Ter Centenary of Champlain Discovery Observed
Port Henry and Crown Point marked the three hundredth anniversary of Lake Champlain’s discovery by Samuel de Champlain. The weeklong events featured Indian pageants, a Tenth Regiment parade, and celebrations with representatives from France, England, Canada, and New York. Governor Hughes and state officials attended as Vermont and New York venues hosted gatherings along the Champlain valley.
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S. Ty
Dary B
Amherst
Frederick
Lake Charplain
Samuel de Champlain
Crown Point
Champlain
France
England
Canada
New York States
Champlais Valley
I H. Wallace Kospp
Moore
New York Commission
Tah
Root
Ambaraatoc Niryée
Great Mertain
Ambar Eader Jaeserand
Eyanee
New York Teaistature
Vermont
Gaseram Hughes
New York
Hoverner Prout
Tenth Regiment
Crowe Delot
Hughes
Seth Taw
Albert Cy Darnes
Chicago
Hiawatha
Innoote
Charplain
Fa O. Armstrong
Montreal
Tleandemga
Plattsboro
Tharetey
Burlington
Prescotat
Fareland
Lake Champlain
City Hall Park
Frouty
Ao. A. Hall
Epicropal Bishup
Riremide Park
Centennial Geld
Tiger Hawk
Johnny Hases
Ted Cook
Pat White
Norwich 250th Anniversary Celebrations Open Today
Norwich Conn July 3 the town marks 250 years since founding with ceremonies and a parade. The day began with the arrival of the California Arrow commanded by Captain Thomas and featured a commemorative program and local tributes.
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Norwich
Conn
Enns
Toda
California
Capt
Thomas
IS DENIED ANTLE SON IS DENIED ANTLE SON
New York July 5 Mrs Matilda Wooltey traveled east from Denver seeking custody of her four year old son. The case involved foster parents and a dispute over whether the child belonged to Mrs Wooltey or her husband who had allegedly given him away. The judge expressed sympathy but denied the request, noting the foster parents had custody. The hearing featured emotional appeals from Mrs Wooltey and the foster family, with witnesses describing the child’s ties to both sides.
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New York
Matilda Wooltey
Denver
Middletown
Jaen
Ar Babr
Bite
Wonlses
Justice Motechagser
Kita
Swhtin
Teara
Miwan
bin Toire
Wolsey
Auto runs away from firemen in New York incident
Firemen pour four streams of water to cool a burning automobile as they load a street with extinguishing gear. The car suddenly starts and careens a quarter mile down the road, pursued by fire crews in a chemical engine. A large crowd gathers as the runaway vehicle is finally captured and extinguished.
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New York
Ston
Fini
Siresmom
Deeing Rary
Datas Dhen
Fish Imported to Eat Mosquitos in Canal Zone
Washington plans to import small fish for the Panama Canal area to consume mosquito larvae. The fish, native to inland waters, swim near the surface to feed on mosquito breeding sites and algae. They are described as small, agile, and able to move across thin water surfaces.
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Canal Zone
Washington
Pancapia Canal
Hall Jong
Prominent Langham felled by giant firecracker accident
The influential financier Langham, longtime Provident financier and former president, died after his hand was injured in a firecracker incident during a late night event. The accident occurred at the Langham home, drawing condolences from prominent circles, including connections to the German ambassador and French embassy circles.
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Lauteuile
Tarnoah
Meath
Seymour
Granville Langham
Lily
Langham
Torm de Be
Catetean
Fanata
Gale
Mr. Langham
Warter & Temna
Leviertle
Rainscerto
the Provident
Gero Hehes
Insurance
Otto Kelfer
New York
Sen Sternberg
Stirs
United States
Nacvl
Warhing'an
Stella Pater
Will Sail for Native Land to Spend His Last Days
Jarod Tiermaan, eighty, plans to sail back to his native land Jerusalem to spend his final days. He refused to take his wife along, saying she could not accompany him, and he divided their joint property. He lived in the United States for over twenty years but believed he would die in his homeland, despite his wife’s plea to stay in America.
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New York
Jarod Tiermaan
Jerussiem
Terman Hte
United
Beating Becomes Forcing Peace In Philippine Highlands
Secretary Worcester reports reduced head hunting in the northern Luzon highlands. Tribes once at war now hold friendly contests and build trails and roads. Mountain men take up farming and weaving as peace grows across the region.
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Maslla
Tandlar
Dean C. Worcester
Lear
Laron
Philippine Commission
Worrester
Ani
Senate approves constitutional path for income tax
The Senate considered the finance committee amendment to the income tax bill and adopted the resolution for a constitutional amendment. The vote passed without dissent at 3:50 p.m., though the exact implications for states and distribution remain under debate.
