Quirky Commentary on Coal, Canteens, and International Affairs
The Baltimore American notes a string of varied subjects from English coal reserves and American coal barons to army reforms and cravats. It critiques utopian reform in the U S army, railway carriage contrasts, and tax on luxury goods, then shifts to international issues including seal poachers Victoria B C and the Behring Sea arbitration. It also mentions Mars in Aquarius and cholera risks for travelers, and ends with post traders opposing the army canteen system.
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United States
Great Britain
London
Washington
Lincoln
Lord Salisbury
Jefferson grandson of Declaration author to France post
Thomas Jefferson Coormagh of Massachusetts is named by the president to succeed Hon Whitelaw Reid as minister to France. He is about 50, prominent in Boston business and social circles and has often declined public office to remain in active business life.
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Thomas Jefferson Coormagh
Massachusetts
Whitelaw Reid
France
Boston
Duval County Grand Jury Finds No War Crimes by Troops
Gen Stanley reports to Gen Schofield that the Duval county grand jury found no depredations by US and state troops in the search for Garza and his band beyond a claim against the government by irresponsible individuals. Also notes famine in Russia could spur reforms exposing corruption and prompting duty toward peasants.
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Stanley
Department of Texas
Schofield
Grand Jury
Duval County
Tex
United States
Garza
Russia
Furious cyclones strike Kansas and Oklahoma towns killing and injuring many
A devastating cyclone sweep through Lynn Creek valley near Topeka and other towns left at least three dead and more than 100 injured. Homes collapsed, walls tore away, and debris covered fields as families faced severe losses with several possibly dying. Additional twisters near Kingfisher, Auburn, and Emporia caused further wreckage and injuries, including a child carried to safety in a tree.
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Manons
Toreca
Kan
Lynn Creek
Topeka
Lynn Valley
Stephen Plaxton
Sarah Hurd
James Mitchell
Joseph Heil
Eddie Heil
Silas Ziegler
Mr. Heil
Mitchell
Plaxton
O. T
Kingfisher
Charles Bidwell
York
Neb
Bidwell
Charles
Trent Holes
Kansas City
Auburn
James Drake
Drake
Buckley
Pleasant Valley
Emporia
William O'Donnell
Motrer
A. D. Lakin
Lakin
William Henderson Dies in Indianapolis of Heart Disease
Indianapolis lawyer and insurance man William Henderson dies suddenly at home from heart disease. He was known for accusing the Mexican government of corruption in the Sturm claim of 4300000. Sturm has a $100000 suit against Henderson. Henderson was once the law partner of the late Andricks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Henderson
Herman Sturm
Andricks
Gen. Sturm
Henderson
Modern Woodmen Win Long Civil Suit in Whiteside County
The Modern Woodmen of America prevail after a three year case in Whiteside County Illinois. The state sued on relation of the state auditor charging fraud and mismanagement by the old officers. The court orders J C Root to pay seven tenths of costs and the old board three tenths. The Woodmen are not required to pay any costs and are relieved from the old administration now under prosperous leadership.
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Woodmen of America
Whiteside County
State of
Illnois
J.C. Root
Board of Directors
Woodmen
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Brings Rest to Rush Resident
Rush Texas resident Mr A Jackson manager of the new hotel at Rusk reports years of sleepless nights due to coughing. After using Ballard's Horehound Syrup his cough eased and sleep returned, praising its opium free formula and throat soothing effect. Sold by Dr Powell.
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A. Jackson
Rush Texas
Rusk
Jackson
Ballard
Powell
Licensing Engineers Test Guides for Safe Practice
Licensing engineers faces growing support across states for rigorous exam based licenses. Stephenson's Illustrated Practical Test, now in fourth edition, covers boiler pump engine dynamo and Corliss topics and costs $1 from Walter Q Kraft Chicago. Medical use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla for catarrh narrated as common doctor prescribed remedy with proven results.
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Corliss
Walter Q. Kraft
la Salle Street
Chicago
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