Ayers case casts light on alleged persecution and Kane County arrest
Fort Collins report details Mrs Ayers claiming spiteful acts behind an investigations and a governor driven request for arrest executed by Kanvas authorities. The piece tracks Barton and Burton aiding the proceedings while noting the Reed family tensions and prior Bender tragedy links.
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Denver News Front
Burton
Par- Bons
Kan
Barton
Kacens
Colwrndu
Warrests
Kanease
Ierion
Topeka
Rovernor
Fineton
Clapard
Beri
Manhattan
Port Coline
Deance
Taur Dary
Reig
Camtur
Reed
Dusties
Ayers
Fort Collins
Tod
Cay
Elie
Avera
Watt
Orl Cinen
Manbetian
Stim
Botanists to Tour Across Regions From Chioeago Start
University of Chicago botanists begin a large study tour August first, with 50 sites planned from the Puget Sound area to California redwoods and the Arizona and New Mexico deserts. Leaders include O Grover and C Campbell, among others, visiting Lake McDonald and the Colahmin river valley while collecting specimens for broader scientific work.
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Lake McDonald
Lewette Valley
Colanhin River
Puget Sound
California
Hecme
Battego
Arizona
New Mexico
Cowles
Arnone Owen
O. Grover
Ober Mtages
Ay Campbell
Elgin Araddmys
Whifond
University of Crete
Umbach
Northweeter
Northweeter Sees Myern, Cialnago
J. Werewate
Kansas
Kaiser Is Neutral
New York reports a rumor that the German emperor offered to mediate between Britain and Boer leaders to end the South Africa war. The Tribune correspondent says the Kaiser has adopted a neutral stance and is unlikely to intervene, as such action would be an unwarranted interference and undermine his recent friendly policy with Britain.
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New York
South Africa
Sys
London
the Tribune
Wellington Is Sick and Appendectomy Performed
Wellington of Slitsworth was rushed to Karnes City hospital with sudden illness. Surgeons removed the appendix in a successful operation. He is among Kniehv Templar delegates planning a Louisville trip and expects to return home in a week.
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Bly. Wellington
Sltsworth
Wellington
Karnes City
Sfnd
Kniehvs Templar and
Marshall
Louisville
Fie
Bly
Marshall's Band Adopts New Uniform Coat Design
Marshall's band members will receive new uniforms with braided trimmings. Each coat coats about six dollars and will be delivered to the band members for wear at a Masonic conclave in Louisville.
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Marshall
Townsend Marries Miss Vaydohneon at City Wedding
Lon Townsend of Topeka and Miss Vaydohneon of Cottonwood Falls wed in a quiet Kansas City ceremony. The couple plans a short wedding trip then to reside in Cottonwood Falls where Townsend will teach. The account notes Townsend previously left to seek work in another city before quietly marrying.
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Lon Townsend
Topeks
Vaydohneon
Cottonwood Fall
Kansas City
Yesterat
Townsend
Cottahwood Falls
Townedid
Ahi Wah
Benes City
Pelen
Price of Tin Up as July 26 Markets Shift
Tin prices rise with July 26 market notes. Sittings and plate costs shift before strike actions impact production. Ubi cent figures show a per unit change, with average prices around six dollars, reflecting broader supply pressure in Philadelphia markets.
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Bul Jadelphin
Medals Refused Over Pay Arrears At Royal Parade
King Edward presented medals to 2000 returned yeomanry at the Horse Guards parade. Weather muted pomp. 23 non commissioned officers and men refused to attend citing unpaid pay. claims ranged from 63 to 1237 pounds. Some MPs report families starving and some soldiers pawned medals to buy food.
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London
Edward
Alesandra
Prince Edward
Duke of Cornwall
Tork
CLOAKMAKERS STRIKE IN NEW YORK CITY
New York July 26 A general strike of the cloakmakers in Greater New York may be ordered after tonight’s executive committee meeting. Five hundred struck yesterday at one establishment seeking recognition of the union and reinstatement of discharged workers. A strike by button makers affects about 6 060 cloakmakers. An estimated 10 000 garment workers may join if the strike spreads. A large meeting of 40 000 meat workers was held to show sympathy, with orderly proceedings and police kept away from trouble.
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New York
Greater
Cloaktmaikers' Union
Uigh
Mon Adie
Socern
Amnten
Strikintk
Becaine
Russian authorities order Kennan to leave Petersborg
American author and lecturer George Kennan was told by a high Russian police officer to depart Russia by 10 o’clock Friday evening. He was not allowed to stay in the country and was treated courteously during the action, which is justified under a law authorizing expulsion of undesirable foreigners. Kennan informed the United States minister to Russia of the move but expects no intervention.
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Petersborg
George Kennan
Kennan
Spor
Runaian
Kengaa
United Etates
Huesia
Charlemange
MF Tower
Moody revival theme at Young People's Baptist event
In Moody Illinois July 26 a disrupted notice notes an annulled election of offers. The feature of the day is a sermon by Rev. Campbell Morgan, successor of the evangelist Moody, addressing a religious audience. Other speakers include W Carpenter who is set to speak.
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Chicago
Lally
Neasion
Young People’s Baptist Union Prgdn
Campbell Morgan
Evangelist Moody
W. Carpenter
Fairly Hot Incident in Winfeld July Heat
A man on Main Street in Winfeld, Kansas, collapsed while leaning on an umbrella during extreme heat. Fire crews reported exposure and a hazardous condition, with bystanders noting the intense sun and rising heat contributing to the incident.
