Prohibition talk and world fair visit rumors in Madison
The Madison Herald reports on Connecticut and Georgia debates over temperance and physicians, plus possible royal visits to the World's Fair. A London dispatch mentions Emperor William and a London lord mayor guest, while Ex Senator Iscauus critiques negro enfranchisement. A bold Treasury raid planned by a “King of the Tramps” is warned off as unsafe.
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London
William
England
Chicago
Iscauus
Georgia
Abbott Organ
Madison
Keen
Treasury
Watch
United States Treasury
The Burlington Route Model Railroad of the West
The Burlington Route is a first class railroad from Chicago to St. Louis and to major Illinois Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska and Colorado. It covers 7000 miles through farming regions and reaches Deadwood South Dakota and Black Hills mining country. Passenger trains run daily between St. Louis Chicago Peoria Kansas City Atchison St Joseph Council Bluffs Omaha Lincoln Denver St Paul and Minneapolis with connections nationwide.
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Burlington
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Colorado
Deadwood
S. Dakota
Black Hills
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Usting
Isouri River
Joliet
Ottawa
Ecra
le Salle
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Ostraloosa
Des Moines
Winterset
Audubon, Harlan and Council Ig
Nowa
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Cameron
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Omasha
Wepury
Nelson
Horton
Topeka
Hutchinson
Wichita
Belleville
Abilene
Caldwell
Kansas
Pond Creek
Hennessey
Kingfather Reno
Indian Territory
Denver
Pueblo
Dodge City
Pacific
Gificago
Moines
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Com 45
The
Jarmps
Desperado Robs Exchange Bank In Ohio Town Killing Two
A man armed with two revolvers robs Columbus Grove’s Exchange bank after a hardware store visit. Cashier Thomas J. Maple is wounded, fellow Lyford and farmer Vandemark die. The bandit flees toward Rockport, pursued by a large armed posse across several towns.
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Tima
Ohio
Exchange Bank
Columbus Grove
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Crawford
Jesse James
Kohli & Wels
John Crawford
Simon Maple
Thomas J. Maple
Abe Syford
Kalida
Lyford
Crame
Desparado
William Vandermark
James
Silas McComb
McComb
W. T. Maple
Runs & Goods
T. J. Maple
Farmer Vandemark
Vandemark
Union Township
Maple
High Street
Desperado
Rockport
Soing
Beaver Dam
Bluffton
Bhiffton
Findlay
Arnica Salve Busts World For Bruises And Ulcers
An old advertisement proclaims Arnica Salve by Bnoklen’s as the best remedy for cuts bruises and sores including ulcers and boils, claiming wide world esteem and healing efficacy.
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Bnoklen
S. Arnica Salve
Sulvey
Uloers
Balt Rhoum
Family quarrel ends in fatal shooting in Cincinnati
George F. Nieman a shoemaker 156 Everett street was killed by his son Charles F Nieman 20 at 18 Gorman street after a long running family quarrel. The son surrendered to police and is jailed. The incident follows a bitter divorce and ongoing domestic strife.
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Cincinnati
George FP. Nieman
Everett Street
Charles F. Neiman
Gorman Street
Anna
Emma
Oliver Street
The
Cincinnati Insurance Company
Killing in English saloon shocks Crawford county
In English Indiana Crawford county reels after Ben B Brown Jr is killed during a dice game in Bob Kempells saloon house. Bob Pike an Air Line brakeman fires nine shots killing Brown almost instantly and injuring Pike. Pike claims self defense and is jailed at Leavenworth. Brown was a 24 year old farmer and politician related to the county sheriff.
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English
Ind
Crawford County
Ben B. Brown, Jr
Bob Kempell
Brown
Robert Pike
Pike
Leavenworth
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ben Brown
White Caps
Mifflin
Here
Laban Hughes
George Taylor
Hoosier Spiritualists Resolve to Protect Mediumship and Secularize Schools
The Indiana association adjourned its first annual session near Chesterfield after drafting resolutions. They declare mediumship a natural trait, vow to protect mediums from defamation, oppose church state fusion, seek secular public institutions, and support a Sunday rest day while backing a Sunday World’s Fair opening with petitions.
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Anderson
Ind
Association of Indiana Spiritualiste
Chesterfield
United States Congress
Baseball Scores and Weather From National League Play
National League results show Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati 9 to 1 and Boston beating Chicago 4 to 3. Brooklyn topped Cleveland 7 to 2, New York defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 7. American Association games saw Cincinnati edging Athletic 7 to 5, Washington beat Louisville 10 to 6, Baltimore 14 over St. Louis 2, and Columbus routing Boston 10 to 0. Sunday notes include a 10 to 0 Boston win in Columbus with pitchers Dolan Donahue Clark Dowse Buffington Murphy. St. Louis trounced Baltimore 14 to 2 with Faston Breinstein Boyle Zeiss McMahon Robinson on the mound. Weather generally fair with evening showers or thunder. A carpenter named M S Powers fell from a roof in East.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburg
American Association
Athletic
Louisville
Washington
St. Louis
Baltimore
Columbus
Batterles
Dolan
Donahue
Clark
Dowse
Buffington
Murphy
Faston
Breinstein
Boyle
Zeiss
McMahon
Robinson
National League
Bnee
Neste Tears
Weeee
Tonargen
Basten
Rewe
Eer Eeereenees
Louis Teenee
Athletics Pa Bemens Aee
Cincinnati Sedan Cree
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Baltory and Publisher
Mudteon
Office
East Main Street
Mr. Blaine
Harrison
Blaine
Incatus
Reneau
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Base Ball Association
Cincinnati Club
Greencastle
Abner Bowman
Ely
Indiana
Bob Pike
Hoosier Spiritualists
the Association
Vincennes
Della
Oma
Richard Barekman
Cape May
Wanamaker
J. S. Clarkson
Carlton Hall
George W. Boyd
Clarkson
Baseball
M. S. Powers
East
League
Alling & Lodge
Branham & Ritchie
Branham & Chamber
East Main ST
Eckstein
Hawlin
Swormstedt & CO
Madison, Ind
George E. Currie
John W. Scott
Main Street
Marow
Albert Sea
Solid Express
Chic
Chaine Oe
Foorie
Pirit
Videk
Loe
Pipestone
Nie Sore CA
Kankaker
India
Penalisy
Goun Bell Biufe
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