Death rumors swirl as Cyrus Fry dies by morphine
Cyrus Fry, longtime South Dakota official and Freeport resident, is reported dead from morphine use, with early details noting heart trouble and possible life insurance while outlining his career as county treasurer and U S marshal. The story mentions his plans after leaving office and notes family and siblings.
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Bronx
Farr
Cyrus Fry
Vermillion
United States
South Dakoota
Deadwood
Mr. Fry
Cama
Tintata
Freeport
Til
Ettaillion
Novatiber
Freaideht Waereen
George
Axe
Chicago
Heniile
Pistora
Cyrus
Wein
New York Life
Northwestern Masonie
Tet
Inpse
Fife
skAnce
Milwaukie
Fiat
Tila
Memorial Day tributes and local notices from New Orleans to Vermillion
A chaotic clip of late 19th century notes mentions the attorney general’s investigation into Thanfel Monten, a New Orleans funeral event, and social upheaval. It reports a bank robbery attempt near Foster and an armed door incident, plus a fire at S. Ry Wilko’s home in West Boils. Also notes Memorial Day ceremonies at General Grant’s tomb in New York with ex Governor Portage delivering the oration and a 21-gun salute by the USS Mnnton- Abniah, reflecting national commemorations and local civic life.
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Lanter
New
Mel Grant
Toyal Leylalt
Cleveland
Mle Song
Philaiedphia
Poraltar
Ohio
Gon
Grins Netlinsa
Lee
America
Mason Gallagher
Neale
United States
Miunto- Abniah
Fii Torib
Onions as medicine and mystic power in food lore
A writer argues onions carry strong medicinal qualities beyond their odor. Analyzed uses include reducing inflammation and hoarseness, aiding nerves, and even acting narcotically in excessive amounts. The piece cites seasoned beliefs about onions’ curative and sedative effects and warns against overindulgence in late meals.
Seizure of Opium Ties Port to Huytion Fraud Case
Officials in Seapens Washington report a seizure of five pounds of opium during a past offense probe connected to the Huytion Republic of Victoria. John Wilson, agent, turned over correspondence implicating a Portland chartered Merchants Transportation Company crew in trafficking. Investigations reveal ciphered dispatches and letters discussing quantities and payments, with further actions promised as inquiries continue.
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Dhh
Cantons
John Wilson
Huytion Republic of Victoria
Heal
Iet
Fox
Huytien Republic
Trafic
Ransportation Company
Portland
Wiliam Dunbar
Wile Fon
Vie«torin
Wilken
Ciple
Lui
Vancouver
Customs Authoritien
Special Treasury
O- Wood
Amy Customs
Race Horses Fret and Delay at the Post
The article quotes Johnny McCafferty on why horse performance varies with mood and delays at the post. He cites an incident where a long post delay spoiled a race and shows how betting banks and owners suffer when horses run inconsistently. Additionally, a church assembly report discusses biblical inspiration and doctrinal deliverance, with delays and proceedings noted, ending with a political note on a Zulu princess wedding.
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Johnny McCafferty
Sr Lows
Mayal
Nin Hoings
Sille
Hud. Inc
Suegens
St. Louia
Slanaa
Wasmnenroy
Uralg
Oni
Dr. Young
Dash Ratunday
General Assembly
Mirpur
Briggs
New York
Drriggs Willl
Relative of Getawayo to Marry a G Mar of Naw Milford NJ
A full-blooded Zulu princess, kin to King Getawayo, will wed Robert Bates of Naw Milford, a Black man adopted by English hosts in 1870 after Africa wedding tours. The tale recalls earlier abductions and trials involving the Oxon harmentewar princess and the Delin widow, with a midlife, widowed groom. The union is set as a major event in colored society.
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Getawayo
G Mar
Naw Milford
Hackenaack
N. J
Siruy
Robert Bates
Sar
Frederick Dance
Africa
Sara
Oxton
Thonp
Fon Strodt
New York
Anthony O'Bleny
Uarry Davin
Metud Jory Ab
Metud Jory Ab Hiekensnak
Tvyer
Denver youths smash long dance record in New York
Eleven Denver young men shattered the world continuous dancing record of sixteen hours with a ninety minute celebration of a forty eight hundred dollar prize. Thirteen started, two dropped out, and six ladies supported couples at regular intervals while police interrupted the event. Strongmind and De Style comment on domestic life and cooking, while a bachelor narrator plans a supper and a marriage proposal amid the lively scene.
