Fraternal Day Celebrated Plan For Fall Festival
Delegates at the Commercial club discussed Monday as Fraternal day for Fall Festival week. About 35 lodge representatives, led by J. H. Sauires, debated which secret orders should participate and where to locate headquarters, with speeches and a queen reception shaping the event. The committee of Fifteen was urged to confirm the date and coordinate with Inn groups, aiming to mobilize members and finalize arrangements by next Tuesday.
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J. H. Sauires
CB. Tyler
AO. 1. W
National Reserve
Na Uonal Aidassination
Kurzhis and
Ladle
Security
Pythiks
America
Arcanum
Fitiven
Trad
Sone
Wwe
Committee of Fittee
Millows. Fm
Pynwell
We A. O. W
Gibbose
Walter Lyone
Ed G. Moore
Tom Arch
Penwell
Bird
McNary
Pifress
Momdar
Hare Walker
M. Pegwell
Boston Elevated Stock Issue Approved by Board
The board of railway commissioners authorized the Boston Elevated Railway Company to issue 320000000 dollars of stock to finance electric power installations for the city line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Rail-1 Ad Commissioners
Boston Elevated By. Co
Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Fall of the Ottawa Journal and P. P. Elder politics
A reminiscence on EH Snow of Ottawa and the Ottawa Journal. It covers Snow’s Greenback and Populist ties, his push for P P Elder for U S senator, funding tactics, and factional struggles in Kansas politics. It notes Elder’s nomination, Snow’s role in printer appointments, party shifts, and the Journal's decline with ownership changes and missed issues.
Suit Filed Over Bicycle Lesson Injury in New Jersey
Mrs Mary C Scott wife of Sylvester M Scott sues bicycle dealer Chirence H Shinn of Lakewood for 3000 damages alleging ankle injury from stepping on a wheel while taking lessons at the resort house Point Pleasant last summer. Shinn disputes responsibility. suit now in New Jersey supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms River
N.J
Mary C. Scott
Sylvester M. Scott
Chirence H. Shinn
Lakewwood
Shinn
Point Pleasant
MeUlek
Scott
Me Shinn
Crew in Chains on Wilmington as Men Pay Off
In Savannah on July 7 crewmen of the gunboat Wilmington were largely chained aboard after pay off, with many ashore in nearby resorts. Police arrest a number as they return to the ship, which sails for Florida waters this afternoon. Also reported is a July 27 meeting of Massachusetts Benefit Life policy holders in New York, voting to refuse further assessments and to transfer willing policy holders to an established New York company. A note ends with an advertisement for Cherry Cough Syrup and a ticket dealer.
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Wilmington
Savannah
Chaine
Florida
Benefit Life
New York
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Louy
Tariff Bill Pleases Pittsburg Labor Leaders
Pittsburg workers hail the tariff bill as a path to renewed work at steady wages. Glass, tin plate, and pottery sectors expect wage protection and higher prices, while executives warn against overoptimism and stress that benefits hinge on broader economic revival. William J. Smith and John Jarrett voice cautious optimism.
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Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Pittsboro
Window Glass Workers’ Association
William J. Smith
John Jarrett
American Association of Iron “and Steel Sheet Manufacturers
Jngman
Wilson Art
Homer Laughlin
Flag of the President proposed US White House banner plan
The Navy proposes using the president’s personal flag to fly at the White House when he is in the city to comply with law requiring a U S flag at public buildings daily. The article notes the president’s current flag is flown only when he is present and describes the new design and symbolism of the personal banner.
Rest for Masor Harrison Goes to Camp on Lake Superior
Major Harrison and his family depart Chicago for Marquette Michigan tonight. They will camp on the south shore of Lake Superior about 45 miles west of Marquette, return to Chicago for a week then stay until August 15 before resuming the longer trip. The camp is reachable only by chartered tug or sailing vessel from Marquette, keeping him away from office seekers. Also an advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure and a laundry service at 114 West h St.
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Lake Superior
Chicago
Harrison
Marquette Mich
Marquette
Resignation Likely From Populist State Central Chair
State central committee chair John W. Breidenthal is set to resign August 12 at a 7:30 PM meeting in Topeka. Emporia candidates include J W Randolph and P F Yearut. other suitors are Le Brows, Grant Harrington, H Taylor, J M Allen, T J Hudson, P Dolan, with state officers hoping to keep Breidenthal for party organization and the governor favoring Dolan as replacement.
