Bygone Times Note Lapses and Global Echoes
A compact retrospective blends snippets from 19th and early 20th century discourse. It touches on maritime insurance, urban reform debates, a post mortem on stray cans harming cattle, petitionary humor to the House of Commons, colonial curios, and rapid glimpses of European cultural events, science, and industry across cities including New York, Washington, London, and Alexandria.
Commencement at Yankton College Featured by Sermons and Ceremonies
The Yankton College events for June include the forty fourth commencement on Sunday June 14 with the senior sermon by President I K Warren and a farewell address by Beyer A L Willard of Yankton. Graduates from the academy and conservatory are listed among the class, with ceremonies at Disko Hall and related music performances. The Chrestian Assembly holds a Monday evening talk in Yankton and the week closes with a Friday night Grand Lodge session of Knights Templar in the South Dakota district with officers elected for the year.
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Kim
Hogan
Yfnrkton
Tunkton College
I. K. Warren
Beyer
AL Willard
Yanke Ton
Academy
Disko Hall
Ty A. Milde Javob Menenen
Hijoo Hill
A. Harvey Adamir Lyman
Mitel
Clara Williston Nash
Canton
Academy Classics
George Willan Biceh
Artesian
Gregory Mamlin
Springfield
Willan
Ernest Lyman
Mitchell
John Heringaon Reese
Mariudahl
Holoh
Doin Willump
Yankton
Marte Khardaon
Wa- Kenda
Carl Loman
Auron
Knights Templar
South Dakota
Wresthe Ufficorn
Caseman
Huron
Joseph ‘Tt Marrow
William T. Doolittle
Saux Falls
Indlcio
George A. Ayron
Deadwind
Eugene WH. Coughran
Gant Aenior
Edward S. Lorimer
Brookings
Jnior
John H. Babsagk
Harry D. Wytin
George A. Pettigrew
Plane Jdreau
Jet Ay Spofford
Iandreau
Woolsey
Temperanes
Mesdames Ramary
Woonsocket
Pickler
Paulkton
Gutts
Pierre
Lyman
Fort Pierry
Blinmens and Sherwood
McDonald and
Churchill
Highmory
Minn Baker
Pine Ridge Chamberlain
Pine Fudge Indian Agency
Nere
Clapp
Ormy
Dion Men C
Ash
United States
Ghits
Ping Ridge
Army
Weary of wedded woe prominent Des Moines people seek separation
Des Moines reports Mrs. Jeanette Ventura has filed for divorce from Prof. Louis Ventura after three years of marriage. Both are prominent social figures active in literary pursuits. They are French and have a daughter. They wed in St Paul three years ago and reside in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Jeanette Ventura
Louis Ventura
Ventura
St. Paul
Speech by Temporary Chairman Fairbanks at Republican convention
Delegates fill the hall as C. W. Fairbanks is named temporary chairman. In a lengthy keynote, he defends the Republican record on tariff and currency, attacks Democrats for free trade and silver, and argues the party must uphold sound money and protective tariffs to restore national prosperity and credit. The scene includes committee assignments, delegate selections, and party loyalty signals.
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SE Loula
Ato
Konrad Adiabedon
Fox
Platt
New York
Carter
Tor Onder
Rabbi Bales
Joseph H. Mantey
Maine
Hamlonal
C. W. Fairhanks
Uthe Hand
Fairbanks
Kalrebank
Chalrmun
Hyon Ts
United States
Tim
Henry
Republican Party
Atronith
Republicht
Democratic Party
Fie
Torgeck
Chicago
Treasury Reserve
Treasury
McKinley
Uin Farms
Lion
Damocratic Party
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Quree
Harrison
Cleveland
Harty Waters
Vigwu
Adwa
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Matey Walt Dod
Alway
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Congress
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Muterinia
Ardinana
Mmeciane Fon
Bs Elite
China
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Paris
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Hipiteat Motiver
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Renstone
Tally
Watt
Dana Berate
Republic
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la Pointe
Benatdr Teller
Cuba
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Simator Teller
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Uhyre
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Nie
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D. Lia
Teoubgstedy
Piura
Huan Mahulend
K. Titoli
Himitrey Huta
Miter Leon
Lawes
Ityuel
Nebraska
George J. Thrummel
Nevada
Spruniv
Few
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Gravunor
Lalani Cyan
Amnang
Sfareht Murdock
Romtavkgete
Net
Toulsiana
Bannvlly
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N. Nusl
Maryind— Walia
SMS Massachusetts
iHobert O. Tarris
Minsouri
W. Jordai
Momana
W. Birevikes
New Jersey
Thorman Melwan, Jr
William L. Proctor
North Carolina
Penneylvania
C. Qromon
J. W. Pantonsse
Randolph
Texas
W. A. Gorae
Langer R Anhing
Qierayane
Turritin
Jormeys
Gork Hiren
W. J. O'Arton
Ohio
George W. Wilkon
Manerexanla
Bitshaar
Nith Carolina
Robert R. Moor Tennester
Shunter
Thomas Kearns
Virginia
William Lacard
Ts. Hurat
Wyoming
Wintinton
Arizona
C. H. Akers
Charles Day
Alaska
W. A. Kell
Arkahans
W. Hf
Claytor
Colorado
James M. Downing
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P. Ei. McMurray
Canton Prepares Celebration For Major McKinney’s Nomination
Canton Ohio residents decorate and expect a public demonstration after news of Major McKinney’s nomination. Factories will suspend business, fire alarms rung, and citizens gather on the square to congratulate him as a committee reviews private details of the affair.