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Denver
Dante
New York
Carter
Evenlard Hom
Himane Society
Polive
Montana's Silver Statue Dedication Prompts Town Celebration
A Silver Statue of Justice was unveiled at the Montana mining display amid a large crowd. Belfort led ceremonies with music by the Chaetnnatl band and remarks by Major Martin Maginnis, editor ML Quinn, and First Lady Mrs. O. It. Mieke as the veil dropped revealing a flag and gold plinth valued at about 320,000 dollars combined. General Van Wyck's improving health is noted from Nemmasna, Neb. plus a report on the Krag-Jorgensen rifle adopted by the U S Army by the Board of Ordnance.
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Usteo
Cuncane
Mayal
Alontana
Siustice
Orlock
OM. Belfort
Moptaun
Allaston
Chicago
Martin Maginnis
Helena
ML Quinn
Butte
Mieke
Montana
Board of Ordnance
United States Army
Uncle Sam
Board of Ordnance and Fortificactions
United States
Hin Board
Bord of Ordnance and Fortifications
Congress
Ihevarot
Norway
Denmark
Brean Meh
Ump
Wreck of a circus train on Ty rone line kills many
An unsafe circus train on the Tyrone and Clearfield railroad derailed at Wall station while transporting performers and animals. Six men died and many were wounded. several tigers and lions escaped before being recaptured. The wreck damaged cars and property as workers struggled to recover the circus. Names and injuries of several witnesses and locals are listed with scattered places in Pennsylvania towns.
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Loukked
Tynonky
Tyrone and Clearfield
Walter Mann
Wall Station
Thalr
William Henry, Wrakeman
Tyrone
Frank Aratn
Indiana
William Mutperby
East Biteerty
Jobs Stayer
Toutsiale
Bartey
Tone
Chambers
Beneas
Groton Cours
Davin Logics
Ayresburg
Rice
Rochester
Walkinntown
Pier Payiurn
Tama Haney
Alboel
Hunty
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Reported
Memorial Day observances held with parades and services in New York Philadelphia Chicago and Huror. Veterans groups reviewed troops and honored fallen comrades while crowds gathered as Russian and Austrian officers joined local ceremonies and Dime Meade post hosted decorates.
Orme's Changes and Possible Rous Memorial Bid
A discussion of Orme and potential bidders for the Rous Memorial at Ascot with offers reported from Worthington and speculation on rivals like La Fleche and Ravensbury. Notes on the 3 year olds and the Ellipse Stakes entries follow, including Lat Bits and Perigord amid uncertainties about ground conditions and form.
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Lalla
Orme
Asvot
Alvan
Isinglasa
Ravensbury
Mr. Hated
Meddlur
Hardwicke
Jools
la Fleche
Raeburn
Aacob
Fuony
Marley
Indians Seek Silver Payments to Choctaw Chickasaw
The treasury plans to pay the Choctaw and Chickasaw at 82.207.450 in silver dollars and half dollars, with funds routed via St Louis. The payment aims to distribute per capita to the tribes, though details about coin types and distribution remain debated.
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Treasury Department
Committee of Indlagy
Donnelly Accused in Pine Land Ring Probe
Ink-stained Illinois political turmoil surrounds alleged Pine Land ring theft of 5 million in pine land ware. Committee adjourns as Attorney General rules funds were not available. Governor Nelson and Senator Donnelly face accusations amid shadowy evidence and closing-day legislative chaos. Heavy commodity prices, cattle and grain markets listed in cursory notes follow, with mixed prices and regional reports.
