Marriage of a German farmer and his schoolgirl sweetheart
Frederick Reiss of Marissa, a prosperous farmer, marries his former sweetheart after learning she had become a widow. A whirlwind marriage follows as the couple arrive from the fatherland for the ceremony in the evening.
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Frederick Reiss
Marissa
Mrs. Reiss
Illinois G A R Encampment Names Ed Harlan Commander
The twentieth annual Illinois G A R encampment at Springfield elected Capt Ed Harlan as department commander with a full slate of officers and a new by law voting method. Delegates also approved multiple resolutions supporting veterans and memorial projects and chose Springfield for next year’s gathering. Washington and New Orleans activities followed with appropriation votes and Confederate veterans meetings in New Orleans.
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Sprinabvzy
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Illinois
Ed. Harlan
Marshall
W. F. Kenecca
Kankakee
W. G. Cochrain
Lovington
J. R. Corbus
A. I. Schimpff
Peoria
Council of Administration
Louis Knighoff
Nashville
Cadwallader
Lincoln
W. H. Venable
Macomb
T. W. Cole
Rockford
C. F. Avery
Pontiac
R. A. Alger Anld
Springfield
John A. Logan
Athens
Tenn
Congress
Women’s Relief Corps
New York
Sons of Veterans
Fifer
Grand Army
Washington
Senate
Treasury
United States
Yeas
Citizens’ Executive Committee of
New Orleans
Convention of
Confederate Veterans
Washington Artillery Hall
Gen. Behan
Shakespeare
Behan
J. Lb. Gordon
Gen. Gordon
Gordon
Lee
Hood
United Confederate Veterans
Committee On
Confederate States
Jefferson Davis
Iown
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Missouri
Col. Mullen
Committee On Resolutions
Drought Desolation in Texas Ranch Country
The report from San Antonio describes severe drought between Corpus Christi and Laredo with crops ruined and cattle dying by the thousands. Dead stock piles appear at Mexican National railroad stations as ranchers feed some cattle burnt cactus to survive.
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San Antronio
Tex
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Veterans Meet at Springfield for G A R Encampment Opening
About 1 000 veterans march from the Leland hotel to the state capitol for the 26th Illinois Grand Army of the Republic encampment. 082 delegates attend as Illinois Wisconsin seniority dispute is debated and a five member committee named to present the case to the national encampment.
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G. A. KR
Springfield
Sprinering
Leland Hotel
Capitol Building
Illinois Grand Army of the Republic
Committee On
Illinois
Wisconsin
Robert Mann Woods
Joliet
Thomas J. Lawlor
H. H. Thomas
Chicago
Clark
Order
Committee On Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Soldiers’ Home
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary A. Bradley
Decatur
Relief Corps
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
I. N. Walker
Joseph B. Cheadle
Frankfort
Phil Dickinson
George Kock
New Albany
Congress
Ida McBride
Elkhart
Ella D. Zimm
Indianapolis
Julia Kintz
Trea Urer
Mary Tuseley
Election returns show Brown ahead in province race and GOP sweep
Complete returns from the state election report Brown a 1 percent lead over Wardwell, Melville Bulle elected lieutenant governor by 1 081 majority, George H Utter reelected secretary of state by 237, no general treasurer race, Samuel Clark 147 short of majority, Robert W Burbank 607 short for attorney general, total vote 54 756, legislature GOP majority 14 on joint ballot. J Pierpont Morgan gives 500000 endowment to New York trade schools announced by Col Auchmudy after school year closing.
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Provinesce
Brown
Wardwell
Melville Bulle
George
H. Utter
Samuel Clark
Robert W. Burbank
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Mr. Morgan
Col
R. T. Anehmudy
Col. Auchmudy
Deluged South Tenn Missis rainstorms cause widespread damage
Unprecedented heavy rainstorms across Mississippi and neighboring states flood towns and wash out bridges. Carrollton, Meserville, and Grenada report damaged crops, destroyed bridges, and cut communications with rivers rising rapidly. In Rome Georgia heavy rains threaten floods potentially rivaling the 1886 disaster. A cyclone in Gartrows Michigan and a tornado near Quitman Arkansas cause injuries and deaths.
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Mesrins
Tenn
Mississippi
Duck Hill
Miss
Carrollton
Big Sandy
Peluska Ercelke
Georgia Pacific
Mes Anerary
Grenada
Yallabusha
Southville
Winona
Columbus
Georgia Pacific Railroad
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Artesia
Atlanta
Georgia
Rome
Oostanaula
Etowah
St. Louis
St Louis
Meramec
Jefferson Barracks
Gartrows
Mich
Little Rock
Ark
Faulkner County
John Hale
Quitman
Hale
MASCULINITIES AND LEARNING IN ADVICE NOTES
A fragment of prose on masculine roles and self reflection. It discusses how a man’s preparation for life makes him fit for himself and notes habits like sleep and self-judgment. It also contrasts flattering others with self deception and critiques male influence on boys.
Indian land, voters, and vice society figures
In New York City failures outweigh gains in Wall Street. Across the country about 250,000 Indians control 90,000,000 acres of public land. At the next presidential election an estimated 11,500,000 men will have voting rights. The New York Society for the Suppression of Vice has seized forty four tons of obscene literature over twenty years.
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New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Remarkable Age of Progress and Medical Revolutions
An essay praises rapid modern advances in science and medicine, contrasting stagecoach travel with telephones and rail, then touts Warner's Safe Cure as a breakthrough for kidney disease and overall vitality. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Haysimer and Mrs. Kenny about relief from back and facial pains after using the remedy.
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Senate
Caching
Mali
H.W. Warner
Rochester
Europe
America
Warner
Harvey
Jenner
Pasteur
Koeh
Bright
C. W. Haysimer
Lebanon
Sils
Warner 4 Safe Cure
Chas. Kenny
Chas. S. Musgreave
Mount Carmel
Sis
Flora
H. H. Warner
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Salem
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Joseph Brenhahn
Fayetteville
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John Keegan
Young Keegan
William New
Galena
Henry Green
Elizabeth
Ilinois
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Coal City
D. W. Smith
Illinois Permanent Road Association
Frank Typer
Polo
Illinois Central
Mary A. Green
Clay City
Tuscola
Pittsfield
Benjamin Rodgers
Prentiss Bros
Downer's Grove
John Laudermann
Carthage
John Oehre
Mascoutah
Edith May Benedict
Rudolph Klein
Bloomington
St. Joseph German Catholic Church
Freeport
Winnebago County
Winnebago County Columbian Club Has Been Organized At Rockford
R. E. Wite
State Association
William Murphy
Dixon
Pearson
Pearce Street
Andrew Irvine
Electric-Light Works
Pekin
Charles Squires
Illiopolis
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William Mitchell
Petersburg
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Champaign
John B. Cline
Mary Ward
Victor Anderson
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Galesburg
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
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Edgar
Thomas Benson
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J. G. McNelly
Collegiate Institute
Paxton
Grace Wilson
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Capt
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Waupaca
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Banker Mead
Stout
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Holmes
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Dansville Mich
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Timors
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