Leadville stamp mill fire looms at sixty thousand loss
The Tabor milling company's stamp mill at Leadville burned yesterday morning causing an estimated 60 000 dollars in damage. Fully insured. Nearby Hawley street fire losses estimated between 90 000 and 100 000 dollars.
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Tabor Milling Company
Leadville
Sharswood
Philadelphia
Charles and
Burd Milliken
Hawley Street
Episcopalian Conference
Baltimore
Dr Wagner offers cure guarantees at Denver clinic
An advertisement for Dr Henry Wagner of Denver Colorado promotes treatment of chronic male ailments including seminal weakness and urinary issues. The offer includes a five hundred dollar guarantee for cure or else, with consultation five dollars and a promise of thorough examination. The ad promotes The Young Man's Pocket Companion by Wagner and lists a Denver address at 843 Larimer Street as well as a post office box.
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Wagner
Henry Wagner
Denver
Colorado
H. Wagner
German heiress kills self in Bowery hotel
Mrs A E Warner Nanschurtz daughter of Baron Von Stein and graduate of the royal medical college of Saxony died by her own hand at a Bowery hotel last night. Disowned for marrying without consent and presumed lack of funds led to the act.
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New York
A. E. Warner Nanschurtz
Royal Medical College of Saxony
Baron von Stein
Bowery
Drowned Couple in Swollen Stream Near Cincinnati
Ex alderman John Geiger and his wife drowned during a rain storm while returning from a visit. Their wagon was found a mile away in Mill Creek. bodies not recovered. Also reports a tornado two miles northeast of Lebanon leveled homes of Luther Babbitt Jos West and Walton Earnhart. no deaths, several wounded. The force was Irresistible.
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Cincinnati
John Geiger
Mill Creek
Lebanon
Luther Babbitt
Jos. West
Walton Earnhart
West
Rail lines seek live stock rate fixes across western routes
Chicago May 29 Representatives of western and northern railways met to fix live stock rates from Nebraska Wyoming Montana Dakota Idaho and Colorado via Omaha and St Paul. The last year’s basis was reaffirmed with minor changes. A committee was named to discuss through rates to California with eastern trunk lines, a New York meeting will be scheduled, and Peoria roads agreed to restore rates with orders to halt cut rate tickets.
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Chicago
Northwest
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Dakota
Idaho
Colorado
Omaha
St. Paul
California
Missouri River
New York
Peoria
Deadly Tornadoes Strike Edinburg and Clay City
A cyclone hit Edinburg Indiana yesterday evening causing major damage. A farm near J B Deming suffered a fatality and a farm hand was injured. In Clay City a tornado at 5 pm killed six at Neal's mill area and five at a nearby settlement with many homes destroyed and twelve injured.
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Indianapolis
Edinburg
Ind
J. B. Deming
Deming
Terre Haute
Clay City
Neal’s Mill
Merrick Defends Jury Address in Star Route Trial
Merrick pressed the jury as he continued addressing the star route trial in Washington. He questioned the honesty of the defendants and accused Brady of failing to disclose his sliding scale during congressional testimony. Merrick labeled Miner and Dorsey as memory-deficient and described Bevedell as created by Dorsey, insisting the affidavits were lies and Brady should have known the truth.
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Washington
Merrick
Washington City
Brady
Congressional Investigating Committee
Miner
Dorsey
Court of Justice
Caroline
Bevedell
Crook Faces Uncertain Apache Mission in Mexico
Two men from Mexican headquarters reach Tombstone as San Francisco reports hourly word on Crook. They say no Apache engagement news has reached northern Mexico and doubt any battle occurred. Crook faces a long, hard trek back to base with uncertain results.
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San Francisco
Tombstone
Crook
Mexico
Washington
Drum
el Paso
War Department
Cerralitos
Guaynapa
Sonora
Sierras
Casa de Ganas
Mysterious Murder in Kansas City Woman Found Dead
Miss Anna Bauerlin, 26, daughter of John Bauerlin, vanished from her Kansas City home on April 17. Detectives failed to find clues until a Boonville dispatch reported a body identified as hers in the Missouri river with a bullet wound in the back. jewelry intact and no other injuries noted, murder deemed almost certain though circumstances remain a mystery.
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Kansas City
Anna Bauerlin
John Bauerlin
Boonville
Missouri River
Beuerlein
War at Belleville and mine deaths spark unrest
In Belleville Illinois the Reinecke mine remains under militia protection after yesterday's firing by troops. Deputy Sheriff Anthony and General Reese faced gunfire as strikers clashed with guards. A glass-blower from Pittsburgh Fred Hoffmeister was killed at the mine. In Spokane citizens petition the governor for arms amid expected Indian trouble.
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Bellville
Ill
Reinecke
St. Louis
Fred Hoffmeister
Pittsburg
Belleville
Hoffmeister
Edwardsville
Virden
Taylorville
Anthony
Reese
Chicago Chinese gambling house raid ends in mass discharge
In Chicago on May 29 Hip Lung, owner of a Madison Street gambling den, and forty customers were brought into Justice Demars court and discharged. Lee Sing, a Chinaman from Frisco, had swore out the warrant after claiming he lost money, but authorities knew there would be no prosecution and the arrest drew heavy press criticism for alleged court-fee motives.
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Chicago
Hip Lung
Madison Street
Justice
Irish Catholics weigh mass meeting over pope bull in Chicago
Chicago tense as Irish Catholics debate response to the pope's bull on bishops roles in the Parnell testimonial fund. Some urge delay until the papal note is released while others push immediate action. a Wednesday meeting will decide on a mass gathering.
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Chicago
Parnell
Condee
State Senate
Perry H. Smith
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
French Force Plans for Tonquin Tie to July Arrival
Paris newspaper estimates 1200 troops from Cochin China will reinforce General Bouet in Heyoc to hold position until the main force sails from France. The French reserve departs Toulon with 2000 troops and is set to reach Tonquin around July 10.
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Paris
The
Temps
Tonquin
Cochin China
Bouet
Heyoc
France
Toulon
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup as a cure for teething pain and crying infants. It claims to relieve dysentery diarrhea regulate stomach cure wind colic soften gums and energize the system. The piece notes it is pleasant to taste and sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle.
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Hale
C.N. Crittenton
N.Y
No Belief in Reports of Crook Mutiny and Death
Reports from multiple cities dismiss sensational telegrams about mutiny in General Crook's command and the death of an American officer. Officials note no reliable evidence and cite ongoing operations near the Yubin river and Sierra Madre, with Mexican forces coordinating and no confirmed disaster.
Endorsement for Benson's Capcine Plaster by H. H. Kane M D
A letter from Dr. H. H. Kane of New York praises Benson's Capcine Plaster as a clean, rapid remedy for back pain rheumatism and related ailments. Kane notes his personal and professional tests and offers to let his endorsement be used. The note identifies Seabury Johnson as the chemists and 25 cent pricing.
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de Quincy
West Tenth Street
New York
Messrs, Seabury & Johnson
Benson
H. H. Kane
A. M
M. D
Seabury & Johnson, Chemists
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Max Bachert
Albert Pulitzer
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Europe
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DR. Wagner
Medical and Surgical Institute
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Edwin C. Burt
Burt & Mears
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Hales Honey
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