Monte & Go July Atlantic Monthly Contents
The July Atlantic Monthly lists items and authors including His Vanished Star by J Lt Charles Egbert Craddock Within the Heart by George Parsons Lathrop In the Heart of the Summer by Edith M Thomas Admiral Lord Exmouth by A T Mahan Passports Police and Post Office in Russia Isabel Gangood A General Election Right and Wrong in Politics by Sir Edward Strachey Ghose Fliars Mary Thacher Higginson The Change of Saint Castin Mary Hartwell Cabot Governor Morton and the Sons of Liberty William Dudley Voulke Petrarch Studies in the Correspondence of Petrarch T C Harriet Waters Preston and Louise Dodge Problems of Presumptive Proof James W Clarke Public Libraries Why Not Public Museums Edward S Morse De Tocqueville Memoirs Comment on New Books The Contributors Club Hebe Near the State A Problem in the Ethics of Childhood The Little Red School House The Essence of Poetry The Poems Speak for Themselves An Experience in Cosmopolitan Paris Appreciation Through Enjoyment A Supplanted Dignitary
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Charles Egbert Craddock
George Parsons Lathrop
Edith M. Thomas
Lord Exmouth
A. T. Mahan
Russia
Isabel ¥. Gangood
Sir Edward Strachey
Ghose Fliars
Mary Thacher Higginson
Chage
Saint Castin
Mary Hartwell Gaherwood
Governor Morton
The
Sons of Liberty
William Dudley Voulke
Petrarch
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr
Pet
Rarch
T. C Larriet Waters Preston
Louise Dodge
James W. Clarke
Edward S. Morse
de Tocaneville
Hebe
Little Red School
Paris
Richly Illustrated Pieces in Frank Leslie Monthly
A summary of richly illustrated articles including Metropolitan Life in Summer, Our Royal Spanish Visitors, The Sailors of the Czar, The Paris Salon, Greenland and Its Mysteries, Dalmatia and Albania, and The News World of London. Each piece features portraits, maps, or dramatic scenes with named authors and notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Vance
New York
G. I Stanton Sickles
Infanta Malalia
Valerien Gnibayedoff
Grand Duke
Alexander
Kaznakoff
Dmitri Donskoi
Paris
Troops from Fort Snelling to Leech Lake for Indian trouble
Troops from Fort Snelling, Company D of the Third Infantry, left by special train at 6 40 pm under General Merritt to reach Leech Lake, 75 miles away, amid reports of the seizure of Dr J R Walker by Indians. Telegrams from Park Rapids and Park Rapids hotel keeper indicated Walker held by natives and danger to his life, prompting orders for troops and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack
J. R. Walker
Walker
United States
Marshal Donahower
Park Rapids
J. H. O'Neill
H. A. Walling
M. D
Dr. Walker
Leech Lake
Mr. O'Neill
Dr.Walker
Department of Dakota
General Merritt
Our Vast Fresh Stock Slashed Prices This Week
Weekly sale cuts across all departments. All-Wool Scotch Homespun Dress Goods 48c, 75c value. Extra heavy Tennis Flannel 8c, 12i¢ value. Figured Charlies 5c, 40c value. Henriettas 50c, 75c value. Colored Silk Velvets $1, worth $1.50. Chenille Table Covers $1.98, $2.95 value. Lace Curtains and more. 1,250 Capes and Jackets offered at record low prices.
Fargo Surges Back After Ruin With Busy Reconstruction
Fargo North Dakota on June 14 reports a city coming to life after destruction. A thousand men work clearing ruins and preparing to rebuild. Architects toil through the night and contractors estimate. Tents rise on side streets for interim use while substantial blocks are planned. Help pours in from all directions as banks reopen and deposits exceed checks. vaults and gates are largely intact.
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Fargo
N. D
Iowa Minister and Wife Die in Tree Accident
Rev. Dr. Salter pastor of Burlington First Congregational Church and his wife were fatally injured when a large maple tree fell on their buggy at Aspen Grove cemetery. The driver, Mr. Salter, was also severely injured. The incident occurred as they stopped to speak to workers felling the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Salter
First Congregational Church
Aspen Grove Cemetery
Princess of Spain Bids Farewell at the Fair
The infanta of Spain in a white dress and two white hats, with the Prince of Orleans and entourage, visited the World’s Fair grounds by private yacht and lake route to avoid crowds. She toured the lakefront, dined at Cafe Marino, viewed fine arts, Spanish exhibits, and the Spanish buildings, then hosted a dinner for 24 guests at the Palmer House with champagne to bid farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worlh
Far Grounds
Infanta of Spain
Prince of Orleans
White
Davis
Cafe
Marino
Fine Arts
Infanta
Manufactures
Palmer House
Start of Chadron to White City Cowboy Race Draws Thousands
Five thousand spectators watched the Chadron Nebraska start of the cowboy race to the White City. Riders listed include Doc Middleton Joe Berry Emmett Albright Douglass Jones Stephenson Campbell Smith Gillespie. A Denver rider’s absence disappointed about six thousand in the crowd. Warlike acts by humane societies led to several early-week cancellations. Start was from the Hotel Blaize in Chadron’s main square. Satolli’s visit to Ireland noted with archbishop’s confirmation. The coast defense vessel Monterey tests report found no defects by the navy board.
