Feast of Mondamin spectacle to crown King Corn in Omaha
A grand Feast of Mondamin parade at the Coliseum in Omaha plans a 10 mile march with 40 000 lights and 175 knights guarding the King’s train. The coronation of King and Queen will close the parade with 500 couples in a grand carnival ball and 10 000 spectators can be seated. The Knights of Ak-Sar-Bon, 400 business leaders, organize the event at the Coliseum, famed for lavish decorations and opera house luxuries.
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Mondamin
Northwest
Knights of
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Coliseum
Omaha
Nebraska
United States
Edict Bans Bicycle Costume for Chicago Telephone Clerks
Chicago Telephone workers face a new rule barring reporting to the building in bicycle bloomers or similar attire. The measure targets 200 operators at Washington and West, with skirting the practicality of their wheel clothing at a retiring room. Despite the rule, some reportedly conceal bloomers under skirts for work.
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Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
Washington
West
Telephone Company
Touting Validity of Texas Law and Other Briefs
Chief Justice Hurt grants habeas corpus in prize fighting case to test Texas licensing law. In Pirrspure a buggy collision with an express train leaves Mrs Ohm dead and Mr Ohm fatally injured. Herr Fischer secretary to the interior is found dead with a gunshot likely murder. Ex Collector Lotan is fined 6000 for conspiracy to land Chinese illegally. Seid Back fined 5100.
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Tex
J. M. Hurt
Court of Appeals
Texan
Nichole Ohm
Herr Fischer
Papa Pustu
Interior
Lotan
Port
Ano
Bellinger
Customa
James Lotan
Seid Back
Jiotan
Seizure of Prsnerenwoy 51 and Labrador reps
Government representations to Canada emerge amid seizures of fishermen off Labrador. Little Rock grocers condemn Sunday openings and threaten removal from the association. Minnesota treasurer mails $200000 in bonds labeled $1000 to save charges. actual fees 75 cents. Pendora Ohio treasurer Benjamin Sutter missing with $7000 short. Mrs. Alice Conklin of Qosbecca exhumed. chemist finds no poison, homicide suspected. Tolono Illinois reports coal vein. Topeka wife sues AOUW over $2000 life insurance from husband’s suicide in June. Burlington Indiana citizens face suit for saloon destruction. William Williams, linked to Wells Fargo robbery, arrested near Lendville.
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Washington
Benjamin Sutter
Riley Township
Pendora, O
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Qosbecca
Tolono
L. Smith
Topeka
Burlington
Ind
John A. Graham
William Williams
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Cripple Creek
Colo
Lendville
Dan's Weekly Review Signals Crop Boom and Trade Shifts
In New York on September 7 R G Dan & Co reports no real business reaction with prices easing vs last year yet gains hold above. Corn outlook is bright with an enormous crop and export demand shaping up. Cotton and iron markets show mixed strength, while import rules curb animal studies for colleges and Confederate observances spark Atlanta events.
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Yor
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Osicaco
Uniontown
Connellsville
Veteran Newspaper Man Dies at Calenabbin
William Henry Hurlbut, veteran journalist, dies in Capunass Italy aged 74. Born July 8 1827 in Charleston South Carolina, he studied Harvard and the divinity school, later law, and wrote for Putnam's, The New York Times, The World and other outlets. He traveled Europe and the Caribbean, reporting diverse events and publishing works. Say Maryland Will Go Republican notes General Felix Angus predicting Maryland votes Republican with Lowndes leading.
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Putnam's Magazine
New York Times
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Thurlow Weed
Mexico
Maximilian
New York
the World
Joseph Pulitzer
Europe
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Baltimore American
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Angus
Lowndes
Two Cattle Thieves Arrested in Oklahoma
Jim Baker and Dude Haily, two cattle thieves, were arrested and jailed here on charges of driving two yoke of oxen from Tuskahoma to Ardmore and selling them. They are believed to be members of the Christian gang and are held by United States Commissioner Harley in the sum of $1,000 awaiting grand jury action.
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I. T
Jim Baker
Dude Haily
Tuskahoma
Ardmore
Christian Gang
United States
Harley
Reunited After Forty Years Diamond Ring Sparks Boston Meeting
A diamond ring dropped at a Fort Wayne station reunites a long separated couple. Dr Charles Mott of Boston and Veral Burns, once married in 1855, reunite after 40 years apart when the ring inscription reveals his name and their past. The incident leads to an emotional reunion as they plan to travel together to Boston.
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Charles Mott
Dispatch
Indy
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