Rabies vaccine debate and wind speed measurement plan
The report discusses a proposal to immunize dogs with rabies virus rather than vaccinating bite victims, a method praised by some as potentially protective for humans. It also mentions a British researcher’s plan to measure wind velocity by analyzing pitch changes from wind over wires, while noting related notes on ink composition and other varied items.
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Pasteur
Bank of England
Frankfort Black
Winseed
Cadets and Guards clash at Fairview cemetery melee
Sergeant Miner Mathers of the high school cadets is arrested by Dodge Light Guards after resisting orders to join the militiamen during a Saturday drill at Fairview cemetery. Cadets protect the prisoner, bayonets drawn, amid a crowd while authorities consider insubordination charges and possible trouble for the unit.
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Cornel Hurts
Dodge Light Guards
Aso
Fairview Cemetery
Miner
Mathers
Yanns Mithers
Stvan
Clinton High School Defeats Rockford in Exhibition Meet
Iowa segment reports Clinton high school boys beat Rockford 42 to 10 in a two state exhibition track and field meet at Athletic park Clinton won hammer throw runing jump pole vault with ease Rockford won some events but could not threaten Clinton in other events The meet was converted to an exhibition due to Rockford missing several key athletes.
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Iowa
Berston
Clinton
Athletic Park
Clinton High School
Rockford
Clinton Baya
Riot in Cairo Over Cholera Alarm Wounds Governor
A dispatch from Cairo reports a cholera alarm sparked a riot in the city. The governor was wounded, police fired on rioters, and over 200 were arrested as chaos erupted amid fears of the illness.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Cuztro
Cairo
Seventh Annual Convention of Home Missionary Society to Be Held in New Haven
Prominent lay and clerical Congregational church members from every state arrive for the seventh anniversary of the Congregational Home Missionary Society. First New England meeting, three day convention with an inaugural sermon by Rev. Daniel Merriman and a program of salutations, addresses by church leaders, and home mission officials from multiple departments.
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The
Congregational Society
New Haven
Conn
Congregational Church
Congregational Lome Missionary Society
New England
Hargest
Daniel Merriman
Newman Smythe
Timothy Thwight
E. B. Webby
National Society
C. H. Patton
Minnesota
A. P. Lyman
Brooklyn
FE. L. Clark
Boston
Ephraim Adams
Iowa Band
Richard Cordley
Kansas Band
President Penrose
Washington Band
8. Fitch
Buffalo
David N. Beach
Scandinavian Department
California
Washington
Black Hills
Colorado
Utah
Shelton and
Puddefoot
Non- partisan tariff convention opens in Detroit
Nearly one thousand delegates from boards of trade agricultural societies labor organizations and manufacturing associations gather to depoliticize tariff policy promote export trade especially with South America and propose a federal department of trade industry and labor. Four committees are named to organize work and consider removing tariff from partisan politics improving consular service and planning friendly national conventions.
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Detroit
Mer
Jute
South America
Department of Trade, Industry and Labor
Tariff Commission League
Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade
Department of Trade
Attacked by a bear near Hudson and other notices
A gang of Gypsies with three bears attacked a victim near Hudson Saturday night. One man was severely injured, later treated. reports say a child may have been eaten, and a bloody dress was found. Separately, Milwaukee hosts the Wisconsin Sunday School convention with Moody as speaker, while ex Governor Mellette’s will is probated. Wisconsin Odd Fellows convene in Stevens Point marking their semi centennial.
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Detroit
Mich
Hudson
Wisconsin
Oda Bellows
Steven's Point
Wis
Wisconsin Grand Lodge of Odd Fellowa
Odd Fellows
Wisconsin Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Mafidon
OVER PRESIDENTS VETO COMMITTER REPORT DEFENDS MEASURE
Washington dispatch summarizes a lengthy defense of the vetoed river and harbor bill. The rules committee reports no new projects, cites past appropriations, and defends the contract system as cheaper and faster. Debates on passage and reconsideration of the measure follow with votes showing strong support.
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Waatington
Henderson
Towa
Committee On Rules
Cannon
Elinols
Committee On Appropriations
Can Stess
Committee On River and Harbors
Hooker
Rep
New York
Congress
General Casey
The
United Stated
Harrison
Casey
Harrigan
House
Hookay
de Mitton
Cash for Indians Excited Over Prospective Government Dollars
North Dakota residents in Langdon near the Turtle Mountain reservation anticipate a government settlement with the Chippewas. The land claim covers about 10,000,000 acres west and south to the state boundary. Attorney Batiste Bottineau represents the Chippewas demanding seven million dollars, with descendants down to one thirty-second blood eligible for shares. The group expects townships and a larger reserve, while tensions with whites have cooled after past threats.
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Mateta Chippewas
Langdon
N. D
Northwest
Indiana
Turtin Mountain
Washington
Batiste Bottineau
St. John
Rolette County
Oregon Returns Hint Free Silver Winners in Congress
Incomplete returns indicate Tongue to Congress in the First district and Ellis in the Second, with many Free Silver Democrats backing Ellis to block gold‑bug victory. Governor Pennoyer elected Portland mayor. Bean likely Supreme Court judge. Legislature control remains uncertain amid scratching and mixed district gains.
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Portland
Ore
Tongue
Congress
Eliis
Ellis
John HH. Mitchell
Gylvestar Pennoyer
Portland City
Silas Cohen
Beebe
Bean
Quinn
Pep
Northrup
Rep
Epsom Spring Meeting Opens with Woodcote Stakes Winner
At Epsom on opening day Loilay led the spring meeting which continues through the week with the derby day next. The Woodcote stakes for two year olds featured the principal race of the day over six furlongs on the new course, won by Lord Rozeberry's Chelanders with Princess Anne second and a third place to M. R. Lebaudy's rave.
