More Go wies in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly July
July issue features richly illustrated articles on Metropolitan Life in Summer by Led Vance with New York sports and resorts, Our Royal Spanish Visitors by G I Stanton Sickles with a portrait of Infanta Fulalia, Sailors of the Czar by Valeriea Gribayedoff with figures from the Russian fleet, The Paris Selon by Henry Tyrrell a pictorial history of the French art exhibition, Greenland and Its Mysteries by Mary Titcomb with Nansen portraits, Dalmatia and Albania by T G Bonney, and The News World of London by Edward Porritt with editor portraits.
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Metropolitan
Led. Vance
New York
G. Is. Stanton Sickles
Infanta Fulalia
Czar
Valeriea Gribayedoff
Grand Duke
Alexander
Kaznakou
Dmitri Donskoi
Paris Selon
Henry Tyrrell
Louis XLV
Greenland
Mary Titcomb
Perry
Nansen
Dalmatia
Albania
T. G. Bonney
Europe
News World of
London
Edward Porritt
Atiax Stic WWronthly content and contributors
Monthly issue contents list pieces and authors including Craddock Lathrop Ham, Hapgood Strachey Higgin son Hartwell Catherwood Foulke Bradford Preston Dodge Clarke Morse and Morse. Topics span politics literature libraries museums De Tocqueville poetry ethics of childhood and Cosmopolitan Paris.
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Saint Castin
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Governor Morton
The
Sons of Liberty
William Dudley Foulke
Petrarch
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr
Studiex
Harriet Waters Preston
Louises Dodge
James W. Clarke
Howard S. Morse
de Tocqneville
Trebe
Paris
Tremendous Week Long Sale On Dress Goods And Capes
Our offerings this week are immense as last week’s weather overloaded shelves. To move stock we cut prices so your dollar goes further. All-Wool Scotch Homespun dress goods at 48c, value 75c. All-Wool Henriettas at 50c, value 75c. Colored silk velvets at $1 per yard, value $1.50. 1,250 capes and jackets comprise a tremendous sale.
Mining towns burned in Mesaba range forest fire disaster
Westinghouse era news reports a devastating forest fire in the Mesaba range wiping out Virginia and Biwabik while threatening Mountain Iron and nearby towns. Losses are estimated near one million dollars with thousands homeless as railroads scramble aid and Duluth mobilizes relief.
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Duuburn
Mesaba Range
Virginia
Mountain Tron
Diwabik
Mesaba
McKinley
Osaba
Biwabik
Mountain Iron
Bobin
Mesaba and Northern Railroad
Philbin
Merritt
Government Support Shifts Amid Social Democrat Gains
The piece notes a growing list of backing for the government while Social Democrat victories alarm observers. It argues that any immediate impact on the army bill will be offset by losses among the Radicals in the Reichstag.
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Social Democrats
Richter
Bank Robbery Ends in Vigilante Killing in North Dakota
An unknown cowboy robbed Turtle Mountain bank in Dunseith, taking $1,000 from cashier Tucker and shooting James McRae in the back. While pursuit formed, Mayor Mnakeo shot the robber’s horse. he was killed by pursuing citizens.
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Rota
N. D
Dunseith
Rollette County
North Dakota
Turtle Mountain
Tucker
Jacob Kotchevar
James McRae
Striking Twin City Lines End Quietly After Daylong Stand
Two thousand workers in Twin City and Minneapolis halted service Sunday over a new contract clause. Delegates secured swift talks with Twin City Rapid Transit officials, backed by Mayor Eustis. By mid afternoon settlement softened the contentious point, keeping cars idle briefly before service resumed on all lines.
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Paun
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Minneapolis
S Ign
Iéih
East Seventh Street
Selby Avenue
Eustis
Messrs
C. G. Goodrich
W. J. Hield
Labor Hall
Minnesota Train Robbers Strike Through Sleeper
Passengers on Northern Pacific No 8 between Detroit and Luce report a robbery around 1:30 a.m. Several watches and $25 were taken while a porter was badly injured by a blow to the head with a revolver butt. The robbers escaped near Luce after the train halted at the bell card signal. Police in Detroit pursue possible suspects believed west of Detroit. Suspects may be captured at any minute.
