Appointments for Utah Territory announced by President
Washington May 7 The president appoints Arthur L. Thomas governor Elijah Tells secretary and Keaworth Daggett surveyor general of Utah Perry J Anson and William H Dalison named to Idaho posts Joseph F Bennett named agent to Mescalero Indians New Mexico The list also includes Blackfoot Idaho receivers and land office roles A brutal murder near Alamosa Ki Le Due a Colorado miner murdered by a Mexican Orten is arrested in Conejos region The body found in a shallow grave with hair covered ax described in grisly detail Northern Michigan faces widespread forest fires threatening homes and farms across Midland Clare Gladwin Osceola counties with smoke and rapid wind spread
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Washington
Arthur L. Thomas
Balt Lake City
Utah
Elijah Tells
Keaworth Daggett
Perry J. Anson
Idaho
Blackfoot
William H. Danielson
Joseph F. Bennett
New Mexico
Mescalero Agency
Denver
Orten
Caupalin
Cat Creek
le Due
le Duc
Conejos
Ortez
le Dae
Greese
Michigan
Sacinaw
Mich
Min
Midland
Clare
Gladwin
Osceola
Alayre
Huron County
Court action seeks receiver for home of juveniles and abuse claims
A circuit court bill filed by prominent citizens asks for a receiver for the home of jecurables against its managers. It seeks removal of President Hiegenbotham and matron Mrs Bulow for alleged gross trust violations. The suit cites thirty abuse cases and deaths allegedly caused by staff.
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Cuowallo
Hiegenbothan
Hixginbotham
Fire destroys home. three children left asleep
In Willham Dubois County Mrs Weitsman left three children asleep as a house fire consumed their home. Two younger children died from burns while a third survived but gravely injured. the mother perished from shock and is not expected to live. Fresh Strawberry Shortcake advertised at Saddle Rock.
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Indianapolis
Willham
Dubois County
Puget Bound Felate The Union Pacific Route Opens
The Overland Route now serves Tacoma Olympia Seattle Port Town send Victoria and Puget Sound points. It is promoted as the direct line from Iowa Illinois Missouri Kanwia Nebraska and Eastern states to Washington Territory, promising time savings. Inquiries for rates information and pamphlets are available from general or traveling passenger agents or Lomax, General Pommener. Omaha Nebraska.
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Union Pacific
Tacoma
Olympia
Seattle
Port Townsend
Victoria
Puget Sound
Washington Territory
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kanwia
Nebraska
Union Hacific Railway
Raton
Ciia Coment
Lomax
Pomonaer
Agoot
Omaha
Nob
Senator Stanford trotter auction in New York today
The report notes Senator Stanford's trotters will be sold at auction in New York today while Secretary Windom has recovered and attended a cabinet meeting. It also mentions a disastrous fire in Payne and a severe windstorm near St. Cloud Minnesota with damage to homes and trees.
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Stanford
New York
Windom
Wees
Payne
St. Cloud
Minn
Hamilton
Ont
Five Perish In Fire At Bownes Home In New York
Five people died in a May fire at the dwelling of Watson Bownes in Weeronesren New York. The household included Bownes his wife his mother two children and two servants. A lamp left burning in the hall is believed to have exploded and started the blaze. Bownes awakened and saved his wife but could not reach his mother and children who perished with a servant and her sister.
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Weeronesren
N. Y
Watson Bownes
Bownes
Ale Dunn
Anie
Baseball League and Association Games Scores
Baseball league games show Philadelphia defeating New York 6 to 4 in Philadelphia. Cleveland edged Chicago 5 to 3 in Cleveland. Indianapolis beat Pittsburgh 10 to 7 in Indianapolis. In association play Cincinnati defeated Athletics 7 to 6 in Cincinnati. Brooklyn routed Louisville 15 to 3 in Louisville. Kansas City beat Baltimore 6 to 4 in Kansas City.
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Philadelpilal
Philadelphia
New York
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Leveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Athletics
Louisville
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Columbus
Kansas City
Baltimore
Parnell Admits Misleading Commons Testimony Corrected
London May 7. Parnell corrected his Friday testimony about secret conspiracies in Ireland. By checking the verbatim report he found his remark about ribbonism was substantially correct.
