False report claims revolution in Bulgaria involving Prince Ferdinand
A telegram from Vienna reports circulating rumors that Prince Ferdinand might plot against Bulgaria. The Associated Press correspondent notes sensational papers claim a Bulgarian palace plot to destabilize the region and distract from local conditions, including a supposed trip to Coburn and a planned return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viena
Bire
Ferdinand Bar
Feritivun
Coburn
Hulganet
Vienna
Bulgaria
Prince Perdinand
Penge Verdinnit
Faheyi
Sans
London Privilege Committee Rules Against Tur Pour Thomas Poulett
The House of Lords Privileges Committee ruled against the chief Wee Tur Pour Thomas Poulett Viscount Hinton in a contested marriage case. Evidence centered on the legality of the prior marriage to Elizabeth Lavirin Newman and the status of a prior household. The outcome hinges on the legitimacy of the late Earl’s son and the accompanying annulling claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
Lomdin
House of Lords
Thomas Poulett
Hinton
London
Doubett
Alan
Elizeneth Lavirin
Mike Newmat
Graneville
Clilmant
Marriage dispute over earl’s heir and birth timing
A court case centers on a claimed marriage to the earl and an alleged premature birth. The defense contests the late earl’s acknowledgment and argues preexisting acquaintance made the claimant unable to be his child. The court determines property rights tied to the heir while noting the heir’s minor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snon
Miss Newman
William John Lydston Poulett
Morgan Refuses Five Dollars as Penny Big Bet
New York July 24 A local scene shows J P Morgan Sr alighting from a cab to reclaim a six dollar coin from a boy who had grasped it during the exchange. Morgan then kisses several women awaiting his son J P Morgan Jr aboard the yacht Corsair amid a tense press standoff with photographers kept off the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Tie Son
J. P. Jr
London
Madicer
Morgen
Roundaman
Paddy Hunt
Hunt
Timnolet
Chome
Revenue
Morgan Sendut
Ivehly- Ding Trust
Wag Gener Picnic at Atchison Saturday July 26
Wag Gener Association sponsors annual children's picnic at Atchison on July 26 with free rides from Fifth and Commercial to Forest Park, minstrel show, greased pig and pole climbing contests, prizes up to $1, free rides from 2 pm, and moving pictures at the lake. tickets available free at Bereman Ritner Bowen Co Inaham's Rafter Co Moyer's Nollk Stevens Stoll's until 2 pm Saturday July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaual
Atchison
Kev
Balic Waggener
Atchion
Comarrow
Vorest Park
Ball Park
South Sid Lake
Apaviliot
Sa Fk Tm
Auxia
Bereman & Ritner
Bowen & Co
Inaham's
Rafter & Co
Moyer’s
Noll'k
Stevens and Stoll'a
Trolley party honors Guthrie visitors in Kansas
A Topeka society item notes a trolley party hosted by the June class of 1900 at Topeka High School in honor of Sydney Guthrie of Marysville and Norman Ramsey. Guests include many local women and several out of town visitors. The piece lists numerous attendees and related social engagements around Topeka streets and area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bra
FH. Guthrie
Mies Eveanor
Thompson
Sydney Guthrie
Marysville
Kes
Norman Ramsey
Weat Point
Grace Dinchy
Topeka High School
Stiwe Daneby
Gertrude Raver
Miles Margaret Gillan
Edna Zellans Mire McLaughlin
Henry Goddard
Otto Kuehne
the Woot
Uproar Over Gift from Addicks in Wilmington
Readers in Wilmington July 4 debate a proposed gift to the new St George's women’s club from J Edward Addicks. Some members favor accepting the gift while others oppose accepting any gift from the magnate amid county politics and railroad ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addicks
Wilmington
Del
St. George's
J. Edward Addicks
Athcan
Hunters Pacity Railroad
Kansas
Five year old girl dies after fall from streetcar
Loretta Durkin of Newark dies after alighting from a New York streetcar on Booth Orange avenue. Her nine year old sister Winifred and conductor helped her from the car but it moved, throwing Loretta to the ground. She died within a half hour at home.
