The Tra arret tree and strange ancient relics discussed
A far ranging catalog covers a Madagascan tree named the Tra arret that yields drinking water from leaf tips for travelers, a prologue about the oblong Tendon Stone near St Swithn's Church in London, and assorted notes on London districts Whitechapel and cultural curiosities. It also mentions medical notes on membranous croup, London clubs and Derby era poverty, canal electricity in France, and varied global anecdotes.
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Lonton
Brialt
St Swithn's
Miitato
England
Avery
Wiestone
The Case of Mrs Maybrige in Court and Letters
A British case centers on Mrs Maybrick accused over suspicions of her husband’s murder. Evidence discusses a forged relationship, a letter about landlords, and alleged infidelity. The public eye questions her innocence as London lawyers pursue the divorce case. The court’s findings hinge on testimonies and the credibility of a long, complex marriage.
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Slik
Hiab
Ameriotos
Ram Prinon
Mra
Maybriel
England
Wiuh Deannie
Liowoun
Maylerel
Wil
Alice
Wil Jug
Muylrid
Maybuleh
Colum Lagysen
New York
Moybaie
Magbriule
Bos
Spd
Eric Tal
Orin
Abu
Maybrice
Yiint
London
Maybrids
Chiawan
Aman
Alvorce
Melarly
Maybride
Maybrck
Maybricb
Snc Americidhs
Huiurgoluy
Urate
Sioux Falls
el Rind
Miso Sioux City
Murwe
Apola
Arbitration suspicion grounds delay for Moab mine owners
Conflicting reports from Muabiful If vhs mine owners and Polorade Springa on whether to consent to arbitration, with Cripple Creek workers preparing protest and President Calderwood urged to intervene. Local officials insist property return and front-line action continue amid tense standstill. Indians and Spaniards clash in a separate dispatch from Toluca and a mountain town skirmish near Sandion doepan ends without clear motive.
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Desveas
Colo
Vhs
Polorade Springa
Detwnen
Rerinasy
MelMath
Onverne Walte
Traveling salesman's sudden death shocks Grand Junction community
A 67 year old traveling salesman for the American Teend Machine Co died suddenly Monday night in a Sour ioux Walla packing house area while accompanying Mina Wood, a typist, to the building. The body was returned to Grand Junction. investigations and civil suits linked to the Thorne case continue, with other county and state officials involved in related actions. Two carloads of soldiers left to join a Grand Army event in DeSmet.
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Chambers
Grand Junction
Meart Dinéane
South
Atone Patis
Fiopx
Juan
Montiny
Sourioux Walla
Mina Wood
Ak le
Pia
Abe
Altgiu Lm
Grand Jynotton
Hirani
Eapaupine Dukor
Tous F
Rollef Torph
Song of
mLtshd
State Grand Army
Guenmoiment
DeSmet
Maron
North
Wnd
Thorne
Bolx Pauba Ss. D
Fnnd
Meyera
Supremey Fourt
Jones Nan
Grand
Train Derailed in Robbery Plot Near Series Junction
A passenger train on the Mobile and Ohio line derailed near Series Junction twelve miles north of Lovia Missouri, with one engineer killed and another injured. Police arrested Richard Nagel on suspicion of causing the wreck as investigators examine the rail theft and violence tied to an alleged robbery scheme. Separate reports: Wisconsin Central president Edwin H. Abbott testified in the Northern Pacific inquiry on Chicago and Great Western winding up and reorganization toward Chicago and North Western.
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Embantanuut
Br. Lovia
Mobile and Ohio Rail Railroad
Series Junction
Here
Robert Collins
Robert Ryan
Fern Haat
Thiasity
Northern Pacific
Milwaukesr
Wis
Jones
Edwin H. Abbott
Wisconsin Centtral Railway
Alfred L. Carey
Chicago and Great Western
Chicago and Northard Pacific
Odd Fellows Gather at Algona for District Celebration
June 5 Algona Iowa hosts a district Odd Fellows gathering drawing over a thousand brothers from nearby lodges. Special trains arrive, parades march, a grand banquet serves 4000, and an afternoon program at Call Opera House features remarks by Mayor Call and Grand Master Sawual Callion.
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Bongrott
Hurt
Luverne
Weely
Whittemore
Emmotabueg
Ruthven
Enthergilly
Wat Houd
Hayotool
Hyaucor
Livermare
Mah Lodge
Algons Lodge
Hye Bras Banda
Tbat
W. Vane
Riley successor chosen entomologist for Agriculture
Jose L. C. Howard of New York will replace Dr C V Riley as entomologist in charge of the department of agriculture. Howard, expert on chinch bugs, authored a monograph on plant curculia and numerous studies. He has taught at Marriot College Kansas and previously served five years in the division of entomology. Pennsylvania led U S coal output in 1902 with about 100 million tons. Ohio West Virginia and Alabama followed in production.
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ANL
Jose
L. C. Howard
New York
C. V Riley
Marina Entomologiat
Department of Agriculture
Naw
Riley
Howard
National Museum and Entomologies Society of Washington
International Association O Economie Ntomologista
Mariott of
Kansas
Th ‘Auaus Agricultural College
Lia
Yenra
Kikling
Insect Life
Pennsylvania
United States
Vennsylvania
Enn
Ohio
West Winginia
Alabama
Republicans Win In Oregon Vote Count Delayed
The Oregon election result lingered into the night as ballots remained unsettled. Republicans appear to hold the main county ticket with few exceptions, while calls for superintendent of instruction show notable opposition. Telegraph delays from the coast and eastern Oregon counties kept official results uncertain.
