Queen Wins Many Prizes at Albert Hall Bazaar
Albert Hall Bazaar drew grand crowds and raised funds, with receipts surpassing sixty thousand dollars. Duchess of Marlborough and Mrs Paget featured among sales, while the American bar drew high bids and prominent guests including Duke of Manchester and Lord Stiven.
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Associated Prere
Windsor
Halmoral
Reutdana
AlMiershat
Wales
Royal Agri
Muldstonm
Royal
Duke of Connaught
Fuckigham Phivce
Tipattien
Henry White
United States Enemesy
J. 40 Carter
United States
Curt Scriwell
Straner
Urab Military Augebe
Mount Stephen
William Beresford
Tard
Stratheorns
Mount Royal
Mr.ewle
Christian
Perne
Lady Deerhurat
Measdames Bénnyng
Bradey Martin
Albert Hala
Albert Hall
Mesdemnes Paget and
Firwards
Cherewith
Gominent
Promi
Duchess of Marlborough
Mim Fagwt
Macken
Ronalds
Yratier Martin
Randolpe Churchill
Brown Potter
Agrey
Mackay
America
Duke of Manchester
Yarmonth
Stiven
Lars Eawant
Ralph Yurdiner
Duke of
Cornet of
Waren
Wien
Seersear
van Sutner
Cunteresien
Prute
Nuthiror
Rudolph
Austria
Marie Vetacra
Rudolph Prom
Last Farewell Ends in Tragedy at Mayertinie
In a turbulent gathering, baroness Marie and Rudolph’s affair ends with both dead after a night of revelry and a pistol shot. Rudolph dies beside the lover, a doctor contradicts the baroness’s death timing, and letters to Emperor Franz Joseph reveal a doomed romance. Baroness Netsert is buried quietly. a penciled note laments love lost. Crowded houses herald Nat Goodwin in An American Citizen.
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Issa
Dtudelph
Mayertinie
Prince Philip of Coture
Count Hoyo
Marie
Beingell
Rutelph
Rudolph
Hrathech
Wis Veteera
Wat Fudolphad
Francs Joseph
Baltze
Rudulph
Francis Joseph
Netsert
Venter
Mayeking
Tor Nat Goodwin
20 Miners Perish in Desert Trek to Minthouse placer
A San Diego transmitted telegram reports that about twenty miners en route to the Bivrre Minthola placers perished wandering in a desert from thirst. The finding followed a letter dated June 17 from San Roque Bay. a sixty-strong prospecting party aboard the schooner Thomas Negus departed from Li ld Allen, purser, to San Regam.
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Chicago
Recomm
San Diego
Cal
Tim Désert
J. P B. Cantlin
San Regam Landing
Ld. Allen
Negus
San Roque Bay
Mudney
Bownd
Troops for Alaska Detail Planned Fort Egbert Posts
San Francisco June 14 officers and men for a newly formed Alaska district will travel from St Michael up the Yukon by river boats to establish Fort Egbert near Eagle City and a post at St Gibson at the Tanana mouth. Small detachments will be posted at St Michael and Helena City. Commanded by Captain Hay, Seventh Infantry, with Captain Wright, Seventeenth Infantry, as assistant adjutant general. Units include Company I at Ft Hebert and Companies F and BE to be split between St. Gibson and Otter HoMT.
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San Francisco
District of Alaska
War Department
Wital
St. Michael
Ieln City
Hay
Hlenth Infantry
W. A. Wright
Seventeenth Infantry
Seventh Infantry
W. K. Wright
Arrivan
Ft. Hebert
Moth
Parneworth
Gibmods Tnd
Death of Henry Plant in Eightieth Year
Henry Bradlay Plant a Florida magnate and head of the Plant Investment Company died suddenly of heart failure at his New York residence in his eightieth year. He oversaw a vast system of hotels railroads from Tampa to Havana and remained active in his enterprises despite years of ill health, prompting brief interruptions only for social engagements.