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London
Loilay
Lord Rozeberry
Sir Waldies Griffith
St. Anna
M. R. Lebaudy
Rave
Bourke Leaves Sick. Operation in Omaha Fight
The unexpired leave of Captain John G. Bourke Third Cavalry has been changed to sick leave from May 3. He is reported seriously ill at his father in law’s home in Omaha. Bourke underwent an operation and had not returned to his post at Port Jathau, Vermont.
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Washington
John G. Bourke
Third Cavalry
Bourke
Omaha
Mexico
Port Jthau Alien
Vermont
Bourke Ilsa
Annapolis Naval Academy Graduation Board Forms
On June 2 Annapolis officials and most of the board of visitors gathered for graduation week at the Naval Academy. Robinson was elected president with J. C. Richburg vice president and Lieutenant Theodoric Porter secretary. Official class standings list Robinson at top with others including Holden Craven Poor Barle Kalbreek Wurtsbaurh Wettingill Tooker and many more in sequence.
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Gift of the Lucky Boys
Thorn
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Clulenga
Theodoric Porter
Fallowa i
Holden
Craven
Poor
Barle
Kalbreek
Wurtsbaurh
Wettingill
Tooker
Afe
Clavers
Kimball
Wood
Palminer
Kearney
McArthur
Ridgely
Knox
Ellis
Mfe
Jessons
Hoya
Muszina
Curtin
Branson
Cilpin
Engineera
Lieper
Lincoln
Fitegerald
Buret
Marshall
Burt
Castleman
Littlefeld
Washington
Rice
Henry
Crenshaw
Presidential Nominations Reported and a Kentucky Banker Dies
Washington June 2 The president sent to the senate nominations William Churchill of New York for consul general at Apia Sainga and David N Burke of New York for consul general at Tangier Morocco T Dessert to be postmaster at Macon Missouri Urgent Kentucky Banker Doud Louisville Ky June 2 Thomas L Barrett president of the Bank of Kentucky and the greatest banker in the state died shortly after noon today
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House
Southern Pacific Railway
United States
Court of Claims
William Churchill
New York
Apia
Sainga
David N. Burke
Tangier
Morocco
T. Dessert
Macon
Kentucky
Doud
Louieville
Thomas L. Barrett
Bank of Kenetucky
Negro murderer hanged in Lexington Ky may 2
Henry Mitch ell Smith, a Black man convicted of assaulting an aged white woman, May Hudson near Lexington, was hanged at 11:87 a.m. today. The execution followed his conviction and subsequent appeals, marking a grim end to the case in Kentucky.
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Lexington
Henry Mitchell Smith
May Hudson
Travelers' Protective parade lights Terre Haute convention
Terre Haute Ind June 3 Travelers Protective association holds national convention with 3000 travelers in town. Mayor Ross Governor Matthews Colonel Thompson Eugene Debs greet delegates as plans emphasize social events and the illuminated parade centerpiece with electric lit floats and a grand procession. The society, six years old, now has over 2000 members across 32 states.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Prijs Dsgy
St. Tele
Preetective Association
Isham Sedgwick
Richmoud
Harwood
Virginia
Adama
Arkansas
Graham
Texas
Progres
Travelers’ Protective Association
Stevenson Daughters Marriage Set Tonight in Washington
After two date changes the wedding of Bills Ruts Stevenson’s daughter to Martin Hardin is scheduled for tonight at New York Avenue Presbyterian church. President Cleveland, cabinet members, congress, and diplomatic corps members will attend, with Miss Letitia Stevenson as maid of honor and several bridesmaids. Best man is Charles Hardin of Kentucky. ushers include Longmore, Hil, Carl Vrooman, George Hamlin, and Lieutenant Cromwell.
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Martin Mordin
Washington
Stevenson
Martin Hardin
Cavernor Wat Tfurdin
Kentucky
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Huirayver
Diplomatic Corps
Man Pursues 16-Year-Old in South Dakota Bride Threat
A man pursued Mary Juttson, 16, on the Big Sioux bridge ten miles south of Dell Rapids and threatened death if she refused marriage. She fled to relatives, later evading a second abduction attempt at a farm near Woonsocket. Armed assailant pursued, but was knocked down by a bat during an escape, prompting a sheriff pursuit.
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South Dakota
Woonsocket
Mary Juttson
Big Sioux
Dell Rapids
Wrstington Christian Endeavorers Gather in North Yakima
June 2 report from North Yakima Washington notes the annual Christian Endeavor convention attracting over 1000 delegates, with speakers including Carlos Martyn of Chicago and Rev McCrary of Pittsburg. convention runs through the week. Pensions granted in Washington list several original, renewal, and widow cases for Iowa and Nebraska recipients. Catholic Foresters hold Wisconsin state convention in Appleton with 73 courts represented. reports show a net decrease in courts and members but favorable finances.
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Yakima
Waah
Christian Waleaver Union
Clits
Tey Carlos Martyn
Chilcago
McCrary
Pittsburg
Washington
Iowa
Wilami
Thompson
Clinton
Chtstan Hoffman
Davenport
George H. Lovelen
Humboldt
Sturens 2D
Box
Bunch
Michael Ryan
Grandview
Carolint M. Tupper
Nashua
Nebraska
William W. Tet
Bee
Omaha
Dwight A. Smilly Fairfax
George W. Boyer
Dewitt
Catholic Order of Foresters
Appleton
Wia
Order of Foresters
Wisconsin
Aml Usen
Columbus
Unt
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