Buried fortune tale denied by Boer quartermaster
Gen Samuel Pearson, Kruger's army quartermaster, rejects stories of hidden millions. Mrs von Veltheim clings to the tale, claiming her husband Dom Paul helped bury at least four million in Pretoria’s wake. She travels, seeks proof, and may return to Transvaal as she pursues the secret cache.
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New York
Cam Paul Kruger
Samuel Pearson
Mas Ledwig von Weitheim
Dom Paul
Little Republic
Pretoria
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Machadodor
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Gen. Pearson
Fretoria
Stnches
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Barney Barn
Republic
Mra von Veltheim
Sali
von Veltheim
Transvaal
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von Velthaim
Krugers Sons
London
Africa
Capt Bleaksley
Aquebogue
Long Island
Children’s Day at Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
A thousand persons attended Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church for a Children's Day festival. The church was decorated with flags and flowers, and the choir with orchestra performed. Harold Adams, Richard Sargent, Robert Smith, and George Sargent presented recitations, while the Sunshine Band of eight maidens received warm applause. Local graduates received Bibles and framed diplomas as part of the program. committees led by Mrs Stetson, Miss Hachel Baker, Miss Gertrude Wright, and Miss Mary Pugh organized the event.
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Gunton-Temple
Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
Harald Adams
Richard Sargent
Robert Smith
George Sargent
Sunshine
Elizabeth Richards
Florence Foster
Margaret Foster
Margaret Windham
Sophia Hamlin
Margaret Hendren
Catherine Lyon
May Crocker
Lillian Allison
Alice
Mary Rendear
Jay
Stetson
Hachel Baker
Gertrude Wright
Mary Pugh
Congressmen Plan Great Lakes Fishing Trip
A National Republican Committeeman William L Ward Mayor John J Brown Corporation Counsel H R Barrett of White Plains and Congressmen James S Sherman and Lucius W Littauver left last night for a fishing trip to the Great Lakes They will camp at Bartland Wisconsin and expect to be joined by several New York politicians
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New York
National Republican
William L. Ward
John J Brown
H. R. Barrett
White Plains
James S Sherman
Lucius W. Littauver
Great Lakes
Bartland
Wis
Tobacco Growing Slow as Weather Delays Planting
Special to The Washington Fest reports cool weather in South Boston Virginia hindering young tobacco plant growth with about three quarters of the crop set out and cut worm damage rising. Prices at local markets remain steady despite slow supply and weak sales.
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Boston
Lynehnburge
Petersburg
Washington Post
London
Mr. Roosevelt
London Markets Suffer Amid Global Slump Amid Europe
London and Paris stock scenes sag as Roosevelt and British policy draw blame for capital withdrawals. Berlin hints at improving mood as New York influence steadies markets while rail and railways face pressures. Week ends with cautious optimism and ongoing money-market tightness amid shared woes.
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Roosevelt
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Berlin
New York
Europe
America
Pennrail to Build Snow Fence With Shrubs in Mountains
The Pennsylvania Railroad forestry bureau begins planting low-growing shrubs along Allegheny Mountain tracks to form a snow fence four feet apart. The aim is to curb drifting snow that slows travel and reduces winter maintenance costs. Forester Sterling starts work on the project to replace costly seasonal rail fences.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bureau of Forestry
Allegheny Mountains
Forester Sterling
Stock market gloom and crop fears weigh on Wall Street
Dark skies and cold weather depress stock sentiment amid scant trading and stagnant prices. Analysts note Spring crops damaged, grain outlook uncertain, and riots in San Francisco hinting at broader labor unrest. Bond market weakness driven by large new issue supply further shadows equities. Trade and rail freight fear ripple effects, delaying a market recovery.
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Stock Exchange
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Europe
England
United States
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Tate
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Daniel F Kellogg
Hotels and Cities Listed Names from an Old Directory
A long OCR style list catalogs hotel guests by city across the United States, naming numerous individuals and couples with affiliations to Metropolitan, National, St James, Ebbitt, Regent, Arlington, and other hotels. The fragmentary text compiles guests by city including Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Richmond Alabama California Connecticut Florida Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland Michigan New Jersey North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Texas Virginia Wisconsin and others. The entry preserves numerous personal names with occasional spouses and hotel brands.
