West Virginia Exhibit Faces Crowded Forefront At Fair
Reading of the West Virginia pavilion during the fair week highlights the forestry display and diverse specimens. Officials note strong exhibitor turnout, with attention on the Woods and Forestry section, the State’s notable tree varieties, and the visitors from Charleston to Wheeling. The event faces legal questions over gallery access and crowd control as the administration seeks smoother operations.
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West Virginia
Mlanpauith
Minnie
Tawbarger Lumter Co
Dubbin
Tronuy
Oentyls & Case Contafolor Oram
Lnteote
Ald. Hopkins
Lormoloniss
Fariquitire
Roamtawh
W. Ve
Vartereburg Mil Co
Stacvard Oil Company
Parke Wire
Parke Wire, Abows An Export Ol Barral of Nil Kewswich, Marasib Co
Das Oo
Orbilicof
Pittsham Road Company
Connl
Cunsencehiety
Wmaneo Socilnas
Eton
Eiain
Charleston
B. Davie
Keveoi
P. 5
Landsiines Arty
Lieto
Davies Dr
Uwerswoo
She Marston Cosh
Coke
Ranig Wiley
Yoine Piassant
Hocabonlas 100
Doby Roman
Major Khyrou
Siartas Court House
Prof Autor Ue
Whednee Public Schools
Wheeling Resehbers
Prerier
Waverine Business Dollars
Vrutveurs Bn Marues and
Shielde
Parmout Normal Senoor
Martin
Turmmriy Preakdous
Virginie
Uolveraity
Grepucestio
Ted
Mrs Thompaon
Joemishes
Lowlevilte
Torbersvure
Olsir
Associaoe
Pacgbarn
Ugalee
Midway
Pialaance
Pisin
Tee
Siam Accepts French Ultimatum in Bangkok Dispatch
The Siamese government accepts all terms of the French ultimatum. Prince Vadhana delivered the news to M Develle who announced French diplomatic talks would halt after Pavie’s departure. British and French navies prepare amid tensions as Paris and London weigh next moves and possible arbitration.
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Prince Vadhana
Foreign Office
M. Dovelle
Siam
France
M. Revol
M. Doyelle
M. Pavie
Bangkok
M. Revoll
M. Reveil
M. Develle
Liam
M. Deveile
Dupuy
Carnot
Gulf of Siam
Royal
Paris
Johos
Banoxox
Anam
Cambodia
Mekong
Ries
Mooam
Prince Devewongee
Avram
Hankok
Mecam
Kob-S!-Chang
Gui Siam
Huma
Sianese
Jaly Aist
Bacchchester
Lord Roseberry
St. Jonxs
N. F
Great Britain
Cleopatra
Pelican
Burnard
Hopkins
Blake
le Mornaix
la Mornaix
St. Pierre
New Foundland
Lexpos
The
Times
Thea
House of Lords
Soir
London
Loxpox
M. D
Foreign Affairs
Gladstone
Stuart Rendel
Hatchlands Place
Goldford
Pants
Mekong River
Banking Turmoil and Bank Runs Across Cities
The report chronicles widespread financial strain with banks delaying or suspending operations, deposits draining, and runs. It notes actions by bank presidents, receiver appointments, and bank statements showing declines in reserves loans and deposits, plus records of specific bank closures and runs in cities like Axey Columbus Brooklyn Trenton and Portland with notes on impending rules to manage withdrawals.
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Cincinnati
Pitttsburg
Reds
Ehret
Billen
Tan
Latham
Monhas
Hotineay
Too Yangts
Gagavos
G. Seal
Murr
Dwyer
P Ehret
Killen
Pistes
Bouotoon Lo
Cinefapatli Pittsburgh
Smith
Bierbaver
Ward McPhee
Beckley
Ga Bierbauer
Holiday
Murphy
Sugden
Snyder
Boston
Hawke
Baltimores
Baltimore
Gastright
Emilie
New York
Washington
Errata
Corman
Esper
Wapiros
McQuaid
Hornung
Brooklys
Eastern Park
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Carsey
Sharrett
Vickery
Ouisville
Chicago
Lund
Rhoades
Hotchinson
Hurst
St. Louis
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Lynch
von der Abe
Cienard Cr Pire
Errora
Breiterstein Sarped
John and
Arthur Clarkson
Emigrat Industrial Saw- Ieee Bani
James MacMahon
Axxey
Citizen's Sayings and Loan Association
Watt Street
New Yor
Pirraneno
United States Circuit Court
Tresor Luther Park
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railway
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
John King
John
McCullough
Oatland
Oxc
Commercial National Bank
Portland Savings Bank
Ainsworth National Bank
First National Bank
Brooklyn Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Rata Ap
Flandre
Dime Kings Bank of Brooklyn
South Brooklyn Savings Bank
Germania Savings Bank
Kings County
McNeale and Urban Safe and Lock Company
Lave
Howard Douglass
Fostera
Foster & Company
Charles Foster
D.G
Treasury
Ocala
Philadelhis
Guy
Administration's push to shape House committees
Washington July 29 The administration aims to have Mr Crisp organize the House committees to align with Democratic policy. The plan includes unconditional repeal of the Sherman act and potential reorganization of the coinage and appropriations panels. Bland's future as chairman is undecided, contingent on his own choice and alignment with free coinage. Changes will reflect presidential wishes across the Fifty third Congress. The final makeup may differ from the Fifty second.
