California Lead in April Crop Report Says 98 Expected
The April crop report shows California leading with a 98 average, rye at 93.9, and overall winter grain in good condition. Seasonal weather across states improved germination, while farm animals remain in high condition and disease losses stay below last year. Local notes mention heavy rains in Kansas and farm community updates on withdrawals and consolidations in Oklahoma.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Middle States
Ohio
California
Assa
Michigan
Missouri
Oklahoma town plan aims at single strong urban center
The group intends to create one robust town in Oklahoma using capital and influence as stated. They do not plan to fund rival towns or pit them against each other or allow them to fail to the advantage of a single dominant company.
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Oklahoma
Arrested at Lubeck in murder case shocks foreign affairs
A man who murdered and mutilated the boy Steinfot in a suburb of Hamucne was arrested at Lubeck. Other items include a royal visit to Regents Park by the queen, two months imprisonment for two priests under the crimes act, and a budget proposal introducing direct taxation. There is also a speech-filled congress scene in New South Wales with white Republicans proposing a protective tariff and rival black-backed factions, plus a contest for a post office foreign mails superintendent with a $3500 salary and talks of succession in Washington.
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Hamucne
Steinfot
Lerold Xtrse
Lospex
Hillier
Regents Park
Postoffice Department
Wasarvetox
Postofice
Europe
E. C. Foelweler
Jas
Nervy Woman Enters Bear Pit at Smithsonian
An elegant Washington woman, after examining the bear pit bars, followed keeper Captain Weeden into the enclosure and patted the largest bear on the head, then exited with him unrecognized. A jaguar named Jack killed a terrier by pulling it through a cage floor, leaving only the collar. The California lion is a mountain lion from Montana with strong leaping ability, while a Kansas black-foot weasel joins the collection, noted for deadly efficiency against rats.
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Smithsonian Institution
Weeden
Washington
Jack
California
Ballards Horehound Syrup Promises Cough Relief
An advertisement claims Ballards Horehound Syrup cures whooping cough and eases coughs, colds, bronchitis, and asthma. It touts being opium free, lung strengthening, and made from quality materials, with Barber Bros. as local agents.
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Ballard
Barber Bros
Latter Day Saints Conference Reports Vandalism Charge
In St Joseph Missouri on April 10 the world conference of Latter Day Saints discussed an eight count charge against a committee for defacing a Y M C A room with tobacco juice. The room had been used by twelve chief priests who denied the accusation. The next annual conference is set for April 6 1890 at Lamoni Iowa.
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St. Josefs
Latter Day Saints
Y.M.C. A
Lamoni
Neuralgia Causes Insanity Says European American Authorities
Leading medical authorities in Europe and America assert that a large percentage of insanity stems from the excruciating pains of neuralgia of the head and face. The article urges families with affected members to try Batard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for contracted muscles and nerve pain.
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Europe
America
Ganteeidot
Batlard
Florist Tracks 3000 Missing Plants After Heist
A Kansas City florist Hamp ton found his 10 acre plot bare while neighbors’ yards were lush. He returned with officers and recovered plants, earning 8300 as the thieves paid restitution. Pond and Wilmer jewelers faced liabilities of 55 000 and assets of 25 000.
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Kansas City
Hampton
Kas
Pond
Wilmer
Hannah Calder Case Highlights Gender Question at Maryland Hearing
A writ of habeas corpus in Belaire, Maryland, tests Hannah Calder's sex after wife Kate Beall testified she would live with a man. An examination by Dr. J B Butler found Hannah's sex unknown, and the judge left the decision to Kate while noting the possibility Hannah is a woman.
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Wasuixetox
Belaire
Hannah Calder
Kate Beall
Walters
Kate
J. B. Butler
Dr. Butler
Lyle
Baltimore
Kate Berll
Federal Hill
Loyal Legion Banquet Honors Congress at Gibson House
Over 350 members of the Loyal Legion attended a banquet at the Gibson House given by the Ohio commandry in honor of the Loyal Legion congress in session here. Captain C A Major welcomed guests and Major General Rutherford B Hays, congress president, responded.
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Loyal Legion
Gibson House
Ohio Commandry
Loyal Legion’ Congress
C. A. Major
Rutherford B. Hays
Congress
Cure deafness with constitutional remedies and catarrh cure ad
Wealugns 1:1 ee By local applications, as they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucus lining of the Eustachian Tube. When inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and hearing may be destroyed forever unless inflammation is removed. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh we cannot cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, OH. 75c.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Second Attempt to Wreck Fort Wayne Limited
Canton April 10 report describes another plan to wreck the west bound Fort Wayne Limited near Louisville. A Louisville resident warned the train. firefighters removed ties, train slowed but remained on track, passengers unharmed. An early morning wreck near Carcach injured and killed several aboard the Chicago Santa Fe and California line. details list the dead and injured, with fault undetermined.
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Cantos
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Canton
Louisville
Chicago, Santa Fe
California
Miss Maslow
Henry Hart
Porter
Thomas Smith
J. F. Hart
Mr. Hart
Mercey Hospital
Lorenzo
Santa Anna
J. L. Hart
Henry W. Lamb
Palmer
John Bynder
Spaniard on Trial in Arkansas Murder Case
The trial of Indiana chief Jack Spaniard for the murder of Deputy U.S. Marshal William Irwin began in Fort Isara Arkansas. Government witnesses include a mongrel dog named Rattler who identified Spaniard, and witnesses Pearl Younger and Cole Younger.
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Jack Spaniard
Fort Isara
Ark
Indiana
United States
William Irwin
Rattler
Pearl Younger
Belle Starr
Cole Younger
Twenty five killed in Erin pit explosion Castrop
An explosion in the Erin pit at Castrop today killed twenty five miners.
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Srovex
N.S. W
Erin
Castrop
New Millinery Arrivals At Mrs Savage 901 Massachusetts St
Mrs Savage announces new bonnets hats and millinery novelties with a large display and full line of goods in all grades. Misses and children's hats available from 35 cents upward. Visitors welcome to see for themselves.
Markets by Telegraph and Livestock Prices Report
Market reports from Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rail lines show steady to weak quotations across foods grains and meats. Kansas City and Chicago notes include grain cash bids hog and cattle receipts and price ranges with regional activity and shipment figures.
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