Destroyed by Fire Destroys Wisconsin Town
Milwauxser Wisconsin dispatch reports Marshalfeld Wis burned with two thousand homeless and losses over one million dollars. Fire started at the Appam furniture factory lumber yard and spread through Main Street destroying factories, warehouses, hotels, the depots, four churches and the business center. Insurance coverage is far from adequate and many residents fled to woods or neighboring towns.
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General Fairchild Arrives in Newark for G A R Jubilee
General Fairchild commander in chief of the G A R arrived in Newark on June 27. He reviewed a procession of Grand Army men from across New Jersey numbering about 1500 and was later hosted at a jubilee reception.
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Newark, New Jersey
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New Years
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Ottawa Assembly
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Stewart ‘Concert Co
Grand Chorus
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Wm. H. Gibson
Tiffin
Ohio
J. St. Sherbun
D. D
Calcutta
Sharp Trial Reports Turbulent Senate Session
In New York Jake Sharp appears in court after a sleepless night as senate testimony is read and defense counsel Parsons delivers a five hour opening. Journal clerk Dayton discusses bill 101884 amid adjournment, while Correll testifies and Nicoll reads prior testimony. In CentraIia Mo a man named George Washington Underwood hides revolvers before reuniting with his wife and remarrying at Columbia. In Cacao the Rev Dr Edward L McGlynn plans to join Knight of Labor and work for the movement locally before leaving town.
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Philadelphia
Collen Robinson
McGlyan
Chicago
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Academy of Music
St. Louis
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Washington
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Senate closes brief session in Jefferson City turmoil
The Missouri senate adjourned after a short afternoon session with minor matters disposed of and the house debating the final adjournment date July 1. A “swamp angel” railroad bill and a substitute were hotly contested while a riot at Oak Ridge, Louisiana left several dead or wounded and deputies injured.
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Wounded Man Shot by Officer in Hannibal
Fatally wounded Stephen Wright, a colored man, was shot by Officer Daly after Wright fired at a rival in a negro gambling room and fled. Daly fired when Wright turned, the bullet entering Wright’s left shoulder blade and lung. Doctors say Wright is sinking rapidly. The report also notes a CascaGo pursuit of horse thieves and a grisly river finding in Brooklyn.
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Washington Notes Complaints to the Interstate Commerce Commission
Milton Vaus of Walla Walla I. T. complains of a 30 cent per hundredweight wheat rate from Walla Walla to Portland. W. H. Heard and others from Charleston to Atlanta face denied first class coach seats on Georgia railroad. Treasury rules block deciding if foreign wines can be withdrawn and sold in Maine after duty. First Santa Fe engine arrives at C. K. W. depot in Auila Ne. Bond election approves bonds for the line. Yale College commencement opens with prizes awarded to Chinese and others. Princes Albert Victor and George of Wales arrive in Dublin. A police incident in Halifax over a British flag remark provokes dismissal. Ovid’s tomb reportedly found near Kustandi. London Commons debate on Vatican relations and crime bill proceeds. A murder attempt near Bandon, Ireland. several arrested. Other notes from London to Chicago cover various reports.
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Colter
Russell
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Ile
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O’mullen
Window Glass Making Season Nears Seasonal Close
Pricentre June 77 notes the window glass making season waning as factories in Pittsburg and elsewhere plan to close next Thursday. The season proved unusually prosperous for both manufacturers and workers with the sole labor disturbance of 86-87 being the mill strike settled by arbitration.
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Osage City Water Company Incorporation Noted
Osage City Kansas reports the incorporation of the Osage City Water Company to aid agriculture in Osage county. Trustees named include Thomas J. McKee George B. Inman Wm E Inman Edgar Bynoer Joseph L Schofield Alvin B Cooper and Frederick C Newman.
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California R A R Sr Lewis Arrives to Arrange State HQ
Charles A Dexer aid de camp to General Salmon arrives to set up California RAR headquarters. Some 3,000 southern California veterans expected. large fund being raised to cover trip expenses amid other brief notes on sports results and public figures.
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Practical Homemaking and Farm Advice Roundup
A collage of domestic tips and agricultural notes from old newspapers. Guidance covers humane farm labor, tree care avoiding root wheat and clover, serving hot dishes, recipes for Breakfast Cake and Gooseberry Jam, butter storage and frosting techniques, market wisdom for farmers, and practical hints on stock rotation, sleeplessness remedies, and ice orders. Includes stray notices on Arkensis City house costs and Knights of Labor withdrawals.
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St Louis Republican
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Market Reports from New York and Kansas City
The market notes show on call rates between six and seven percent with various foreign exchange figures and limited bids in wheat futures. Livestock receipts at Kansas City rise with steady to higher Live Stock prices, while St Louis reports mixed grain and dairy quotes as of June 2.
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Iine
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