Presidential Jaunt and New England Stopovers Highlight July Program
The publication traces the Presidential Party's progress from PALL River to Boston with President Harrison and Secretaries Proctor and Windom aboard the Pilgrim. Crowds greet the travelers in Massachusetts as they tour Boston, attend receptions, and plan further appearances including Faneuil Hall. Burke case developments and stated expectations of confessions frame the ongoing Cronin murder coverage.
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Pall River
Mass
Pilgrim
Sar- Tison
Proctor
Windom
Massachusetts
Senera Delroy
Boston
Harrison
Gov. Brackett
Kneeland Street
United States Army
Halford
Late Fire in Spokane Destroys Rail Depots
Spokane Falls August 6 The extent of losses from the Northern Pacific rail depots is uncertain as goods stored there cannot be valued until all claims against the company are settled. Auditor A D Campbell quickly rebuilt the Western Union Telegraph office within two hours after the lines burned.
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Spokane Falls
Northern Pacific Railroad
A. D. Campbell
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cronin Murder Witnesses Spark Police Action
In Curvaco on August 7 state attorney Longsecker and officials visited the armory to discuss Burke’s alleged cooperation in the Cronin murder case. Judge Baker issued a habeas corpus writ for Martin Burke’s release from a Garrison Street cell, returnable at 3 pm with possible drop if Kennedy could see Burke. Burke had claimed confinement in a sweat box, and police sought Burke’s identification with friends present after Burke read a letter from his mother and broke down in tears.
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Curvaco
Longsecker
Stubbard
Cronin
Burk
Baker
Cchief
Wubbard
Dr. Cronin
Iurke
North Side
Burke
Towa
ANOTHER TRAIN ROBBERY NEAR CREVASSE
The Great Western train known as the Madoie was held up near Crevasse by four robbers. They boarded at Thompson Springs and forced the engineer to stop the express car. They looted $900 and twenty watches, fired shots, and escaped with a posse and two marshals pursuing with bloodhounds from Green River and Salt Lake.
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Dietsen
Colo
Crevasse
Thompson Springs
Willis
Messenger Willis
Green River
United States
Salt Lake
Noble Selected for Supreme Court Vacancy Promotion
The World reports Secretary of the Interior Noble is chosen for associate justice to fill Justice Matthews's death seat. If confirmed, Clarkson, the first assistant postmaster general, would replace Noble as secretary. Noble denies any intention to leave the cabinet, noting no presidential move is expected.
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New York
Washington
Supreme Court
Matthews
Noble
Congress
Interior
Ilis
General Clarkson
State convention fixes railroad tax per mile range
At the August session in Bismarck the convention adopted a section taxing railroads at not less than 33 000 nor more than 7 000 dollars per mile. The afternoon session focused on the committee report on public institutions locating the capital and other state facilities, with the article adopted as previously published.
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Bismanenk
Allen Arrested For Forging Stock Certificates
Eden S. Allen, president of the Forty-second Street car company, was arrested in New York today on 700 charges of forging stock certificates. He has led the company for years and has been associated with it for the past twenty five years.
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New York
Eden $. Allen
Forty-second Street Car Company
We Have Won the Fight and Will Travel to Chicago
Secretary Noble received a telegram from Fort Yates dated Aug 6 stating We have won the fight and will leave tomorrow for Chicago. Charles Foster Ch has sent the message and will provide a full report from Chicago.
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Washington
Noble
Fort Yates
Chicago
Charles Foster
Teachers Examination at End of Institute August 24
Applicants for teachers certificates will sit for an examination at the close of the institute on August 24. No certificate fee for Normal attendees. Any remaining balance after expenses will be refunded to teachers pro rata. Let all be on hand, IL, L, Bras, Co. Supt.
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Il, L, Bras
Mrs Slyde Names Miss Day as Agent in Mitchell
Mrs Slyde appoints Miss Day as her agent in Mitchell to teach Mime Kellogg Tailor System. Ladies who cannot attend dress cutting school during Mrs Slyde's Mitchell stay may learn to cut their own dresses without refitting by visiting the local agent.
Rag Picking in Boston Italians Turn Trash into Trade
The Boston Herald outlines a daily rag picking network where 200 plus Italians from the North End scour streets at dawn for bottles rags bones and junk. They sell to Pajorite dealers with earnings around fifty cents a day and fuel a growing Boston junk industry through careful sorting and resale to paper and shoddy producers.
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Boston
North End
Causeway
Charlestown
Endicott
Ceater
Boston Herald
Burials in the Sea Across Cultures
The New York Telegram notes maritime funerary customs from the Chatham islands Norse chiefs and Sea Dyaks casting the dead to sea with weapons and belongings. Similar practices occur among Guinea tribes on the west African coast. Dead become ghostly seaborne and freed from the corpse.