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Senate
Washington
Aldrich
Finante Committee
Independence Day Tragedy and Heat Record in New York
Independence Day in New York featured extreme heat with 45 degrees noted as the lowest for July since 1871. A ten year old boy died from tetanus and a pistol suicide was reported, marking a grim end to the holiday’s observations.
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New Yorky
New York
T C'Eloek
Largest World Flag Hoisted Between Allegheny and Frick Buildings
A massive flag measuring 180 feet by 96 feet was raised between the Allegheny Court House steeple and the Frick Building, suspended by a two inch steel cable. The flag neared the ground when wind reached twelve miles per hour, and crowds witnessed more than 9 000 smaller flags unfurling atop the structure as the great banner was finally lowered.
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Tittsbore
Joly B
Allegheny Cott Bose
Court House
Amalley
Bullet Hits Man at Distance of Five Miles
A man was struck by a bullet at about five miles away while encamped in Forest Park yesterday. The incident caused clothing to be cut from neck to waist as steel ring glinted. he was knocked to the ground but survived due to darkness and timing. Police report ongoing investigation into the shooter and the weapon used.
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Sto Lowes
Ben Apert Ballet
Forest Park
Warren Poiomieh, & Peddier
Mar Ast
National Roads Congress Opens in Seattle
The National Geet Tinnits congress begins in Seattle with delegates gathering for a form aranion meeting. Delegates face delays and discuss ar eqparted issues amid a tense start.
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Seattle
Geet Tinnits
Aged Woman Aims Gun In Fatal Family Dispute
New York tale reports Mrs Bary De Marco a 50 year old woman who shot at her stepsister Margaret Carlo after a quarrel over property. The shotgun blast severed Carlo's leg at the knee while De Marco claimed the shooting was an accident. police found Carlo injured and De Marco previously arrested for pole manipulation.
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New York
Bary de Marco
Jersey City
Sim Margaret Carlo
Mre Carlo
Dedareo
Speyer and Company Arrange for Bond Sale
Speyer and Company announce a planned bond sale of 10 million dollars for the Louis and San Francisco Railway, issuing twenty year bonds to a syndicate of French banks led by Banque Francais with M. Robur involved in the financing action. A separate Havana report notes a duel in the House of Representatives between Col. Oreste Perera and Senor Monteon after a sharp exchange, with both men sustaining injuries.
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New York
Speyer & Co
Wey
Fe. Louis
San Francsco
Bilren
Banque Vrancals
M. Rouvier
France
Havana
Col
Oreste Perera
House of Representat Liven
Senor Monteon
Howe
Raptore
Col. Peerera
Gendr Mugtean
Col. Ferrera
Capressinna
Ayenor Monten
Ajwakerat
President of Way 1 Narrow Escape
Hagih president Anetne Elmem survived a near-accident when a crowd control incident triggered a fiery derailment near Handed Wet night. Several cars were wrecked and bystanders injured while authorities ordered an immediate cease of the escape.
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WAY 1
Elmem
Hagih
Child Burned by Fireworks During Fourth Celebration
A six year old girl, Mary Saville, sustained facial and upper body injuries from a firework explosion while celebrating the Fourth of July on Salt Lake Street. Witnesses report the flare caused burns and temporary vision disturbance. family aid was immediate and medical attention provided.
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Mary Saville
Mary Savitte
Fourth of July shooting shocks New York street scene
A cucar maker and a child are injured as fireworks and fear of a conspiracy swirl around a July Fourth shooting in New York. Police trace the blaze of bullets to a rifle fired during holiday revelry, with suspects and weapon found as detectives question Malian society tensions and parking lot bystanders.
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Josh Pagano
Chicatla Street
Mlemite
Bret Pe
Paganin
Parana
Bulla
Ingwan
Bern
Takahira Orator at Fourth of July Exercises
Takahira Takes the podium at Independence Hall delivering a keynote on Japan’s role in world affairs and its path toward modernization. He notes Japan’s autonomy recognition by the United States before 1870 and requests US support for peaceful civic progress among nations.
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Philadelphia
Daly
Kagota Takahire
United States
Matorfe
Independence Hall
Govergl
Japan
United Bistes
Great Britain
Fourth of July in Frisco Under Strict Police Edict
Frisco marks the Fourth with a government regulation banning noisy or dangerous celebrations. Police strictly enforce the ordinance prohibiting certain sales and fireworks. This is the first year of the municipal protection program following the 1906 disaster.
