Contents of June Books and Illustrations
A scanned June contents list shows multiple literary works and authors. It features The Handsome Homes by William Black, The Revolution of New York by Thomas A. Janvier, An Artist's Summer Vacation by John Gilmer Speed, The Empress of Austria by a court lady, Vivisection and Brain Sorcery by W W Keen, Point War Aatory by Grace Livingston Furniss, Wyoming Another Pennsylvania by Julian Ralph, New Francs Under British Rule by Henry Broomis Nelson, The Refugees by A Conan Doyle, Borace Chase by Constance Fenimore Woolson, Editor's Study by Charles Dudley Warner, and Literary Notes by Laurence Hutton with illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
William Mall
New York
Thomas A. Janvier
Howard Vie
John Gilmer Speed
William M. Chase
Austria
W. W. Keen
M. D
Li. D
Grace Livingston Furniss
W. T. Smedley
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Julian Ralph
Henry Broomis Nelson
C. S. Reinhart
North American Review June contents overview
Contents include The Lesson of the Naval Review by Hilary A. Herbert former Secretary of the Navy and pieces by W. H. Mallock Andrew Carnegie and others on topics like police protection at the World's Fair Reform of drink traffic and notes from contributors. The issue surveys finance taxation morality and social topics with prominent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Review
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
W. H. Mallock
New York
Charles Dickens
Andrew Carnegie
Chicago
Secret Service
Europe
J. A1. Hiles
Paris
W. S. Rainsford
D. D
W. Bourke Cochran
Christyan
T. Alexander Hyde
Newton L. Bunnell
William Kinnear
J. E. Arnold
Tow ARENA and Public Intellectuals in a Fragmented Era
A fragmented listing of authors and topics spans theology, science, fashion, and literature. It references Rev. Marion D. Shutter, Arthur McDonald, Helen Campbell, Frances I. Russell, and others in essays on insanity, religion, gender, coinage, and national symbols. Includes reviews of The Metaphasical Works of Dr J A Dewey, Miss Ferrier novels, and various religious, political, and cultural themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion D. Shutter
D. D
Arthur McDonald
M. D. Shutter
Helen Campbell
J. FE. Deen
R. B. Leach
M. D
A. C. Tisk
Frances I. Russell
B. O. Flower
Union For Practical
Gress
J. M. Coulter
Chaylee J. O'Malley
Margaret Sidney
Millen A. Richardson
Mary Newberry Adams
M. K. Craig
Will Allen Dromgoole
Eirza Calvert Hall
I. W. Sanders
A. M. Islam
B. AO. Flower
J. A. Dewey
Hattie C. Flower
Miss Ferrier
H. W. Thomas
Healih Garland
Henry Wood
Idea Suggestion
Dr. Clarke
Oliver Cromwell
B. O. Mower
Economical Buyers Attention Sale Advertised Goods
Weekly sale slashes prices to boost demand after bad weather heavy shelves reduced by drastic discounts. All-Wool Scotch Homespun at 48c, Tennis Flannel at 8c, Figured Charlies at 5c, All-Wool Henriettas 50c, Colored Silk Velvets $1, Chenille Covers $1.98, Lace Curtains and more. 1,250 Capes and Jackets featured in vast finish.