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Kuta
Congress
Oregons
Amor
Rabam
Burglars Make Haul At White Rock Minn Millar Store
Report of a burglary at G O Millar’s store in White Rock Minnesota where the safe was broken into and cash and items valued between 1,000 and 62,000 were taken. Details describe the night break in and stolen goods from the premises amid unclear OCR text.
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White Rock
Minn
Pontaffico
Stora
Millar
Tampa
England
Frond Mothar
Algy
McPherson McFlernon Sugar Bill Debate Emphasizes Duties
The session centers on a proposed sugar duty schedule amid testimony from Senator McPherson and Representative Allison. Discussion covers sugar tax policy, stock transfers tied to sugar profits, and potential impacts on the treasury. lawmakers ask for clarifications while Secretary Carlisle faces scrutiny over the administration and timing of tariff changes.
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Jone
Phetari
Aeustide Wmnemoliaeum
Fugpee
Allain
Sigur
Wenar
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Harris
Ones
Voorheey
Carlisle
Warner
United Press
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Obarnes
Searles
McPherso
Mc Parson
Mayer
Tie Son
Ugar
Mynanis
Aukaes Ok
Mtn
Wugar
Fenard Bo Wigan
Davin
McPherson—tayo
Benator Allen
Dluanes
Camralttout
Benatur McFlernon
McPhersons
Buy Tog Wis Musk
Milla
Carhule
Carine
Jonen
Tally Shelly
Jones
Carlaly
Sugar Trust
Democratia -Campalica Fund
Arkanags
Siwar
Kendsor Voorhees
Secretary of the Treasury
McKinsey
Landslide in Canada Traps Residents by Red River
Fragmentary report from Charleveix county describes a landslide near St Alba at Red River causing houses to be swept away. News is scarce with no telegraph link to the affected area and fatalities or missing persons are unconfirmed. Residents fear more debris and ongoing danger in the floodplain.
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Were
York
Renort
Board of Health
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Missouri
Nerhys
Texas
Arkansas
Atea
Mexico
Hiss
Emily A
New England
Nile
Nubia
Vicksburg
Arcept
Blizh
Willy
Prrrauvno
Joe
St Lovie
Codwallavilla Coka
Progvena
Mint Couaion
Allegheny City
Carnegie
Union
Daughters of the Cavalier
Abe
Pittsburg
Celpple Creek
Colorado
San Pranelsco
Far
Shis
Lona Woiunn
Papalia
Exlain
Bud
Capitol
Caxey
John Brows
Congress
Gal
Moses
Red Rive Heath
Monrakat
Charleveix
Moyen Torre
St. Alba
Ttrannooniy
Jolie
Red River
Bryan Letter Anxious Over Silver Policy Debate
Nebraskan congressman Bryan condemns silver policy in a letter to Judge Broady. He criticizes federal steps to collect taxes and argues farmers should be paid in gold or its equivalent. Secretary Morton, reading the letter, notes Bryan’s clear stance on silver and monetary reform.
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Sie Ryan
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Broady
Theynn
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Bryan
Retary Morton
Hey. Jetter
le van
Diryan
Shone
Taw
Vaud
Hye Thu
Keaowy
Anerely
Tivill
Nebraska
Nebrasles
Court rules against United Press in press injunction case
Judge Cox Kendere Kyseping Tact of the Morning Washisdrox district court denied the United Press injunction to block the Washington News from receiving news or the United Press from furnishing it. The ruling favored the defendants though tentatively allowing an injunction to restrict news to the aggrieved parties, with further action possible Monday.
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Mic Prema Court of the Distriet of Columbia
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Washington News
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United Press
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Manos Hatin
Woater
Associated Press
Fly
Warlor
Wits
Sugar Trust Inquiry Debates Open Sessions in Land Battlefield Vote
The legislature debated open sessions for the sugar trust inquiry and land condemnation at Gettysburg battlefield. Mr Hill urged transparency, arguing public access protects truth and prevents a dark inquiry, while other members contended for limited disclosure. The committee’s recommendation remained unresolved as a resolution was laid over.
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Ylebny
Gattysburg
Hill
Dom
New York
Wilvur Trust
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Noth Ang
Lin
Ate
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Rae
Senate
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Wevatore Lad
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Uill
McPherson
Dem
Storsey
Comimitien
Mien
Campilitee Foor
Pewspaper Bien Mae Nurinises
Kope
New Jersey
Delaware
Ehairmay
Wmaalf
Samputtes
Colorado Lynchings and Coal Strike Ended in Mayhem
A chaotic report details a Colorado lynching linked to coal strike tensions. It describes planned programs, arrests, jail conditions, and violent actions against suspected strikers. The piece references McCurdy, jailers, and coal districts while noting police and railway involvement and threats of renewed conflict.
Family tragedy linked to cyanide suicide pact and fire
A Seeger family perished by cyanide poisoning after a planned joint suicide driven by financial distress. A led paper shows all members consented to the act. The tale notes Seger’s lack of funds and unpaid work. Separately, a June fire destroyed Dowery’s Livery Stable with major losses and no injury.
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Tisntin
Carl Seger
Seger
Burne Avorn
del Mover
Sioux City
Thera le
Nebraska minister robs man of beer on train
A Nebraska minister in Blair Hobbed and befriended by a German speaking stranger on a Chicago to Dearborn route. The stranger lured him to a saloon at 406 Dearborn where lager was consumed, payment arranged by the thief, and the minister later reported the loss to the armory. Authorities pursued the suspected accomplice.
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Giadee
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Hintr
Hin
Vas
Pollatreat
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Q Wall
Germany
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Dearborn
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Notzert
Joono Ha
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