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MeKinley
Hye Town
Canton
Major McKiniey
Major McKinles
Major McKinney
White
Association
Iowa Delegation Chooses Cummings as Nominee for President
The Iowa delegation selected J. H. Geurz and Wythe Tepe to present the plan for a national comment on silver coinage. A. B. Cummins was later chosen as president in lieu of the earlier nominee. The delegation favored international monetary parity, free coinage, and cooperation among leading nations to secure this aim.
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Iowa
Hint
Crackson
St. Louis
Uwe Colfowing
Comimiitiaeon
Resalutot
J. HL. Geurz
Wyts
Ries
J. W. Mucinber
BC. Wageh
MM. Shindejn
Honwrary
B. Cummings
We Wythe
Re-elected National Chairman Pecuch Heads Delegation
At the Huron convention in St Louis souls Dakota the delegation re-elected A Kittredge of Sioux Falls as national committeeman and 8 1 French of Yankton as chairman. David Williams joined the resolutions committee, with Pettigrew Pettigrew beaten 8 to 2 as chairman. The delegation then appeared under Hin ehomles control.
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Ate Kittredge
Pecuch
Souls
Louie Monnay
Dakota
Sioux Fallawan
French
Yankton
Davidt Williams
Benatar Pettigrew Wat
Williams
The Bound Money Men at St Louis Debate Currency
June 16 in St Louis the Bound Money Men convened to affirm support for specie payments and oppose free coinage of silver. They defended the current standard and parity of all money, calling for adherence to financial obligations and international standards. A sharp remark from the audience interrupted the proceedings.
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St. Toit
St. Louis
Randal
Hanna
Sandlorylod Roruker
Bsenmier
Republican Party
United States
Bank President Shot in Wild Robbery Attempt
In New York on July 1 a bank president named Clark was shot by an armed assailant demanding $0,000. The attacker tried to flee, but Clark fired, wounding Wyekomt who later died. Police said Clark was treated at a hospital and his condition was serious.
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New York
England
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
London
Hte
Tayawater
Princesa Cristovero
Nnif
AmByr
Cavie
Ofuke
Wykot
Ila Oiler
Boon
Fred
Wyekoly
Urals
Hin
Abelone N. Bir
Abdontin
Mn Clark
Wyekom
Vin
Slaysborough
Somme
Mr. Weynhoft
Lucien Ale
Wyekomt
Weber
Provident
Willee
Jafren
Clark
Wackot
Emsiard
Mighe Reese
Ulchousis
Indurloe
President Cleveland Signs Indian Exposition Bill Amid Turbulent Debate
Washington June 15 President Cleveland signed the Trans- Mississippi Exhibition bill after a lengthy discussion. He said the project would revive interest in agriculture and mining while paying obligations to Native American tribes. The ceremony included Private Secretary Thacher presenting the pen.
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Clevelynid
Washington
Clevelanit
India
Conghaaman Mercer
Cleveland
Elmes
Broke West
Mevevr
Vbee
Marve
Omaha
Indiana
Thor
Editor Burnell Guilty in Federal Court Case
A federal court jury on Saturday found editor Burnell guilty of mailing improper statements tied to a long defamation case against the Inter-State Free Press. The verdict covered the second count. a motion for a new trial was filed as the judge reviewed the lengthy proceedings. Sentencing could range up to five years in jail and $5,000 fine, with further rulings expected next week.
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Dow Moles
Albert
Judipe Holmes
Burnell
Eithia
Pohmuncie
Woolson
Panaday
Rain Maat
Cay
LeMars First Settler Captain Bettaworth Married
Captain Bettaworth, a Louisiana born seafarer and early LeMars settler, married Andrews in LeN re Waast Saturday night. He moved from Maryland age 60 to western Iowa, built the first log house and the first frame school in northwestern Iowa, and became a respected pioneer with fifteen children.
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Bettaworth
Gewnrtty
Bret
Somvraet
Maryland
Culker
Caina
Moya
Thy
Towa
Prairie
Biosen
D. A. Einworth
Homeopathists Convene In Detroit Annual Session
The American Institute of Homeopathy opens its fifty-second annual session in Detroit Michigan with physicians and surgeons arriving from across the country. The materia medica conference features papers and discussions led by notable doctors, culminating in a formal opening and welcome addresses.
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American Institute
Detroit
Mich
Americanstitute of Hommopathy
School of Mei Cine
Allen
New York
Conrad Weanelhoett
Boston
Wala
Dea
Mack
Chienite
Jenton
Dem Molnex
Menninger
Topekat
Myans
Ehicaxes
Talbot
Moston
Arandale
Ann Arbor
Shelton
Navy to Advertise Plans for Three Great Battleships
The Navy Department will soon issue numerous advertisements seeking proposals to build three powerful battleships funded by the naval appropriation bill approved by Congress. The ships will feature state of the art design elements including a 33 knot torpedo destroyer class and will reflect greater latitude for American designers and builders.
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Navy Department
Washington
Mada
Markachivetta
United States Navy
Pawelbroy
Horhood
Farmone
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Yankton College
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Turner Organization
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J. C. Cramer
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Louisian—Wenty
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