Snap Shots At Home News and Trump Goss
A cluttered local page notes Governor Stanley speaking this afternoon about school work on Buckid avenue, Freeman’s Seatione trip to New York, and various residents returning from trips. Mentions a hard coal market, Elks convention in Kansas City, a mail box wreck on New Letters street, and a fusion convention in Emporia. Includes military service plans, paving updates, taxes on dogs, and a postponement of Mrs. Adams' Corea trip due to Chinese troubles.
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Trump Goss
New York
W. S. Fulton
Stanley
Buclid Avenue
Red Freeman
Larry J. Howen
Ud Grubb
Nena
State Board of Charities
Aveme
Reva Onis Reform School
The
Elks’ Committee
Kansas City
Emporia
David Bunion
Wellington
Tom Anderson
Nels McConnel
R. H. Lindsay
Kansas City Times
Star
Topeka
Republican
Ernest
Fillmore Street
King and Twelfth
Fillmore
Electa Hissad
District Court
J. K. Hudson
P. H. Coney
Commercial Club
Warsaw
John Hudson
Paul Merritt
Mondas
Hudson
Merritt
J. HW Semple
Freidenthal
Semple
Fort Scott
J. E. Adams
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Corea
When Cheops Speaks On The Great Pyramid Purpose
An Egypt court dialogue notes Cheops says the enormous pyramid will reveal its point once the top stone is laid. A repeated sales cue about Ivory Soap invites belief not to miss the point of the story.
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Egypt
Cheops
Overhaul of City Fire Alarm Repeater Planned
The fire alarm circuit repeater at city fire department headquarters will be repaired before it is placed back on service at Seventh and Quincy streets. The city hall system uses tar circuits and the repeater will be thoroughly overhauled with improvements, including new circuit connections to prevent cross currents and lightning damage. Repairs will be conducted at the Hoxton factory.
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Fire Department
Seventh
Quincy
Hoxton
Towne Sees Minnesota as Key to Nebraska Vote
Bryan is projected to win by about 16 000 in Nebraska as part of a western states tour. The speaker notes Minnesota’s doubt and predicts Lind’s re election with a larger margin than Poynter. Towle plans Chicago then Colfax to discuss August 3 event, with no Indianapolis stop.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Perfect Funbon
Nevada
Minnesota
Lind
Poynter
Mx ToWie
Nis
Chicago
Colfax
Indianapolis
To Abolish Royalties in Klondike Plan Revealed
Victoria BC July 3 unofficial notes say Canada may end royalty system for Klondike mining. Government assay office to set fees at 3 percent for gold leaving the country and mint charges on refining and exchange to be paid regardless of patronage. Also reports a Havana to New York run on the steamer Haya with passengers and officials aboard.
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Victoria
Senkler
Eaio Commissiioee
Futon Territory
Klondike
Havana
New Yor
Haya
Aura
Gabe. Rooten Young
Canta
St Havana
Col
Wood
San Pravdeon
Death of Wales' Brother Shocks London Residents
London reports the death of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, second son of Queen Victoria. The news causes widespread mourning with flags lowered, the Prince of Wales canceling Goodwood plans, Windsor bells tolled, and public figures sending condolences. The body to be embalmed and brought to England for interment, with the Duke of Albany arriving in London.
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London
Duke of
Queen Victoria
Clarence
Marlborough
Lord Chamberlain
Carleton
Reform
Sports
West End
Prince of Wales
Goodwood
Lucknow
Cure For Cholera Infantum Remedy Said To Restore Health
In May a sick infant recovered after doctors gave Chamberlainia Calle, Choita and Piast thoes Hennedy as directed. Within two days the child became healthy and strong. The remedy is claimed to be widely recommended and never fails. Sold by all arugglars.
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Bottie Chamberlainia Calle
Choita
Piast
Rookwalter
New Jersey Congressman Daly Dies in New York
July 1 report states William Daly, the representative from New Jersey’s Seventh District, died in Rockaway Beach of apoplexy after a day of illness. The note includes unrelated ad-like text about a dyspepsia cure and a brief update on Ambassador White and John D. Rockefeller’s passengers aboard the steamer Inna.
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New Jersey
New York
William Daly
Vnbee
House
Rockawey, LL
Ambassador White
London
United States
Andrew C. White
John D
Cherbourg
Princess Troubetzkoy Sands on Scaitica Sufferer Hesitates
The Princess Troubetzkoy formerly Miss Amelia Rives plans to travel to Ear Harbor for botton specialist treatment after a long struggle with sciatica. Her condition in Ames has been very serious and she remains largely unable to walk.