Evanston News Briefs From Wyoming Press
Evanston residents report several weeks in Fryanston aiding the DoS mission and offering church literature. Obituary notes include James Mansfeld, Mt. View cattleman, who died in Ogden Hospital after tuberculosis and surgery. his remains were shipped home for burial. Other items mention residents Florence Cutting, Keather Arthur with Esther Keppich in Ogden, and Mrs Charles Carpenter visiting Beanston for a week.
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Aer W. E. Baker
Aeden
Z. Vutteranth
Frankin
Westrrtt
Colorado
Fryanston
Churen
Gale
Mies
Kewther Arthur
Mira Esther Keppich
Ogden
Citzens Throuran
Uintah County
James Mansfeld
Mt. View
Waa
Ogden General
Flattering Articles On Independence Day Observed
The newspaper notes decorative features celebrating American Independence Day. Guests attended a reception at Teantten with a festive program and tribute to national history and achievements. The account emphasizes ceremonial events and communal pride.
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Teantten
Magazine Writer of Note Marries in New York
Charles Edward Tassel, noted magazine writer and former city editor, marries Mitay Ferre Iirchl of Davenport Iowa. The couple, who met in Davenport, planned to tour Europe before returning to New York in September to engage in local politics. Tassel authored Soldiers of the Common Good and held prestigious editorial posts in New York Cut, Chicago, and San Francisco.
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York
Jaly
Charles Edward Tassel
Mitay Ferre Iirchl
Andrew Jackam Hirechl
Mise Hirecht
Davenport
Lews
Mussel
Chicago
Runcelene
New York
Cutcagg
San Francisco
Europe
Automobile Party Collides With City Creek Crossing
In Salt Lake a auto party narrowly escaped injury when the vehicle owned by Attorney F A Seeat Selng struck a creek crossing near First West and North Terpte. Mrs Sweet and her party sustained injuries while others escaped with minor bruises. The incident left Mary and Evelea Sweet dead, two children of the couple, and their parents FF and Mrs Ggte also harmed.
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Salt Lake
Terpte
North State Street
Ogle
Ais Gust
Imprisonment for Reckless Speed Maniacs
In a fragmented report, Juanes Boxee of Fransian faces penalties for speed related drunken conduct. The Eransion justice outlines the mandated punishment under law for reckless driving and related offenses.
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Aire
Juanes Boxee
Fransian
Fatal Fourth of July Toll Far Lower This Year
Chicago reports one death and numerous injuries after Fourth of July celebrations nationwide. Fireworks caused the most fatalities and injuries, with cannon and firearms also contributing. The compiled tally shows a significant decline in fatalities compared with prior years, though injuries remain substantial across states.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Hundred Fifty Horses Cremated at Warren Fire
Early hour today a fire struck the Warren Improvement Company stables in the city. About 150 horses perished in flames as the blaze destroyed structures estimated at 76,000 dollars. Rescue efforts and investigations followed as authorities sought the fate of missing caretaker Arles Howard.
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Ban Francis
Warren Improvement Company
Arles Howard
Dentists Elect Officers at State Meeting
Tagan July 2 The State Dental Society at its meeting here elected officers President Dr Wight Park City First vice president Dr Cates Salt Lake City second vice president Dr Piatt Park City Secretary and Treasurer Dr Dalby Tyme. Several papers were read and the group enjoyed a trout dinner at the eight mile spur and Park City was chosen for the next meeting site.
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Tagan
State Dental Society
Bela
Bater
Wight
Park City
Firet
Cates
Saltlake City
Fir. Piatt
Dal. Tyme
Yellel
Fark
Noted Presbyterian Minister Dies in California Pastoral Career
An aging Presbyterian minister, born in New England and educated at several colleges, died yesterday in Pursdena. He served twelve years in California as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Karatons Springs.
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Fae Angeles
Jobs
Milter
Pursdena Beoplel
New England
Fem Rollege
Sehenetady
N, T
Trinteton
Peor Io
California
Pirot Presbyterian Church
Karatons Springs
School on Roof of Hospital for Consumptive Children
A New York City hospital opens a teaching and care unit for consumptive children on its rooftop. Teachers and staff will supervise a ward where patients live and receive meals, with a daily routine of meals, rest, and study. The article notes a midtown location and ongoing preparations for patient care and safety measures.
Teheran clash with heavy gunfire reported
A dispatch to the Times from Teheran describes a July incident with police and combatants firing rapidly. About 207 officers reportedly participated in the fight as Shakuhad used quick firing methods and one Mavim figure is noted among participants. The report is terse and contains several unclear names.
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Oba
Copsarks
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