Fire At Saginaw Claims Four Children In Millinery Fire
A two story frame millinery shop owned by Mrs Catherine Neumann in Saginaw was destroyed by fire Tuesday evening. Mrs Neumann and three daughters and two sons were upstairs. the oldest son and another child escaped. Mrs Neumann died near a front window and three children Tilda 20 Lana 15 Frank 12 suffocated in the blaze. Loss to building and contents about 3500, partly insured.
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Saginaw
Blich
Mira Tho
Conaughor
Mra Neumann
Fremon
Tilda
Lana
Frank
Mount Sterling
Ohio
Lnd
J. M. Clark
I. C Alkire
Mias Ohbidester
James Allen and
Wits
Alktra
DylwttAnion
Bennet
Saicens
Planta
Abn
India's Move to End Free Coinage of Silver Sparks Debate
The India Council hears details on stopping free coinage of silver and other monetary measures announced by Monday's scheme. Viceroy Lansdowne says the plan aims to curb exchange rate drops and prevent mint closures, not replace silver with gold. The action, crucial amid global silver dynamics, marks India as a rare nation restricting silver minting aside from Mexico.
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India
India Council
Marquis of Lansdowne
Simandy
Talsa
Bald
Mexico
Minta
Ailvar
Berry Wins the Race at Buffalo Bill Show Chicago
John Berry, first cowboy to reach Chicago from Chadron Nebraska, won the famed race at the Buffalo Bill show after riding 1 040 miles. He arrived covered in dust and mud, barely able to stand, aided by cowboys, with backers claiming he never slept for ten days. The report also notes a tornado in Logan County Kansas, a fatal lightning strike near Oakley, and various other wartime and local events.
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Chicago
Chadron
Neb
John Berry
Val Cody
Cody
Merry
Berry
Jack Sig
Bia
Kansas
Logan County
Oakey
George Beak
Oakley
Glao
Deaths From Poison Suspected in Santa Rosa Family Tragedy
Police suspect a young woman, Charles Stewart, daughter of John Molibban, poisoned relatives at St Euke's Hospital area. Five family members sickened after a dinner prepared by Mrs Riggs, with Maud McKibben untouched. Authorities find evidence Maud bought paris green days earlier. marital troubles and strained relations noted.
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Santa
Charles Stéwart
John Molibban
St Euke’s Hospital
Ataata
Mra
J. Briges
Riggs
Mes McKibben
Maud McKibben
Paris Green
Maud
Olney Rules Out Further Action Over World’s Fair Opening
Attorney General Olney told a Washington correspondent he does not expect to take any more steps regarding the World’s Fair opening matter. He said the issue is settled if no new presentation arises. The Methodist Church had threatened to withdraw its exhibit but has decided not to, following a secret meeting in Chicago chaired by Dr Edwards of the Northwestern Advertiser.
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Olney
Washington
Methodist Church
The
Methodiata
Edwards
Northwestern Advorato
Chicago
National Brand Army
Farnham Est
New York City
Grand Army of the Republic
Co Honal
Weinsertwald
A. i
New York Department
Nathanal
Anid
Farnhany
Cut
Grand Army
Gartysburg
Fe Rillroad
Weissert
WU Bellone Airy Yueht
Adluie
James Gordog Heweett
New York Herald
Timescl
Hennate
Fire Rages Through Gibson and Mount Sterling Blazes
A devastating blaze swept Gibson near Frederickton N K destroying churches stores and homes. A boy playing with matches started the fire causing 130 families to become homeless and losses feared at 2 000 000. Separate towns Mount Sterling Ohio and Leonard sville Kan also suffered fires with extensive damage and casualties. Senator Stanford dies after a brief illness in California. Mechano Lodge meets in Detroit while farmers in Abilene organize to defend land claims amid government salt policy. Baseball standings and railroad fare cuts dominate other briefs with a fatal cable car incident in Cincinnati.
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Railway Union
Givson
Frederickton
N. K
Ula
Gibson and
Frederickton Thaleas
Robbery at Lansing Targets Jewelry Store Heist
In Lansing Michigan on Friday a trio robbed Charles Plolla's jewelry store while a clerk distracted. A third man lifted a $1,600 diamond case and all fled before detection. Nearby thefts and a separate fatal injury from a mountain chase were also reported, including a 11 year old robber from Wisconsin who escaped with $85 but later pursued and captured.
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Lansing
Foareprugh
Mich
Charles Plolla
Thomas Roberts
Soe Harmon
Dodgerile
Wisk
Ind
A. Rapin
Ma Imother
Deaths in Backwater Wreck Near Del Norte
Unruly wagon backed into deep water on the Mo Grande river drowning Mrs Harris and her daughter and a young man visiting. Fathers and neighbors attempted rescue but mother and child died together. Bodies recovered after long effort. Public notices mention local dangers and river crossings.
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del Norte
Cole
T Harris
Mo Grande
Marrla Tits
Comertl
Edmunds Talks On Silver and Other Affairs
Ex Senator George F. Edmunds in New York discusses policy, favoring repeal of the Sherman Act and return to pre-1870 monetary laws. Bayard presented credentials as American ambassador to Britain, with ceremonial carriage to Windsor. Fire at a nine-story building in Wilmington destroys shops and kills several. smallpox fatality reported in Ellwood. Barnum ownership rumors addressed. health board moves in New York. Civil court actions on military inquiries proceed. several local casualties reported from accidents and natural causes.
