Walkover Trotting Race Attracts Wide Attention
A chaotic recap describes SUAS' WALKOVER race with Teod Beaten Easily in heats, a $5,000 purse, and Wadded money concerns. The event drew about two thousand spectators despite weather and odd betting patterns. Cobad, Phalias, and Cobb dominated wagering with mixed outcomes and disputed payments.
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Sean Bogle
Oy Daly
Phallas
al Oat Odda
Abe
Phalias
Chicago
Millehargh
Owen
Pallas
Maxey
Cobb
English politics and the election race last week
Disorderly fragmentary report on Lovias dbermushty Friahtesed ty Ete ora be the teaaie boy and the Liberal victory in the polls. Mentions Liberals ahead of Conservatives as the campaign intensifies with talk of reform and voter turnout.
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Lovias
Omenay
Government ic retadm director case noted agate item
A public records agate notes a director related uncertainty amid multiple public corruption inquiries. Officials reference ongoing oversight and potential investigations affecting agency actions and governance.
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Agate
Last Day of W C T U Convention Elects Officers
The fourth day of July marked the final and best day of the W C T U Interstate Convention. Resolutions favored learning institutions and state and national prohibition, while a plan of work aimed to stabilize future conferences at Mountain Lake Park. Officers elected: President Mrs S P Setafe and Treasurer Hon G W Aibineon of West Virginia. Delores and visitors left highly pleased with the event.
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Buslevas Trasandod
Ofloure
Yamr
Peal
Ramey Kepler
Movevais Lace
Mountain Lake Park
Mra
Grant's Condition Report From July Fourth
Reports from July Fourth indicate General Grant slept about nine hours overnight and woke at dawn. Dr. Douglas advised gradual awakening with nourishment before further assessment. Grant appeared strengthening but remained weak with some mucus, while family members and staff offered cautious optimism about his recovery.
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McGaewe
Douglas
General Grant
Gen. Grant
Fred Grant
Herm
Grant
Uch
Cuan Senate
Romero Tomer
Mora
Samda
Cyma W. Field
Lowton
Haci
Ae Field
Telegraphs and notices mix uneasy in fragmented dispatches
A garbled telegram summary lists personnel changes at the Consulate, retirements in the Post Office Department, a Texas cattleman’s wealth and a fatal accident at Mesman Bold. Fire damages the Future City Oil Work in St Louis, and General Lew Wallace has arrived in New York. Other items note a yellow fever illness, a Morristown business block destroyed, and various local incidents across states with sparse details and names.
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Viret Hartein
Wi Laaygen
Kaness Wioter
C. Th Walker
Postofice Department
James Prasiee
Texas
Af & Mesman
St. Louis
Gieneral Lew Wallace
Turkey
New York
Wes
van Ansberp
Phillips
Parsons
Assy Office
Morristown
Ind
Lew
Cape
Washington
Soldiers Monument
Jayerne
Foster
National Coast Patrol
John Everts
de Galesbe A. Amberson
Chicago Baptist University
Vastar College
J. Kelly
Cincinnati
Armatic Canods
Istenge
Kansas
Roacie
Bas
Saybors
Iowa
Nebraska
Wayard
Tammany Celebrates The Glorious Fourth in New York
Tammany Hall hosted a July Fourth gathering with an address of welcome by Dieg(o) and a reading of the Declaration of Independence. Orlando Potter delivered the long talk on the topic and officials urged unity for a Jeffersonian Democracy amid calls to support the administration and preserve free institutions.
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Cleveland
New York
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Pres ‘Diego
Orlando Potter
Richelieg Rabineen
Eugene Cuse
A. B Tappan
Dennia McMahon
Execurive Massiox
Wasursoros
Henry Dagro
Genod Sachem
Duan Lin
Rennet
Midsummer dullness in trade across regions
Reports from Boston, New Orleans, Burlington and Chicago show general trade dullness ahead of the midsummer holiday. Some sectors such as boot and shoe in Boston stay active, while cotton goods and grain markets face price pressures. Strike threats loom in Western Pennsylvania and other cities. imports and farm supplies waver with mixed crop outlooks and lifting prices.
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Bendatreet
Boston
Juite
Department of Business
New Orleans
South
Missouri Valley
Burlington
Chicago
Missouri River Valley
New York
New Hestem
Cleveland
New Lincoon
Pittsburg
Jobbery
Aemani
Hull
Philadelphia
United Kingdom
Stata
Atlantic
Yeas
Ci Cies
Ealea
Wight
United States
Cas ‘Ada
St. Lovet
Auckland
American University debate on college and university roles
The July 4 Woodstock Conn discussion features Princeton’s President McCosh, arguing that America needs distinct colleges and universities. He outlines historical growth, discipline balance, and the need for varied degrees, urging stronger arts and sciences, and cautions against overreaching by smaller colleges. He also critiques honorary degrees and proposes reform to preserve scholarship.
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Woodstock
Conn
Rosedale Park
Thin City
Provident
James McCash
D. D
Princeton College
America
Princeton
Universition
Bologna
Purin
Oxford
Syya Hallam
Theology
Arta
Philosophy
Medicine
Erte
Middle States
Wacinity
Ming
Europe
Mont
Britain
Ech
Anteisne
Wrofensare
Tony
Ehoolil
Eboald Eki
Ates
Hawe & Stadium
Monte
Erzanoq i University
Neme
American University
Ameri Uaiveratea
Friends of Education
Tam of
College Imi B
Allasa
Li Wight Elit Witite Eerte
Trasteca
WORKERS TROUBLE AT FOURTH OF JULY ACROSS CITIES
In Chicago street car strikers and dock workers faced disruption during the Fourth. West Division meetings planned arbitration with Mayor Harrison guiding the process. Across Cleveland mills, leaders aimed to organize labor action, with President Weiba expected to visit Monday.
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Cnicaco
Madis Ben
Sotme
Peaterday
Bani
Met
3. B. Barker & Co
T. W. Harvey Lumber Company
St. Joseph
Union
B. Barker & Co
Harrison Watts
Mies
Etrikere
Tll
Binat
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Weiba
Amalgamated Association
Craary
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Pao Om
Murphy
Phallan
Daly
Fialina
Alver
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Naika Stragas
Mamee
W. C. T. U. Convention
W. A. Davia
McCosh
Clare
Heckmer
John L. Heckmer
Catholic Knights of America
Taylor County
Hue
Mexico
Vance
Seema
Hiteelf
Thayer
Lilly
Tory
Cleveland Strikers
Wolhe
Nashville
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Teas
Kentucky Union
M, McIllin & CO
Cal Times
EMI
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