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Princess Troubetzkoy
New York
Amelia Rives
Ear Harbor
Sige H Richton
Freo
Ames
Ocean freight rates rise as ships withdrawn for China
Houston July 41 George F Spencer general manager at Galveston for the North German Lloyd Steamship company says ocean freight rates have advanced faster at Gulf ports than New York. Rates likely to climb for the coming season if China troubles persist. Galveston ship brokers not yet high but moving to Galveston as cotton crops loom.
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China
Houston
Tex
George F. Spencer
Galveston
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
New York
Gulf
Texas
Strikers Stand Firm Over Lockout at New York Cigar Plants
Striking cigar makers in New York refuse to return to work despite a mass meeting at Bohemian National Hall. About 505 workers, locked out for more than three months, were told by ten firms they would rehire only under union conditions when the factories reopen.
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New York
Bohemian National Hall
Niene
Wyoming Battle Ship Launch Planned at Union Iron Works
San Francisco July 1 The battleship Wyoming will be launched at Union Iron Works on September. An invitation has been sent to Governor Richards of Wyoming requesting attendance of timmers and star with other state officials. Iron Works has issued invitations to about 1,000 people.
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Wyoming
San Francisco
Union Tron Works
Richards
Timmers and
Star
The
Iron Works
Hostages in Pekin Crisis Dominates London Debate
London observers report that after 24 hours of dispatches from China, parliaments and clubs accept that the legations remain hostage under a centralized Chinese will. Officials move toward Pekin with strong troops as Shanghai to Che Foo threaten allied advance, while the empress and mandarins press to deter Western interference.
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London
Pekin
New York
China
the Tribune
Segan
Segan, A Mountain Stronghold Far More Inaccessible Then Mr. Kruger
Lydenburg
Transvaal
Legations
Tien Tsim
Kiang Su
Lu Chuan Lin
Ties Tain
Shanghai
Che Foo
Hunter the Hero Wins Surrender at Orange River Campaign
The surrender of Prinsloo and most Boer leaders in the Orange River colony follows a prolonged campaign led by Generals Cles ents MacDonald Rundle and Bunter. The war entry notes battles, movements, and relief for Methuen’s eastern operations as Prinstoo’s forces capitulate amid supply strains.
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New York
Jay Tribune
Lond
Prinslog
Clesents
Pisroadwon
Gener Methuen
Orange River Colony
Prinstoo
Rundie
Yukon Railway Now Completed to Skagway White Horse
Seattle July 21 Today the Lake Bennett section of the White Pass and Yukon railroad will be completed and trains will run through from Skagway White Horse. The Bennettite era ends as thousands of Klondikers shift away with Bennett becoming a by station. People are flocking to the new terminus and warehouses at Bennett are being torn down and moved to White Horse.
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Skagway White Hore
Seattle
Lake Bennett
White Pass and Yukon
Bennettity
Klondikera
Anerely
Bew
Bennett
White Horse
Murder by ambush shocks Johnston City area
Michael Bird, a prominent local farmer and politician near Magnetic City North Carolina, was assassinated in an ambush. He died a few hours after being shot, with no clues yet on his murderers. The killing occurred within about twenty feet of the place where he had killed a man four years ago.
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Johnston City
Tenn
Michael Bird
Magnetic City
N. C
Azo
Twin City Steam Laundry Fire Destroys Two Blocks
Fire starting early today in the Twin City steam laundry on Lower Main street burned over two business blocks in Grass Valley California resulting in a $75,000 loss. The blaze caused extensive damage to property and disrupted local trade as firefighters worked to contain the flames. Authorities investigated the cause and security measures. No injuries were reported.
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Grass Vailey
Cal
Twin City
Lower Main Street
Aguinaldo figure in Harper's Bazar plea to Americans
The excerpt recalls Mrs Aguinaldo accusing Americans of clumsy deception. She recounts an officer who aided their journey from Talabin to Vigan after losing their horses. He claimed to write a letter for help, then sent a reply note by native runner. She suspects the notes were manipulated by the officer.
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Harper's Bazar
Mra. Aguinaldo
Talabin
Vigan
Mmo
The Osprey and Its Young in Forest and Stream Era
Describes osprey nests with smaller birds nesting among outer sticks, mutual defense during incubation, and feeding habits. Details fledging timeline, feeding practices, and parental care, noting awkward early flights and rescue by the mother hawk. Ends with travel ad for California and movie tickets at 635 Kansas Avenue.
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California
Tilan Pacific Ticket Office
Kansas Avenus
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Towne
Wales
Burts
Nave & Ficord Mercantile Company
Wissourl
Sciatica
Hunter the Hero
Prinsloo
Yukon Railway
Jackson Street
Mme. Aguinaldo
Santa Fe
Pullman
T. L. King
Colorado
Great Rock
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Rock Island
A. M. Pullan
YON & Heatherly
W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co
Lie Defela Ollege
Quincy St
Barkley
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