Entertainer plans cancel after wedding fiasco
Miss Helen Gould leads objections to a New York Kindergarten Association benefit entertainment titled As You Like It with tableaux and performers including Lilian Ituanel Venta Tilley Tilsy Pitugerald and Canute Darville. Several stars withdrew, leaving a disrupted Georgetown wedding party for Lewis Rhodes and Alice Parker as guests failed to appear. Edna Spencer reports cash theft at the agriculture department gala while Wagner and Mussolini-related remarks stir western crowds.
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Kimball Graphic Bo Ntinan
Pudlinim Kimball
South Dakota
Uae
New York
Helen Gould
Araaodulaw
Abe
Pma
Rhodes
Hous
Edna Spencer
Arlow
Miss Spencer
Mida Spencer
Doctor-targeted harassment rocks peaceful War Hill village
Residents of War Hill in Browncounty report a wave of intimidation after Dr Phelps faced threats and property vandalism. A cream colored pony was burned out, two men paid fines, and lodge tensions fueled by alleged abolitionist views. The conflict centers on expulsion from a lodge and ongoing hostility until the doctor leaves town.
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Chamberlin
War
Dr. Phelps
Tsofhee
Heather
Moetor
Wuaplefyn
Walter Litees
Don Briedenbaeh Ward
Sitiiea
Indes
Elk Point Race Meet Promises Big Fourth of July Event
Elk Point hosts a race meet organized by the local association in South Dakota with purses totaling over 31060. The program includes pacing and trotting events led by JG King, secretary, and features a Wy celebration on the Fourth. Entries for pacing and trotting close June 17, with other races closing the night before the meet. Postmaster A W Nawh of Sioux City aids in starting faces and organizing the event.
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Sateen Tun Tinng Ton
Noah
Untae
Dakota
EN Tolnt
Martinext
Aeltier Utne
Hiaswarden
Sioux City
Raven
Major fire devastates Huron town, causing extensive losses
A large blaze swept through Huron destroying homes and businesses including a warehouse and several structures. Damage estimated around 320,000 dollars with widespread property loss and a county-wide response. The sheriff offered a 25 dollar reward for information aiding arson investigation. officials noted extensive rebuilding efforts in the wake of the flames.
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Lawrence County
Supreme Court to Hear Grain Warrants Case
The seed grain warrants dispute reaches the Supreme Court. The case centers on the constitutional validity of defending grain warrants and a bid claim for 1500 dollars by Pare & Co of Sioux City. Key figures include Colonel E. Ey and ex Congressman W. V. Tucas, with officials from Sioux Falls and Hot Springs attending the meeting to settle details.
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Makota Supreme Court
Atle
Ana
Atien
Mingehiha
Minne Han
Salilievss
Sioux Palla
Dunn
Woldlvea
Hom Het Spring
Pewrton
Ween
Hot Springs
ExCongrewaman
Comandant
W. V. Tucas
Pare & Co
Sioux City
M.D. Kor
13Ne Point
Humpteyn
Paulkton
Cayiain
Supton McGrew
MAKING A RUN ON GOLD
A chaotic report on gold withdrawals and treasury bonds tied to the Belmont Morgan syndicate. It notes large redemption demands since January, with the Treasury facing heavy withdrawals and projected further strain as May and June activity rises.
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Nisl
Ee Kever Omanuna
New Yik City
Webriwey
Belmont-Morgan
Sta Tern
Protect
Menwury Wold
Folruary S
Lune A
Agieves
UlNd Menotkures Shaw
Treasury Uilicits
Vaehilinaty
Forte
Treaury
Levamary
Harire Ampunes
Che
Sute
Riot at Homestead Street Violent clash injures many workers
A riot on Homestead Street between workers from Kosoud avenue and Highland Elevtyte railways near Bugthaves caused severe injuries as ladders and poles were used. clashes involved twenty five to thirty men on each side with multiple serious hurts. Grand Lodge Iowa Masons convention opened with speeches and reports from Grand Master Bellows in New York.
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Wight
Spi Hye Fittebuns
Second Avenue
Highland Wits
joHorAl
Ellmnber
Auereearal Witorte
Grand Lodge
Iowa Masons
Vongnik Mivrghathtan
Marahulltows
Graf Lodge of Lawn Masons
Odean Opera Mowae Alb Atelock
Bens
Liberty Atom Bellows
aMcern
Bank Receivership Possible as Bank Faces Scrutiny
A June 4 report from Comptroller Kokels indicates the bank may be placed in receivership due to doubtful funds and an exhaustive review. The Ink's current head, Bale Wxammer Howard, is named as interim receiver while a formal examination proceeds amid speculation over President Chasett's death related to the bank's finances.