Inquest at Willard's hall on Lord's theatre disaster
The Washington inquest into the Lord's theatre disaster opened at 1 a.m. in Willard's hall with Clerks of the record and pension division present amid fear of Colonel Ainsworth. Testimony described threats, dangerous conditions, and a tense atmosphere as clerks pressed for accountability and restraint while Dr. Schaeffer presided and a confrontation involving Colonel Ainsworth and angry observers erupted during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sdne
Lord’s Theatre
Willard’s' Hall
Willard’s Hotel
Ainsworth
Record and Pension Division
Ross Perry
War Department
Schaeffer
Lamont
Smith Thompson
Colonel Ainsworth
Tappéal
Republic
Warner
Shaeffer
Precinct Police
Colonel _Ainsworth
Mr. Thompson
Iman
B. H. Warner
Washington
Butler Fitch
Record and Pension Department
Record
Pension Division
Perry
Morgan Spencer
Bridgeport
Ala
Mr. Perry
Ames
Tamolt
Princess Eulalie Thrills Fair Officials with Whims
Princess Eulalie visited Worty’s Farm Grounds on June 13, arriving in the morning and staying till late afternoon. Escorts and Columbian guards followed her route, with officials left to manage sudden movements. She lunched at the White Horse inn, toured the ethnological exhibit, and viewed Golare relics at the La Raida convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalie
Worty's
Infanta
Davis
White Horse Inn
Golare
la Raida
Threatened Rate War Shakes Western Rails
Chicago reports the Western Passenger Association faces a rate clash as Great Northern declares a $25 Seattle to St Paul fare. Discussion centers on keeping Northwest rates steady, with Wisconsin Central already in revised terms, and potential cuts spreading to Chicago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Great Northern
St. Paul
Sts. Paul
Western Passenger ‘Association
Seattle
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Passenger Association
Great Western
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Notorious train robbers Sontag Evans captured after long chase
Visatia California on June 18 reports after over a hundred months of searching and six posse encounters the train robbers John Sontag and Chris Evans met four deputy U.S. marshals. Sontag was wounded and in custody. Evans escaped after firing forty shots, leaving a bloodstained scene and with no gun or ammunition, leading authorities to believe he is wounded and likely to be captured soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visatia
Cal
John Sontag
Chris Evans
United States
Sontag
Landing of American Marines in Nicaragua Causes Excitement
A Managua dispatch reports marines and sailors from the Atlanta establishing a camp near Santa Fe close to the canal. The move triggers widespread excitement, with fears the United States will seize control. The government is criticized for passivity and accused of treason by some observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Atlanta
Santa Fe
Sacaza
United States
Rong
American College
West Superior Man Pretended Rescue Turns Villain
A West Superior resident named Antoine Weller claimed to have saved the South Shore train but detectives showed he tore up the rail to earn a reward. He confessed to the deed in hopes of a payout from the company and passengers, turning from hero to villain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Superior
Wis
Antoine Weller
South Shore
Weller
Entertained Robbers Unawares near St Johnsville
Two strangers posing as seekers for a business location robbed Aaron Lasher of 100 dollars near St Johnsville, threw him from a carriage, and fled. The incident occurred as they rode away from the Fort Puain area in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Puain
Aaron Lasher
St. Johnsville
Robber in Colorado Hotel Steals 2000 in Jewelry
GiEnWwoop Springs Colorado June 13 a bold robber robed guests at the Hotel Colorado of money and jewelry likely totaling $2000 a six shooter in view he walked the hotel seizing valuables and escaped. St Joseph Missouri June 13 remains of Joseph Koenig found on railroad tracks after murder and robbery officers seek killers. Dosugny Iowa June 13 Julius Wittner and Peter Wasser elderly men found dead likely heart disease. Milwaukee June 1 unknown man found in river believed to Herman Schaffer Chicago banker missing after failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gienwwoop Springs
Colo
Hotel Colorado
St. Joseph, Mo
Joseph Koenig
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Julius Wittner
Peter Wasser
Wittner
Wasser
Milwaukee
Hich
Herman Schaffner
Chicago
General James Hall Dead In New York City Train Tragedy
General James A Hall of DaMariscotta Maine died suddenly aboard a train between Syracuse and Utica on his way home from Columbus. The report notes a decline in deposits and a state banking board action at the McCague Savings Bank. Also listed are cultural and fraternal notes: Mystic Shrine gathering in Cincinnati with about 6000 nobles and a German Knights of Pythias session in Indianapolis addressing ritual matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damariscotta, Mo
This Place
Syracuse
Utica
Columbus
Omana
McCague Savings Bank
State Banking Board
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Suicide, wreck and arrest headline from June reports
In Cepak Raps Ia a farmer near Toddville and Golden Eagle Clothing cashier Simeon Ranch hanged himself citing ill health. A Ohio Southern train No 18 wreck at Harris curve near Storns station injuring nine. Otto Gom mall, 19, jailed for safe cracking and likely penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepak Raps
Simeon
Toddville
Golden Eagle Clothing Company
Springfield
Ohio Southern
Harris’ Curve
Storns'station
Graves Case Continued in Denver Court
In Denver on a motion for a continuance to September Judge Burns granted the continuance in the Graves case. Pred Grant left Vienna for the United States with many diplomats bidding farewell at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Graves
Grant
Vienna
Fred. D. Grant
United States
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