James W. Scott Dies in New York City
James W. Scott proprietor of the Chicago Times-Herald and the Chicago Evening Post died at the Holland House in New York City. He fell ill with left side pains after a stone passage and physician rounds followed by morphine. He collapsed at 8 o’clock as apoplexy claimed him. Mrs Scott and a child were with him.
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James W. Scott
Chicago Tines-Heighd
Chicago Evening Post
Holland House
Mr. Scott
President Cleveland tax return and capital ventures detailed
Washington dispatch notes President Cleveland filed his income tax after returning from Woodley with Revenue Agent Miller assisting. It suggests a substantial tax based on an estimated net worth of 8 to 40 million dollars and mentions prior dealings in New York railroad ventures and gas deals. It also covers General Superintendent White reporting March mail growth across major cities, signaling revived trade activity.
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Cleve
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Woodley
Internal Revenue
Miller
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Oak View
William C. Whitney
James J. Belden
Daniel 5
Jamout
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Chicago Gas
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White
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Dayton
Columbus
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Chattanooga
Memphis
Chicago
Four Burned to Death in Fargo Home Fire
Fire swept the residence of Robert Houghton five miles north of Fargo killing the mother and three children aged 6 and 10. The husband was badly burned but survived after escaping through a copper window. Four grown children jumped to safety. Houghton had come from Canada a year ago. The blaze was blamed on a defective hue.
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Canada
Queen Lil's Health Bay and Port News Almanac
Queen Liliau Jalani in poor health as Wreck reports surface from Stevensville to Nuh atse on the coast. The Legishtura will convene soon to authorize sale of crawy lands. Cheyenne reports sealing of the Banna mine with no reopen until May 3. Boiler explosion at Lee balm Brock Works kills one. others injured. Pittsburg notes Keely Cure pardon debate begins.
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Banna
Chicago
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Rocky Mountain News
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Carson City
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Keely cure blamed for murder case by insanity experts
Attorneys and doctors label the Keely treatment a trigger for insanity and even death arguing the use of atropine and strychnine under certain conditions harms the brain. Daniel Warling’s cadets killed his wife last April after six months under Keely care.
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Trade roundup shows cattle and petroleum price shifts in New York
The past week in trade notes rising petroleum to 1.67 and cattle prices above last year, with supply tightness and higher live weight values. Wheat and corn show declines, railroad earnings rise 2.1 percent in March, and wheat exports reach multi‑state averages as a favorable manufacturing outlook and crop prospects emerge.
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Bradatreet
United States
Administration to join state currency campaign
The administration is likely to take a prominent part in campaigns over silver money. Invitations to President Cleveland and Cabinet officers to address rallies in Chicago and other cities aim to present the administration’s position against free coinage of silver at 16 to 1.
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Strikes Threaten Cincinnati Miners Over Wages
Reports from Cincinnati indicate rising tension as strike leaders threaten action to prevent wage cuts. J T Reynolds heads the Aline Workers and vows no work at reduced rates, while visiting miners from Centerville Mystic Jerome and others plan to stay and rally local support.
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Woman Murdered in Indiana Amid Disturbing Details
A woman in Indiana was found murdered with her body mutilated. Police are investigating the case, seeking witnesses and possible suspects.
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Eiwanger
Haseen
Yankton Reservation land dispute eyed by two week window
Secretary of the Interior informs South Dakota Governor that two weeks will enable the state to file papers and affidavits to prove legal right to land on the Yankton Reservation. A decision by the secretary and assistant attorney general is expected, with a possible verbal hearing for state representatives. The Indian Office’s role remains unclear. If the state wins, subsequent delays may arise as the land must be opened for settlement.
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Yankton
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Indian Office
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Condition of Winter Wheat and Dunked Notes
Report from the Agriculture Department in Washington. The April bulletin gives the national averages for winter wheat and rye, with state figures led by New York and Pennsylvania. It notes drought, late rains, and upcoming bulletins on farm animal losses, plus a Denver Mint closure hint and a Omaha swindler case.
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Revival Meetings End in Large Turnout and Reform
The Belle Platie tabernacle meetings led by Reverend Williams and Charles Alexander drew thousands nightly starting March 10, with seating for 1600 but crowds of 4000. Responses included 50 backsliders renouncing sin, saloons closed, local temperance efforts boosted, and $845 donated for evangelist rest. Tabernacle expenses and donations reflect strong community impact.
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Atlanta
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Government to Prosecute Corlewatt Bank Robbers
The Corlewatt bank robbers will be tried by the United States Court on charges of stealing $5000. Smith and Wilvon were arraigned in Connell Bluffs, wrists bound and beards grown, as prosecutors seek witnesses to ensure conviction. Their defense claims they never knew each other prior to the incident.
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United States
Sime Tho
Sherry O'Bien
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Wilvon
Connell Bluffs
Wilkin
Beauty show proposed by state for county entrants
A state beauty show plan aims to convene all counties for a competitive event to select the most beautiful women. The pageant would span several days with judging at the Shire house, overseen by Mr and Mrs Jackson, promising a formal, conventional affair. Crawford, a long-time robber, was sentenced to twenty two years in a related case.
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Decision in breach of contract suit at Clinton court
Judge Wolf ruled for the defendant in the Clinton case of Pauline Wintius Josephine Cook and Amanda Gibbs against The Sure Electric Company seeking $3,000 each for failure to operate the street railway. Hart withdrew his suit pending other decisions. A series of local incidents and crimes was also reported, including a bakery fire, a fatal shooting of a train passenger, and a Jefferson youth injured by a horse.
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Josephine Cook
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Hart
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Turbulent Iowa and Dubuque News In One Long Sketch
A sprawling late 19th century wire service style summary covers crime in Waterloo and Dubuque including a jewelry store heist and a streetcar lawsuit. It notes a pastor called out for violence in Marshalltown and a high profile death in Worthington Minnesota along with a broad scan of river land issues and coast guard cases.
Iowa Crop Bulletin Reports Early Season Growth and Drought Effects
The bulletin notes a season starting earlier than average with mild temperatures and light March rainfall. April brought showers, aiding soil moisture. plowing and seeding are advanced. Most small grains have grown well, but extended drought threatens some prime lands and pastures, while bees wintered well and forage remains adequate.
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Rights to vote denyed amid district division ruling
Judge Thompson in Cedar Rapids district rules the Kenwood school district division plan invalid. Referendum failed as thirty women voted near polling delay, with legal ruling that voting on public expenditures at stake is unconstitutional since only male citizens may vote. Also reports bank robberies, color change case of a girl, and other local incidents and conventions.
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Unclear OCR Item Details From Southern News Snippet
Fragments mention copper production potential for the United States and salary figures for a Canadian official. A Mesilla New Mexico peach orchard sale is noted with a high value. Other lines reference telegraph lines, a world event, and estimated production figures, but details are garbled.
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