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Washington
Kokels
Paris
Peta
Bale Wxammer Howard
Chasett
Feast of Roses Ground Rent Ceremony at Manheim Zion Church
A June ceremony at Manheim Zion Lutheran Church in Philadelphia will lay on the ground rent for the church edifice. Baron Willon Henry Bregel founded Manheim about a century ago and donated the plot. The event promises a solemn service, with rosary offerings and prayers as a crowd gathers at Zion Church. In New York Trinity Church, a wedding of Marion De Peyster Carey to William Dinwiddie Jr. drew over 3,000 invitations. the ceremony featured choral music and candlelight despite weather concerns.
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Tod Roun
Philadelphia
Manhetm Zion ‘Lutheran Eniureh
Willon
Henry Bregel
Manheim
Sore Qian
Zion Lutheran Church
Rosie
Trinity Church
Mim Marion de Peyster Carey
Williairy Dinwmore, Jr
Forest Fires Ravage Towns and Rail Lines in Pennsylvania
Fire devastates large areas across Bradford, Kane, and surrounding counties. Widespread flames destroy timber and property, with thousands of feet of lumber burned and homes evacuated. Officials report trains and roads disrupted as crews battle the blaze along the New York Central and Western rail corridors.
Chicago Road Race Officials Overturn Memorial Winner
A Chicago memorial day road race ended with Homer Paley declared winner after an official reversal. Gears L Emerson had initially been named, but evidence from witnesses and timing confusion led judges to dismiss the earlier result. The final winner was determined by official time and the list of witnesses includes members from several cycling clubs across suburbs.
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Hommel City
Bradfet
Momer Fairmon
Omediiy
Kanerson
Chicago
Homer Paleymon
Iillegally
Gears la Emerson
Evanaton
UMM
M. Byrke
Dee Curdy
Bawinbriitigy
Homer Alrmon
Chiao
Welter Rosheek
Binglewood
Hoftmean
Varlewood
Bawasnd
Lancia
Alva McLain
Aurora
Mik Roberlins
Thistle
Henry Promh
Enelewood Gydle Club
Wo BE. Titley
Avplag
B.A. Hagan
Inglewood Cyele
Avitel Bite
Savage Miners Mob Attacks West Virginia Mine
A mob from Wheeling West Virginia attacked a coal mine two miles from town on the Ohio River. They dragged out workers, injured several and threatened more violence. One miner is near death and others face serious injuries as the mob disperses. Police report the mob acted without provocation and many workers remain fearful for their safety.
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Wheeling
Dulonvate
Long Tun
Ohio
Nu Sigma Nu Fraternity Mehl Convention Opens
The Nu Sigma Nu fraternity convened in Minneapolis with the Melegnies and prominent figures from Detroit Chicago New York and Ann Arbor attending. Delegates Dr Christiny and other officers chaired sessions promoting intellectual and Mord advancement at the university inked by the World Title Ab venue.
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Minneapolis
Min
Jones
Nu Hleime Nu Fraternies
Liv Untypealise Af Minnoioth
Hue
Amwcolation
Hawehajters
Cinaila
Ins du FG. Sibi
Chieagi
Tres Ur Rid. Barker
New York
Wistotlan
Dh. Muorvady
Mosher Hearty Wrecker Reports Health Ahead of Parole
Warden Phillips states Mosher is in good health and set to return to Lincoln, NE, as he nears a five year sentence with twenty one months remaining. He has worked diligently in the electric light plant, showed no trouble, and aspires to join his father in Omaha.
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Sou Kalle
Phillips
State Penitentiary
Omaha
Charlex
Lincoln
Neh
Mosher
Fury
Charla
Pittsburg
Dela
Wathen
Ehildren
Ios
Mrorhe
Pratt
Dayton
oatRossor
Mike
Confederate Memorial Day Observance Across States
The fifth annual convention of the Confederate Veterans association outlines observance of Confederate Memorial Day. Noted are limited preparations and partial dissemination of the resolution, with southern states adopting varying ceremonies and ceremonies cited in Annapolis and other locations. Names include Gleason Kansas and Lackey New York among listed participants.