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Baltimore
George A Hope
F A Hudson
W D. Jordon
Wits
Regent
Bhoston
J A. Powell
G Glover
KE Welton
W L. Manchester
F. T Gidrk
M Lench
John Anderson
National
G. K. Witon
St James Letterman
Rigg
H. M H Austin
New Willard
Chicago
H W Byers
J J O'Conner
Walter Frank
Haleigh
Wishbiate
W. H L Evang
Metropolitan
F Pendinger
J’ Ettinger
Koch
St James
H Kenny
Artington
F. J. Seng Ani
0. Smith
New York City
H Riddell
James Kearny
Leon H Cohen
J ¥ Harris
George M. Sutton
G HB von Vorhens
H Quakenbush
Y Smith
G Pagan
D. W Sennia
Richards Holznen
Bhorehem
Duel
Riggs
D Leppingwell
MH Hendren
M_ Clarke
Epbltt
Bristol
A Kenyon
Miner
HJ Platt
C D James
Thomas Jones
Dobson
Charles J West
Philadelphia
David Donovan
G B Carey
J H Smith
W Leopold
Metropoli
Lester
Martin Melea
James HH Williams
Arlington
M. Butcher
Lybrand
Mr Leveith
Ebbitt
JF Safferthwait
NB Craig
W. Hearn
Pittsburg
M . Howell
C. Stephens
Raleigh
Gibson
O’ Flanigan
Oa Goodwin
H Montgomery
M M. Eckhardt
Nashville
Florida
Mary Buford
Tagles
Jacksonville
H Alles
Tampa
Blickey
Poncacola
Izabeth Gillan
St. James
Dr Myerton
Indiana
Walker
Rushville
Kentucky
N Brather
Lexington
Arington
Loquisiana
Frank Cohen
J D Watkins
New Orleans
Massachusetts
J_D Manion
Haverhill
Cary
Gardner
EF G Murphy
Everett
Whitman
Blockton
George W Adams
Waltham
J’ L Gleason
Thomas F Welsh
Jamaica Plains
Shoreham
Maryland
T C McMillan
Annapolis
Michigan
Annis A Pollard
Luella M Jessup
Frances B. Turner
Grand Rapids
New York
T C Boswell
Joseph Simon
Troy
H Howarth
A H Pearson
Nysok
Ralaigh
H S. Dodgson
Rochester
Ernest Gulick
Garden City
J. Fawcett
Elmira
NEW _JERSEY
W R Doyle
Trenton
H S Randall
Freeport
Bert O Ciny
Rome Riggs
North Carolina
C C Moore
Charlotte
Charles A Thomas
Smallwood
Columbus
E. I. Boyers
Freamont
M J Lawrence
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Haston
C Harnish
Lancaster
L Cone
Ridley Park
W Patch
Lebanon
Rhode Island
Len
Providence
T J Loughran
Tennessen
Hoss
Jonesboro
Brooks
Memphis
Texas
Thompson
Bay City
Brownsville
Virginia
H F. Gray
Warrenton
Moore
Lynchburg
Fulton
Covert
Wisconsin
Max Archer
HO King
Madison
Resolutions From International Cotton Conference End
Vienna June 2 report that the International Cotton Congress adjourned May 29 with an American favorable tilt. Growers and spinners unite against cotton futures speculation and back ginning and baling compression. A tare maximum of twenty two pounds per bale was adopted, aiding American growers. Spinners seek closer ties with growers and support extending cotton cultivation where feasible.
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Vienna
International Cotton Congress
Congress
America
Harvin Jordan
United States
Evans dog takes a walk and returns home
A tiny black and white Japanese spaniel belonging to Evans of 314 Indiana Avenue Northwest wandered out yesterday morning. Police were alerted as the dog missed its midday meal, but the spaniel returned by dinner time, scratching at the street door to signal its arrival.
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Evans
Indiana Avenue Northwest
Desirable D. C. Real Estate Offers Strong Props
There is nothing safer or more promising in the way of investments than desirable D. of C. Real Estate. We can offer you the best and most substantial propositions in both homes and investment properties.
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Justice Robb to Rest with Westward Visit This Summer
Justice Charles H. Robb of the District Court of Appeals will leave Washington for a lengthy rest in the Western United States from New Mexico to Yellowstone Park. Advised by his doctor to rest, he plans unfrequented West locations, with a late summer return to court anticipated in the fall. He may travel to New England afterward. He recently benefited from a trip to Vermont. Switt & Company's Fresh Beef sales in Washington averaged per pound this week.
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Charles H. Robb
District Court of Appeals
United States
New Mexico
Yellowstone Park
New England
Vermont
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