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Edmunds
George F. Edmunds
New York
Bosald
Hawaiian Islands
Windsor
Ifo Ty
Thomas M Ruyach
Great Britain
Mayord
Christopher Teesdale
Bayard
Castla
Thie Court of
St Janes
Pardons for Haymarket figures shock Joliet and Chicago
The Illinois governor pardoned Schwab Fielden and Necho from Joliet Penitentiary, claiming a flawed trial and prejudice. Spies, Parsons, Fischer and Engel were executed in 1887. a monument to the executed anarchists was unveiled at Waldheim Cemetery with about 3,000 attendees, while debates on clemency and amnesty lingered in Chicago.
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Chicago
Schwab
Fielden
Neche
Joliet
Michael Bch
Flagmarket
Needs
Altoeld
Lair
Gary
Banfield
Figldan
Neeho
Haymarket
Reemmilne
Spies
Flelden
Parsons
Fischer
Lingy
Sechwoh
Engelawn
Mage
Neebo
Louis Linge
Wild Fallow
Oglesby
Oscau
W. Keene
Engel
Jall
Walaheim
Juliet
Fifer Uring
Waldheim
Riots and a deadly canopy of disasters in distant towns
A chaotic report outlines riots near Rangoon over a cow sacred to Hindus, police clashes, and casualties among Muslims. Separately, the Tremont House at Fort Scott collapses, burying many and prompting swift rescue efforts led by the mayor and police. The bundle also notes political moves, a Grand Army of the Republic dispute, and various local calamities, all amid a broad stream of war, crime, and tragedy.
Magnificent Pyrotechnic Show Plans Amid War Time Night Sky
A vivid, if garbled, account details pyrotechnic displays with mortar candles and rockets. It notes forthcoming demonstrations illuminating the night, listing elaborate effects, prices, and safety guidance for staging large celebratory fireworks displays.
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the Statesman
Stevenson
Marshall
Calhoun
Action Wi
Brunswick
Alfred J. Biddle
Aworttap Barkentine Aolte Berwind
U. S
United States
J. W. Brown
Hardin County
Tennessee
Anits Sanchez
Tito
Fort Wayne
Daly Press
Setenca
Surgoara
Fustham
John Furtham
Auburn
Army of the Potowac
Army of the Potomac
Boston Pueadoy
Wednessey
Statue of Marine Park
Stanford
Roland Stanford
California
Menade
Lily
Lily Auster
Bualoesa
Detroit
Philadelphia
Btute
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinaly
Maryland
New Jersey
Uhla
Bnd
Langas
Missouri
Kungas
Texas
Abilene
Iba
Pittabuy
New
Ingvon
Louis
Louisville
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Portland
Puget Sound
Japtha G. Miller
Miller Carriage Company
Cincinnati
State Trust
State Trust Company
Acdron J. Cooper
Grand View Hotel
Burdon
James Downgend
Porn
George Tryon
KC. Ry
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Peron
Camperdown
Eho
Leroy Payne Falla
Leroy Payne
Chicaro
Payne
Astena
Jayne
Brugres
Usala
Paris
Rap Vuulutry
Winey
G. Nun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Stuutuer
Bufalo
Binners
Hartsboro
Llt
Riley Decker
Marion Bailey
Boundless
J. E Cughing
St Paul
Leonard
Clifford
Reco
Manele
Frank Leadbetter
Leadbetter
Richard Smith
Rome
Brooklyn
Clyan
Lamont
Military Court of Inquiry
Ford
Ambassador Bayard
Eiwond
Fiwond
Chavictin
Mrr
John Harbor
Toby Barnum
Saromel T. Hurd
T. Barnum
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Hurd
Biddo
Academy of Medicine
National Board of Health
Telt
Lamont Lasned
Dla
Aviving
Military Court
Inqulry Ore
Dork
Tin Vord
Unt
Hea
Boby Barled
Ta Bockes
Willan Atherton
Guibeta, & T
Himsell
Willud
Charles Trost
Dubuque
Iowa
Woodland
Cal
Grant
Sucramento
San Jose
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J. Tallman Whiting
Lakes
Carty Hogg
Greenman
Rehwebb
Necho
Dotlet
Aroren
Stewart
Winich
Ee Department
Rangoon
Kan
Altgeld
G. A. Re
Mans Morioma
Mogiemsa
Carey
Mr Fleming
Magstrais
Deatil
Tate Ruins
Budden
Tremont
Fort Scott
Kanana
Evrape
Pfatnham
Goon
Anurehtata Preait
Gov. Altgeld
Wlnols
Ramuel Molden
Thro
Newbe
Michael Schwab
Cileago
Jullet
Tuyrearhet
Ube Tovernor
Bojest
Omdlale, Fuk
Treseeu Ar Counsel
London
Hippar
Whitechapel
Ehren Amus
Embeeziler
A R Carter
Moore, Millouie & Co
Galveson
Kein
Rioportatrou
Bourk
Dakota
Ting
Yale College
Jobo FE Eliott
Indianapolis
Labes
Lfe
White River
Dobbie
Deer Fern
Lake Superior
Deer Park
Port Aux Barques
Armour Refrigerator
Armour & To
Thei Repineratos
Beranton
Wasage Y T. Dale & Co
Emerson Plandog
Dewalt
Third National Hawk
Am Rite
Jane
Thousand Tolands
Coronml Lowe
Magnifuop
Tule
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