Prairie fires devastate farms in Hania Hyde counties
Report of widespread prairie fires across Hania Hyde counties causes heavy losses. M i Foote and James O'Donnell families suffer major damage to wheat, feed, machinery, and homes. John Taving and others lose barns and crops while several children are injured. Authorities note no effective deterrent despite statutes.
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Hania Hyde
Joel
Tiibute
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Blunt
Alario
James O'Donnell
B. Whipple
O'Donnell
Rilerton
Wilson
Thelpa
Brelwer
Eddy and Barger
Wighmore
Controversy Over Expelled Students and Todd Divorce Case
Fragmented report covers Sheldon forcing removal of seven expelled students, with faculty admission of error amid Todd divorce proceedings in Canton and St Paul. It notes possible settlements, looming charges by Mrs Todd, and potential continued legal action as parties seek outcomes. Also mentioned are a cancer death in Shamemawn, a clothes theft arrest, a new Boston route plan, a Sunday School Convention, and a large gold shipment to New York.
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William Tt
Canton
Kennison
von Ition
St. Paul
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Felix
L'Odd
Abbottis-Squane Talk Threatens Pugilists Match
Reported exchanges show Abbott pressing for a match with McAuliffe in England or the United States, offering serious money and declaring readiness to travel. Negotiations detail weight limits, location options, and finances, with both sides seeking a favorable outcome and public interest in the bout.
CAUGHT IN THE BELTING CAUSE OF DEATH AND INJURIES
August Hite of Norfolk Neb. suffers fatal belt accident at a mill. He fell headlong into a pulley, crushed a leg, and died shortly after. Wrecker Mosher arrested in Omaha over the incident. Michigan bank in Lansing faces a savings bank failure with depositors warned. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad declares dividends for six months ending 1902 and 1903.
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Baltimore and Ohio Failroad Comparty
Washington
Harris Innocent? Petition Circulates for Pardon
A local movement seeks clemency for Harris, with Edw ant Murphy and prominent New York clergy among signers. They contend the youth was convicted on circumstantial evidence and urge Governor Pluwertar to grant a new hearing. Bishop Horst and Dr Bartlett back the effort as well.
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Bartlett
New Yorks Avenue Parnas Church
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Ocean Grove
Asbury
Marris
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Bailey's luck pale mare horse tale amid war turmoil
John Baileys luck follows a tale of a four mile distant owner whose horse is seized after a spring ride by a cavalry unit. A soldier defends the capture while the owner learns of a received letter valuing the horse at 8086 plus interest. The piece also notes lingering financial rumors about Missouri Pacific and statements by George Gould and others.
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Official Report Reveals Fork in Banking Society
The government examiner's report on a London based society exposes widespread mismanagement. It details high waste against funds and a deficit of 834,000 while many investors seek homes and relief for suffering members. Significant sums are pledged for relief efforts in the United States.
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Thanksgiving Observance Debate Across The State
Fragmented historic text discusses Thanksgiving timing and observance dates, noting that November often falls on Thursdays. It mentions executive mansion appeals to the president, unresolved stance on holiday timing, and a broader context of railroad tax investigations and political reports from the period.
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President to Miss Naval Review and World’s Fair Attendances
The president plans to be away from Washington about a week to view the naval review and open the world’s fair. He will travel to New York then stay until the official ceremonies connected with the review. After a short rest he will go to Chicago for three or four days. Cabinet members will join the president in New York and likely accompany him to Chicago.
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Beer War Ends As Breweries Back To Old Prices
News from St Louis reports breweries reached a Saturday meeting agreement to revert to the 88 price, with both sides losing money but ready to quit, all city breweries pledging to accept Saburday's decision and no further trouble expected. In New York, flags decorate the Waldorf and social clubs honor visiting families, as stockholders in the Albany line discuss acquiring control and leases in perpetuity, signaling consolidation in the railroad system.
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N.Y
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New Yorke Central
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Alec Waskqd
Peace Ahead as Suffrage Debate Ends Rioting
Report outlines Liberal resignations and ministerial changes amid suffrage unrest in Durham. Mentions eight hour demand, protests, and a new administration amid political turmoil. Includes notes on Derby illness and the death of a French figure, with scattered names and places.
Object to Eight Hours. Durhany Gaal Minars Ssem Lone Hours
A fragmented item notes an eight hour dispute involving Durhany Gaal Minars Ssem, indicating a lone hours issue. The readable portion hints at work time contention and individual involvement, with no clear resolution or supporting facts. Further details are unavailable in the legible text.
Deputation to Gladstone on coal strikes in 19th century
A Diriam deputation to Prime Minister Gladstone urged compulsory weight checks for miners and called for new labor methods. Gladstone replied that war limits his competence and warned against employers and employees seeking unsteady remedies, noting a work day as a long enough span for labor under gro.
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Kbar
Part of Your Body Not Seizable by Sheriff Says Court
A court ruling by the attorney general holds that certain body parts such as teeth are not property that the sheriff can seize. The case, linked to a protest and company removals, discusses whether teeth might be taken under asset seizure. Commodore Wallace Hunter is named in the surrounding report.
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Mwinion
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Tate
Wallace Hunter
Moran
Strampark Yamimba
Minnesota Family Cremated Alive in House Fire
A Minnesota family perished when their home burned, the husband, wife, and two children all cremated as flames consumed the building. Neighbors described a drunken altercation prior to the fire as investigators probe the cause and children and other relatives escaped. Police report the incident occurred in Lasimuinin, Minnesota, on April 20.
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Important Decision Cites Constitutional Limits on City Debts
A court ruling voids city bonds issued under a constitutional limit on indebtedness. Judge Campbell's decision condemns actions by City of Sioux Falls and related parties, with implications for municipal financing and public notices. The report also notes robberies, insanity incidents, and local social turmoil amid April events and personal misfortunes across the community.
Great Minnesota and St Louis R R Mortgage Fight
Minneapolis and St Louis mortgage dispute unfolds as Receiver Lochren negotiates with Rock Island and New York lenders. Attorneys argue over $9 million in Rock Island tied securities and $4 million mortgage control, amid a bitter battle among mortgage-holders and rail trusts with over thirty lawyers involved. The case centers on ownership and control of the Minneapolis and St Louis line and its northwest corridor, with cash in the treasury and conflicting creditor claims shaping the outcome.
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Williams Knocked Out by Mysterious Billy Smith in Australia
At Coxe Island New York April 19 a large crowd gathered to see boxing before Gollsy Island club. Billy Smith of Boston defeated Tom Williams of Australia by knock out in the second round, with Smith delivering decisive blows as Williams showed fatigue and fought bravely to rise after each knockdown.
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Chicago
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Hridwonert
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The New Mormon Temple Interior Seen By Visitors
A description of the interior of the New Mormon Temple, including its grand scale, offices, font, and ornate rooms, with notes on the dedication and access for members. Observers recount the temple’s height, design, and ceremonial spaces as a major 19th century religious landmark.
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Irvingin
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