Notice to Delinquent Subscribers at The Mena Star
The Mena Star announces a delinquent notice to subscribers in Arkansas. It explains the duty to pay and offers barter for farm produce such as corn oats eggs chickens and fruits in exchange for continuing delivery. Editorial proprietors A W St John & Sons emphasize fair terms and ongoing publication.
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Cigarette Victim Develops Peculiar Insanity
Bernard Jansep a jeweler from Mound Ridge is described as an incessant cigarette smoker who now spends days rolling imaginary cigarettes from any available material. He rolls food bits fabric or paper and even air and imitates lighting and smoking the phantom cigarette.
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Mound Ridge
Kansas City Journal
With Just a Little Labor in Arkansas Resources
A Magno lia Journal quotation extols honesty brains and money as essential for developing Arkansas natural resources. The saying emphasizes practical effort and integrity as keys to progress.
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Arkansas
Magnolia Journal
War Dept commended for not conceding in Porto Rico
The War Department is commended for refusing concessions in Porto Rico. If franchises on the island were given away, it would become honey-combed with trusts and monopolies, as stated by the Arkansas Gazette.
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Arkansas Gazette
Remarkable Kansas corn tale stirs nation with giant seeds
A Washington Post note recounts a Kansas yarn about corn seeds found in Arkansas from ancient mound builders. Seeds reportedly sprouted unusually fast, sparking crowds as witnesses. Skeptics note possible confusion with Mexican jumping beans, and a request is jokingly made to send samples to agriculture for study.
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William White Allen
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Brady
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Post
the Post
Arkansas
Banks and Census and Cabinet Strife Highlight 1890 News
Comptroller Dawes fixes June 30 as the banking report date to enable a unified view of national state and private banks across the country. Hostility grows between Gage and Alger in the cabinet with Alger expected to depart. The Twelfth Census aims for a 10 to 12 million rise in population with 72 million projected for 1900 and costs around 618 million. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad pays a record tax of 69,000 on a 138 million mortgage in the reorganization.
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Pittsburg
Arkansas Gazette
Low Rates to Colorado for Summer Travel
From June 25 to July 11 inclusive, round trip tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Glenwood Springs offered at one standard fare plus two dollars. Tickets limited to union passage in one direction only final unit to reform October 11. D. J. Cavirr, Agent.
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D. J. Cavirr
Settlement Ends Sabine Pass Dispute for Gulf Road Plan
Kansas City journal reports Herman Kountze of Kountze Bros signs settlement with Receiver Fordyce at Port Arthur. Plan to build 20 miles from Port Arthur to Sabine Pass with coal lands near Shady Point to connect to main Gulf line. A St Louis syndicate seeks similar links, while Kountze Bros deny financial backing. Receivers note policy of routing traffic to connecting lines. bond holders overlap Port Arthur Channel and Dock Co and KC Pittsburg & Gulf.
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Political talks and resignations across the capital and islands
Democratic Leaders Center Chicago hosts Col William Jennings Bryan with Illinois backers M F Dunlap Hinrichsen and Judge Thompson plus Allen W Thurman and R M Ditty. DC Supreme Court Justice Walter 8 Cox resigns after 20 years of service. Prof J G Selurman returns hopeful on Philippines, says locals seek American protectorate as war ends and Luzon awaits settlement.
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Three Town Boys Drowned in Cedar River
Three youths from Waterloo Iowa drowned while swimming in the Cedar River below the lower dam. Roy Harbaugh attempted to save Bert and John Hoover who also perished. Harbaugh’s body was recovered about two hours later. the others remained missing at nightfall.
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Fatal Street Car Collision Hits Pittsburgh Area
Monongahela Traction Company street car collision last night leaves two dead, five seriously injured, ten others hurt. Fire destroys Grande Mere and pulp mills in Kande Mere, Three Rivers report. telegraphic service interrupted.
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Homestead Strike News From Spang Mills and Moorehead
Pittsburgh reports from July 4 note the Homestead Carnegie works continue operating with full staff despite the strike. No disturbances observed as guards edge the grounds. Amalgamated scales signed at other mills. Spang Chalfont and Moorhead remain unsettled with non union operation at Moorhead. Trainmen seek mileage basis pay. Mile high tensions rise in Carterville with militia arrival and merchant protest amid ongoing conflict.
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Southside
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Spang, Chalfant & Co
Etna
Moorhead Bros. & Co
Sharpsburg
New York
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
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Gray
Twenty Coreans Executed in Seoul Riot Crackdown
Late oriental advices report that 20 ringleaders of the rioters who burned tramway cars at Seoul were executed in public in Corea's capital four weeks ago. They faced death bravely, their heads displayed as a warning. The action aimed to deter rebels as insurgents were marching toward Seoul.
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The Belgium Situation Grave
A Brussels dispatch says Belgium faces a grave crisis as socialists and radicals urge universal suffrage. The government faces a Tuesday deadline to act. failure to pass such a bill could spark a revolution with broad consequences.
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Crash search ends with discovery of missing team
A search party locating the missing team and the vehicle involved after a deadly crash finally found them today. The incident left the team and the driver dead, concluding a long pursuit and recovery effort.
Insurance Agents in Time Playing Ouster Case
In Kansas City, Missouri, insurance agents seek to delay action after the supreme court decision ordering ouster of 73 firms. The writ may not be issued before Monday, possibly not then if an appeal to federal court occurs. Agents continue business as usual while awaiting next steps and potential reinstatement windows.
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Pike's Peak Illuminated Fourth Fireworks Spectacle
The Fourth of July at Pike's Peak Colorado featured a grand illumination after midnight with 1700 red white and blue powder bursts lighting the summit for miles around. The display was described as the most unique celebration in Colorado and national history.
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