Death of Congressman Stackhouse and national notes
The remains of Republican Congressman Stackhouse will be moved from the district to Marion Arkansas for interment in Little Rock on Thursday. The National Association of Master Plumbers began its tenth annual session in the city with about 300 delegates, while the American Institute of Homeopathy concluded Day Two with papers read by specialists. Heat waves cause distress as insolation and dry air prevent relief. Doctor Irwin notes Mare Island explosion may have undetermined causes. Cabinet vacancy rumors shift between Lincoln and Phelps with talk of a northern appointee. other items include a Rosston robbery, a scaffold accident in Hartford City, and a locked church dispute over organ use. The report also notes a Whitman-like flood of small incidents and a water spout in Shalby county.
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Washington
Stackhouse
F Marion
Ark
Little Rock
Senate
House
National Association of Master Plupbets
Douglass
Sheehan
American Institute of Homeopathy
Hahnemann Medical School of
Philadelphia
Pope
Mitch
Weather Bureau
Navy Department
Mare Island Navy Yard
Irwin
Shell House
Robert Lincoln
Bisbe
William Walter Phelps
New York
Republican
New Jersey
Davis
Rosston
Lebanon
Hartford City
State Association of Commercial Travelers
Harrison
Knightstown
John Wilson
Jackson County
Sumner
LaFollette
Thornton
Thomas Smith
Peru
Maloney
Faroe Crop Prospects Bright After April May Storms
The Weekly Crop Bulletin notes varying regional conditions. Missouri reports dry, ground baking, corn planting nearly finished. Illinois sees above normal warmth with rapid vegetation growth. Indiana reports deficient precipitation but rapid corn and wheat development. Ohio and Michigan show mixed moisture with good to fair crop conditions. New York reports average rainfall with improving crops and short oats acreage. Weather patterns affect fruits and grains across states.
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Wasnisaron
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Llinois
Indiana
Cary
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Barbour County
Washington
Adams County
New York
Gossip from Weadquarters on Cleveland Nomination Prospects
The piece reports intense political chatter about Grover Cleveland’s nomination for president, the two thirds rule, and rival favorite son efforts led by New York, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts and Iowa. It notes imminent delegate shifts, Morton and Wade’s status, and cabinet speculation including Noble Carter Wanamaker and Miller. An influx of delegates is expected next Monday.
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Wasmington
Chicago
Friends
Cleveland
Warrison
New York
Illinois
Palmer
Morrison
Kentucky
Carlisle
Massachusetts
Russell
Padhiena
Gray
Towa
Mar
Morton
Reid
Mane
Executive
Justice Bradley
United States Supreme Bench
Massey
Harrison
Minneapolis
Jesse
Clarrison
Noble
Carter
Wanamaker
Miller
Supreme Bench
Beneath the Waves: Mother Drowns with Two Children in Michigan
Mrs. George Beaudry of South Bay City Michigan drowned after pushing her six year old son George who has been blind for years into the river. She then jumped in with three year old Victoria. A passerby alerted authorities but could not save them. The husband and five other children were in bed at the time. The bodies were recovered shortly afterward.
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Ebay City
Mich
George Beaudry
South Bay City
Pensions Issued to Indiana Applicants June 13
The list records pensions issued to Indiana applicants including Original group names Cyrus A. Moneysmith David Baty George W. C. Ambrose Samuel Davis and others plus Additional group Richard H. Moore Nicholas Kiesch John Sigler George W. Smith James Winslow Aaron Gardner and more. Increases noted for Lorenzo D. Connor Harrison T. Candy John Parker Jackson Bales and reissue for Jesse Farmer. Original Widows and Orphans include Elien Purcell Carolina Payne minor of Jacob H. Weaver Mahala Pegg.
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Wasitrnaton
Indiana
Cyrus A.moneysmith
David Baty
George W. C. Ambrose
Samuel Davis
Michael Heins
Edward B. Howe
Robert P. Driggs
Morris L. Sellers
Crawford Griswold
Joseph E. Gilbert
J. EF. McCormac
Perry Bottles
Lewis Crissler
Isaac H. Dtntrow
Amos BR. Lee
Elijah Horton
Frank Barr
Jesse C. Atkinson
Wm. Buck
J. Washburn
Julius Zollinger
Wm. Wierer
John W. Lee
Charles Randal
Zara T. Stearns
James Rees
Samuel T. Fondray
Richard H. Moore
Nicholas Kiesch
John /\. Sigler
George W. Smith
James Winslow
Aaron Gardner
William A. Hughes
Henry J. Wiggs
Jasper Linzy
Increase
Lorenzo D. Connor
Harrison T. Candy
John Parker
Jackson Bales
Jesse Farmer
Elien Purcell
Carolina Payne
Jacob H. Weaver
Mahala Pegg
National League Baseball Scores From New York to Washington
In New York Ro Be beat Cleveland 8 to 2 with Crane Boyle Rettger and Zimmer the battery. In Brooklyn Kon and Brooklyn defeated Chicago 9 to 3 with Stein Dailey Gumbert Shriver umpire Lynch. In Boston Ro beat Cincinnati 11 to 3 as Stivetts Kelly Duryea Murphy the battery. In Philadelphia Phila defeated Pittsburg 6 to 2 with Esper Clements Bald win Wheelock Mask Miller umpire Emslie. In Baltimore hdi Fe Baltimore won 18 to 6 against Louisville with Burlinton Robinson Jones Vian Dowse umpire Hurst. In Washington Rik Eb Wash topped St Louis 12 to 9 with Abbey Milligan Getz Buckley umpire Mahoney.
