Hotels at St Louis force segregation protest action
A national Republican convention hotel crisis in St Louis sees African American delegates barred from lodging and dining as hotel owners refuse service. The Business Men's League and national committee pledge a resolution to condemn discrimination and to offer lodging facilities and cooks for delegates, while efforts to find suitable accommodations continue amid protests and threats of boycott.
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Corbin Family Fatal Accident Near Newport Estate
The New York millionaire Corbin and two others were injured when a horse drawn carriage crashed down a driveway at Corbin’s Newport estate. Corbin died around 6 pm. his son-in-law Mrs. Corbin and daughter Mrs. Adgell witnessed the incident as the party was returning from a fishing trip on Cornish Mountain.
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Western Collegiate meet marks four new records
In Chicago the Western Collegiate Amateur Athletic Association meet saw Wisconsin triumph with 2 points ahead of Grinnell. Maybury won the yard dash in 10.0 seconds. other winners included Minnesotan and Lake Forest athletes as records fell in the mile walk, 400 yards hurdles, and 220 yard dash.
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Tree Coinage of Silver and Blackburn for President
The Democratic state convention was a silver meeting with delegates rallying for silver. Ex US Senator John Martin and others were named as delegates at large. The Kentucky telegram praised silver unity and the convention closed with free silver control of the platform and delegation. A separate note reports a St Louis wholesale clothing firm failing and a new Persian shah enthroned.
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Topeka
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Leavenworth
Frank Bacon
Canute
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Rhea
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Robert W. Nelson
J. Morton Rothwell
Theodore F Hallam
John D. Carroll
J P Tarvin
W. B. Smith
Lewis Tos
Luther C. Bateman
St Louis
Solon Chase
Greenbackers
Violent Thunderstorm Sweeps ILLENOTS MELANGE Area
A severe electrical storm struck the region Sunday night causing widespread damage. Police fire and telegraph systems failed for hours plunging the city into darkness. The Sangamon River rose five feet with extensive flood damage in the lowlands and many properties inundated.
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Poisoner staved off lynching in Claytonville clash
Reports say William Staley suspected of poisoning the McDevitt family in Claytonville narrowly escaped mob violence in East Lynn and was moved by sheriff escorts to Claytonville and then to Fowler jail. Miss McDevitt gravely ill, Gov Altgeld laid a cornerstone in Peoria, and New Baden seeks Chicago aid after catastrophe.
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Jules Simon dies noted statesman and former prime minister
Paris reports Jules Francis Simon a renowned statesman life member of the French senate and former prime minister of France died after a two week illness of stomach neurosis. He was also perpetual secretary of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences and a member of the French academy.
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Senate and House clash on naval bill and elections
In Waantsotox June 1 the Senate rejects removing the naval bill battle ship question and tariff amendments fail. The House seats Murray Censored over Elliott in First South Carolina and unseats Downing for Rinaker. A Cuban matter prompts speeches on warship deployments, while the Indian bill and public works act face votes. An immigration bill stall and a scientific investigation resolution pass.
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Windrath Hanged for Chicago Street Railway cashier murder
Joseph Windrath was hanged at Chicago County Jail one minute after noon yesterday for the murder of Carey B. Blech, cashier of the West Chicago Street Railway. A jury convicted after contentious expert testimony, and Windrath cursed his accomplice Mannow amid his final shouts before the trap. He struggled to injure himself just before death.
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New Photography Aids Throat Disease Diagnosis
The British Medical Journal reports advances in the photographic process for throat diseases. Cryptoscope may greatly aid laryngology by locating foreign bodies in air passages while observing instrument passage. Cable Dispatch New York Journal.
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Market and grain quotes from Chicago and surrounding areas
The report lists New York and Chicago financials with mercantile paper, sterling exchange, and bond prices, plus Chicago Grain and Produce bids for Wheat Corn Oats and live stock at Union Stock Yards. It includes St Louis and Milwaukee grain quotes with bids for Wheat Corn and Barley.
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Long-Awaited Pension Bill and Local Turmoil Reported
President Cleveland signed a pension of 1004 month for General W Greshams widow. Carson City mint to resume refinery July. Pratt Kansas repudiates debts with 76000 bond charge. Bodies moved from Oak Hill to Augusta. Chicago tax figures show per person cigars. Brooklyn youths organize bicycle fire brigade. Prince of Wales horse wins Derby. Topeka appeal to suppress nude art. Worcester ball game noted by Cardinal Satol. M J Collins sues ex auditor for alienation. Gas strike at Broad Ripple. Destructive storms prompt emergency nurse rally. Grand Pacific hotel tearing down for Minnots bank building. Mayor Walbride hanged in effigy. Ship sank after seacock left open. Several suicides and legal cases noted. Tornado aid appeals and stock strikes mentioned. Obituaries list several notables.
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Baco Cure Promises Cure for Tobacco Habit
An advertising paragraph extols Baco-Cure as a safe vegetarian remedy to end tobacco use without willpower, offering an ironclad guarantee and three boxes for permanent results. It cites testimonials from users like P. Mannauny and notes price and availability through Eureka Chemical and Mfg. Co. with broader mining stock ads adjacent.
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Excursion to Sabuta Park features Gen John S Gordon lecture
Gen John S Gordon of Georgia will speak on Last Days of the Confederacy at Sabuta Park. The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway offers a cheap excursion Sunday June 14 with park admission and lecture included. Tickets on sale now from M M Oats, Agt. Local ads tout cures and tonics from Hogan and Dr Caldwell with various sizes and prices.
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Migration hopes spread across Great Plains and Pacific Northwest
An immigration campaign promises vast western settlement across Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington with Red River Valley Red Lake Reservation Gallatin Bitter Root Nez Perce Palouse Potlach Yakima Puget Sound Columbia Willamette Valleys inviting settlers. Contact Chas S Fee General Passenger Agent Northern Pacific Railroad St Paul Minn for details.
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Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker Ad
Advertisement claiming Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker cures blotches pimples scrofulous sores and all humors of the blood and skin with a guarantee. Mentions druggist Joseph L. Bidlack as the point of sale and endorsement of quality.
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