Nuts among New England buyers who value their pre digested nutrition and compact form. The company notes steady carload shipments and a perception of superior nutrition compared to ordinary mush.
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Battle Creek
Postum Cereal Co. Lim
New England
President’s shift toward civilian counsel in imperial policy
Fragmented OCR notes describe the president favoring a lawyer over a soldier to guide department actions and influence governance in colonies. It notes expectations of governors' compliance, reliance on advisers, and tension between military and civilian oversight amid Philippine affairs.
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Philopine Wi
Ipies
Monsoon Failure Warns of Widespread Drought in India
In Bombay July 34, reports indicate partial monsoon failure causing rain shortages across Bengal and northwestern regions. Deccan Guzerat central provinces see almost no rainfall, with western India described as critical and 116 cases on record.
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Bombay
Bengal
North
Deccan
Guzerat
India
Bristol Woman Dies at 106 After Grief Tests Faith
Med Cathart Dillon, one of Bu County's oldest residents, died in Bristol at 106. Born in Ireland on July 21, she arrived in the United States early in life. Survived by four children and many descendants. The death follows the recent loss of a family member, thought to have hastened her passing.
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Bristol
Cathart Dillon
Bu County
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