Navajo Lariat Barriers Protect Tents at Night
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1891
Page
2
Generous Tips From Mrs Bernuardt at California Hotel
Sara Bernuardt lavishly tipped servants at the California Hotel. A waiting maid received two $20 pieces and the waiter four double eagles for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bernuardt
California
Czar of Russia to mark silver wedding in November
The Czar will celebrate his silver wedding next November. Butter dish and shrup pitchers will be examined carefully before display to those present in the imperial presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Census Bureau Funds Run Low Spark Artist Walkout
A Tur appropriation shortfall prompts a large group of Mr. Porter s mathematical artists to imitate the appropriation and refuse exertion. They will walk out as far as their indisposition allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Cooper Institute founder credits long hours and hard work
Peter Cooper argued that his success in founding the Cooper Institute came from working 12 to 14 hours daily. The counterpoint notes that if a workingman also labors 12 to 14 hours, that effort would not guarantee a like benefit from the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cooper
Cooper Institute
Emperor of Germany’s London visit sparks crowding questions
The English wonder why the German Emperor would bring a retinue of seventy to London. If he aimed for America he might have needed them to keep reporters at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
America
Brisas to Continue Professorship at Union Seminary
Dr. Brisas will continue duties of his professorship at Union Theological Seminary and is not required to read Colonel Elliott F. Shepard's six column editorial on his case, so his heresy cannot be said to have ruined him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisas
Union Theological Seminary
Elliott F. Shepard
Immoral Practice Suspect MP Sent to Jail Raises Alarm
A British Member of Parliament has been jailed for immoral practice. If the case sets a precedent, English papers warn Parliament risks losing its moral authority and its normal functioning.
Ground of Wife's Affections Abolished in Kentucky Courts
A Kentucky court rules alienation of a wife's affections cannot be a damages ground. It states a man should rejoice at being rid of an unworthy mate, calling the ruling queer yet sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Manifesto from Chilean Congress on insurgent weaknesses
The new congress of Chili issues a manifesto denouncing insurgents as lacking moral support and authority. It asserts rebels face disadvantages yet perform well. with half a show they would have toppled the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Chili
Wreck of New Era commemorated with century picnic
Forty years after the New Era sank off the South Jersey coast with 300 lives lost a grand picnic marked the anniversary. The next observance includes a humiliation and prayer for discovery of America by Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era
South Jersey
America
Columbus
Fleeing Scuwkinfurts Linked to Spirit Belief
An account says Scuwkinfurts fled Kansas City after telling inmates of a branch "heaven" he founded that spirits moved him to leave. The piece hints the departure was prompted by a shin kick from a local resident and the expectation of further challenges.
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Scuwkinfurts
Kansas City
Heaven
Illinois World's Fair bill prompts women's and livestock exhibits
The act appropriates 1,000,000 for the state exhibit with 10 percent for the women's display and 5 percent for cattle. The New York Sun argues the split shows Illini think twice as much of women as cattle, reflecting public sentiment on the two exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Illiipois
Baccarat experts doubt cheating at Tranby Croft case
Experts at baccarat say cheating could not have occurred as alleged by witnesses. They contend the game is simple and proper play would have left no chance of the described foul. The conclusion is that the eminent players either misunderstood the game or ignored its basic rules.
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Tranby Croft
William Gordon Cumming
Actors adopt youth as image in lithographs and posters
The piece notes a trend where actors, especially women, are depicted younger in lithographs and posters. Stuart Robson appears as an eighteen year old, while De Wolf Hopper looks even younger. Men have begun to follow this practice after years of female precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Robson
de Wolf Hopper
Conductor Rejects Glory of Running a President's Train
A Southern Pacific conductor condemns the push for prestige on special trains. He notes take charge by many bosses, constant orders, and risk to the President’s safety, saying he would rather not haul the President of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
United States
U S Attorney Appointed. Behring Sea Close Season Aims
Matthew G. Reynovds of Missouri is named United States attorney for private land claims. Government plans a Behring Sea close season. War vessel officers in China face a probe for smuggled silk gowns and bric-a-brac. Agricultural stats compare winter wheat to last year. Rusk issues cattle shipment rules. Tax commission reviews 125 box models. 1,000 on hand. Indian supply contracts total 261,819 with New York dealers. Armour to supply bacon and lard. Dozier to provide crackers. Exemption ruling for professional books and tools, but not machinery, at U S arrivals.
