William in Denmark and Royal Visit Sparks Ceremony
King Christian receives a royal visitor amid display and ceremony in Denmark as an Emperor tours the Danish exhibition before heading to Berlin. Commons resumes timer inquiry with Mr Parwell attempting explanation but blocked. Weather notes report temperatures around 22 to 82 with clear skies, light winds, and a forecast of possible rain in coastal areas. Observers cite plans for upcoming authority measures and related weather considerations.
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Cormenaces
Ull
Geemin
O'Clucik
Drager
Oristian
Denmark
Bibeck Amd
William Wry
Bois
Nori
Joigdr
Princets
Chrlatin
Herbert Biesiarek
Christan
Gantry Sleeriat
Sremerkorus
Rosie
Analesty
Caan
Aewblr
Bing Aid
Steay and
Cie Emilerer
Sardar Wory
Emperor of Germany Spends Day With King Christian
A chaotic report notes the German Emperor accompanying King Christian on a day of ceremonies and travel. The gathering included naval and military figures, with a feasting and theatrical display, amid discussions of future visits and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Emperwr
Germany
Christian
Debate and pension contest rouses crowds in Parliament
The debate in the House of Commons resumed amid protests over pension removals and cabinet provisions. Parnell and Gladstone figures clashed as the chair intervened, with calls for further statements once the commission forms and documents are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Daly
Tilles
Larnell
Theumter
Uae
Sinish
Iso
Ghvistone
Minerty Aid
Miri Vortetl
CT Reid
Ty Rostramm
Mander Axl Welvice
Willie
Parnell
Camp Becume
Coatoberlain
Coatoberlain Flsuselt
Chaaillessui
Willis Lana Harcourt
Gladstone Aml Ocho
POUND ROLE ADOPTED AT MEETING LATE FROM MINNESOTA
The report notes a group including members from the Union Voeitic and Central branch, with plans to address the Pact and to consider amendments. It discusses recovery and implications for government property and wartime assets, referencing the United States and British navy, with debate over appropriation and inquiries into the Treasury and Civil Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Meetpace
Minnesota
Davis
Tavings
Y Telegraph
Plan Li
Union Voeitic
Avi Ethiog
Dia
Fiat Lt
Toamulading
Cnled
Qermarios
New York Life Insure Company
Commiltter
Ips
Lee
Mhoel
United States
Agerivay
Senate
Atehisin
Feck
Heck
Specer
General Legialan
Aob
Privan
Tve
Liv Breasury
Liettwal
United
Texas
Li Ti
Briel Navy
Mr. Cocktell
Manopel
Naples
Ernest
Grekrell
Pepin
Finnie
United 5
Somurrow
Advantages Presented by the Bill as Recommended to the Senate
A senate report by Senator Frye from the select committees on Pacific railways urges passage of the Outhwaite Cajon plate railroad landing bill without amendment. It argues the bill ends US rail controversies, secures sinking funds, guarantees debt payments and interest, and provides stronger security for full repayment, urging adoption to hold companies to account. Also reports on the Chicago conspiracy case with new evidence involving ammonia, blue vitriol, and dynamite, detailing hearings and charges against Banereseen, Golding, Kougel, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasarsoros
Senate
Frye
Pacific
Cajon Paelite
Bili
Unio Pacific Railway
Central Branch
Union Pacific
United States
Inj
TMT
Putin
Baneresein
Golding
Kougel
Burlington & Quincy
Bowles
Sen
Mendota
Lawlesy
Palmer House Nightmare and Other July News Clippings
Terrifying thunderclap at the Palmer house wakes guests as a wall collapses and debris scatters. Also reported are a bail release in a sensational dynamite plot, extreme heat deaths in Kansas City, and updates on commerce, rail rates, lynching in Man a, and a fatal train murder in Springfield Missouri with details of the assailants and crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuivaso
Palmer House
Lightnie Kops
Cineaco
Reidalph Seeie
King
Gary
Getowell
Side Hawes
Curt
Inn
Kansas City
Signal Service
Crpaco
Chicago & Atlantie Milroned
New York
Blaine
Sefclock
Burks
Springfield
Jobs W. Barks
United States
Johinson
Freningshade Ark Partiames
Bave
Comrador
Dowsing
Erie
Firemum
Job Davis
Lees
Wiel
Pheken
Browns Overwooven Fuge ite Chactapat and More
A garbled basketball and baseball roundup from Kansas City and Baltimore features scattered team names and scores. The text highlights awards to workers, a Temperance evangelist, and a medal presentation to Mrs. Sand Waksis for her community service in shop environments.
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Louiette
The
Stan Temperance
Ciiun
Laminville and Nashville Railroad
West
Walter Hadelite
Lune
Satie
Sand Waksis
Amemica
Sinvil Ciwtis
le and X
Loken
Fragmentary OCR Note on Domestic Dispute and Penalty
An incoherent OCR snippet references a heavyset French woman associated with a pean stad and a fertility claim. It mentions a husband and wife, unpaid debt for whiskey, and alleged disturbance of a pened. Details are unclear and names are garbled, but the fragment implies a domestic dispute with financial and legal hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirley
Bresuet
Omeurs Tayuos
Stewart
Nimeelf
Ani
Across the Russian Frontier Boundary Pillar of Siberia Exile Tale
The article recalls the boundary post between Europe and Siberia at Perm Tobulsk, where exiles farewells have marked a century of sorrow. It notes 170000 exiles since 1875 and over half a million since the century’s start, with scenes of grief at the brick pillar as convoys move toward exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Perm
Tobulsk
Sieberia
Bt Petersburg
Forvet
Tiuman Beinigs
Kuang Goodby
Ander
Thorpe Kennan
Names That Please or Displease a Full Child Title
An essay argues taste varies on child names yet notes broad consensus on full titles. It examines syllable balance, rhythm, and initials, praising names like Oliver Wendell Holmes while warning against harsh or clumsy pairs. It cites examples, critiques two- and three-syllable patterns, and urges euphonious, well balanced given names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
James
Charlotte
Cuurense
Ulver Wendell Holmen
Joam Johnson
Willing Williams
Elis Lilis
Kate
Marian
Henry Wadeworth Longfellow
James Russell Lowell
Benedict Armold
Sydney South
Goldwin Smith
Judas
Roscoe Conkling
Ananya
Arthur Germione Sullivan
Gowihy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Waldo Emerson
Joan
Frank Detypawr Sheen
Grearee
Wilk Curtis
John Mul Jones
Eugene
Theodore Dwight Wooday
New York Commercial Advertiser
The Zoar Community In Helland Avoids Farm Abandonment
The Zoar community owns 7,000 acres in a single tract with half under cultivation while remaining land features heavy timber. Originally purchased for 10,000, much sold for capital. They produce goods in their own mills and by water power, and most needs are met within the community. Residents practice self sufficiency with housing, clothing, and food produced by Zoarite artisans and farmers. The town shows a daily routine of industry and mutual support, with women actively engaged in daily work and the community sustaining its own stores, crafts, and agriculture.
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Tse
Timaiom
Helland
Kingdom
Zourites
Rmaimler
Atvanew
Tron
Zour le Dons
Pitabarg
Uleroland
Washingwe
Baltimore
Miecow sTanton
Gus
Merry Proconien
Maida
Goeet Health
Onudoor
Serappinusiy
Joba
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Rick
Toon
Millicears
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ZOAR
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Ponce
Tran
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