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Winfeld
Winfelt
Kas
Dick Ser- Kent
Main Street
Mahried Es Court Fools Courtroom Banter in Wedding Scene
In a comic courtroom moment, Judge McCabe presided over a personal matters case. A bride and groom faced approval from interested parties as witnesses. the proceedings included light banter about the bride’s blushing, while onlookers scattered rice as the commissioner departed with his hat full.
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Cits
Partiei
Premier introduces bill on Edward VII title proclamation
In Eonton on July 28 the house of lords heard Lord Salinpury present a bill authorizing King Edward to assume by proclamation within six months a formal title recognizing his position beyond the realm. The premier’s outline would read Edward VII by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland etc.
New German Tariff Draft Published by Berlin Authorities
Berlin reports the Reichsbank releases a draft of new customs duties for Germany. The bill sets minimum duties: rye five marks, wheat zero marks, barley three marks, and other grains and provisions follow. Potatoes are exempt. The North German Gazette notes the draft was partially printed and not yet discussed by the Reichstag or Bundesrat.
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Berlin
Germany
Stutgarter Beobachter
Reichsanaeit
Customa
Bundesrath
Relohvtag
Sanitas dis infectant tested by street commissioner
The street commissioner experiments with Sanitas a new sewer disinfectant. It coats a dollar a pint and is poured into manholes to kill odors and bacteria. Mr Snyder tested the product on the sewer east of Kansas Avenue on Ninth Street, with potential plans to expand its use if results prove satisfactory. The measure aims to save water and improve city sanitation.
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Dushing
Snyder
Kansas Avenue
Ninth
Site for McPherson College in Kansas Secured
The Altesian Evangelies college site near Main Street in McPherson covers about 30 acres on both sides of the street just north of the Buck Inand railroad. It was secured by a subscription from property owners in the southern part of the city, with eight owners listed and most non-residents.
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McPherson, Kas
Altesian Evangelies College
Hes Heer
Main Street
Eit
Funds For the Union Men in Quiland Cal May 26
An installment of 1,000 has been received by the local machinists union from national headquarters. This is the largest amount yet received from Wheeler and will be used, with local funds, to support idle union members.
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Quiland
Cal
Taly
Wheeler
Teamnion
Payne Gout Victim Near Nuremberg During Journey
Henry Payne of Wikontain is mentioned as a gout sufferer who traveled from Carlsbad to Brensers and was to undergo treatment at Nuremberg. The fragment implies a health-related travel note with limited readable detail about his condition and location.
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Payne
rankfort-on-Main
Henry Payne
Wikontain
Nurem
Carlsbad
Brensers
Nuremberg
Improve White House Plans and Monument Visitor Statistics
Col Bingham reports on proposed enlargements to the White House with cost estimates for excavation, concrete, steel, carpentry, marble columns and machinery. He also details Washington Monument visitor figures for the year, noting elevator and stair access, closures, and cumulative visitors since Oct 9, 1888 reaching 1,944,012.
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Col. Bingham
Washington
Matttern
United States
White House
Getall
Col
Binetnm
Washington Monument
Not Killed by Gas In Santa Fe Yard
Mrs Minnie Summer of 14 North Chandler Street died Wednesday. Dr Menninger says the case shows death by heart failure due to heat, not gas from the Santa Fe coal pile in the east yards. Local speculation blaming gas is unfounded and dismissed by physicians.
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Minnie Summer
North
Chandler Street
Santa Fe
Menninger
Jammer
Wis
Valley
Gus
Hart proposes seven game series to test NL vs AL strength
Chicago reports President Hart authorized the Tribune to issue a challenge for a best of seven or more games between the National League club and the Remnants, to be played late September to mid October. If Comiskey agrees, Hart will petition the NL arbitration board to waive the rule against interleague play, with details like umpires grounds and receipts to be negotiated by Hickey. Also noted are a poisoned dog on the west side and two missing men on the west side lacking trace after ten days.
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Chicago
Sveruca
James A. Hart
The
Tribune
Fane
Comiskey
White Stockings
Hart
National Board of Arbitration
National League Baseball
Hart Ways
Winner
Jorer
Pittsburg
Chickey
Lawde Spottirman
G. W W. Yates
Firth and
Lincoln Streets
Biggest Baby Boy Born in Colorado
Colorado Springs reports the birth of a remarkably large baby boy to Mr Lent of Colorado, whose newborn weighs a record 17 pounds and measures 24 inches in height and expansive chest girth. Doctors note no typical abnormalities, and the child’s size surpasses any prior birth in Colorado, with medical history citing a 44 pound birth in one instance elsewhere.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Lent
Coloraco Princes
América
D. Rice
Colorado
Unclear Rockhill Washington Dispatch Confusion
Ambiguous OCR fragment from Rockhill Washington reports a deadlock among officials over a customs tax indemnity. The text references a note or dispatch recalling an agreement and notes a delay or hesitation in providing the official report. The readable details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Rockhill
Washington
Womaver
Rocknity
Teel Viet
Chicago Wheat and Livestock Market Report July Trade
Readable market summary shows Chicago grain prices for July and September positions with notes on wheat, corn, hogs, cattle and hog futures. Includes references to Minneapolis and Milwaukee activity, market tone from light to steady, and stock market opening behavior with United States Steel highlighted.
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Chicexa
Texday
Amily & St Huntin Gs
Minneapolis
Il Perro
Market notes from New York and Chicago gloom and gains
A chaotic stock market digest notes uneven activity across New York and Chicago trading floors. Prices for grains, hogs, and sugar shift amid cautious sentiment as traders weigh crop prospects, demand, and seasonal factors, with cautious gains and declines interspersed.
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