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Perventina
Council of Admteligtration
Bethtalf
Winwen , Dickers
S. E. George
Eigenbotham
Sieln
Bela
Jada Stele
Saldot Ik
the Council of Administration
Meander
Covary
Bat
Jeanine
D. C
United States
Tals
Archduke Franz Alexander
Austria
Hungary
Washington
Vancouver
B. C
Yellowstone
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Totore
Archduke Cose
Frances Ferdinand
Rudolph
Crisp
Stand
Bland
House
House of the Fifty-third Congress
Peel
Cholera Reports Spread Across Provinces and Cities
Rowe reports 28 cholera cases and 15 deaths in Alessandria province by last evening. In Naples, Greece notes fresh cholera cases and deaths in the past 24 hours. Rome’s Tribuna cites reduced cases in Naples and does not confirm higher figures. Also noted is a hanging in Waterboro for patricide last June.
Factories to Cut Workforce Across Plants
Warnings of factory closures sweep reports from Massachusetts plants including American Waltham and Company. Foremen were questioned by President Pitch on reducing labor, with implied pay cuts and job losses across sites. Separate notes describe an accidental shooting near Rockwood, Ohio, injuring Gus Kimble, with a party’s condition listed as serious. physicians assess the wound likely not life threatening.
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Warns
Mass
American Waltham ‘and Company
Pitch
Elgin
He Mentaser
Hentivotos
W. Va
Rockwood
Ohio
Gus Kimble
Orchard Crawtara
Tae
Kimble
Shove
South American War Developments Reported
Despatches from San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua indicate Granads may capitulate soon as government forces at Graskda struggle. Gen Seth leads revolutionaries after mass fighting. Kanade siege imminent amid disrupted interior communications. Carnegie mills face potential shutdown with furnaces failing and mass layoffs. Bonds sale in West Virginia city delayed. naval tensions rise as perceived friendly war unfolds between red and blue squadrons near Loypos and Fort Smith reports.
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Paxama
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Granads
Graskda
Sethinader
Massaya
Managud
Kanade
Nixcaragus
Soup Houses For Denver Unemployed Spark Train Protests
Dexvex reports Denver sees soup houses for the jobless drawing crowds and train riders. Rail managers complain tramps fill cars. some divisions offer free freight or limited rides while authorities struggle to manage the unrest. Missouri Pacific division chiefs permit passengers to ride through to end of run.
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Dexvex
Adicntigna
Saeu
Asian Pacific Railroad
Golng Est
Camp Helief
Tts
Loewisville
Colorado Springs
Denver
Deaver
Masy
Iivaca. Mo
Colorado
Missouri Pacifis
Mysterious Explosion Hurts Child Near Parkersburg
A severe blast struck a Parkersburg area porch injuring May Wyatt, a young girl, as John Wyatt and family sat inside. Eyewitnesses report no smoke and no cartridge found. theories range from accidental dynamite to other causes, while the condition of May’s hand and fingers is described as severely injured.
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Parkersburg
Mperial Telegramo
Fumdoy Kreuter
Pauxensnogo
W. Va
John Wyatt
Fuanily
Kasawha
Little May
Justeeabe
Gilaes
Bone
Viclen
Hitelo
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Gallon
J. Bly
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Wheeling
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Youngatown
Zanesville
Will Bure Smith
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Portamouth
Enquirer
Rome
Yession Dupart
Hose Smith
J. le Read
Ao Asytum
Robert G. Ingersoll
Tijipoli Cavalry
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John W. Harris
Smoller
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James
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Besch
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Tale
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Loypos
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Fort Suith
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