Weather and court actions across the nation
Telegraphic items report colder Missouri valley weather followed by clearing skies. A major settlement in New York assigns $702000 to Mrs Green, yielding funds to creditors and returning securities. Oklahoma boom leaders, arrested in Wicara, await hearing. Captain Phelan’s daughter says her father nears recovery and will sue misinformation. War reporting covers Swaim court-martial status and Khartoum campaign plans with Stewart Gordon Wolsely and Mahdi forces, projecting possible battles and reinforcements.
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Kansas City
Miaaanna Phelan
Thomas Phelan
New York
Rossa
Wasurveron
D. C
Swaim
Secretary of War
House Committee On Military Affairs
Comptroller of Currency
First National Bank of Monmouth
Gordon
Janewary
Korti
Stewart
Gubat
Muahdi
Metemab
Metemah
Wolsely
Wolsely Fig
Khartoum
Nile
Metemahay
Mahdi
Omdurman
Earl
Abu Hamed
Terrific gas explosions spark citywide destruction in Pittsburg
Terrifying natural gas blasts rocked Pittsburg at Thirty fourth and Butler streets injuring many and wrecking multiple buildings. The blasts shattered a saloon, a bar and surrounding shops, blew a railway car from its tracks, and sent fire teams racing to control blazes. Casualties included the driver of a line car and several injured passengers as the city battled fires and searching for possible buried victims amid collapsing structures.
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Pittsburg
Evans
Thirtyfourth
Butler
Ruth
Penpaylvania Avenue
The
Royal Co
Andrews
Pearl
Collier
Iron City
George
Morris
Sea Royal
Mra
Eel Skins Bring Curious Cures to Town
In Indianapolis style fare and gossip, eel skins are touted as a rheumatism remedy. A shopkeeper claims a market for the dried skins at twenty five cents each while the leftover eel meat fetches twenty cents a pound. A prosperous claim draws skeptical townspeople and a curious shopper.
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Indianapolis
Iilinoig Street
Darkey
Dealing in Dead Horses and Their Useful Byproducts
A crowd on a South Side street hears a man boast how a dead horse becomes cash: hides tanned for boots, leather in shoes, bones ground for fertilizer and buttons, hooves for glue, meat for dogs, and bone handles. The owner considers the offer while noting the animal’s fate.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Rivalry of Breeds Boosts Farm Stock Improvement
A long discussion promotes the rivalry among cattle breeds such as Shorthorns and Herefords, arguing that both improve unimproved stock and raise farm profits. The piece urges continued comparison of breeds on ranges and in markets to spur overall advancement, with selection advised by preference or by proven improved stock.
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America
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