Kansas Agitator Uarnett Note in Grave Raising Interest
An unpaid note taken from a grave after 17 years will be part of a lawsuit in New Haven Connecticut. Tariff funds for a state exhibit at the world’s fair will be aided by Texas schoolchildren. Michigan Senate substitutes the name St Joseph for the consolidated cities designation. Minaco whalls produced 128,240 barrels last week, up from 122,530 and 92,770 year earlier.
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New Haven
Conn
Texas
Michigan Senate
St. Joseph
Benton Harbor
Minaco Whalls
Marriage of Miss Vanni Goodale to Dr Eastman set June 15
The engagement announced for Miss Vanni Goodale and Dr Eastman the Sioux Indian who is a Dartmouth College and Boston University School of Medicine graduate. The ceremony will occur on June 15.
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Vanni Goodale
Dr. Eastman
Dartmouth College
Boston University School of Medicine
Fourth Jacon AsTOR to Build Grand New York Residence
Joanx Jacon AsTOR, newly married to Philadelphia heiress Miss Willing, plans an opulent New York City home, described as the most gorgeous and expensive yet erected in the metropolis.
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Joanx Jacon Astor
Philadelphia
Miss Willing
New York City
Fulton Elected Galveston Mayor for Sixth Term
In Galveston Texas on June 1 Rene Fulton won re election as mayor for a sixth term, achieving twelve years of continuous service. He defeated W H Nichols who had served as doorkeeper of the house of congress during Cleveland's administration.
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Galveston
Tex
Rene Fulton
W. H. Nichols
Cleveland
Plain president stands for law and order in American way
The Atlanta Constitution extols a republic of law and order over empires. It argues a plain president who handles ten tasks and rests peacefully at night embodies the American way, contrasting with czar-like grandeur and danger.
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Atlanta Constitution
Republic of Law and Order
Prince of Wales Comments on Card Cheat Accusations
The prince of Wales stated in response to questions that he believed his friend had cheated at cards. Following this testimony, it would be surprising if the jury did not share the same view.
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Campalin
Cleveland
Toller
Tonn
Europe
Russia
Confederate monument in Jackson features life size statue
A Jackson Mississippi monument stands tall with a ten dimensional design and a Confederate soldier figure. The original is said to be held by former Mississippi secretary of state George M. Govan. The shaft sits on castle wall motifs and includes a vaulted chamber housing a life size statue, reputedly by an Italian sculptor in Italian marble.
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Tuk
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
George M. Govan
Castle Walls
Jefferson ‘Deris
Aarbla
Wall Street
Charlce D Kellogg
Joeble
New York
Cowley
Walt
Court House
Gibson
Ouston
George
Burkitt
Alliance
Arkansas Economist
Brooklyn messenger boys rush bicycles to speed calls
In Flatbush avenue area six to ten boys on bicycles answer calls for a Brooklyn district telegraph company. They ride at high speed, purchase bikes on installments, and earn fifty cents to one dollar weekly more than others. The new method cuts delivery time to a quarter of the old pace.
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Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
Orice
Talngraph Company
Calla la
The Botkin Trial Board’s Public Address Reviewed
The Board of Managers in the Botkin impeachment trial issued an address condemning the Senate verdict and praising the eighteen Republican senators who voted for conviction on key charges. It recounts tests of corruption claims, defending the managers’ case while accusing opponents of partisanship and coercion.
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Board of Managers
Theo. Botkin
Senate
Springfield
Iliam Hackney
Botkin
People's B Party
High Court
Kansas
High Court of
Board
Nolay
Israel
Theas
House of Representatives
Mister Foster's critique of Secretary Poster in interview
A damaged OCR passage quotes a hostile appraisal of Treasury Secretary Poster by Mr. Foster, alleging coldness and likening him to John Sherman. The garbled text criticizes governance and hints at a wider political rancor without clear dates or events.
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Foster
Poster
Secretary of the Treasury
John Sherman
Fragmented Critique of Political Alliances and Monopolies
A fragmented political screed condemns third party formation and denounces Wall Street influence. It accuses current leaders of bankrupt treasury and corrupt, plutocratic legislation, calling the party a tool of plunderers and urging memory of past reformers like Lincoln. It portrays widespread rottenness and corruption.
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Toa
Siaagreesa
Darties
Uesmeeire Eet
edVodslee
Myriad Schetund
Alliance
Wall Street
Treasury
Lincoln
Wade
Stevens
Tts
Convention Resolves to Honor Soldiers and Pay Union Vets
A convention debate centers on honoring soldiers and backing government promises to union veterans. Speakers argue for full payment in gold or equivalent money, criticizing wartime currency handling and urging speedy, just settlement for all who served. The Cincinnati Gazette account notes a disruptive scene during the discussion.
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Davis
South
Cincinnati Gazette
Jeno
Jin Doviara
Atom Abia
Fletcher Meredith
Joe Hudson
Kansas Patriots
Advocate
Union general’s trusted guard Edward Wheelahan dies
Edward Wheelahan of New Haven died Tuesday at 614 Unterly Street. A trooper, he served as General Grant’s personal orderly and guarded the general as Grant rode out with cavalry. Wheelahan, tall and brave, claimed Grant did not drink during the war and defended the general’s character.
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Grane
New Haven
Edward Wheelahan
Grant
Theie Wheelahan
Wheelahan
Bible school session opens at Bramarck Grove
The fourth annual Bible school of the YWCA Kansas chapter is underway at Bramarck Grove with high attendance. H L Hastings of Boston opened the meeting stressing the importance of Bible study. The gathering fills every seat and no outsiders are admitted as attendees stay for a ten day program.
National schuatannfest record broken by New York duo
At the national schuatannfest in Creve Cour Iske yesterday Bernard Walter and Gus Zimmerman of New York set a record in aba sng te and 1 pulatare al i oor Mnet posallita 100.
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Tae Schuetrentvet
Lois
Creve Cour Iske
Bernand Walter
Gus Zimmerman
New York
Farmers and finance clash in antimonopoly debate
A stormy conference favors the prohibition plank while railing at Wall Street monopoly and the Brown gold standard. Lectures by Kellogg and others ignite a rally that frames farmers as the united front against plutocratic control.
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Andursa
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