Many Happenings of Seven Reeded Facts From March 28 to April 3
A wide survey of brief news items lists Dedication of George R. Smith college in Sedalia. The Martha Fuller inquest in New York postponed to April 22. Crime and accidents include a man shot in Albany Missouri a 12 year old girl killed in Terrell Texas and drownings on Black Lake Michigan. Missouri Pacific and St Paul earnings shifts cited along with various local incidents and political notes.
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East 14Th St
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Sedalia
Martha Fuller
Jacob Miller
Frank B. Earl
Albany
Gertrude Morgan
Terrell
Tex
Philadelphia
Sugar Trust
Frank Morse
Dubuque
Belmont
Wis
Black Lake
Holland
Mich
Ambassador Bayard
London
Milwaukee
John Alexander
West Point
Wilberforce College
Springfield
Shawnee County
Kansas
Carbondale
Union Pacific
Warren Green
Norwin Green
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Margaret Frame
Thomas Frame
Boonville, Mo
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John Leach
Fayette
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Home Market Club
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M. Jules Patenotte
France
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Hoke Napier
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Basic City
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Hopkinsville
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James Cooney
Marshall
Saline County
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George Wekel
St. Joseph
Fairfax
Minn
Texas Woman’s Rights Association
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Oliver Jackson
Montgomery
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Grand Rapids
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Logansport
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Norwich
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Brooklyn
National mourning for Kossuth draws immense crowds in Budapest
An immense crowd from Hungary and Austria gathers as Kossuth lies in state at the National Museum. The funeral procession features 20 special cars, 2,000 to 3,000 wreaths, 600 Honveds, and firemen guards. Crowds sing Kossuth hymns, then kneel in prayer at the cemetery. speeches follow the simple rites. Breckinridge cross-examination in Washington reveals tensions over morality and alleged interference. In Indian Territory, Deputy U.S. Marshal Carr and lawmen clash with Bill Dalton’s gang. Dalton and a companion die, others escape.
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Wilson
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Norwood Institute
Kentucky
Capitol
Bill Dalton
Gururir
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Nix
Carret
Sacred Heart Mission
Pottawatomie Reservation
George Thera
Marshal Carr
Daltons
Tecumseh and
Purcell
Dalton Brothers
California
Congress News Flows From Washington March Through April
Reports detail Senate and House actions including Peffer resolutions on silver coin standards and sugar census enforcement, approval of a pension bill, Bland seigniorage veto, and debates on the McKinley tariff and income tax. On March 31 Speaker Crisp received a large bipartisan reception amid journal disputes.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Peffer
Finance Committee
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Committee On Judiciary
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Idaho
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Journal
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Outhwaite
Charles O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Washindon
Voorhees
Committee On Finance
Thomas
Moreni Duncan Dies in Blizzard Near Rock Springs
Moreni Duncan a stockman and former Rock Springs Review owner perished in a blizzard that swept the state. His body was found 70 miles from Rock Springs after attempting to reach his ranch. Editor Walsh Succeeds Colquitt in Georgia Senate appointment by Gov. Northen.
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Moreni Duncan
The
Rock Springs
Duncan
Walsh
Colquitt
Atlantat Ga
Gov. Northen
Patrick Walsh
Augusta Chronicle
The Human Electrical Forces and Nervine Prominence
A Victorian health note touts nerve force from the brain via the pneumogastric as key to bodily vitality. It credits Franklin Miles and his Restorative Nervine as a cure for sleeplessness dizziness hysteria and more with a drugstore guarantee and direct sale from Elkhart Indiana.
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St. Vitus
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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