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John W. Breidenthal
State Central Committee
Heimman
State Committee
J. W. Randolph
Emporia
P. F. Yearwut
Emporia Times
Xing
Etate Board of Charities
Grant W. Harrington
Hiswatha
Hiswatha Democrat
Agnaries H.taylor
J. M. Allen
Erie
T. J. Hudson
Fredonia
Dolan
Yat Dolan
Salina
Lobdell Seeks Kansas City Nomination Amid Rival Push
Charles Lobdell faces charges related to seeking a Kansas City nomination for Congress in the Second district. His stance against serving is noted, while J. K. Cubison’s organized support emerges to push him into the field. Wyandotte lawyers’ faction intensifies efforts with assurances of success.
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Charles Lobdell
Kansas City
Kan
Lobdeil
Congress
J. K. Cubison
Svevess
New York Mills announce wage increase at Algonquin Woolen
The Algonquin Woolen Mills Company of Passaic New Jersey declares wage increases from 11 to 13 percent effective August at its large mills New York region reports. Also notes Avery Plow factory resuming after three years, hiring 1000 more workers in Louisville. Bucken's Arnic Salve advertised with price and guarantee. Santa Fe rail fare promotions listed. Peerless Steam Laundry ad supports services in Topeka and St Louis.
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New York
Algonquin Woolen Mills Company
Passaic
New Jersey
Louisville
Avery
Social Democracy organized by Bohemian workers in St Louis
About five working men, mostly Bohemians, formed a local branch of the Social Democracy after speeches by William Burns and other orators at Allen Avenue and Dolman Street. Burns outlined a cooperative commonwealth with 1000 acres for land, a central park, and homes around it, aiming to build a self-sufficient colony and eventually influence state politics.
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St. Louis
Allen Avenue
Dolman Street
William Burns
Ie Debe
V_ Urban
Burns
William J. Bryan
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Cooperative Commonwealth
Terre Haute physicians face license law prosecutions
A Terre Haute committee of physicians urged Prose Attorney to pursue action against doctors who did not obtain licenses under the new law aimed at driving out quacks. Prosecutor Tichenor plans to delay prosecutions as many reputable physicians resist compliance on principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Terre Haute
Gune Attorny
Tichenor
Tichensi
Death on fog bound alpine pass in Mont Blanc area
Paris reports a mountaineer sorrel perished in fog on the glacier De Taillefer near the alpine routes of the Mount Blanc district. The region is popular with experts in clear weather but fog renders crevasses perilous. Sorrel had notable climbs linked to glacier passes along De Taillefer.
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Sorrel
Paris
Youpe Sortel
Mount, Blanc
Glacier de Taillefer
Alguille
Nesdie
Medical Congress to Convene in Moscow This July
New York reports the international medical congress will meet in Moscow this year with unusually large Mexican delegation. About one hundred have booked passage to Europe via Hamburg American Line. many will join in Moscow after transiting through Berlin or Paris, with others proceeding directly.
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New York
International Medical Congress
Moscow
Mexico
Europe
Normandi
Berlin
Paris
Camp Meeting Attached At Glenville Transit Strands
In Parkersburg West Virginia on July 27 the Holy Ghost Camp Meeting party from Wirt county tried to operate near Glenville in Gilmore county. A portion of their property including balloons was attached as they passed Brookville and they paid cash for all purchases in Glenville. On Monday laborers struck and landlord Goff attached the remaining property for the readers board, leaving the show stranded.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Holy Ghost Camp Meeting
Wirt County
Glenville
Glimore County
Brookville
Goff
Wagner singer eyed Bayreuth role and royal Warsaw aria
London reports Jean de Reecke may take Tristan and Parsifal parts in a proposed Bayreuth production next year, with Edouard de Reecke possibly canceling Covent Garden engagements if he accepts. He will sing before the Czar at Warsaw on September. In Maryland married women may soon be barred from teaching positions in many counties, including Caroline, with the board there declining to confirm a married woman appointment. A local note promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers pills for relief from constipation and stomach troubles.