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Florida
New York
Henry Bradlay Plant
Plant Invest_ ment” company
Tampa
Havana
Ely
Plant
Union Pacific Wreck Near Sulesbur Kills Four
Four men killed and two seriously injured when a gravel train wreck occurred eight miles west of Sulesbury. A defective axle caused the eighth car to derail and two cars plunged into a heap. Two unknown men were severely hurt, with four others believed trapped. Cas a duet Simpson sustained minor injuries.
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Denver
Sulesbur
Casa Duet Simpson
Vanderbilts Reach New York From England on Lucania
The steamship Lucania arrives in New York from Liverpool with Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Vanderbilt, and Miss Vanderbilt among passengers. Mr. Vanderbilt is transferred to a chartered steamer at quarantine, while Mrs and Miss Vanderbilt stay aboard to the pier. Also noted is a personnel change at Peerlesh Steam Laundry with Mire Bae terre taking charge, ensuring continued care for patrons.
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New York
England
Lucania
Latcania
Liverpool
North River
Cornellis Vanderbilt
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mise Vanderbilt
Ef. OW. Foster
Seven Oaks
Kent
Englan
Mosnila Garland
de Peter B.wye
Mr. Vanderbilt
City
Miss Vanderbilt
Mire Bae Terre Cme
Peerlesh Steasn
Kepley
Cockrell
White Star
Lwndry
Rowland
Kentucky Democrats Nominate Goebel At Heated State Convention
Kentucky Democrats meet in Louisville to approve credentials after days of wrangling. The platform defends continued silver advocacy and distrusts trusts. Goebel and Stone vie for governor with notable support from Hardin followers as party reconciles after division.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Stone
Goebel
Calloway County
Lowinville
Hardin
Nicholas County
Berry
Sixth
Tarvin
Covington
Campbell
Kenton
Barcy
Judes
Bryan
Silver
Wat Hardin
Jim
Redwine
Committee of Resolutions
John S. Ide
James F Tarvin
Rituins
Democrats of
Chicago
Congress
Thy
Europe
United States
General Assembly
Republican Party
John S. Rhes
W. J. Stone
C.K. Wheeler
Judge Tarvin
William Goebel
Hargis
J. Bronston
Indians in a Riot at Port Fllington
Three rival Indian factions clashed at Port Fllington last Saturday causing injuries. News arrived aboard the steamer Princess Louise with many participants returning from Essington where a salmon fishing strike had set off divisions. Salvation Army revival services had been popular, followed by Methodist and Church of England missionaries mimicking them, leading to tensions and a riot.
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Vancouver
Janes
Port Fllington
Princess Louise
Essington
Salvation Army
Methodist
Church of England
Salvationists
Drummers Meet Chicago Over Trusts In June 74
The Tribune reports traveling salesmen may soon unite to oppose trusts and combines. About 4,000 Illinois Commercial Men’s Association members could be called to Chicago to discuss the issues and test for an effective settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Illinois Comercial Men's Association
Rioting at Colorado opera house yields partial verdicts
The People of Colorado accuse Samuel Eyserick Thesis Clark Isaac Dater and William Arnett of instigating the riot at the September opera house exit. Charles Harris of Denver died in the clash between factions of Silver Republicans. Glen Dumfield was dismissed for lack of incriminating evidence. The jury finds no guilt for the defendants on the Harris death question remains undecided.
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Colorado Springs
Glen Dumfield
Harris
War Department to Increase Artillery in Philippines
Washington June 24 The War Department plans to boost the artillery force in the Philippines. Batteries now serving as infantry are to be equipped with light guns suited to the archipelago. A series of experiments is under way to determine the most effective light gun for use against insurgents.
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War Department
Philippines
Washington
Department
Sheriff Seeks Extradition of Alexander Jester in 28 Year Murder
Wichita sheriff arrives to present extradition papers for Alexander Jester alias W H H I accused of murdering Gilbert Gates 28 years ago. Jester to be brought to Wichita and pieced in tall according to the present programme.
