Reid Talks and Harrison Faction Reflections
New York June 15 Mr Reid said Blaine gave no indication of candidacy while Reid doubted any campaign role for himself. He noted Blaine resigned from the State Department without signaling election aims and endorsed Platt and Blaine as loyal Republicans. Reid declined active campaigning due to throat issues.
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New York
Whitelaw Ried
Blaine
Blue
Hee
Clarkson
Reid
Mr. Platt
Platt
Pront
Plate
Mr. Blaine
Sterling Republicns
Wil le
Tribune
Paris
Union
Harrison
Doy
West Hotel Rotunda
Republican Party
Moses
Minneapolis
Chauncey Depew
A Furious Storm Ravages Chadce City Causing Deaths and Damage
A cyclonic afternoon storm in Chadce caused fatalities and injuries across the southwest prairie, Blue Island lumber district, and State Street areas. Wires downed, gates and poles toppled, gas and electric lights strained, with Bank of Union National offices and J J O Dell among the injured. Temperature plummeted from 84 to 69 degrees as rain, hail, and thunder battered the city before the storm ended.
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Chadce
Bridewell
Blue Island Avenue
Robey Street
State Street
Twenty-seventh Street
Union National Bank
Home Insurances
J. J. J. O'Dell
Political chatter on the Minneapolis convention and Morrison boom
Washington report notes Republicans returning from the Minneapolis convention tired and cautious. Silversenators discuss plans, Stewart and Watson opposed independent tickets, and Morrison's growing bid signals maneuvers to block Cleveland's Chicago nomination.
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Washinetos
Minneapolis
Platt
Wolcott
Senate
Blaine
Warrison
Stewart
Teller
Omaha
Watson
Indiana
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Montana
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
McNinney
Cleveland
Chicago
Eamypeien
House and Senate Actions Delay Fortifications Bill
Washington June 14. The District of Columbia committee led most of the day in the House with bills from the lands committee following. A fortifications appropriation was postponed awaiting Couswell’s return, while Minnesota lands were set aside for a public park and settlers relief measures were approved. A river and harbor conference discussed Minneapolis heading the Upper Mississippi as a rumor, but no final agreement was reached.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Mn Breckenridge
Kentichky
Menderson
Tuwa
Couswell
Minnesota
House
Senate
Capitol
Minneapolis
Mississippi River
Dolph
Comnitter
Missouri River Flood Threat Grows In Kansas City
The Missouri River is booming in Kansas City as reports from upriver warn of a major flood from heavy rains and cloudbursts. Officials say the present high water reflects the June rise and combined with upstream floods, grave danger to low lands is feared.
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Kansas City, Mo
Forty fifth convention opens at National Theatre
Wasmoxaronx June 14 The forty fifth convention of the American institute was formally opened at the National theatre last evening. Dr. Theodore Y. Kinne of New Jersey, president, delivered the opening address. Delegates from nearly every state attend, health professionals filling the hall.
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The
American Institute
National Theatre
Theodore Y. Kinne
New Jersey
Institute
West Point Visitors Report On Indian Lands Cession Plan
The West Point Committee of Visitors returns with a draft report for the House. It recommends a $48,000 appropriation to fund improvements, ten presidential appointments annually, and dropping the Spanish language from the academy curriculum unless extended. The session outlines plans for land cession bills opening over 6,000,000 acres and details silver coin issuance and Leeward Islands steamship subsidies.
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Wasninerox
House Committee On
Cheraxscee
Waubamaker
Leeward Islands
New York
Sears
Palmer
Republican National Committee
Whitelaw Reid
Abi Palmer
Treasury Department
Treasury
West Point Military Academy
Press News association elects leadership at annual meeting
The Press News Association held its annual meeting in New York with 90 percent stock representation and unanimous votes. T. J. Keenan was named president, W. L. Griffith vice-president, W. L. Boyce treasurer, and I. L. Tall secretary and general manager. Directors include Ford J. Wendell, Robert Mazer, Grant Squires, George J. Shoedel, Henny Decker, J. Irwin Anderson, William A. Jones, T. J. Keenan, W. H. H. Griffith, H. P. Hall and W. D. Boyce. The meeting praised management changes and an enlarged foreign service.
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New York
The
Press News Association
T. J. Keenan
Pittsburg Press
W. TL. Griffith
Denver Sun
WL. Boyce
Chicago
IL. J. Tall
Ford J. Wendell
Robert Mazer
Grant Squires
George J. Shoedel
Llenny Decker
J. Irwin Anderson
William A. Jones
W. HH. Gritfir
HH. P. Hall
W. D. Boyce
IE 1 Hal
United Statore
Hallbin
Press News
Louisiana Deadlock Delays Senate Vote For U S Senator
June 14 in Baron Rouen Louisiana a senate quorum failed and the body debated if it could ballot via joint session. Lieutenant Governor Parlange ruled senators could act as individuals in the house. Ballot results listed Jonas 22 Gibson 12 Adams 21 Caffery 19 Blanchard 6 Bourgeois 3 Mahoney 1. Separately James F Quinn charged in Quincy Illinois with obscene letter to Dolly Mayfield of a local dime museum.