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Osr
Sidewalk
New York
Loretta Durkin
James Durkin
Noth Skivery Street
Newark
Win Senk
Sists
Winifred
Wintfoot
Bane
Per Wun Min
Philip Wigan
Commerce Street
Lawrence Etter
Alling
Loretta
Cnlid
Pennsylvania
Rest for Old Bell in Philadelphia Heirs Claim Property
Ancient Liberty Bell may be removed from city custody as heirs of John Witbank contest ownership. Mrs. Mofinskey and Mrs. James McCluskey, grandnieces, argue the bell is their property via Witbank’s settlement. Magistrate Gorman and lawyer Cassidy handle the case, seeking to protect the bell from further travel while asserting rightful ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Daly M
Etyeat Eile
John Witbank
Philidelptotas
Wilthame
James McCluskey
Sydney Whent
Germantown
Marshall
General Lafayette
Jonn Wiltbank
Ehowld
Eset
Kane
Germuantowt
Iai
Wilbank
Gartmee
Lightning Strikes Man and School Flagstaff in Wilamerton
A lightning bolt hit Anderton, tossing him from bed but leaving him only stunned in Willamreort Pennsylvania. Nearby a high school flagstaff split from top to bottom, marking the searing near miss and property damage from the thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamreort
Montoursvilin
Anderton
Destruction Strikes Rail Station and Farm in Local Area
In Philadelphia and Hughesville, men Fetlows and Knight were injured at a railroad station during an attack. A barn owned by Daniel Klinger near Aliston burned, with cattle and hogs killed or harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Walter Fetlows
Philadelphia
Hrman Knight
Hughesville
Kilent
Aliston
Daniel Klinger
Labor dispute looms over Miller reinstatement in government printing
Washington July 24 reports rising tension as labor unions threaten sympathy strikes if Assistant Foreman Miller is reinstated in the government printing office. Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor weigh in, with bookbinders refusing to work alongside Miller and foreseeing wider action if the dispute widens. Local leaders seek Cortelyou and Public Printer Palmer action within days amid affidavits questioning Miller’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Miller
Cartuin
Watknut
S Trike
Bookbiiters
Junion
Geclaré
Moane- Volt
Slaving and Printing
Cortetyou
Palmer
Minneapolia
Cortelyou
Miler
Labor
Bookbinders’ Union
Hoostvett
Malta Vita Shipment Arrival At Morning Forecast
A predicted Malta Vita delivery is expected in the morning with a price noted at five cents per four package. If the shipment arrives, consumers may see the stated rate.
Miller Ouster Sparks Union Pressure and Public Service Debate
The union opposes non union labor and threatens to strike unless President Roosevelt dismisses Miller. Miller was expelled from the union for engineering cost saving machinery that reduced workers, a removal seen as improper under public service rules. Charges have been prepared and sent to Roosevelt for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Hawert
Thoosavett
Union
Palmer
Roosevelt
North Topeka column notes local updates and plans
North Topeka column reports G W Whiteman from Eimont and Mrs Alva Schenck returning from Nadewa. Notices of dental parlors temporary office, shoppers heading to Meriden and Lincoln, a funeral for G V Bernhard, street and building repairs on North Topeka avenues, and local habits and business changes.
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Prine Company
North Kanms Avenue
G. W. Whiteman
Eimont
Alva Schenck
Nadewa
Nicholson
Miner Gordon
California
Miser
Edna
Ads Schenck
Sliver Lake
North Topeka
Central National Bank
Seventh and
Kansas Avenue
Edne
Harriet Staples
Meriden
McMaster
Minnie Louin
Western Ave
Oil Home City
Gondon
Ty Courtney
Bra
C. C. Nicholson
Monarsny
Iain Beerchia
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L. K. Brown
Prince Ferdinand
Urgan Grinder
Cook
Scihlling
Wniskinge
WM. Green & Sons
Boy
Yen Kathryn Bills
Jausieweils
Topeka Avenue
Mary Colby
St. Louis
Florence Bennett
Hardwin, Kas
Aditte Jewell Newton
Bliss Theo Jewell
J. Hodgins
C. F. Rice
Mra
al A. Hayes
Myre G
Lax
Homer Puch
Frank Rotineon
Mr Small
Frances Oman
Verna Jones
Plano
Tex
Roberta Weston
Smith
Ficlen Smith
Mary Daniels
Helen Wilson
Misa Emilie King
Mises Sumle Sweet
Mary Sweet
Nanole Veale
Florence Lewis
Olive Lawis
Bisy Foy Simsith
Genevinve
Alexander
Osage
Guy
Bir
William Sielsford
Mackinee
le Myore
Margaret Golnyte
Ealing
Mise Grice Cravens
Edward T Wilder
Dora Stoker
Mission Creek
Red
B. ¥. Grubbs
Olio
Kittura Batley
Lecomptinh
Mary Diemond
Chicago
Nellie Ruge
Kansan City
Winawtood Park
Evelyn Lewis
Eureka Lake
J. D. Faulkner
Amisa Akers
Colorado
G. E. Wolverton
Ray
G. Hubbell
Frank Beck
Oklahoma City
Mina Jennle Stewart
Misa Annad Helman
Wemester
Madison Treet
T. A. McNeal
Lawrence
Star Grocery Wholesale and Retail
E. Montgomery
Uneeda Biscuit
Ralston Health Oats
Slotge Chase
Acacmioed
Murdock
Java
pigArss & Hamter
Old Bell
Man
Bolt
Federation
Cero-Fruto Ub
Lewis Lye
Price
Pilec’s
Joa
Kansas Ave
D. H. Forbes
Santa
Santa FE
Topeka
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Aeon
Toy
Ex Corsons
T. L. King
S. F. Ry. Ys Topeks
TM. James
Jes North
North Topera
Sac City
Mins Hanley
Frank Grear
New Era Department Store
New Era
Sixth
Polk
G. V. Ber
North Central Avenue
Ins Fe
Chard
Dan Mayne
Puneral
Sengay
Roeherior
J. Ht
Feucht
Kanes Avenue
Remy Hardware Co
Holman Diliding
Laurent Stret
James & Campbell, Demiura
Thenley
Gordon Street
Hanley
T. B
Idaho
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co
D. &. Burley
S. Spencer
Salt Lake City
Utah
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