Local gossip and oddities from Kimball New Holland area
A jumble of unfamiliar anecdotes describes Dutch residents in Kimball New Holland living with superstitions, a witch accusation against Mrs Klevitt, grand jury and judge Norwood's antics in Lumberton, a Meads monument plan at Ashtabula, a note on Miss Mary Hirard, and quirks about baseball towns, plus tattooed anchors of royalty.
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Patterson
N. J
New Holland
Charma
Breaver
Susan Hook
Tas Boon
St. Vitun
Mrasuma Klevitt
Atos
Klevitt
Telahbors
Junge
Norwood
Bouth
Garolini
Lumberton
Fils
Erie
Dave
Ashtabula
Mary Hirebard
Newfame
Mayes
Leas
Hayes
Randolph Churchill
Havin
America
India
Ja Xald
Waldemar
Denmark
Olga al
Greece
New York Death by Own Action Stuns City Mob
A chilling report from New York details a deadly ring of suicide in a club linked to a murderous death ritual. The piece recalls the self-inflicted deaths of multiple members, with January to May dates listed for several victims, including Martha Palmar and Von Zuckeubs, amid a deadly lottery style scheme run by the Tid Robb club.
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New York
America
Huttt
Chow
Tid Robb Club
Oey
Tellevue
John Zucktus
Dius
Wuleides
Frederick Cehme
Maeoh
MATSK
Ormmer
East Ninety-dighity Street
Iacom
Gumbelt
Piet Avenue
Schwanksawny
East Beventy
Rolund
Clu
Hili Informa Faabion
Win Beneficial Ety of
Bolemiane
Anton Gerney
East Seventy-fifth Street
Mohemiina
Ohemlany Wuil
Germana
Theta Gers
Gerney
Coon
Wulcite
Robin
Gnell
Civil Engineers Hold Seventh Annual Convention in Boston
A fragmentary report notes the seventh annual convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers opening at the Hotel Prinkerton in Boston with four days of addresses on drainage, commercial waterway construction, and modern bridge design. Delegates from across the country attend a session amid broader mentions of conventions and union work.
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American Society
Bostonton
Mans
Dni
American Society of Civil
Prinkerton
Neely
Topeka
Kas
Queen'a Hall
Ax Babbath
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
T. M
Svetetson
Ackley
Bt John's
Mert Dado Dine Inlet
Ian
Ashop Bowman
Chicago
Revi
Nolte
Cedar Falla
L. Behaever
Fort Dodge
CC. Pfund
Des Moines
Thin Place
Mahop Rowman
Shienzo
Unlucky David Winton in Sioux Falls court trials
South Dakota news details the string of legal woes for David Winton, including indictments, lawsuits for fake imprisonment, and a series of court events surrounding a man once involved in temperance work and later law studies. The report also covers Mitchell events, artesian well discovery, and local notices from Yankton to Vermillion including weather, horse racing plans, and a public meeting.
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David Winton
Hloux Falls
8. D
Thinelty
David Wiaton
The
Good Templars
South Dakota
Jon Kirby
Joe
Winton
Koma
Jal
Viere
Heat
Kirby
Cality
Sirtin
Tekehing School
Supreme Court
Ald Winton
Kre Nolan
Guy Predecemor
Smith
Ruth
Wuute
Taylor's Tale of Bank Telegraphed Plunge and Defiance
The Derannor recounts a chaotic saga of missing funds and an alleged Ponzi like scheme. He describes investments, bank pressures, and a drift toward perilous finances, noting the role of loans and security values while defending actions as moral necessity amid a collapsing banking scene.
Will Marry an Earl in Colorado Romance
Local page notes a Colorado meeting between Miss Owens and Carruthers, a nobleman marriage engagement amid social chatter. It details a long journey, a pivotal promise, and proof of noble lineage, with society and money concerns interwoven in the tale.
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Ehaton
Dane
eAna Owens
Pueblo
Calo
Minx
Owens
Aha
Colorado
Carruthers
Cripphe Creek
Mise Owens Fen Bright
Young Indy
Carlisle Address At Louisville On Silver Policy
Secretary Carlisle spoke to a packed Louisville crowd praising metallic policies while arguing against monometallism. He attributed silver’s fall in price to overproduction, urged free coinage, and noted mining profits despite farmers’ struggles, concluding with plans to Washington after a reception at the Watterson club.
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Cabliete
Louisville
Carl Hate
Gardien
Kentucky
Carlile
Carligle
Chay Leng
Hinecepton
Carlale
Allver
Carlisle
Washington
Watterson Club
Cuban insurgent proclamation details Gomez command and Spanish losses
Translated proclamation reports Maximo Gomez in command with 2000 men and other insurgent forces across Cuba. It cites Spanish casualties from disease and battle, confiscation of munitions, and the arrival of landing parties. It notes aid from American pyrotechnics and calls for unity against the metropolitan government with strong statements from Havana Revolutionary Committee.