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Baron Rouen
Senate
House
United States
Parlange
Joint Assembly
Jonas
Gibson
Adams
Caffery
Blanchard
Bourgeois
Mahoney
Cuenco
James Fr. Quinn
Hoyne
Federal
Grand Jury
Quinn
Dolly Mayfield
Fiend Weems Sentenced After Ten Minute Trial
Jim Weems, a Black man described as a fiend, faced arraignment in Chattanooga Tennessee court. He pled guilty and received a twenty one year penitentiary sentence as forty deputies guarded the proceedings.
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Chatanooga
Tenn
Jim” Weems
Weems
Northern Pole dream and Italian trials in roaring pages
An Athenian mathematics professor unveils a two locomotive arctic expedition plan to reach the North Pole with a crew and a shiplike car, aiming for thirty miles per hour and a two day round trip late in September. Italian authorities crush Malavian crimes with hundreds jailed and witness testimony. Carmen Sylva writes a sea poetry collection amid mental strains.
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Syntalorcen
North Pole
Spitzherzen
Niles
North Vale
Danaskin
Herren
Damask
Hari
Aronnilie
Italy
Thriving News Across Ohio Michigan and Indiana
Items from Ohio Michigan and Indiana report a high school commencement and a later thirtieth annual event. Deaths include a farmer from Tilbert Tharrison and a man found dead in Owosso. Accidents report a child smothered and a locomotive collision injuring several, with other incidents across multiple towns including gambling checks and a river sighting of an alligator.
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Michigan
Indiana
Benname
Caniz
Tilbert Tharrison
Coamos
William Norman
Delaware
Morris Bennett
Ie Four
Centra
W. E. Forris
Dayton
Worthindtrox
Muassitrox
Jacobd Mohler
Crumacher
Insane Asylum
Victims’ deaths stir Pennsylvania town amid wreck
In Turevince Pennsylvania on June 13 a father roamed the streets mourning his 6 year old son recovered and buried after a deadly wave. Two other victims Henry Butler and George Pease died while trying to save a mother and child carried by the surge. All four bodies were recovered nearby. About 14 000 attended a union event in Heckpoint, marking a large, successful gathering of the Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers.
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William White
Alleghany River
Emlenton
Ambrose W. Moran
Rochester
N. Y
Moran
Frank Yeager
Silverlyville
Turevince
Dermand
John Mer
Henry Butler
George Pease
Pease
Tirtsrine
Dune
Mahoning
Shenango Valley
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Heckpoint
Riot at Tolish church sect clash wounds at least twenty
In Churvetayn Ohio a religious riot erupted as Poles attacked the residence of Father Rosinski after dispute over priest leadership. Stones clubs and knives flew while police restored order. About twenty people were injured and more trouble was feared.
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Churvetayn
Tolish
Stranislaus
Father Kolazewski
Father Rosinski
Rosinski
Srow 1
Uns: temperance and exercise praised as health aids
A fragment discusses endurance and temperance in eating and drinking, arguing physical exertion preserves health and longevity. It cites natural remedies and criticizes excessive indulgence, while noting exercise supports the human frame and independence.
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Itworld
Early Lutheran Mission and Historic Trappe Church
Rev. Weinrich Melchior Muhlenberg, first Lutheran missionary in America, arrived at Trappe, Virginia. The original log church was replaced by a stone structure in 1745, still standing though unused, with mossy gray walls. The wall inscription records Suhtenberg’s sermon, and the cemetery holds early Lutherans including Suhtenberg and his fellow, who fought in the Revolutionary War after preaching to enlist soldiers.
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Weinrich Melchior Muhlenborg
Trappe
Zscchilenberg
Suhtenberg
Suhtnberg
Washington belle stars in Venice Desdemona tale
Miss Teller, a Washington beauty, is the heroine of a romance talk in the capital. In Venice she was shown a palace linked to the Desdemona tragedy and the pillow scene, with jealously stirred by the Moor. The tale alleges she dreamily reenacted the fatal hour amid laughter and evening rows.
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Miss Teller
Washington
Venice
Desdemona
Gihello
Dyeing Secrets of Sealskin and Rescue Dream Solve Death
The article notes a single family in England holds the secret to durable water resistant dye for sealskin and explains why sacks from scraps stain differently. It reports Wm. P. Lard, a Reading lawyer, missing after near the Schuylkill River with debts of about 10 000 dollars. Thomas Fox, a waterman, found the drowned man he dreamed of, retrieving the missing lawyer's son from the river after a four hour search.
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Notimany
Engand
Thos
New York
Wm. P. Lard
Reading
I A
Schuylkill River
Speculaton
Thomas Fox
Bard
Railroad Accident Mortality Rates Across Nations
The text compares per passenger fatality and injury rates on railways from 1475 to 1880 in France England Germany Belgium and the United States. It notes France and England with roughly one death per 2 million and one per 71 thousand respectively, Germany higher accident frequency, Belgium about one death per 830 thousand and 770 thousand injured per 1, Belgian figures given, and the United States about one death per 9.8 million and one injury per 428 thousand passengers.
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France
Engand
Belgium
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