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Matthew G. Reynovds
Missouri
United States
Behring Sea
China
Department of Agriculture
Rusk
Tax Commission
Postmaster General
New York
Armour
Chicago
Dozier
St. Louis
Crouxgse
Doxa F. Dunnam
Charles H. Dunham
Washington, D. C
Dunham
New York Mail and Express
Harrison
Mexico
Tehuantepec
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Chattanooga
J. F. Shipp
Gov. Buchanan
Northen
Gov. Jones
H. Clay Evans
Papal Choice Sought for Cleveland Bishop Successor
Three candidates have been forwarded to Rome for papal selection as successor to the late Bishop Gilmour of Cleveland. The list includes Edward Spellman the millionaire distiller noted for Clan-na-Gael ties.
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Rome
Gilmour
Cleveland
Edward Spellman
Pekin
James H. Canririp
University of Kansas
Regents
University of Nebraska
Bessey
A. A. Stace
University of Chicago
A. A. Curevatiei
Boston
de Costa
New York
Phillips Brooks
Culixter F. Woop
North Dakota
Unfortunate Floods and Hog Attack Reported
Heavy damage from rising rivers floods cotton fields in Ausgan Texas and Red river areas across Indian Territory Texas. Lives lost and Santa Fe tracks near Purcell Arkansas undermined by high water. At Macomb Indiana Mrs Martha Wayland aged eighty was killed by hogs as men fought them off.
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Ausgan
Tex
Cole
Indian Territory
Texas
Red River
Santa Fe
Purcell
Ark
Macomb
Martha Wayland
Multiple crimes and convictions ripple across cities
A list of crimes and legal actions spans Canton Mississippi and New Orleans. Notable items include B F Rerp killed in an ambush near his Canton home. Bernarp Gianplot convicted in a jury bribery case. abolition warrants issued in Philadelphia bank cases. Milwaukee brewery collector Fred Gross who shot himself after accounting shortfalls. New York theater manager’s wife Gail Barton who shot herself. Indians killing whisky peddlers in Indian Territory. Aba Veaxnon’s suicide following Maxwell’s murder link. Philadelphia bank director Eruraim Youns arraigned for fraud. Tuomas Appis Evert’s Ireland home rule appeal attacking Parnell. a China man Ah Tin arrested for murder in Bridgeport. ex-Poxtemax James C Jones shooting T Strawn. West Indian Joseph Penahan shooting wife and himself. Count Engle arrested for luring and threatening women. Palmer arrested for counterfeit money. and trials of McCrystal and Granger tied to New Orleans jury bribery cases.
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B. F. Rerp
Canton
Miss
Bernarp Gianplot
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Fred Gross
Oberman
Milwaukee
Gail Barton
Cruso Theater Company
New York
Indian Territory
Aba Veaxnon
Maxwell
Preller
St. Louis
Denver
Eruraim Youns
Spring Garden Bank
Tuomas Appis Evert
Ireland
Parnell
Bridgeport
Cal
Ah Tin
Poker Tom
Walker River
James C. Jones
T. J. Strawn
Strawn
Joseph Penahan
Sert Engle
Count Schaffner
Chicago
Engle
Reveeux Palmer
Troy
Palmer
Rail project to San Diego links to Lower California line
Contracts awarded to build a railroad from San Diego California to San Quintin Lower California spanning 162 miles. The Mexican government will pay the company an eight thousand dollar subsidy per mile. Union Pacific April earnings show gross 8 325 801 and net 924 918. Four month totals to April 30 show gross 12 493 196 and net 3 627 750. Traffic Manager Hanaroro of the Northern Pacific reports Great Northern operates Hunt lines in Washington under a joint traffic agreement with Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
San Quinton
California
Union Padific
Hanaroro
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Great Northern
Hunt Lines
Washington
Purchase of Aerolite horse and league transfer rumors
W L Scorr bought the Aerolite horse from Nougal in Astrie for $6,000 and faced injury risks from stepping on a nail. The St Paul Base Ball Club moved to Duluth while rumors rise of Estone Club relocating to St Tue officers and directors of the North Western baseball league held a Chicago meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Scorr
Nougal
Astrie
St. Paul
Duluth
Estone Club
Tue
North- Western Baseball League
Chicago
Global News Briefs From the Era Burst With Conflicts and Disasters
Reports note butt fighting ends in Mexico City while Behring sea bill gains royal assent. British parliament to prorogue in August. France acts to lower corn import duties. Crampel's Loango expedition is attacked by Matonga natives. Peter's pence losses hit 260000 dollars as wheat and rye inventories fall in St. Petersburg. Argentine tar groups push forward amid stringency. Grip sweeps Honolulu and Leper settlement. Vesuvius eruption continues with expected violence. France seeks credit for Chicago world fair participation. Sir Witttram resigns from clubs. costs total 25000. German warships sail to Chili via San Francisco. troops reach Iquique from Copiapo. Rumor brokers fined for false health reports on Emperor William. British education bill introduced. Diaz aims for Mexico to lead in Spanish America. Lulu. Fire destroys 40000 cases of kerosene in Honolulu warehouse. Sir John Macdonald funeral in Ottawa draws vast turnout.