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Wichita
Kan
Simmons Lere
Shawne O.R
Alexander Jester
W. Hhi
Gilbert Gates
Rough Rider Day Decorations and Santa Fe Washout Delays
June 24 Las Vegas New Mexico reports heavy rain damaged decorations for Rough Rider Day. Bunting ruined, stocks exhausted, repairs limited. Santa Fe washout near Blackwell disrupted rail service. excursion trains held, two regular trains packed with travelers. Roosevelt's delegation leaves Las Vegas to meet Governor Roosevelt en Trinidad en route to Las Veras. Roosevelt praises Western troops' war record.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Roosevelt
Santa Fe
Hlackwell
Trinidad
Colo
New Mexico
Fousewell
Finton
Denver
Times
Theodote Roosevelt
New York
Las Veras
Here
Trinidad Ritchens
Welcome to Las Vegas Rough Riders Honor New Mexico
Las Vegas New Mexico hosts the first annual Rough Riders union with over a thousand visitors and thousands more expected. Governor Otero and staff, Governor Murphy of Arizona, former Governor Alya Adams of Colorado, and Governor of Chihuahua Mexico join the welcome. A fireworks display and a San Juan fevered pageant are planned as encampment grounds fill the public park.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Rs Union
The
Society of Rough Riders
Clty
Otero
Murphy
Arizona
Colorado
Alya Adams
Chihuahua
Mexico
San Juin
Fider
Huron
Freedom of
New Mexico
Newark Is Safe as U S Cruiser Reaches Valparaiso
The United States cruiser Newark under Captain C F Goodrich arrived at Valparaiso after departing Montevideo on May 1. En route the ship faced severe storms in the Straits of Magellan and, low on coal, was aided by the Chilean gunboat Pinagum supplying 200 tons to continue toward Samoa.
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U. S
Macellén
Pinagum
Port Low
Vulparsios
A Use for Electricity Promises Cures and Weights Gains
Dr. W J Metdman of the medical faculty reports a new use for electricity. In one experiment two cages of guinea pigs, same age, were exposed to daily charged wires around one cage. The electric group gained markedly more weight than the control, suggesting a practical application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
W. J. Metdman
Medical Facullty
Settlement Reached Between Miners and Operators After Arbitration
Lavor wurnssoner Lee Johnson returns from Pittsburg after aiding a settlement between striking miners and operators. Miners and operators will pay on mine run, abandoning the gid system. Four percent of tonnage did not join. Powder price issue resolved with a two year contract at $2 per keg, risking higher prices if powder climbs to $3. Arbitration panel to resolve future disputes.
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Lavor Wurnssoner
Lee Johnson
Pittsburg
Johnson
Chad
Colorado
New York
Trust
Prohibitionist reacts to beer sales at fairgrounds
Thomas H Bain criticises Frank H Foetyr for allowing Leer to be sold on grounds during races. Bain notes beer sentiment grows and argues it should be sold on Kansas avenue too, while questioning Foster's past stance and praising fortitude amid a $50 assessment.
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Thomas H. Bain
Frank H. Foetyr
Racing Association
Bain
Baly
Kansas Avenue
Stornis
Rural Free Delivery Expands to Tecumseh and North Topeka Kansas
A Washington dispatch notes July 5 that rural free delivery will start in Tecumseh Kansas with A B Roundtree as regular carrier and Frank J H Morson Institute as supervisor. The North Topeka area will also receive service with Charles A Lewis as regular carrier and W A Meloy as substitute. Populations served are 500 and 765 respectively. the rollout was postponed from July 1 to after the Mourtn.
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Washington
Tecumseh Kan
A.B. Roundtree
Frank JH. Morson
North Topeke
Kansas
Charles A. Lewis
W. A. Meloy
Governor Receives Cuban Cigars Shipment
A shipment of genuine Havana cigars arrived for the governor. The package, described as originating from Cuba, contained cigars along with related notes about inheritance and local islanders. The cigars were reportedly sent to officials including WF DeNeftman, and to a surgeon stationed at Pinar del Rio, Cuba.