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Rcalny
Tex
Annapolia
Annapolis
Ensten Staten S Military Academy
Anteager
Gee
San Lucas
Gleason
Kansas
New Yorks
HE. Lackey
Witis MY
Feayadl
Alatama
Bayles
Weet
Gere
W. Windom
Texas
Vives
Market Report Mix of Cattle, Hogs, and Wheat Prices
Markets across multiple yards show mixed prices with cattle and hogs trading firm to lower. Notable quotes include cattle at around 1,000.50 and 42.300 for feeders, with hogs and sheep prices varying. grain futures reference September wheat and corn futures with small movements amid trading at Chicago and Kansas City sites. The report also notes broader market chatter and exchange activity across several national yards.
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Tinton Tock
Chicago
Sony Ornate
Vinton Stock Yards
Omana
Kansas City
Nulive
Molife
Foethers
Canwest
Memorial Day in Chicago honors Confederate dead at Oakwood
A Chicago Memorial Day ceremony united Union and Confederate veterans at Oakwood Cemetery. Elders from both sides toured the depot and procession, with notable figures such as General Wade Hampton and General John Underwood present. Cannons, wreaths, and taps marked the solemn tribute to the 6,000 gray-clad soldiers interred there, amid martial music and veteran recollections.
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Mas
Confeder
Oakwood Cemetery
Central
Wis & D'oluGh
Army
Grand Army
Appomattox
State
Butler
Epha Hunton
John C. Underwood
Wade Hampton
Michigan
Lee
Jackson
Grant
Meade
Sheriin
Atlanta
James nWake
Shion
Lookout Mountain
Wickburk
the Wilderness
Gettyshire
Antitam
Munkhauser
Rapid Ranches
Iction
Joseph Deeha Pickett
Kentucky
John G. Underwood
Exerrives
H.W. Bole Tun Biestor
Centenary Methodist Church
Manmander
U. S. Grant Post
Justin
Henry T. Stanton
Samuel Fellows
Reforment Episcopal Church
United States Volunteers
Stewart
Spikhur
Mirx Sum
Dlaw
KMS
Chen
Gener Dorwood
Miay Marion Silvan
Mra. KR
Walker
Virat
Alinoa Navnal Guards
Great Gusher Well Disaster At Chamwbals and Rhyme
A chaotic report describes a flood or blowout at Chamwbals involving a great well near the Chamibentale area. An extended gas water surge followed by a dangerous blast impacts the site and local workers, with casualties and miraculous escapes noted.
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Attempia
Geitrel
Neaple
Unite State
Reneon
Mixsonil
Avetiicu
Tnd
Althouse
Ube
Wil Iserewil
Weil
Connerer
Mewell
Governor Morton Falls in Faint During Parade
New York May 80 At 11 o clock Governor Morton fainted while reviewing a parade at the Worth monument. He collapsed on the platform before attendants could assist, and was taken away for evaluation as the crowd watched in concern.
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Ent
Morton
Worth Monument
Towa Watts
Jowa Fits
Foster Wan
Towa River
Thin Dount
Tun
Wits
Mt Lanignt
Memorial funeral of General Thesham at Oakwood cemetery
A formal veteran funeral for General Thesham takes place at Oakwood cemetery with a long military procession from Woodhown to Green Wood and then to the cemetery. State and federal officials attend. the crowd observes a salute, bugle calls, and a brief service at the cemetery chapel before interment or further court decision.
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Fuera
Walter
Seapine
Nathan
Hanora le Wan
Galawood Cemetery
Hun
Religan
Ultila
Stniy Jugisiatury
Barnssicchitlan
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Uidomant
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Warburton Canar
United States
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Menory
Henty Camp
Docklane
Oakewood
Mann
Woodhown
Airecr
Illnois Central
Reaitar Army
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Green Wood
Sixty Seventh Street
Green Wood Avenue
Wight Battery
Fred A
Geneva Gresham
Kame
Washington
de. McPherson
Second Presbyterian
Rose Bull Cemmtery
Corydon
Rumley
Thesham
Municipal Reform League heads morning sessions of Ohio city
The Municipal Reform League delegates gathered at the First Presbyterian church in Cleveland for a day of sessions presenting papers on city governance. Speakers included Geo W. Ochs, Walker S. Spencer, and Charles B. Wilby, among others, with a dinner planned by the local arrangements committee.
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Geo. W. Ochs
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Walker
Spencer
Goulalanas
Omaha
Ev. Gregory Dh. Powell
Cincinnati
Charles B. Wilby
Columbus
Will Jame
Ohio
J. Binndu
Leuteville
Frank N. Hartwell
Jenny City
Tene N. Quimby
Pitomurg
Allegheny
Fen
William M. Kennedy
Ituftaio
Frank M. Loomia
Albany
Melvit Dewey
Mulitelgal
Naitional Party
Charles Tchardson
Th’elock
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