End of Hazen Pingree Dies in London Hospital
Ex governor Hazen S Pingree of Michigan died in London at 11 35 PM after a rapid decline from a cancerous intestinal affection. The London physicians reported little hope. the son B S Pingree Jr watched at his father’s bedside as nourishment failed and pain increased. The body will be embalmed and returned home for funeral rites.
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Michigan
Pingree Jr
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United States
Kennedy Freed on Bail After Two Convictions Failures
Dr Samuel J Kennedy released on ten thousand dollar bail amid cheering crowds of about six hundred as he walked to his counsel's office then to South Ferry en route to Staten Island home. Moore accompanies him while Mrs Kennedy consoles him in Moore's office. crowd shouts Kennedy is all right.
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Samuel J. Kennedy
Highwife
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Middlestora
Anne
Wiliam L. Smith
Buchanan
Smith
Pleasant Hill
John Henderson
Henderson
Pleasant
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Pingree public record recalls Detroit reformer Pingree
Hazen Fen ter Pingree born 1840 in Denmark Missouri served in the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, moved to Detroit to make shoes, and rose to mayor in 1880 with a large margin. As governor from 1891 to 1894 he pushed municipal reforms, fought gas and rail interests, and backed tax on corporate property while facing mixed legislative results. His wife survived with two children as news arrives of his death in London after a South Africa trip.
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Gas Company
Detroit Railway
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Governor's Death Delays Return Voyage to Detroit
A damaged report notes a port of call mission altered by the governor's grave condition. Last night a cable announced his death, prompting Mia Pingree and her daughter to return to Detroit today rather than taking the Steamer St. Paul as planned.
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Cable
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They Hunted Him Out by Citizens in Camden Arkansas
Camden Arkansas June scene reports a mob lashed Tom Watson after he and his wife swore the negro Will Bussey assaulted Mrs Watson. Bussey sentenced to hang but confession by Mrs Watson led Governor Davis to suspend the case. Citizens outraged and Watson ejected from Arkansas on a southbound train. Also notes a gambling house killing in Sprigfield and a Havana sewer contract dispute plus a Greenville fire destroying a bakery block with $75,000 loss.
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Terse telegraphs and distant notices from a troubled era
Fragmented telegrams recount accidents in Bandaiky and Newark, a London sale of Colesag castle, a factory strike near Dayton, and scattered European events including Germany’s emperor ordering a yacht and other military and political snippets. Names and places appear garbled, yet the notes hint at unrest, sales, strikes, and imperial prerogatives across 19th century contexts.
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London
Byterien
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National Coach Inter Works
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Opening Oklahoma Lands Expected Soon
Oklahoma City June 10 The Kl jens Comsnehe and Apache reservation soon to be opened by proclamation attracts thousands of settlers. The 3,000,000 acre tract spans Red River to Washita River with Wichita mountains, rich soil, and minerals. A more practical claims process is mandated to curb title disputes.
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Great Plains
Texas
Harlem Jockey Club Closes Track for Crusade Against Betting
The Harlem Jockey Club in Chicago announced it would close its track for the remainder of the day as part of a crusade against betting. A meeting was held to organize the effort.
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Chicago
Harlem Jockey Club
Avalanche devastates Hopeville in Grant county West Virginia
A massive landslide in Hopeville Grant county West Virginia followed by the collapse of the widow Mrs Onra home. Her 22 year old daughter Ours was killed instantly while Mrs Onra lies dying. The disaster occurred Monday night sending mountainside debris two miles into the Potomac valley. Separately the schooner White Wing Captain John Johnson owned by Strait Packing Company reportedly sank with thirty crew near Vancouver Island.
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Hopeville
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Mra
Andrew Onra
Ours
Teena
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Jone
White Wing
John Johnson
Ley Strait Packing Company
Vancouver Island
Moresh I Island
Schoener
Seattle
Daily Market Report Prevailing Grain Prices
Readable lines show grain and livestock prices in multiple markets. Wheat and corn notes include No 2 statuses with mixed quotes. soy and oats glimpsed. cattle and hogs listed with active trading. Regional entries include Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo markets with scattered price points and firmness or steadying trends.
Weather Forecast and Indiana Political Notes
Partly cloudy with possible showers in Indiana and Illinois. Indianapolis report covers defeat of Indians pension agent plans, Soldiers' monument dedication debate, and local politics. Details mention Marsh and Adams, Republican and Democrat dynamics, and a glass plant in progress. Nearby news include clashes among clans in Kentucky and a pioneer killed by a train in Muncie.
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Winchester
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