Weather Changes March Wind Gusts Across the U S
A Philadelphia Press summary from the United States Weather Bureau describes March as windy and volatile in the northern United States due to competing cold Arctic and warm southern air masses. It explains storm tracks from Alberta and the Pacific, the shifting isotherms, and the vast temperature swings from winter to summer, with March ending around the 20th in the northwest and near the 10th of April in the east.
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United States
Arctic
Rocky Mountain
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Alberta
North Pacific Coast
Lakes
Gulf
Colorado
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
St. Lawrence Valley
Texas
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Newfoundland
Ohio Valley
South Carolina
North American
Upper Lake Region
Upper
Mississippi Valley
North America
Gulf of California
Colorado River
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Yuma
A. T
Dakotas
Hudson Bay
Cap
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Philadelphia
United States Weather Bureau of Washington
Haunted telegraph operator surrenders over wreck
James Gallagher once workin g for the Wabash at Springfield Illinois gave himself up to Chicago police claiming haunting visions from a Lexington Missouri wreck he helped cause. He said he fled after the crash and sees victims in torment as he explains his breakdown and surrender. Gallagher is the son of a widow from Springfield and previously held posts in Decatur and Lexington before the fatal incident.
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James Gallagher
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
Lexington
Kelly
Gallagher
Wabash Road
Springfield Junction
Decatur
Plucky Schoolmarms Form Panhandle Cattle Company
Wealthy cattle man Robert Smartwood reports Topeka arrival and confirms seven Beaver City teachers organize the Panhandle Cattle Company. Forty teachers plan to invest half their $7,200 yearly earnings in cattle, with 80 claiming 160 acres each on Beaver River. They pledge not to marry for five years.
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Robert Smartwood
Topeka
Beaver City
No Man's Land
Oklahoma
Beaver County
Panhandle Cattle Company
Smartwood
Beaver River
Pittsburg
Remarkable Claims On Toothache Cure By X Rays
Dr Levett of Paris touts a Roentgen based toothache cure while Le Soir questions proof. An American dentist in Paris refused to reveal details, saying the method dissipates the ailment. The piece cites Julian Ralph in the New York Journal.
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Levett
Paris
Valentine Mott
le Soir
Roentgen
Julian Ralph
New York Journal
Great Ture Battle Belmont Stakes Feels Big
Racing circles hype the Belmont stakes for 8 year olds at Morrin park New York early June with Requital Handspring and Hastings leading the field Colonel Thompson owns Requital after buying him at Gideon sales and paying a high price Handspring owned by Philip J Dwyer and Hastings by August Belmont president of the Jockey club Belmont bought Hastings at the breaking up sale and the three favorites are noted for speed and staying power
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Morrin Park
New York City
Requital
Handspring
Hastings Colonel Thompson
David Gideon
Colonel Thompson
Philip J. Dwyer
Axiom
Hastings
August Belmont
Jockey Club
Belmont
Belmont contenders loom in turf clash of 1896 season
Hastings Requital and Handspring, trained by Hyland Rowe and McCabe, head a trio expected to stage a major Belmont showdown in 1896. The Belmont, set for May, will crown the season’s champion three year old as turfmen anticipate a stirring race with heavy betting interest and nationwide speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Gideon & Daly
Belmont
New York State
Baltimore
Empire State
Brooklyn
Nez Perce Palouse and Potlatch Districts Open for Settlement
Regions in Idaho and Washington along the Northern Pacific boast rich grain and fruit production. Palouse and Potlatch neighbor each other with similar climates, while Nez Perce lies south with 500000 acres opened for settlement at favorable terms. Cons Fre warns against speculation and advertises rates and folders.
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Idaho
Washington
Northern Pacific
Palouse
Pacific Coast
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nez Perce
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul, Minn
Methodist Episcopal Conference Faces Revolutionary Changes
The Cleveland meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Church will consider term limits for bishops, female and Negro delegates, and equal representation for colored members. Support varies by region with eastern opposition and western backing, as ministers push for extended pastorates or permanent bishop residences.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Cleveland
South
Chicago Times- Herald
Healing by prayer revives dying Kansas woman
Mrs. Schenck of Horton Kansas near death ten days ago whispered farewell to her family and prayed for her husband to reform. He prayed at her bedside and she recovered, later attending a home prayer meeting and vowing to live as her husband vows to change.
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Kansas
Horton
Kan
Washington Post
Drop Frame Suit Stirs Bicycle World Over Ladies Wheels
Report says lawsuits to protect exclusive manufacture of the drop frame used in ladies bicycles are looming. Washington inventors H. S. Owen and W. E. Smith are cited in patent questions affecting about 200 bicycle concerns nationwide as disputes over who originated the drop frame continue.
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Washington
H. 8
Owen
Owen Manufacturing Company
Capital Bicycle Club
W. E. Smith
Smith Dart Cycle Manufacturing Company
Washington Star
Brown's Great Cures and a Rainmaking Device
A Chicago Times Herald note reports Edward T. Brown of Owosso, a young healer who cures neuralgia rheumatism and even two insanity cases by faith and hand touching. It also notes William Hazenslug of Yates Centre Kansas patenting a rainmaking gun claimed to produce 3 to 5 inches of rain in 24 hours at low cost.