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Chatham Islands
Guinea
Intertropical
Africa
New York Telegram
Notable dandies and dress in 19th century bars
The Nashville American notes famous dandies from Aristotle to George Washington and modern figures in New York and Philadelphia. Chauncey Depew and Dan Dougherty are highlighted for dress, as Brewster and Richard Vaux are praised in Philadelphia. The piece contrasts dandies and dudes and argues elegant dress can be separate from idle display.
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Aristotle
Marcus Antonius
Humphrey Davy
Lord Palmerston
Byron
Thackeray
George Washington
Conkling
Hill
Tilden
New York
Chauncey Depew
Dan Dougherty
Philadelphia
Brewster
Arthur
Richard Vaux
Nashville American
The Secret of Beauty and Health
The secret of beauty is health and maintaining it. Individuals must assess their own baths, diet, and exercise as matters of personal choice, but these routines should be carefully planned and not neglected. A person who fouls well appears well, and when he
After Dinner Walks and Health Advice From the Era
A column discusses the value of walking after meals for health, referencing The Hospital and London Globe. It argues against heavy dinners, urges evening strolls for air and sleep, and notes persistence yields benefits. It also mentions early remarks on John Rowlands and Stanley.
Turkish School Children and Turkish Candy Traditions
A Wide Awake corresp describes Turkish pupils memorizing the Quran as their sole study, facing the imam’s call to prayer, and the candy seller’s presence near the school. It notes Turkish treats called delicate de lights and the waterman selling light refreshments, with water from spring and pigskin containers as a bucket-like pouch.
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Mahomet
Muezzin
Mecca
Early Years of H. M. Stanley as Told by St Asaph Reporter
A Western Mail correspondent from St Asaph recounts Stanley youth in St Asaph Union school. He led classes in absence, disciplined peers with thorough thrashings, excelled in geography and arithmetic with maps, and was a skilled penman trusted to record visitors and assist in the clerk’s office.
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Stanley
John Rowlands
Denbigh
Pierce
Pall Mall Gazette
Western Mail
St. Asaph
H. M. Stanley
Rowlands
America
St. Asaph Union School
In Owen Sheche olla Pringle Wilson Robinson Carlson Lewis
The fragmentary text lists names such as Owen Sheche olla Pringle Wilson Robinson Carlson Lewis and others with scattered numbers and symbols, indicating a damaged sports or event record with unclear outcomes.
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Owen Sheche
Olla Pringle
Wilson
Robinson
Carlson Lewis
Catrell Y Spink
Blanchi Winches
Hayley
Downer Neat
White
Migs
Lizzie McMan
Catarrh Cure Sold at Warne's Drug Store
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh and improves breath with a 50 cent price and a free nasal injector offered at Warne's drug store.
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Shiloh
Warne
Dental care and prosthetics offer modern tooth restoration
The notice advertises preservation of teeth with crown and bridgework as specialties. It promotes replacement of lost teeth using artificial dentures made of gold, rubber, and celluloid.
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Bar Harbor
Supreme Bench
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Winnipeg Police
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Longnecker
the Supreme Bench
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London Globe
Secon Avenue
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Clark Street
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Chicago Herald
Charles I
Joseph
Egypt
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Henry VII
Memphis
Chicago Globe
Chldren
Mr. H. M. Stanley
W.w.bennett
First Street
Weller
Mitchell
Mitchell Dental Parlors
Alex
Chimpeny
Dia
P. DIX & Daughter
iMitenett
L. O. Gale
Dakota
Bel SZ Ak c
GEO. P. Rowell &Co
Spruce Street
Parker
Aly
Johnstown
Outfit
Hubbard Bros
N. 3d
St. Louis
Peabody Medical Institute
W.c.parker
Bulfinch St
Mars
Hindercorns
Hiscox &Co
Chichester
Engl Pennyroyva
Ian Diesel
Adanger
Ladlex
LA Wie
C. E. Hires
E. C. West
H. Scallin
D.T
West
John C. West & CO
Madigan St
Scallin
J. F. Kellogc
First National Bank
Mitchell, Dakota
A. B. Hacer
Hacer Brothers
James S. Foster
Statehood
Sioux Reservation
Northwestern Line
Twin Cities
Lake Superior
Minnepolis
St. Paul
Duluth
St. Paul & Ashland
Pullman
Northwestern Pullman
Superior
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Omaha
Minneapoli
St.aul
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Qimaha
Freemont
Hiichorn & Mo
Valley B’ys
T. W. Teasdale
Milwaukee
St Paul
Chitcaro
Council Lulls
Pieilie Coast
GiusneOirn
St.oseph
Tlingis
Wisconsin
Missouri
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau
R. Miller, A.V
Uarpender
Gen’ Mabaxer
Gen’l Pass
Tekotayer
The
Ouricaco
Sr, Pauw Railway Company
H. G Havein
Wilwaukea
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