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Mexico City
Tur
Matonga
Loango
M. Crampel
London Chronicle
Peter
St. Petersburg
Honolulu
Vesuvius
France
Witttram Gorpox Cummine
Liepzig
Sophie
Alexandrine
San Francisco
Chili
Magal-lanes
Maipo
Iquique
Caldera
Copiapo
Herr Arenot
Herr Wolf
William
William Hart Dyke
Committee On
House of Commons
Labor Strikes and Union Actions Across Cities
The ore handlers strike at Randa Ohio ends as a settlement. Bremerhaven ship workers strike for higher wages. Pittsburgh carpenters see non union work and many strikers return. Typographical union elects Prescott president and McClery secretary treasurer in Boston. Continued unrest at Ashtabula ore docks prompts militia talk. Toronto editor W B Prescott elected in Boston. next meeting in Philadelphia. German bakers strike in Chicago seeking 10 hour days and $13 weekly. London omnibus workers fundraise to sustain their strike.
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Randa Ohio
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Bremerhaven
Pittsburgh
International Typographical Union
Boston
W. B. Prescott
Toronto
W.S. McClery
Indianapolis
Ashtabula
Ohio
Adjt
Dill
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
London Omnibus
Tax Scottish Rite Masons plan Louisville cathedral
Reports indicate Scottish Rite Masons will erect a cathedral in Louisville Kentucky with land and loan agreements signed. Liabilities around 500000 pounds and assets about 1500000 dollars are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Rite Masons
Louisville
Dallas
Tex
Harvarnp College
Ees
John Ancock
Fire Destroys Large Part of Seabright N J
A massive fire in Seabright New Jersey tonight razed about forty buildings and left several hundred families homeless. The blaze began in a livery stable on River street aided by strong winds and limited local fire protection. Loss is estimated at five hundred thousand dollars with key structures like the post office and hotels burned and residents aided by arriving help from Long Branch and Asbury Park.
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New York
Seabright
N. J
River Street
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Shrewsbury
Jersey Southern Railroad
Ocean Avenue
Poppenger's
Octagon
New Jersey Telephone Company
Prince of Wales Criticized in Welsh Dissent and Scandal
Welsh demonstrations denounce the prince of Wales over the baccarat scandal and Tranby Croft affair. A letter in the Pall Mall Gazette questions a captain’s resignation amid these royal pranks while the Standard notes alleged fishing law violations during a royal picnic.