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Chamberlain
The
Graphic
Kimball 8. D
Wm. Hogan
City Drug Store
Owosso
Edward T. Brown
Schlatter
Brown
Owosso Manufacturing Company
Chicago Times-Herald
William Hazenslug
Yates Centre
Kan
Great Bend
Providence
Chicago
Whiffs From Chicago on Dore Brains and Bible Art
The piece discusses the Dore paintings at the Art Institute, focusing on Moses before Pharaoh and The Brazen Serpent. It contrasts the biblical scenes with Christ’s entry into Jerusalem, notes vivid color and life size figures, and recounts the viewer's intense reactions and discomfort. The display runs through March 93rd.
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Dore
Weart Institute
Southward lands beckon buyers and settlers in Mississippi area
An advertisement proclaims a promotional wave inviting land seekers to Ioely and Alatanos with train routes via Mobile and Ohio Railroad. It offers round trip tickets for settlers, stopovers, and low rates, plus agent contacts in St Louis Chicago Des Moines Detroit and Cairo. Also includes a book offer with $200 gold prize for selling 200 copies of Story of Turkey and Armenia.
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South
Mobile & One Railroad
Mississippi
Alatanos
Exenesians
St. Lewis Union Station
Alabama Land Development Company
Henry Vonde
Mobile
Ala
Mobile & Obie Road
W. R. Rowland
Fourth St. St. Louis
Charles Rudolph
Marquette Building
Chicago
W. T. Parrison, Jr
Fourth St. Des Moines
M. H. Boleer
Weat Fort St
Detroit
Mich
F. L. Harris
Sixth St
Cairo
Boeb
Posey
Gen's
Mass
RK. WW. Woodward Company
Baltimore
Turkey
Armenia
Castoria advertising rhyme from Burlington readers
An old promotional verse touts Castoria for babies children and mothers. It mentions obtaining a fresh monthly sheet by sending a name to W J G Kenyon G F A BF A in St Paul Minnesota.
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Darlington
Vol
Kenyon
Burlington
St. Paul
Mion
W.J. G, Kenyon
St Paul
Minn
Mt. A
Congressional Convention in Milpoi s Ninth District
Republicans of the ninth district will send delegates to a Freeport convention on April 10 to nominate candidates for congress, state equalization, presidential elector, and to select delegates to the Republican National Convention. Delegates are allocated by county votes with specific counts listed.
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Milpois
Freeport
Anid Dietelet
Ale
Aleo
Ealdistelet
Eggs act to aid a new hay egg plantation
Readers lerning about an eggs extra eggs project. An eggs- station will support expectant mothers with hay eggs and farming fortifications. The piece emphasizes community growth and local agricultural education.
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Adulterated Wine
Geo. A. Mills
Lebanon
Conn
J. W. Pierce
Republic, In
Wa. Hogan
E. E. Tour
Cloctnnatl Gazette
DeWitt
Hogan
Ike L. Hall
West Lebanon
Indianna
Kennedy
John Hay
Christian Endeavor
Lincoln
Federal Street
Muncie
Ind
Ira McNett
McNett
Chicago Tribune
Miss Anthony
Susan B Anthony
California
Wandering
Tinge
Kaliiroe
Ino Warbonnet Paladin
Kentucky
Nathan Stubblefield
Apa
Murray Ky. Ledger
New York Tribune
Hilo
Dr. Jameson
England
Potlatch
Genine
Lin
Ladies’ Wheels
Alleghany
Abyssinia
Boston Herald
Michigan
Iave Wess
Conan
Pabtes
Emile
Frank Potosm
Chicago Timer Herald
Moses
Pharaoh
Aaron
God
Kion
Sone
Mons
Jerusalem
Christ
Cate
Pabst
Nan
Imust
Jim
Art Institute
Montreal- Quebec
Liverpool
Mo M. Olin
Base
AEEO
Itleanier & St. Ponul Ry
Lanark
FL Wenham
Gen's Steamship
Adams St
Castoria
Pitcher’s Castoria
Wootens
Drlagater
Hoone County
Carroll
Oye
Jo Daviess
Lees
A.B. McCara
Ogie
Kansas City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ky
Ottumwa
Excelsior Springs
Savanna
Cedar Rapids
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
National Mra. Co
St Louis
WM. Wal Town
Steph
St. Clothing
Steph St. Dry Goods
Frerront
Dr. Ray
Mekka Medical Association
Ray
Cripple Creek News American Gold Mining Record
Patsy
Sidant Times
Etee
King Solomon Mining Power CO
Joan Casshlman
A.B Liewis
Henry Wulfp
Cripple Creek News
Currin Creek
Dearborn St
Langshan
P.cochin
My Ist
Ist
BE. C. Dick
Lanark, Ill
Samuel Pitcher
G. C. Osoon
Lowell, Mas
Gresitare
J. P. Kimennton
Conway
Ark
Azima
Sarria
Pres
Children’s Department
Usrren Hostrran and
Dmrewsany
Uostou
Mase
Tom
Ladien
Rochester
Vite Eguelly
Inter Ocean
West
Ard
Rth
Intel Ocean
Alleghany Mountains
Gazette and Inter Ocean
Woder
Churue
Lanark Cash Store
J.A. Young
Lanark, Il
Depot
C. H. Moore
Lok
Bern
County Venet Carroll Couny
Mount Carrot
Tharlingiva Mkennte
St Paul, Ma
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