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Chadron
Neb
Chapron
White City
Doc Middleton
Joe Berry
Emmett
Albright
Dave Douglass
Hemmingford
George Jones
Whitewood
James Stephenson
New City
Kan
Joe Campbell
Denver
Charles Smith
Hot Springs
Joe Gillespie
Coxville
Humane Societies
Blaizie
de Monterey“ Ameright
Washington
Coast Defense
Monterey
Run on Omaha savings banks sparks national concern
June 14 report notes a bank run following the suspension of People's Savings Bank in Kansas, prompting deposits to be withdrawn at the Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank. Depositors used a by law requiring 82 days notice, stalling the immediate withdrawals and ending by noon as Treasury officials weighed the broader impact. Senator Manderson urged calm in a public speech, linking the episode to shifting public opinion on banking stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Nasional
Mandérson
Pat Alt
Haat Ag
Benator Manderson
Kansas ‘Cry
People’s ‘Savings Bank
Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Multiple Bank Failures and Assignments Reported
Denver reports Pioneer Lithographing company assignment assets 53786.73 liabilities 68426.28. State Bank of Crystal Falls suspends in Lansina Michigan. Bank Examiner notes stringency and note creditor pressure. Everett Bank of Everett announces assignment for creditors. Nashville Savings Bank company filed for assignment under Thomas S. Marrs. Liabilities 282276 assets about 125000. Brule county bank closure cited in South Dakota banking woes.
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Denver
Pioneer Lithographing Company
State Bank of
Crystal Falls
Lansina
Mich
Sherwood Fim
Upper Michigan
Nashville
Nashville Savings Bank ‘Company
Thomas S. Marrs
Bank of Burr Oak Closes with 35000 Liabilities
Bougr Oak Kansas June 14 The Bank of Burr Oak owned by Hurlburt Bros closed with liabilities of 35000 and practically no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bougr Oak
Kan
Bank of
Burr Oak
Hurlburt Bros
A Washington Woman Poisoned Her Children and Herself
In Spokane Washington on June 14 Mrs James Kirkendall wife of a stockraiser at Paradis near the city took her 4 and 6 year old daughter and son on a picnic into the woods. After a lunch she gave the children a drink and then drank some herself. The boy spit it out and soon the children grew violently sick and died. The mother attempted to poison the children with leaves and chanted hymns before dying in agony. Authorities believe she was temporarily insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spokane
Wash
James Kirkendall
Paradis
Reaperactivaly
Mrs Grubb to entertain Eulalie at Edgewater Park
Mrs Grubb wife of H Bard Grubb ex minister to Spain convalescent at Edgewater Park New Jersey will entertain Infenta Eu coat Tuxedo upon return of oval visitor from Chicago Royal order of Noble Ladies of Marie Louisa membership noted. Widespread fire devastates village in An coun nee Beda area destroying homes. Exchange hotel Grand Rapids and Indiana depot post office burned. Wires down no town communication. apc Raps Mich June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancoun Nee
Beda
Darrie
Echange
Grand ‘Rapids and Indiana
Apc
Actors Lose Their Wardrobes in Sheboygan Fire
The Theater Comique and adjoining Armory hall in Sheboygan Wisconsin were destroyed by fire in the morning. Loss about 5000 dollars with some insurance coverage. Nine actors were left without their wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
Theater Comique
Armory Hall
Prominent Transferman Killed by Train Near Boone
Boone Iowa June 14 W P Wilson a prominent transferman was instantly killed by a switching train on the new Moines Northern and Western line Donald E Highee a Yankton College student drowned about six miles from Yankton in the James River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
YangTon
Donald E. Highee
Yankton College
James River
Cuban Post Dead Mig Version Poet Publicly Sworn
A historic note reports the Cuban post dead and a well known poet named Mig version sworn in public. The brief mentions a notable poet and a formal oath in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Versie
Threatened boycott over Great Northern rate cut
A boycott is threatened against the Great Northern over a proposed 25 dollar round trip between St Paul and Seattle in both directions. The plan would raise the St Paul Chicago fare to 41.50 via Seattle, while reducing sleeping car rates to 8 dollars from 10. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific would struggle to match, and Chicago Great Western says it will not join the boycott amid moves to open a Seattle through line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Northern
St. Paul
Seattle
Union ~ Pacific
Northern “Pacific
Union , Pacific
Union
Chicago Great Western
Proceedings in Ford Theatre Case Highlighted in Court
Washington June 14 Proceedings in the district supreme court in the Ford Theatre case were interesting. Colonel Ainsworth chief of the record and pension office of the war department files a detailed petition describing the building condition and his role. He asserts that he checked rumors about the eastern wall and found the structure perfectly secure and the entire building safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Ford
Ainsworth
Record and Pension Office
War Department
Prohibitionist Nominates Drake President for Governor
Des Moines Iowa June 14 two weeks after Rey G B Aylesworth president of Drake University was named as governor candidate by the state Prohibitionist convention trustees mostly Republicans urged his withdrawal or resignation Aylesworth refuses to talk but plans a gubernatorial canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rey G. B. Aylesworth
Drake University
Drak University
Aylesworth
Ex-Labor Official Peck Flees. Cites Europe Departure
Albany dispatch reports ex Labor Commissioner Peck has fled and sailed for Europe last Saturday. His counsel is ordered to produce him or face consequences as Peck remains under $1,000 bail. Uncertain location of stenographer Rogers noted. Also brief items from Vienna and London: czar may abolish deportation to Siberia July 1 but reforms seem too rapid. London House of Commons passes third clause of Irish Home Rule bill after long debate. Stockholm reports nine Swedish coastal stations to examine travelers to prevent cholera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
The
Herald
Peck
Europe
Rogers
London
House of Commons
Roach Backs Army Officer Nomination Over Indian Agent
Senator Roach pursues an army officer nomination despite Ralph Paul being named Indian agent at Devils Lake. The administration informs him of its determination to appoint an army officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Roach
Ralph Paul
Devils Lake
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