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Detroit
Minn
Fort Keogh
Northern Pacific Railroad
Perham
Luce
Viginia
Racine Fracturing Colt Debts and Assets Revealed
Debts estimated from 275000 to 490000 dollars tied to a Racine fracturing colt project, with assets and plant valued around 600000 to 625000 dollars. Officials disclosed figures after banks reported loan requests, outlining the liability and asset gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyadwits
Forest Fires Rage in Iron River Wisconsin
A Ashland sourced dispatch reports Iron River a lumbering town of 2000 in flames with extensive destruction anticipated. The fire began at 2 pm and by 6 pm the residential area was burning. a detachment from Ashland aided as several residents were badly burned. Northern Wisconsin forests burn including Washburn and North York reports. Iron River faced near total destruction two years ago due to forest fires.
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Iron River
Wis
Dututy
News-Tribune
Ashland
Wisconsin
Washburn
North York
Leechburg bank robber convicted of second degree murder
Kittana Pennsylvania June 19 Charles Spaythe one of the Leechburg bank robbers and murderers convicted of murder in the second degree for the February killing of policeman W Shaffer during a resisting arrest. Three young men drowned in Chequamegon bay Ashland Wisconsin were Lyle Kellogg 19 Jack Ford and Gay aboard the Sheeney.
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Kittana
Charles Spaythe
Leechburg
Copiilcian W. Shaffer
Ashland
Wis
Chequamegon ‘Bay
Sheeney
Lyle Kellogg
Jack Ford
Gay
Leech Lake Tension Eases as Troops Camp
From Parq Ramps Minnesota on June 19 reports say Indians have quieted down with no new danger of trouble. Troops have moved into camp at Leech Lake and Dr Walger has been released from arrest and returned home.
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Parq Ramps
Minn
Leech Lake
Dr. Walger
Mosher Pleads Guilty in Capitol Bank Falsification Case
Charles W. Mosher, president of the Capitol National Bank in Lincoln, pleaded guilty in federal court to falsifying the bank’s books. Judge Andy deferred sentence.
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Omaha
Charles W. Mosher
Capitol National
Lincoln
Andy
Jury Declares Whalen Sane in Wisconsin Case
Janesville Wisconsin jury after two hours deliberation finds Whalen sane and renders verdict accordingly. Arguments on murder issue to be heard by same jury. Fort Scott horse thief May Colvin captured by officers and citizens in pursuit. Myers Falls Washington Town wiped out by fire with estimated losses of at least 50 000 and no insurance. Mary Peterson 14 killed accidentally by younger brother with rifle in Brainerd Minnesota. Chicago Typographical Union adjourns to meet in Louisville next year adopting weekly wage scale for machine operators and eight hour workday for union men.
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Janesville, Wis
Whalen
Fort Scott
Kan
Colvin
Carthage
Seatile
Myers Falls
International Typographical Union
Louisville
Taxing Incomes Proposals by Lieutenant Governor Daniels
The Times reports that Lieutenant Governor Percy Daniels plans to form graduated estate clubs to educate the public and tax incomes. Proposed rates start at 1 percent on 1 to 2 million and rise to 16 percent on amounts over 10 million, aiming to raise about 2 billion dollars and lessen poor taxpayers’ burden. Clubs to be formed in New York and Pennsylvania to aid political campaigns.
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Daniels
New York
The
Times
Topeka
Kan
Percy Daniels
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Whipped the Whole School in Wisconsin District
A district school in St. Croix county Wisconsin saw an old man named Lohead enter the building and whip all within reach after stones were thrown at his fence by scholars. A warrant is out for disturbing the school and several parents claim damages to their chim neys. Indian Agent Brown proposes artesian wells at Pine Ridge Rosebud and Standing Rock agencies following a congressional act. Official Chinese registration under the Geary act shows 18 172 of 100 000 registered in the United States.
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Downine
Wis
Springfield
St. Croix County
Lohead
Chamberlain
Brown
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Standing Rock
Congress
Washinaron
Internal Revenue
Miller
United States
Opponents of the Army Bill Build Slight Lead in Berlin
June 19 Berlin election returns show 215 seats filled with 101 backing the next army bill and 114 opposing. Only 10 districts remain unreported and 181 districts need re ballots, with latest returns suggesting further updates.
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Berlin
Epworth League Reports Large Minnesota Membership Rise
The Minnesota Epworth League secretaries report to the state convention in St Paul shows 13,004 members, up from 5,455 in 1891 and 8,890 in 1892, reflecting substantial growth across the league.
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St. Paul
Minnesota Epworth League
Jefferson Comfortable as His Buzzard's Bay Trip Planned
Jefferson is very comfortable and arrangements are made to take him in a parlor car to Buzzard's Bay on Tuesday.
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Faun River
Mass
Joseph Jefferson
Buzzard’s Bay
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Johnson
Ocieeyy Bakery
East Sanborn Street
Witte
J. M. Baker
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William Sonexberg
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R. D. Cone CO
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