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England
Lonxpox
Prince of Wales
Carnarvon
Wales
Henry M. Stanley
Leeds
Tranby Croft
Pall Mall
Cleveland Street
Tunis
William Gordon Cumming
Standard
Virginia Water
Lad Dies in Drowning on St Croix River
Martrae Minnesota report says nine year old Willie Rose son of J G Rose drowned today while playing on logs in the mill boom on the St Croix river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martrxe
Minn
Willie
J. G. Rose
St. Croix
Homeopathic Physicians Arrive for International Congress in Atlantic City
About three hundred delegates to the international congress of homeopathic physicians arrived in Atlantic City New Jersey. The American Institute of Homeopathy held its annual meeting with some delegates double serving. Robert E Dudgood of London was elected president. Washington chosen as next meeting site five years hence. Reports from committees were presented and the congress reconvenes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopathic Physicians
Atlantic City
N. J
International Congress of Homeopathic Physicians
American Institute of Homeopathy
American Istitute
Robert E. Dudgood
L. D
London
England
Washington
Congress
Augustana Synod to Meet at Chisago Lake
The Augustana synod, largely Swedish, will convene at Chisago Lake Minnesota from June 16 to 25. About 250 ministers and numerous delegates and visitors will attend. The body oversees 70,000 communicants and supports three colleges and five academies with English instruction for about 2,000 pupils. The main business is adopting a new constitution and reorganizing the synod while pushing English church work and missionary and educational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustana College Synod
Rock Islaysp
Ill
Augustana Synod
Chisago Lake
Minn
No Proposition Yet On Manitoba Lands Adjustments
Washington dispatch reports that Interior Department guidance on Manitoba lands could aid Red River settlers by reallocating excess mainline railway lands to satisfy shortages on branch lines. Secretary Chandler says Manitoba Company has not submitted a proposition under the Casey resolution, with no negotiation unless one is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Manitoba
Red River Valley
Manitoba Company
North Dakota
Chandler
Department
Congress
Kilrain Falls to Slavin in Hoboken Boxing Bout for 10000
Frank Slavin of Australia defeats Jake Kilrain of Baltimore in the ninth round at the Granite Athletic association clubhouse Hoboken N J in a $10000 purse contest. Referee Jere Dunn presided as the bout began late with a half filled crowd and Slavin claimed the victory.
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Foxy
Jake Kilrain
Frank P. Slavin
New York
Baltimore
Frank Slavin
Australia
Granite Association
Granite Athletic Association
Grand Street
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Hoboken
N. J
Slavin
Jere Dunn
Mitchell
Kilrain
John Kelly
Muldoon
Cleary
Dan Murray
Boston
Charlie Mitchell
Ed Stoddard
Pony” Moore
Dunn
Carter proposes blind pool to split Ashland lands
Washington reports Commissioner Carter's plan to issue a notice allowing sealed entries for Ashland lands, with simultaneous filing. If multiple entries clash, tracts are pro rated or bid upon. proceeds go to the entrymen, with a view to favor honest locators and curb corporate greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Ashland
Duanpham & Co. Close Trades Amid Dunham Firm Turmoil
Chicago Board of Trade activity shows the Dunham firm closing all trades through Norton & Worthington after facing bad debts and slow business. Ex congressman Dunham says the move is not a failure, while Moses Barn sues for damages and seeks court action to seize assets and restrain property disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carenco
of & W. Dunham & Co
Dunham
Board of Trade
Norton & Worthington
Circuit Court
Alsis
Moses Barn
Barn
Ahrens
Dr. Cronin Spirit Haunts Carlson Cottage Believers Claim Sightings
In Curcaco, residents report hearing cries and seeing a ghostly form at the Carlson cottage, where Mrs. Carlson and her husband now reside. Neighbors gathered and say the spirit of the murdered doctor appears at windows, following strange nocturnal sounds last week.
Misplaced Love Ends in Wife’s Murder at St Elmo Saloon
James Muggley shot his wife Mary Dahm in the alley behind the St Elmo saloon on Market street. Three bullets ended the marriage as authorities arrest Muggley, who had brought her from Minneapolis to reform her. The fatal act followed her return to old associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwavkere
James Muggley
St. Elmo
Market Street
Muggley
Mary Dahm
Minneapolis
More Bodies Found After Bridge Collapse Near Moenchenstein
Report from June 17 notes the lower of two railroad cars suspended over the broken Moenchenstein bridge was fitted today and more bodies located. The carriage lay in the riverbed near the wrecked engines. Death toll given as 130 with about 400 injured unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Moenchenstein
Alliance Hail Association Not Yet Organized
Insurance Commissioner Carrias notes no Alliance Hail business shown for Jamestown last year. Local officers explain the North Dakota Alliance was not organized until May 1891 and was previously the North Dakota Department of the Alliance Hail Association of South Dakota. No foreign hail companies are doing business in the state this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. D
Carrias
Alliance Hail Association of
North Dakota Alliance Association
North Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota Alliance Hail Association
Commissioner of Insurance
Double Murderer Hanged in Blaney Case
William Blaney was hanged today for the double murder of his grandmother Mrs Sarah Blaney and aunt Miss Caroline Blaney on Friday night May 2 1890. An investigation showed the house was ransacked in search of money linked to a recent house sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthmore
William Blaney
Sarah Blaney
Caroline Blaney
Sarah M. Blaney
Liquor Sellers Arrested by Federal Officers in State
United States Marshal Frey deputy Kee ney and Revenue Officer Van Tassel led arrests of liquor law violators across the state. Thomas Pritchard and Martin Hanson from Watertown faced charges for selling liquor without government licenses and posted bail for the next U S court term. More arrests expected.
