The Saengerfest grand success and hall crowd
The second day of the Saengerfest drew thousands who stood outside as doors opened late due to hall erosion and bad weather. The children's chorus of 2600 sang with spirited performances, drawing applause and echoing national flag waving, while soloists and quartets captivated attendees at Milwaukee.
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Bead Seltsen
Heernie Musteaily
Porte
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Aod
Prent
Phas Featere
Milwaukee
Arboeut
America
Oowhien
Opera crowd on portico fails injuring many in Ottawa
Crowded spectators on a portico in front of J. D. Showe's drugstore in Ottawa collapse during a parade. Seventeen people sustain injuries including broken limbs and lacerations. many more are stunned or hurt as the crowd falls to the sidewalk.
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N. Wo
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N.V. Allen
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Ethel Crane
Peterson
Tornado devastates Wyeth City with heavy losses in Alabama
A severe tornado struck Wyeth City in Northern Alabama near Gadsden, razing thirteen homes and uprooting trees up to two feet in diameter. Ed Loud and an unknown colored woman were killed, twenty five others injured, with six reported dying. A 10-year-old boy was found dying miles away as the cyclone moved northeast. The five minute funnel left extensive devastation before crossing toward Hamtrain. June 10. The Democratic State convention to name delegates to Chi...
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Wyeth City
Gadseden
Alabama
Ed Loud
Lee Visits Cuban Front as Insurgents Advance
General Lee visits the Cabanias fortress and reports sick and jailed prisoners on board the Competitor. He also meets Captain General Weyler to explain the visit and the prisoners’ conditions. Insurgents under Maceo advance in Pinar del Rio while Garrich and others arrive in Havana amid rumors of a broader counterwar.
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Puerto Principe
Carillo
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Alejandro Rodriguez
Rayas
Garces
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Janaca
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Prieto
United States
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Cabanias
Julia Sanguilly
Ima Duareate
Negrao
Alfredo Lanharde
Weyler
Croy
Daa Mateau
Berrvaco Fatal Fall At Lan Ishind Incurred By Hotel Manager
An incident at Lan Ishind involves George To Bach of Tochimapelis who fell over a waterfall while reaching for his hat. Bach, noted as manager of the Ducianapeli Hotel Register Company, was swept into the water.
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Ducianapeli Hotel Register Company
University of Tennessee Graduation Address on Citizenship
Hon. Sterhoe Marton, secretary of agriculture, addressed UT graduates in Knoxville on June 10. His oration was described as scholarly and masterly, focusing on citizenship as a guiding theme.
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Keoxville, Tenn
Sterhoe Marton
University of Tennessee
Worthington editor praises Electric Bitters usefulness
Editor Morrison of Worthington Indiana lauds Electric Bitters as a valuable prescription for constipation sick headache and a superior general tonic. Mrs Annie Stehle of Chicago recovered her health and strength after six bottles, with local dealers listed and prices at 50 cents and 1.00.
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Worthington
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Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
T. E. Hildebrand’s
Indiana
Wm. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Storm devastates mining towns with deadly lightning strike
A severe storm in PuNXSUTAWNEY Pennsylvania caused extensive damage in Anita Elanora and Claysville. A Miss Miller was killed by a window strike, a crib near an infant was spared, and many homes suffered fire and structural damage. A large tree collapsed on a house with six people inside, no injuries reported.
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Elanora
Ald Somestead
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Canoe
Blair county semicentennial opens with civic parade
HompsysenrrG Pa June 1 The public ceremonies and rejoining attending the semicentennial anniversary of Blair county opens today. The celebration promises to form the most memorable event in the county's history. Friday will be civic and industrial day and will be celebrated by 9 large parade. Half rates to San Francisco on June 15 16 23 and 24 1896 North Western Line will sell excursion tickets to San Francisco and return at half rates one fare for the round trip good returning 60 days from date of sale. For full information apply to ticket agents or address H A Gross G E P A 423 Broadway New York T P Vaille S FE P A 112 South Fourth street Philadelphia Pa Fancy and staple dry goods dress goods and notions at Josiah Lydick's cash and produce store Penn Run Pa.
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Blair County
San Francisco
North-Western Line
Chicago & North- Western Railway
California
H. A. Gross
Broadway
New York
T. P. Vaille
South Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Compliments from Chinese Emperor to American Sailors
The emperor of China praised the gallantry of the American blue jackets who saved drowning passengers after the Woo Sung collision between steamers Onwo and New Ohwangby. He presented engraved testimonials to the captains of Uncle Sam’s Asiatic cruisers. Harry Walsh, Boston crew, notes Olympia sailors as most effective lifesavers while anchored 1,600 yards from the scene.
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Walsh
Olympia
Mountain Car Plunges Killing Four in West Virginia
Parkersburg dispatch says a runaway rail car on Hardwood Lumber line in Webster county descended High Mountain. Five men rode the car. Stark Dawson survived. James Moffatt and another worker were found dead with severe injuries, Jacob Holcomb and Charles Kong badly hurt, while Isaysun suffered minor bruises.
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Isaysun
Executive committee named for Yo MOC A secretaries session
At the Yo MOC A session a new executive committee was appointed with D A Sinclair as secretary treasurer of Dayton Ohio and others including Dr Vanl OC Phil lips of Chicago J W Cook Bridgeport Conn A M Wright St Louis B S Goodman New York J A Budge Montreal EF L Hamilton Chicago The next conference will be in Selma Alabama during the International YM A convention. Governor Stone declines to call an extra legislative session for St Louis tornado relief bonds.
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A. Sinclair
Dayton
Vanl OC. Phillips
Chicago
J. W. Cook
Bridgeport
Sr. Loves
Stone
Walbridge
St. Louis
Market Report from Indiana Flour Mills List Prices and Provisions
The weekly market report corrected by W. M. Cunningham and Wilson Rowe Hetrick lists prices for butter eggs lard tallow poultry game and produce. It details grain and flour prices wheat corn oats hay and dairy products with regionally varied quotes and includes a classified notice at the end offering a job for a capable houseworker with wages.
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W. M. Cunningham
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
New Indiana Flouring Mills
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for Women's Ailments
A historic ad asserts women with monthly pain and uterine disorders find relief and emancipation. It claims congestion and inflammation arise from exposure and mood, urging the Favorite Prescription as a safe permanent cure by regulating feminine functions and correcting organic changes. It touts a 25 year record of cures.
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Eures
Debited and Credited Totals in Indians Borough Ledger
The record lists balances and receipts for To State Appropriation 1895 To Amt received from collector of school tax 1894 To Amt received from building tax 1494 To Amt received on tuition DEBIT By Amt paid repairs fuel supp r sundries interest salary Secretary By Amt paid W F Wettling, Treasurer Indians Borough 11997 $154
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Indians Borough
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West Indiana
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Campbell and Smith Offer Bargains on Wash Waists
Campbell and Smith announce a bulk purchase of 844 dozen wash waists at special prices. The sale features 15¢ calico waists, 29¢ laundered shirt waists, 50c midrange waists, 75c and 89c laundered shirt waists, and up to $5.00 for separate skirts. Includes Misses' waists and white shirts, with collars and cuffs options and various fabrics.
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Tidal Wave flour claim from Penn Mills ad promotes quality
David Ellis & Sons Penn Roller Flour Mills tout Tidal Wave flour as superior and home produced in Indiana. The ad argues good flour is essential for bread, condemns inferior brands, and cites prices around 1.10 per sack while challenging larger Minneapolis mills. It urges consumers to buy only for merit, not branding.
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Minneapolis
Penn Mills
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller Flour Mille
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