General Gleanings From Madison and Beyond
A diverse colonial era summary lists events from Madison Wisconsin to South Dakota, noting agricultural fairs, a youth shooting incident in New York, trade and customs debates, and international affairs. Mentions include the Wisconsin county agricultural show dates, a Pennsylvanian ministerial conference, an electric display at Sandown Park, and a large fire at Clitherall elevators affecting local farms.
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Miver Kyony
Tiesalah
South Dakota
Madison
Washingtley County
Wis
Innal County
Samo Tongeon
Farnertown
N.Y
Aedding
Speieny
Culenttanya
Berlinsilyiens Wrate
Sandown Park
Peter Ilwer
Bimonian
Chiva
Wisconsin
miLivia
Peor
Ion
Wall
Ville
Lodians Vevation
la Purnte
Lundrad
Detective Max Breenish Injured in Chase at Como Cottage
Philadelphia detective Max Breenish was injured in a confrontation while pursuing Gideon Marsh, the Keystone Bank president fugitive. Freeman Preeman and Constable Testas joined the pursuit near Como, where two hidden assailants fired and beat Breenish, leaving him unconscious with hip injuries as the suspects fled.
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Pogiitow Urvaldead
Keystone Bay
Giemmset
Wil
Aguther Crip
Spuss Laky
Max Breenish
Philadelphia
Gideon Marsh
Keystone Bank
Preeman
Carlton House
Marsh
Como
Harry Yard
Freeau
Testas
Timothy Hurley
Hhe
Freeman
Veiladil
Independent Daily to Be Published as The Chronicly
Prof A H Creed, a leading Independent figure, plans launching a daily named The Chronicly starting July 8. Creed, once chair of political comedy at the University of Pennsylvania, cites an uncle's Pennsylvania death and alliances with Senator Kyle and Alliance leaders as basis for the new paper to be produced in Sunt Dakuhn.
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Alliance Rally For
South Dikate
Asenpras
Kyle
Crose
Alliance Company
Cranmer
Alliance
A. H. Creed
Creed
Hem
LGU
Pennsylvania
Sunt Dakuhn
Dreed
Iis Own
Yeaa
University of Pennsylvania
Montana Derby of 01 Spurs West in Spectacular Finish
Strathneath wins a dramatic western Derby amid record crowds of nearly fifty thousand. High Tariff falters in the stretch after a fierce ride by Tom Riley, falling to defeat as Strathneath and Kingman duel to the wire. The scene features a packed park, elite riders, and a sweeping chase culminating with Strathneath's final surge and Kingman fading.
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ClauxGo
Montana
Strathimenth
New York
Tom Riley
Uni
Nifeloas
Lexington
Lurribes
Kingman
Strathneath
High -Aris
Atuke
Lonieville
Riley
Nature
Hkiley
Kiley
Botter
Poet Scott
Strathmeath
Michael
Overton
Brutal murder shocks Sonnol Glob oma area Minn
A teen girl, Sonnol Glob oma te kre Wavrkia, daughter of farmer Jacob Brander, disappeared after leaving St Joseph's parochial school and was found killed in woods between the village and Montross. A handkerchief gagged her, and her wrists were bound. locals suspect train crews blamed by recent nearby train activity.
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Jan Brander
Jacob Brander
Bert
St Joseph's Parochial School
Montross
Tornado Hits Owensboro Area Damaging Homes and Crops
A tornado swept through Owensboro Kentucky on June 22 damaging crops houses and barns. Local residents report extensive property loss with several structures reported unroofed and trees uprooted along the affected corridor. Emergency crews were dispatched to assess damage and begin scaffold cleanup operations.
Witness Scott Refuses to Answer Questions in Contempt Case
A morning session in the inquiry saw Witness Scott pressured into correcting his direct testimony amid tension. Scott admitted past untruths and refused further questioning, claiming the matter touches his private life, prompting arrest for contempt as committee members debated further action.
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Scott
Severance
Wifsits
Gar- Tatt
Giessel
John Day Smith
Bis
Irene
Mr. Irons
St. Paul
Legal Blanks in Carver Heirs Suit and Other Notices
June reports outline opponents to Carver heirs pursuing land claims before the Private Land Claims court, noting jurisdiction limits. Other items mention Portage Canal title transfer plans, Parler troubles denied, divine service attendance at Cape May Point, a $26000 wager in Chicago, and a not guilty verdict for six soldiers in a homicide case.
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Wasaisutos
Jonathan Carver
Uneapolis
Carver
Great American Desert
Provident
Ine Zuvsta
Beadle's Memorial Chapel
Cape Ify Point
Liv
Washington
Rest in Peace or Vengeance in Crevasse Wyoming
Crevasse Wyoming June 18 reports a horse thief and alleged 2000 horse fortune tied to crooked trading as an outlaw vigilante group pursues vigilante action. Hiram Wagoner found dead attached to a tree after a confrontation. his widow alerts the coroner as a warrant fails to materialize and justice rides the ranges.