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Hourox
8. D
United States
Frey
Keeney
van Tassel
Thomas Pritchard
Martin Hanson
Watertown
Lost track of elopers in Wisconsin special report
Fahrland denies Chicago death account of his wife. He hunted his wife and her paramour Rev. Smith to Tennessee then vanished traces. He traveled from New York State searching thousands of miles for clues to the runaways.
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Lake
Wis
Fahrland
Chicago
Fairland
Rev. Smith
Tennessee
New York State
NorthWest News Roundup: Minnesotan Towns See Elections Burglaries and Fires
Minnesota and Dakota region notes report Grand Rapids incorporated as a village by near unanimity. A tramp abducted with money, a Lake Benton grocery burglary, tramps arrested for Northern Pacific car break-ins, and a St. Cloud suspect fined. Incendiary fire hits Beaver Falls barns, high school cornerstone laid in Duluth, and timber and log movements on the Mississippi proceed amid weather and shipping hurdles.
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Grand Rapids
Ashe Lunde
Albert Lea
Lunde
W. H. Bradley
Lake Benton
Northern Pacific
Little Falls
Stillwater
E. W. Milton
Quinlan
St. Cloud
W. W
Erwin
Milton
Beaver Falls
Mississippi
Bear River
Prairie River
Prairie Lake
Duluth
Ignatius Donnelly
Col. Johnson
St. Paul
Pokegama
E. McConnell
Carleton College
Flora M. Fay
Wellsley College
Alice M. Heald
Worcester
Mass
Beauford Woods
Mapleton
Madeira
Ryan
Winona
Roller Mill Company
Cynthia A. Impson
James W. Barwise
Chicago, St
Jamestown College Grants Its First Class Graduation
Jamestown college graduated its first class, honoring Miss Myra Porter Gertrude Tilden and Edith Atkinson. The town buzzes over enforcement actions on the state fish law as farmers are anticipated to face arrests.
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Jamestown College
Myra Porter
Gertrude Tilden
Edith Atkinson
Grandin
Chas. Wells
North Town
Michigan City
Agnes Baldwin
Jack Kinney
Devils Lake
Spencer
Lieut
Patten
Ft. Snelling
Grand Forks
Company F
Newberry
Fargo
Baily
Union Pacific
Edward Cunneen
Jamestown
William A. Newberry
United States Court
United States Mail
Northern Pacific
Helena
New Salem
Watertown Fourth of July oration by Ignatius Donnelly
South Dakota reports show Ignatius Donnelly to deliver the Fourth of July oration in Watertown. Aberdeen grand jury returns 13 indictments mainly against blind tigers and druggists in Brown county amid other state notices.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Watertown
Aberdeen
Brown County
Grand Commandery
Knight Templars
State Dental Association
Seneca
Lebanon
Lake Herman
Madison
F. H. Hagerty
W. H. Paulanius
Grand
Large butter shipment leads to trial, other Wisconsin notices
Sixteen thousand pounds of butter were shipped from Durand in one day the largest shipment of the season. John Krueger of Ludington was held for trial at Eau Claire after a preliminary examination on arson charges. Dr. Cole of Fairchild faced neglecting to report contagious disease charges. The tug Rambler was bought in West Superior by R V Watkins for cedar post towing for 5500 dollars. Thirteen freight cars derailed in Great Northern yards at West Superior with a caboose demolished engine damaged and a car of wheat spilled. Sam Plummer and Kate Swarts were married in Waterville. Jelinek and Bluttig, jailed for burglary at Manitowoc, had a fatal quarrel. Jelinek struck Bluttig in the throat with a pointed stick. Brakeman Albert Oliver fell from a box car at Chippewa Falls and was run over. amputation may be needed but life may be saved. Lawrence university observatory cornerstone laid at Appleton by Robert McMillan. $15000 raised for the project. Irish American priests seek elevation of an Irish American to the Green Bay bishopric. Milwaukee church leaders dispute the move as a scheme to inflame church strife.