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Tampa
Fla
Maximo Gomete
Huate Lucia
Hay
Puerto Principe
Hon
Camagiey
Spain
Remidos
Iolo
Seraphim Sanches
Martinea Chmpik
Yelio
Abd Teed Woldiera
Maur Reetloll
Patriola
Mahon
Spantah
Span Hirdn
Martino
Munz
Cuba
Marscow
Guantanamo
Inarin
Arine
Max
Imo Gomez
Revolutionary Committee of
Havana
Pigcutdo
Jose Mart
Maytl
Thomas Eatrady Palma
New York
Democrats Pick Sorg as Ohio Governor Candidate
A June conference at the Waldorf decided congressman Paul Sorg will be the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor. They anticipate fundraising totaling about 15 million dollars to support Sorg’s campaign and platform.
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New York
Waldorf Jnstment
Paul Sorg
Ohio
Sorg
Racetrack Notes and Local Events From Dubuque
A scattered Dubuque racing recap highlights the Nutwood park Friday card with Maud C leading a fleet of trotters and Maud C clocking 2:10 in a heat. The day’s feature mile event includes Burdell taking multiple heats plus Phoebe Wilkes winning several trots, with Hilly McGregor taking county heats and Wortwood gaining an opening win.
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Duvugio Tees
Dubuque
Nutwood Park
Maud C
Burdell
Path Clark
Afiie
Phoebe Wilkes
Hilly McGregor
Ily Wortwood
Whist Experts Gather for Fifth American Whist League Congress
Minneapolia June 18 The greatest gathering of whist experts meets for the fifth annual congress of the American Whist League with delegates from every state. The convention will devote three days to championship contests for the Thamidten clubs trophy valued at 310,000, and the American Whist League trophy remains open to challengers at any time.
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Gadberligs
Minneapolla
Mian
Xinde
Tiay Ove
Welogatos
Horusenthiur
Thamidten Clubs
Creditors talk of English interest in Pierce's Yankton road
English creditors of J. T. M. Pierce weigh a plan to buy up his unfinished Yankton Norfolk railroad project. Up to $150,000 already spent on grading, rights of way, depots, with the line potentially worth $1,000,000 if completed. Traders say completion could cost another $800,000 but may yield profits sufficient to cover losses, though year-end practicality remains uncertain.
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Waylon Wat
Perlor
Nus
Guiliues
Lewis
South Chulertine
Taylor
MoWen
Johandl Arid
Ural
Kiel
Eurly
Bendamen
Danary
Mexico
Thomas
Uhanginer
Ivan
Panama
Derek Me
Fanta Anongs
Davie
Anid
CBE
Gimcovorys Praha
weRottadnd
Seompearn
Ainda Wink Wy
Burt Tiled
Bult Ieee Mat
Titalicemetien
Uae
Bae Prat
Murnia
Kotyita & Ahilshedt
Yankton
Englinda
Nuetelle
Norfolk
Merce
Carl Brown Marries In Secret Union With Mamie Coxey
The report notes a secret marriage between Carl Brown and Mamie Coxey in Hower Massachusetts on June 15. It describes public plans for a July Fourth wedding celebration and hints at Brown’s past with a former chief in the American military. The piece blends local gossip with broader notes on Irish American movements and other distant events.
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Corey Armiy
Tie Geddes
Hower
Massilion
Carl Browse
Mamie Coxey
God Ven
Peues
Task Oventms
Dus
Ken Pelger
Washington
Trishmen
National League
Lins
Urlan
Duattes
May Punch Up the Porte The Tories Remain Warily Pro Turkish
Fragmentary 19th century dispatch describes British policy debates on Turkey. Cabinet discussions consider naval demonstrations and possible intervention. Figures like Lord Salisbury and factions within the Conservative Party are referenced as the government weighs how to respond to Eastern affairs.
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London
Minday
Foreign Office
Makini
Rueda
Branes
Lord Trenchery
Palley
Mtv
Tito
Deabies
Carmen
Ding
Wake
Hendra Haack
Sultan Abdul-Azie
Constantinople
Addy
Aay
Dudance
Beit Beh
Enghind
Tye
Qyialay
David Crom
Lord Salisbury
Niki
Secret conference plans to control coffin market
A June meeting in New York is said to reveal a scheme by covert manipulators to consolidate coffin and gasket trimming interests. The plan would create a combine valued around 11 million dollars aiming to curb competition and fix prices, consolidating by forming a holding company to absorb individual manufacturers led by East Coast firms.
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Nuffxe
Ie Helms
Crue
Seuk
Collins
Buvia
Lotowlis
American Silver Plate
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