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Cuba
Thoes Moude
DeNeftman
Maser
Lel
Eurgeon
Pinar del Tilo
DeNeidham
Pittsburs
Honses
Cobe
Fresno Prize Fight Ends In Fatal Ring Fall
Fresno youths Quizky and Morris Spoberg fought a brutal professional style contest lasting to the thirty first round. Seebure alip Pid fell, Quizky landed on his head as he dropped and remained unconscious. Doctors say recovery is unlikely.
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Fresno
Cub
Anne Su—Uresery Quiley
Morris Spoberg
Snestheese Vnlicn Santh
Quizky
Be Watter
Khalifa Cornered by British Allies in Egypt Tight Spot
Cairo reports deserters say the Khalifa is boxed in a narrow valley by the Tagalates, a friendly tribal group. They claim to have slain about five hundred of his followers in recent fighting, though capture seems unlikely.
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Cairo
Egypt
Elks Leave St Louis After Successful Reunion
The Elks closing day in St Louis marked the most successful reunion yet with many members departing on trains. A parade showcased 1200 parade heads on floats led by B. E. Harris of Butte Montana, as the order moved through the streets.
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St Louis
Elks
St. Louis
Order
B. BE. Harris
Butte, Mont
Dreyfus Arrives at Rennes Under Sealed Guard
London Dispatch reports the Dreyfus arrival in Rennes in secrecy. Dignitaries and Gen d Armes escort him from a closed carriage to a military prison while authorities and railway staff refuse to reveal details. Madame Doeytis and her father were later said to have arrived Rennes that afternoon.
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London
Trenes
Dreyfus
Daasengers
Ixxen
Murmes
Change of Administration Impacts An Educated Family
A city officer reports finding a destitute educated family in dire condition after a political shift removed a officeholder. The mother and child are emaciated and undernourished, with bread and gravy diets cited. The father, previously in a respected post, lost favor as a new election approach cut off support. They fear exposure would hinder aid.
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Thorpe
Furnig
Cnteard
Daumediate
Washington News Summary on Discrimination in Currency Exchanges
Washington reports Governor General and officials enforce strict rules against price discrimination in currency exchanges, targeting merchants and lenders who favor American money over foreign or silver notes. The order aims to maintain parity, set exchange terms, and curb favoritism in all transactions, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Washington
Ducls Vo Porte
Mike Ny
Porto Reda
Chandiee
Armerican Gullanti
JF & Lower
Montana Major Dies in Manila From Brights Disease
The War Department reports Major Brennas of the Montana troops died in Manila from Brights disease. He passed away in the morning three months after arriving at the station. Official dispatches note his illness and death occurred June 2.
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Brennas
Montana
Bright
Washington
Manila
Adjutent Generst
Majic Trentian
Mans Hay Urright
American woman in Mexican prison case shocks court
Mrs Isvelyur Colfer, an American living with her brother Willian, faced arrest and trial in Hermosillo after a Mexican intruder forced entry. A shooting killed the man. she claimed self defense and was sentenced to four years. Transfer of her sister to Hermosillo and an appeal to the supreme court followed as Secretary Hiayt considers a formal investigation.
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San Francisco
Isvelyur Colfer
Weber
Hermobille
Miexk
Ber Bers
Aline
Woermin
Willian
Frvet
Tires
Wis
Caldive
Thie Ste
Prstot
Frost
Urew
Hermosillo
Supreme Curt
Beastor Perkins
Calliec
Hectotary
Talmage Sickness Reported Amid Public Notices
Washington June 2 reports say Rev. T. De Witt Talmage is ill with illness described as serious. The chorus of unnamed sources notes his health as affecting his public duties and schedule at the church and related events.
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Sgahington
Rev. T. Be Witt Talmage
Nummer Corpaine
Gus
Ty Cantor
Bhp Fae
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Blackburn
C. E. Harris
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