Montego Popular Monthly July highlights and contributors
Montego July issue of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly features numerous illustrated articles on summer life including Metropolitan Life in Summer by L J Vance and Our Royal Spanish Visitors with a portrait of Infanta Walaria. It covers The Sailors of the Czar with Russian fleet portraits and a Paris Salon pictorial history. Greenland and Its Mysteries profiles, plus Dalosatia and Albania and London News World editors, each with portraits and maps or photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Vance
New York
G. G Stanton Sickles
Infanta Walaria
Valerien Gabsychetf
Alexander
Kaznakoff
Paris
Atlantic Monthly Contents and Contributing Pieces
Contents lists numerous essays and works by Craddock Lathrop Thomas Mahan Hapgood Strachey Higginson Caherwood Caherwood Caherwood Morse and others. It notes studies in Petrarch correspondence and various literary pieces including poems and essays from the Contributors' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Legbert Craddock
George Parsons Lathrop
Edith M. Thomas
Lord Exmouth
A. T. Mahan
Postoffice
Russia
Isabel F. Hapgood
Sir Edward Strachey
Mary Thacher Higginson
Saint Castin
Mary Hartwell Caherwood
Governor Morton
The
Sons of Liberty
William Dudley Foulke
Petrarch
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr
Harries Waters Preston
Louise Dodge
James W., Clarke
Edward 8
Morse
da Toerneville
Hebe
Paris
Henoyment
Our Weekly Offerings Slashed Prices Deeply
Our offerings this week are immense and weather reduced stock. We slash prices to double the purchasing power of your dollar with many items at far below ordinary value. All wool dress goods, flannels, silks, velvets, chenille, lace curtains, and table linens offered at steep sale prices. Capes and jackets total 1,250 in a tremendous sale.
German Day at the Chicago Exposition Draws Largest Crowd
The German day celebration at the Chicago World’s Fair attracted an immense crowd with visitors from Indiana and Arkansas dedicating their state buildings. Emperor William’s presence was felt in the festivities as German bands led parades, calisthenics by German schoolchildren on the stock pavilion, and a grand fireworks display end to a successful fete.
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Emperor William
United States
Germany
Indiana
Arkansas
Columbian Union of Commonwealths
Eulalia
Harry Reubens
Chicago
Wacht
Rhein
Baron von Hollenden
Dedication of the Indiana Building at the Fair
Hoosiers from across the state and visitors from sister states and foreign countries gathered for the dedication of the Indiana state building at the World Fair. President Harrison arrived late and addressed a crowded piazza after remarks by state officials, praising Chicago’s efforts and declaring it the world’s best city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Republic
Harrison
Higinbotham
R.F. Harvens
Clement ‘Lutdebaker
Chicago
New York
Efgee
Aja
Carp
Wreck injuries and fatality amid ditch crash
Report of a wreck near Hollirdak where three suspects were stealing a ride. one killed outright and two badly injured. The article notes heavy damage and ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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Hollirdak
Oscar Frost
Spns
Wheat Yield in Kansas Falls Short of Early Reports
Wheat growers in Wichita and nearby counties report fields yielding under three bushels per acre after early inspections. Premature ripening due to chinch bugs reduced harvest prospects, and as mowing began the insects moved to corn, threatening the next crop.
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Wichita
Kamalliana
No Further Trouble at Indian Agency Reported
Park Rapids Minn June 16 Dr Cutler reports from Leech Lake that the Indian Agency is quiet. The wounded man is not seriously hurt and the mob has dispersed. Dr Walker is under arrest but safe. Indians have been obtaining whisky from Twenty four mile Creek and were drinking heavily.
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Park Ramos
Minn
Trial date set in big damage case against labor chief
Cleveland June 16 Judge Ricks fixes Sept 18 for trial of the most important docket item, a $200,000 damage suit against Chief P. M. Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, over alleged encouragement of the Ann Arbor strike at Toledo.
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Cleveland, Q
Ricks
United States Circuit Court
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Opposed 10 the Bill and Kaiser's Pet Measure Split
Berlin reports June 16 2 oclock returns from 0 districts show 86 carried by opposition to the army bill, 15 carried by supporters, 19 in doubt. Government gains slip with three of their seats lost and one won from opposition. Social Democrats win two seats and threaten more, at the expense of Richter Radicals, not National Liberals. City returns favor Social Democrats, who historically perform best there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Social-Democrats
Richter Radicals
Army
Liperhis
Friends
Panama Swindlers Conviction Quashed by Court
Paris June 16 court of cassation on appeal of Charles de Lesseps and others convicted of Panama Canal fraud quashed the sentence citing statute of limitations and irregular indictments. M. Wiffel freed. Charles de Lesseps ill in St. Louis hospital but to be released. Five defendants included Ferdinand de Lesseps, Charles, Marius Fontaine, Henri Cottin and Gustav Hiffel. Infanta No Longer a Guest in New York June 16 no official welcome for Infanta Eulalie returning from West voyage to be duchess title. stay indefinite. Manila cables United States Minister Baker and Nicaraguan War Minister Castillo deny marines landed from Atlanta at Greytown. Erastus Wiman reportedly refused to secure debt with Dun & Co. Ts. Lamont fainted at Midway Plaisance and was hospitalized overnight.
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Chicago
United ‘States
United
Paris
Court of Cassation
Charles de Lesseps
M. Wiffel
M. Charles de Lesseps
St. Louis Hospital
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Charles
Marius Fontaine
Henri Cottin
Gustav Hiffel
Infanta
New Yorkz
Infanta Eulalie
Hongeforth
UN Uder
Duchess de Montpenzier
New York
the Herald
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Baker
Senor Castillo
Atlanta
Greytown
Erastus Wiman
R. G. Dun
R. G. Dun & Co
Wiman Realty
Pope orders diocese policy on Catholic Protestant children
Lonvon June 16 The Rome correspondent of The Daily News reports the pope has decided that in the diocese of St Paul United States the clergy must instruct Catholic and Protestant children alike without demanding Protestant converts. Cincinnati June 16 Dr A H King famed veterinary surgeon lies dying at the Cincinnati hospital after an assault by James Welton a park policeman. The dispute arose over a political primary delegate election. Welton awaits results. San Francisco June 16 Jury convicts ex cashier John W Flood of the Donohue Kelly bank of embezzling 164000 with mercy recommendation remanded until the 23rd no bail. New Orleans June 16 Fire at hay pile near L N freight sheds at Julia street causes 100000 loss.
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Lonvon
Rome
The
Daily News
St St. Paul
United States
Cincinnati
A. H. King
Cincinnati Hospital
James Welton
Welton
San Francisco
John W. Flood
Donohue-Kelly Bank
Flood
Mercy
New Orleans
Louisville and Nashville
Julia Street
Epworth League Holds Fourth Annual Convention
St. Pawn June 1 The Epworth League begins its fourth annual convention in session at Central Park M. church with about 400 delegates in attendance being entertained by resident Methodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pawn
The
Epworth League
Central Park
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