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Parnell
London
House of Commons
Ireland
Electric Bitters Tops Kidney and Liver Cure Claims
A fragment notes political maneuvering for first place on the ticket and promotes Electric Bitters as a leading remedy for kidney and stomach diseases. It claims endorsement and unanimous approval, marketing the product as a guaranteed, wise investment sold by Dr. W. O. Hunte and others.
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Vince Mo
W. ON. Hunte
Depew Presses Interstate Law Reforms At Hearing
Senate committee hearings on the interstate commerce law resume with Chauncey Depew of the New York Central testifying. He argues to align foreign routes with U S rules and questions pooling and rate practices while noting Canadian rebates affect American carriers.
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Depew
New York
Senate
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central
Flo
United States
Canada
Harris
King
Eric Road
Erie
Aand
Hixon
Grand Trunk
Hixon Seibel
Tts
Fire Devours Beaver Dam Meat Shop in Midnight Blaze
At midnight a fire swept through a meat shop in Beaver Dam, a village twenty miles west of Findlay, destroying almost the entire business district as residents barely escaped in their night clothes.
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Findlay
Beaver Dam
Point of view and perspective spread through a tale
A verse-like proverb note cites a wealthy railroad man and a journalist at Pike's Peak. The scene contrasts viewpoints as the railroad man questions building a line while admiring the view. A vegetarian philosopher jokes about calling humans tame if mutton chops could speak.
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Pike's Peak
Colorado
One of Siegfried's Dragons and a Wild Idea
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a boy named Tommy taken to a Wagner performance his father a Wagnerite contends with a dragon prop prompting a humorous exchange about why there was no hydra and a chorus.
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Siegfried
Tommy
Dragon
Alde
Romney 5
le Wany
Boston Transcript
Superior Diplomacy American Success at Berlin
Berlin reports the Samoa conference discusses changes but agrees on neutrality. The Americans show firmness and diplomacy with Bismarck. he speaks affably and welcomes progress. London notes Parnell elected life member of the National Liberal club, with a vote to redefine the club as Gladstonean.
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Berlin
Samoa
Bismarck
Englsh
London
National Liberal Club Today
Parnell
Bold Robbers Posed with Guns in Florissant Hold-up
In Florissant Missouri three gunmen robbed Frank Costello postmaster and two clerks of government money totaling 400 and private funds 2000. Pursuit followed a clash with local citizens leaving one robber dead and another wounded as deputies closed in near the mountains.
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Coronado Spainus
Colo
Florissant
Last Oight
Frank Costello
Putnam
Costello
Hin
William Hrady
Jackson
Embroidery and Lingerie Work Instruction Offered
Misses Moger and Woater from Chicago arrive in the city to teach ideal embroidery and fancy needlework including French lamogue work. Ladies invited to call at the M. Ki parsonage for instruction and orders. Telephone service available for inquiries.
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Moger and Woater
Chicago
City
M. Ki
Cheyenne Board Adopts Resolutions on Cheyenne & Northern
The Cheyenne Board of Trade adopts resolutions urging continued daily Cheyenne & Northern train service and extension of the line. A three member committee is to confer with Union Pacific officials immediately. The meeting also notes Wyoming Pharmacy Commission actions and upcoming Carbon gathering. Subscriptions to stove foundry bonus total seventy thousand dollars.
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M. Powell
Anow
Cheyenne
Board of Trade
Riner
John Roberts
L. R. Bresnahan
Cheyenne & Northern Railway
Waereas
Jaramie
Union Pacific Railway
Varey
Warren
Mayor River
Fire Destroys Moore Stables Killing Fifteen Horses
In Cynthia New York the stables of Captain Moore burned last night wiping out fifteen valuable horses including Von Wilkes valued at 10000 dollars and a colt at 10000 dollars. No insurance. The scene also mentions remedies for rheumatism and a sale at George Masten's house featuring wine and whiskey.
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Cynthia
N. Y
Capt. Moore
von Wilkes
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T. A. Kent
J. M. Carey & Bro
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Riner & Johnson
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Stockgrowers’ National Bank
Flrst National Bank
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Boles City
Yankton AM
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Fort Utord
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J. N. Camp
George Masten
Howe
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Negular Con
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Dar Adami
First National Bank of
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T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
J. E. Wild Cashier
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Eddy Street
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
Body Brussels
Brussels
Wyoming
Broughton
A, Campamees
Vine
Toews
Waker
W. WW
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Troi
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Opporite
Fort
Omre
Ark
David Miller
Watchmaker
West Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Schutter
Wrought Iron Family
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