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Crevesse
Wyo
Hiram Waggoner
Montana
Dakota
Wagoner
No Light Shed on the Page Girl Mystery
The Butte county grand jury adjourned without indicting anyone for the girl skull found near Minnenela. Dawley of the Butte County Star held a clue but won’t identify the suspect. The investigation remains unresolved with no named citizen implicated. Nearby notes report various local cases, sentences, and arrests from Minnesota to Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Witnessin
Otameunsis
Butte County
Minnenela
Itor Dawley
Butte Dounty
Speartish
Dawley
Batore
Train collision near Snowden claims two crew members
A Chesapeake and Ohio line wreck at Snowden, twenty five miles east, killed a fireman and an engineer. Several cars derailed and men aboard were injured as a fire broke out among the wreckage, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
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Londonderry
Lexixatox
Chesapeake and Olio Nul
Snowden
Ous
Lottery ruling hits real estate schemes nationwide
The Post Office Department declares that common development plans offering a free lot with stock purchases constitute a lottery. If land is divided into unequal lots sold at a uniform price and then distributed by drawing or chance, the scheme and its ads fall under the mail lottery ban, affecting developers, dealers, and newspapers in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jims
Postoffice Department
Wade
Northwest
Post Office Department
Roads and Bridges Work Expands in Yellowstone Park
Colonel Lamartine, superintendent of government work in the national park, is in Livingston purchasing tents and gear for 200 men to begin work. One hundred sixty-eight men have started building new bridges at West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake and Upper Guyer basin. Additional crews, including Yale Yellowstone Park association workers, bring total employment to about 500 within a month to construct roads and bridges. Fifty miles of road have been surveyed. Major Jonesto aims to complete season work with ample appropriation. A small steamboat is to arrive soon for Yellowstone Lake and River operations.
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Park
Yale Jowstone Park Association
Laquartive
Jones
Yellowstone Lake
Charges of Conspiracy Among Rail Unions
The United Order of Railway Employes supreme council rejected the Switchmen's Mutual Aid association's assignation by a near unanimous vote. Switchmen's officers charged conspiracy against the Brotherhood of Trainmen over actions tied to the Northwestern strike. A committee was named to take testimony, with memberships for the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Swalionwen discussed. Meeting adjourned to Terre Haute, Ind, with plans to reconvene for officers’ election and further committee work.
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Rwitelmoin Cmesso
Jone 8
Supreme Council of the United Order of Railway Employes
Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association
Bwitchmen's Association
Northwestern
Order of Railway Conducwrs
Brotherhood of Swalionwen
Terre Flante
Weathered town floods and track washouts near Battle Creek
June 18 reports from Neb and nearby areas describe Battle Creek overflowing its banks and washing out several miles of railroad track and bridges, delaying trains for days. Severe storms in nearby towns caused crop and property damage, including barns and fruit trees, with high winds and hail. A Baltimore storm raised alarms at an asylum, and a miscaptioned telegraph note corrected to a major life insurer.
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Bevarnl Mlec
Novranka
Srliteee Beatrayni Barrie Cares
Neb
Battle Creek
Reaviso
Beruville
Douglasville
Baltimore
Kailaul Uhunder
Bay View Asylum
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Aspovial
Guatemala
Gide
United States
Duisban
Uintil
Clitherad
Blinn
Cliherall Gleeds
Bredeoun & Lysine
Juion Moporcumelt
Stahuck
Detective
High Tariff
Moma
Mian
Tin
Deer Lodie
Christine
Garitf Fran
Dickerson
Chicago
Waslington Park
Pater Shotmandy
Eud
Bentos
Borees
Fales
Kureau
Pate
Pessara
Peak Scout
Lodowic
Poot Snout
Strrathneath
Od Kingmso
Ab Theegen Michael
Dunpowder
Dokaxao
Col
Colorado
George ¥. Frew
Huw Adair Wilson
Boodle Stardar
Wisaroy
Elovkacm
John Simnith
Wilbur N. Walker
Henry Gerns
Fred Ngom
Mary Smith
Walker
Tia Purever
Smith
Prrtsauna
McKeesport
William Myara
William Harding
Myers
Dhun Tuto
Willow Srrins
Nublett
Here
Marsillon
Drake Coal Company
Henry Vogel
Aubes
Vorger
Petoskey
Mich
Edward Rowell
Wastca
Minn
Kentucky
Owensone
Bors
Ed David Deed
Seana Ates
Carter
Tilapone
Anhi
Ashland
Amd Oties Appuintmenta
Washinston
Duluth
Max
North Dakota
Carter Thins
Plannuver
WAI
Cerys
D. Barsting
Harney Peak Die Company
Hay
England
Wail
Oirevtors
Untuuwyer
Attormey Shuimpoon
My, Clagsen
Othetd
Wicker
Daing Wilson
I Pee Diolog
The
Tin Enterprise
Hill City
Myndomoln
Mietlentone Buta
Waskisuties
Censna
Unitus
Minnesota
Lo Fe Frog
Wasmnaros
Lake Superior
War Department
Congress
Cloguet
Mion
de Parker
Cuicagy
Walcott & Camp+ bell
Owls of Peasara
Wenda
B. Mortis
Aera
Lynchnre
Hattiys Watta Wata
Jane
Wyoming
Pat Killeo Wilt Pound Stone
Battary
Killen
Mt Kandisaay
Wiler
Cory
Rio
Masitoba
Asmaso
W. G. French
Sudd Sn
Bready
Tate
Waupa
Dernuster
Minnestotis
Carl Benson
Scandia Bank
Pond
Sontine Rocanter
Knoch ‘H. Miller
Rock Deli
Atate
Chicaco
Alton
Kansas City
Chappelle
Altonenga
Sonbright
Euning Roads and Bridges
New York Equitable Life Insurance Company
New York Equitable Fire Insurance Company
Equitable Life Insurance Society of the
Wes Henry B. Bodele
Patser
Vaclav Lanton
Quibon
Montreat
Quebec
Ae Fleche
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