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John Krueger
Ludington
Eau Claire
Dr. Cole
Fairchild
West Superior
R. V. Watkins
Great Northern
Sam Plummer
Kate Swarts
Waterville
L. Plummer
Plummer & Son
Frank Jelinek
Herman Bluttig
Manitowoc
Jelinek
Bluttig
Albert Oliver
Omaha Way
Chippewa Falls
Oliver
Multiple Iowa incidents and discoveries reported in Cedar Rapids era
A 75 year old man from Jessup died when thrown from a runaway horse team. Sloan store burglars stolen goods, oil spread, and fire caused $500 damage. Cedar Rapids farmer Archie Gowner crushed by a horse. A new $18,000 Bohemian hall in Cedar Rapids was dedicated. A Mrs Lohr injured when a train frightened her horse near Osage. Southern Iowa coal strike effects reach Cedar Rapids with rising costs and sparse disruption. Court trial rulings on train wreck indictments. An archaeological finding in Dubuque unearthed a rusted 1580 sword with armorials, likely French explorer origin. Sword blade lacks a handle and is held by Dr. Buete.
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A. Brodie
Jessup
J. W. Whitter
Sloan
Archie W. Gowner
Cedar Rapids
Cesko Slavansky
Podperigiei Spolek
Bohemian Benevolent Society
Illinois Central Railway
Osage
Peter Lohr
Iowa
Illinois
Browne & Boarse
Phillips
James Sidden
Charles Bendell
Fred Davis
St. Cloud
Dubuque
Henry Wagner
Hub's Hollow
Buete
Balloon tragedy in Austria ends with murder masquerade
In Stockerau area a doomed balloon ascent by Joseph Strohschneider and Carl Pramper ends when Pramper is struck and falls to his death. The crowd watches as an effigy of Pramper is displayed, while Strohschneider disguises himself, awaiting his own return.
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Stockerau
Joseph Strohschneider
Carl Pramper
Strohschneider
Pramper
Leitzersdorf
Stockrean
Amputation Nerve Pain Referred To Distant Limbs
A historical note on neuralgia after amputation explains that stump nerves, compressed in scar tissue, cause pain in the amputated limb's distant extremity. Examples include pain in a little finger after arm loss and foot pain in a leg amputee, with terminal nerve filaments acting as sensitive sources of sensation.
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St. Louis Republic
Red stockings linked to skin eruptions in Paris children
In Paris observers warn that red stockings worn by children correlate with pustular eruptions on legs and feet. A health board chemist found the dyes derive red color from aniline and contain high levels of antimonic oxide, which can enter the body through perspiration and pores.
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Paris
Board of Health
Canaries Suffer Asthma and Remedies Mentioned
The text notes canaries frequently suffer asthma and can be cured if treated early. It mentions a powder mixed in drinking water and a bird tonic as remedies. Asthma symptoms include heavy breathing at night with canaries reportedly breathing like humans in severe cases.
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Canaries
Gence
Mirror girdle device for forward fashion critics
A St. Petersburg socialite has attached a mirror to her gown belt for drives. It lets her check headwear and dress alignment and view approaching carriages and people behind her vehicle, promising popularity among her class.
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St. Petersburg
Ethics in Advertising Question Sparks Physician Debate
A young physician replies that ethics forbid advertising even in the want column, reflecting tensions in medical professionalism as reported by the Indianapolis Journal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Market highlights for grains and feeds across Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee
Prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and flaxseed from Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee markets show No 2 spring wheat at 97 to 971 cents and No 2 red at 98 cents. Bran shorts middlings and hay values listed with oats at 38 to 40 cents and flax based on 10 cents off Chicago.
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Timothy
Minneapolis
Chicago
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Let Them To Tremble Ambition of the Young Narrator
A visitor asks Willie about his ambition. The boy responds he wishes people tremble like leaves at the mere mention of his name while reading his yellow covered story of the plains. From Harpers Young People.
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Willie
Harper
Out of ink crisis in street and smiths scene
In a humorous exchange the country editor asks what the matter while a pressman laments ink shortage. The editor suggests rubbing the rollers with an office towel as a quick fix in a vintage Street & Smith Good News feature.
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Street & Smith
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