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Collusio
St Part
Child
Donnelly
Nelson Imnew
Nelson
Donnely
Dangerous flirtation ends in tragedy at Cairo mosque
Miss Blanche Wilson of Columbus, once an amanuensis to Manager Smythe of a Sudanese village, becomes entangled with a muezzin. After a sequence of hypnotic advances and a violent incident, she collapses at Smythe's Cairo office and dies, later revived, then sent home. The physician attributes the case to heart failure. rumors of hypnotic influence persist.
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A. Moezin
Bie
Che mueYzit
Darinesa
Miss Wilson
Inughett
Sheila Ali
Manner Smythe
Kea
Columbus
Thavas Zovelock
Smythe
Faye
Camels Roaming Arizona Desert Item News
In a lecture before the Lone Star State order in this city Mr Ginstey Bender discussed wild camels roaming Arizona and Texas. He said about sixty camels lie in the Arizona deserts between Yuma and Ehrenberg and near Colorado Del Norte. These camels, from an 1840 herd intended for arid military transport, were funded by a $30,000 congressional appropriation but failed to meet hopes and were later sold. Now they wander the Arizona desert, with extinction avoided only by danger from cowhands.
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Lone Star
Ginstey Bender
Arizona
Texas
Vic Hex
Yimna
Ehrenberg
Weedeberg
Colorado del Nortev
Yellowstode Park
Bender Naid
Went
Congress
United States
Mosher to plead guilty in embezzlement case with possible compromise
Charles W. Mosher, Bank of Capiz figure, plans to plead guilty to embezzlement and falsifying bank records. He hints at a potential government compromise around $190,000 but says a trial is unlikely. Olney withholds interference until trial. district attorney Walter may accept a settlement to avoid penitentiary time.
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Ola
May
Charles W. Mosher
Capiz National Bank Fame
Bante
Cute
Mitakney
Olney
Mn Mosher
Walter
Hon
Mosher
Poplin
Mr. Mosher
Itoyas
Jatealt
Orupwa
Netwi
Ahn
Euingh
Des Moines
Tit Council
Gane
Ol. Locke
Marc
Wileson
Wedded Indian suitor wedding at Wolf Point
Good Will Mission aid Rockwell and Indian Richard King face a church trial over King’s conduct and a possible ordination. Rockwell remains steadfast, friends claim their marriage is near, with plans to travel to Wolf Point, Montana for their wedding.
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Sissotoy
Sisrion
Good Will Mission Society
Cyarthia J. Rockwell
Richard King
Cara
Elle Wollowair
Standing Rock Agency
Miss Fellows
Miss Rockovell
Washington City
H Bello
Lince
Tie Place
Sinen
King
Miss Rockiwell
Misa Rockwell
Rockewell
Bowrd
Wolf's Point
Mont
Thither
Prosecution Drops Graves Murder Case in Providence
May 30 report says the prosecution abandoned the murder case against Dr Graves of Providence RI in the Barnaby killing and Graves was freed. The article also memorializes Theodore OHara a Civil War journalist with Kentucky roots and a long career in southern papers who died June 7 1867 at 42. It notes his service, his literary work, and his burial with military honors in Kentucky.
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de. Graves
Providence
R. I
Barnaby
Hin. Mery
Zane O'Hara
Suett
Theodore O'Hara
Kentucky
St Josephis College
Burda Town
Loper
Can
Dewax
Fort Morgen
Albert
Sidney Johnson
Wink
Shiloh
John C. Mreckes Inridge
Stone River
Columbus
Alsbama
Chattahoochee River
Frankfort
O'Hara
Mexico
Frm
Aleeps
Hit
Mysteries From New South Wales Suggest Tichborne Link
A cable from Albany New South Wales cites a claim about Sir Roger Tichborne. Exigase Mannery of Hedl near Wangaratta relays a tale of a dying man identified as Sir Roger Plehborne. A Friendly Brothers society member says the man received last rites and burial as a pauper in Geelong.
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New South Wales
Loxnox
Roger Tichborne
Albany
N.S
Exigase Mannery
Hedl
Wangaratta
Flannery
Geelong
Brothera
Anu
Hailey
Danne
Fleeiong
Manus
Roger Plehborne
Blannery
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South Dakota News
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State Board of Regents of Education
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Myytion Republic
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Het
Strongusind
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Tighborne
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