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New York
Cleveland
Crane
Boyle
Rettger
Zimmer
Uimpire
Sheridan
Brooklyn
Kon
Chicago
Stein and Dailey
Gumbert and Shriver
Lynch
Boston
Cin’nati
Stivetts
Kelly
Duryea
Murphy
Gaffney
Philadelphia
Phila
Pittsburg
Esper and Clements
Baldwin
Famous Mrs Stowe Celebrates Eighty First Birthday
Harriet Beecher Stowe author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin turned eighty one. Hartford Seminary pupils and graduates honored her with a birthday celebration in Harrronp Conn on June 15. She received numerous congratulatory telegrams from across the country.
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Harrronp
Conn
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Hartford Seminary
Hartford
Miss Beecher
Stucky Buys Galto Interest in Louisville Ball Club
President Stucky completed the purchase of Larry Galto’s stake in the Louisville ball club. He also denies plans to release Pfeffer as earlier reported.
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Louisviluue
Stucky
Larry Galto
Louisville
Pfeffer
Voodoo Rituals Reported by Gulf Coast Travelers
A New Orleans traveler details a swamp gathering described as voodoo rites among Mississippi Gulf coast Negroes. The scene centers on a naked dancer, drums, and a ritual incantation by an elderly hag, ending with ritual killings of chickens and a mysterious gourd offering as whites watch.
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Gulf Coast
Mississippi
New Orleans
The Effect of Frost on Produce
Frost causes expansion in apples during freezing and contraction as they thaw. Apples shrink in a barrel when frozen and refill as frost is removed. Some varieties tolerate gradual freezing. apples can be refrigerated at 20 degrees below zero. Potatoes, rich in water, freeze easily and are damaged by frost.
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Northwest
French and American Politeness Compared in Social Customs
A writer recalls a discussion on politeness in France versus America. He notes European dining etiquette requires bowing and formal greetings, while Americans often ignore others. The essay urges a balance of substance and ornament, advising proper salutation before seating and at departure despite potential stares.
Isle of Skulls and the Lost Island Race Mystery
On San Nicolas Island off Ventura County, archaeologists study white skeletal remains and relics of an extinct native people. Tales recount a single rescued woman and a tragic end, with bones and artifacts shipped to Eastern and European universities.
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San Nicolas
Ventura County
Des
Santa Barbara
Channel Islands
Point Conception
George Nidever
Crusoe
Uncanny Island
Sana Barbara
8. L. Shaw
Rome
Ventura
San Francisco Examiner
Rizz10 Blood Myth and Gustave Doré Confronted
A column contends Mary Queen of Scots did not avenge Rizzio's murder and notes Mary escaped Holyrood after Rizzio's death, blaming conspirators. It cites Darnley’s betrayal, forgiveness of conspirators, and debunks the blood-on-the-board legend. It also recalls a tale of a boastful young woman altering a Doré painting and critiques youth manners in New York society.
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Mary
Mary Queen of Scots
Edinburgh
Countess of Caithness
Paris
Caithness
Mary Stuart
France
Rizzio
Holyrood
Ilolyrood
Queen Mary
Darnley
Holyood
Love as a paradox of longing and fate in verse
The passage blends paradoxes on love, calling it a heat of cold, a sweetness of bitterness, and a pain of pleasure born of desire. It describes love as a chameleon that nourishes only air and the tongue, with a man choosing to begin love but not end it, and love-knots tied by eyes and thoughts.
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Jack
Havanna
Philadelphia
Shipping Commissioner’s Office
Tie
Ahashuernusy Vite van Deuzendorff
Plantain the Paradise Fruit in Tropical Regions
Ancient text describes the plantain cultivation its growth pattern from a single root producing multiple bunches every few months. It details fruit color texture and taste notes comparing to bananas cantaloupe and notes on uses from food to fiber while mentioning historical references and cultural notes on names and origins.
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Odin
Henry Thornton
Madison
Ebony
Hanrway, Jr
Shalby County
Milwaukee Railway
Crop Bulletin
Faroe
THE
Washington Political Machine
Weadquarters
Planges
Indiana Pensions
National League
Rik EB Wash
St. Louis
Abbey and Milligan
Getzein
Buckley
Uimpirey Mahoney
Dr. Stucky Purchase
Ahashuerus Vitz van Deuzendorff
Tere
Portland Press
Europe
America
Isle OF Skulls
Pacific
Gustave Dore
Dore
New York Sun
Constantinople
Daag Pran Ad
Pius
Alexander the
Eve
Atlius
Musa
Juepiter
Cobreky
Asia
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Central America
Pizarro
Ivab
Bae Nitive
Tropics
Emi
Alexander von Tamibeltt
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