Week's News Record and Notable Events
The Midland hotel in Kansas City closes for remodeling into offices. Oklahoma's first Legislature adjourns sine die after 160 days. Budgeville Delaware reports a new strawberry shipment record of 74 carloads. Severe gale travels at 68 mph on St Jude anniversary causing wide damage. Notable deaths include Brigadier General Ward Brigham and Carrie Nation. A 35-foot whale is landed at Hillsborough Bay Florida. Booth Tarkington escapes a car crash in Italy with minor injuries. Tax protest sums and bank incidents surface in San Francisco and New York. A deadly tornado-advancing windstorm hits Kansas and Minnesota, with multiple injuries and fatalities. Various ship and rail incidents report missing crews and sunk vessels off Boston and Vancouver. The Snell will case in Clinton, and President Cleveland’s illness are also noted.
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Budgeville
Del
Anniviersary
St.uade
Ll. Ward Brigham
Flatbush
United Confederate Veterans
Vicksburg
Miss
Hillsborough Bay
Valmetto Beach
Tampa
Fla
Jewel
County
Ran
Oterman
George Hahn
Priesdale
Buffalo
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Waters Brothers
Victoria
BoMme
Vancouver
Floucester Mass
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Boston
Yarmouth
Eame
Eames
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Pisburg
Costa
Hrady
Allegheny County
Gerber
Hamsey County
Moone
Revoluera
Rebbers
Eoyet Poedt
Linco
President Lincoln
New York
A. G. Vanderbilt
William A. Quayle
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Evelyn Thaw
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
East Pittsburg
Robert W Pierce
North Kingston
R. I
Germantown Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Walter Johnson
Chesterfield
Trenton
N. J
Delaware River
Michigan
South Carolina
Henry Potts
Russell Ashton
Ashton
Potts
Little Hell Gate
Ward
Randall'’s Islands
Thomas Jefferson Park
N.retred
Episcopal Hospital
Memorial tablets to Linco on the steamer President Lincoln
Memorial tablets for Linco were to be unveiled aboard the steamer President Lincoln in New York on June 5. The event marks a ceremonial tribute on the vessel.
Home Rule Bill for Scotland Introduced in Commons
A home rule bill for Scotland was introduced in the British House of Commons the other day. The report notes a physical disturbance during debates and mentions an incident at Walkerton where a person drowned.
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Scotland
House of Commons
Ecapel
Amie
Avere
Walkerton
Lawmakers debate rail safety and currency bill progress
The session featured clashes over railroad worker safety measures and a currency bill, with a committee defeat on Rock Creek Park land, evolving talks on interstate reports, and several laws advancing including ashpan requirements for locomotives and the phasing of obsolescent ordnance to institutions.
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Committee On Appropriations
Rock Creek Park
Republican
Sabath Lane
Senate
Aldrich
Committee On the Currency
Dm Washington
Tana’ Witherneaster
Cordova Bay
Alaska
Alaska Terminal and Navigation Company
Washington and Western Maryland
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philippine Islands
House
Ole Mis Moon Shines on Washington Visit
Madam Fairfax and her maid Dahlia share a sentiment about the moon at nightfall as Madam Fairfax travels from a Virginia home to the city. Dahlia expresses how Ole Mis Moon seems to accompany them, easing homesickness during their Washington journey.
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Madam Fairfax
Berg
Virginia
Dahlia
Washington
Why She Hesitated
The young heiress confesses love to Clarence but plans to consult her mother before proceeding. She reveals her mother’s three month European absence and potential betrothal to a nobleman upon her return, highlighting family input in romance.
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Clarence
Leiress
Europe
First Taste of Postum Replaces Coffee for Health
A man recalls his early coffee habit and family attempts to substitute grain brews. After nervous spells and poor sleep, he tries Postum. Initially skeptical, he and his wife later prefer Postum boiled strong, and would not return to coffee.
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State Tax Commission
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Auditorium Annex
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Newark
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Alva
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Charles Stelzle
Presbyterian Labor Department
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Nelson
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Ruth Miller
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Rothwell
Stark County
John Adams
Mas «Lien State Hospital
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Beach City
Joseph North
Turtle River
Minnesota
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Alfred Kitson
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J J Hill
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Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
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Kresnicka
Andrew Boubik
Kvasnicka
Clara Weason
Houston
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B. C. White
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Prohibition
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