Pushed to the Limit by Public Figures in New York
Rev. David G. Wylie preaches on national degeneracy, saying greed and graft plague America. He cites bank scandals and misused trust funds, urging President Cleveland and officials like Paul Morton and Jerome to correct a great wrong and restore public confidence.
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New York
David G. Wylie
Scotch Presbyterian Church
America
Glasgow
United States
Cleveland
Paul Morton
Hendricks
Mayer
Jerome
Eastern Rails Face Severe Delays in Denver Traffic
Denver July 3 Delay grips Eastern railroad trains entering Denver as unprecedented rains in Nebraska and Kansas wash out 2500 feet of Burlington track between Arapahoe and Holbrook. Union Pacific routes used causing late arrivals of delegates to the Epworth League convention.
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Eastern Railroad
Denver
Nebraska
Kansas
Burlington
Arapahoe
Holbrook
Union Pacific
Epworth League
Hamburg native's morbid plea ends in suicide and vow
Gustave A. Kihm, a Hamburg, Germany native, killed himself with morphine in Holister California. He left a will directing his heart be cut out and set on his coffin and a doctor would receive fifty thousand dollars for the operation while requesting no witnesses or mourners at the grave.
Convention Closes at Kenilworth Inn in Asheville
The Young People's Missionary Movement convention at Kenilworth Inn in Asheville closed Sunday night after an enthusiastic session. In London a private telegram from Odessa said all was quiet Monday.
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Asheville
N. C
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Kenilworth Inn
Odessa
London
Multiple drownings and incidents in Texas and nearby states
News in brief reports drownings near Galveston and a boy killed in Chicago, a horse uninjured after falling in a well in Kaufman, and a drowning near Ranger. Other items note a Coalgate oil land auction, Indian Territory land proceeds to bidders, police reappointment in Muskogee, and various local and state notices.
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Galveston
Coalgate
I. T
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Midland County
Texas
Lowndesboro
Ala
Malcolm Smith
Will English
Sheriffs’ Association of Texas
Houston
Kaufman
Tex
Henry Shepherd
Kouitz
South MacAlester
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Edward Williamson
Ranger
Flood Devastates Guanajuato and Surrounding Regions
Reports from Mexico describe Guanajuato fully flooded with La Olla dam possibly breached. Marfil town wiped out and the Central northbound train derailed as water spreads through Plaza del Cantador and mines. No confirmed death toll. rumors state extensive damage and foreign investors' offices submerged.
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City of Mexico
Guanajuato
la Olla
Olores Hidalgo
Queretero
Leon
Plaza del Cantador
Marfil
Central
Iraputo
Robinson
The
Special Train Bears John Hay’s Body From Newbury to Cleveland
A funeral party including Mrs. Hay and Clarence Hay accompanied Secretary of State John Hay’s body as a special train left Newbury New Hampshire for Cleveland Ohio. The processional path from The Fells to the station covered two and a half miles amid rain and fog as mourners moved the casket in a rubber blanket atop a wagon.
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Newbury
N. H
John Hay
Cleveland
Walter Grout
Hay
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Bryan Steam Laundry
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