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London
Fla
Jean de Reecke
Tristan
Parsifal
Wagner
Itis
Bayreuth
Edouard de Reatke
Covent Gerden
Jéan de Resske
Czar
Warsaw
Baltimore
Maryland
Buard
Caroline County
Japan Opposes Hawaiian Annexation Despite U S Influence
Washington dispatch reveals Japan's formal protest against Hawaii’s annexation, warning that U S dominance could provoke a Pacific power balance shift. The Japanese reply stresses no hostile intent toward Hawaii while urging continuity of the status quo and adherence to lawful obligations.
Silver bugle notes on US senate silver plan
The Times reports heavy selling in the American market due to the US senate's failure to act on McKinley’s currency compression proposal. Some informants expect this to push McKinley to appoint a commission open to compromise with silver interests. Also noted are advertisements for De Witts Witch Hazel Salve and a local business at 632 Kansas Avenue.
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London
the Times
United States Senate
McKinsey
Senate
McKinley
de Witt
G W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
North Carolinians Cheer Dixie After Marine Band Performance
A delegation from Wilkes and Yadkin counties in North Carolina attended an outdoor Marine Band concert in Washington. After attempts to request a preferred piece failed, a local committee urged the band to play Dixie, and the crowd joined in with the rebel yell as the familiar tune rang out.
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Washington
Wilkes
Fain
North Carolina
Marine Band
Aadar Pangea
Lester
Dixie
Federal tax on liquor sparks Maine legal fight
Bath Me July 27 The United States government has levied an internal revenue tax on the water Liquor Agent of Maine for liquors bought and sold in his official capacity. When the liquor commissioner J W Wakefield took office he concluded the tax could not be lawfully collected. He initially refused but paid under protest. A suit by Commissioner Wakefield to recover will be heard in U S court. He sought the attorney general William T Helnes opinion which supports the tax in a prohibition state.
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Copeland
Copeland County
John J._Tagalis
Pink Rice
Fort Scot
Fulton
Brown
Rice
Morrill
Mr. Fulton
Ingalls
Congress
Bath
Wate Liquor
Maine
J.W. Wakefield
Thin City
Firat
United States
Wakefeld
William T Helnes
Behas
Wakefield
Treasury Secretary Lyman J. Gage Returns to Boston on Visit
Boston reports that Lyman J. Gage secretary of the treasury arrived last night with his wife, taking a team from their summer home. The trip included a visit to Marion and a reference to a family illness cured by a remedy, noting Chambers' Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Relief as the aid.
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Boston
Lyman J. Gage
Treasury
Gage
Charles S. Hamlin
Marion
Mick
EG. Gregory
Prederickstown
Chamberslain
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P. P Elder
Ottawa
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Snow
Ottawa Journal
Burnsak
H. Snow
Erion
Hin
P. P. Biter
People's Party
Kansas
Ehter
EK. H. Snow
P.P. Elder
Leisburé
J. J. Treglia
Eimuitytt
E. H. Snow
Abe
Monwrer
P. P. Ekier
Brow
Elder
Potter
Senk~tor
Soow
Semple
Snowman
Semply
Proment
Wo & Kibbie
Hitler
Ottawa Times
Tecalle Ite
R. P. Bland
Bod
Leedy
Joe Hudson
Aone
Ds Rus
Shekton
Eldr
W. J. Bryan
al ‘Webb
Peete
White House
Executive Mansion
Mel Kinley
Navy Department
Navy
Bus
Republica
Masor Harrison
G. W. Stansfield
Taundry
Lif
West
State House
Breidenthal
Vncast
Lobdell
Cubbison
Buckien
J. K. Jones
Fifth
Kansas Ave
St Louis
West Sth
Geo. Klein & Co
THE
Social Democracy
Medico's
DE Resire
Kansas' Avenue
Eeley Ie Portsmouth
Keeley Institutes
Leslie 8
Keeley
Union Depot
Keeley Institute
Kansa
Japan
Hawaii
Herald
Hawaiian Islands
Rona
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
He- Wali
Webb Burs
Eetls Neketa
Godt
Western Wheel Works
Talogue Free
Cal
Agus
Seuralgi
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