Sault Ste. Marie and Southwestern Railway Plans Bond Issue
The Sault Ste. Marie and Southwestern Railway, led by N. Foster, has arranged for 4 to 7 million dollars in bonds and will start construction in Wisconsin this summer. The line would connect Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific, shortening a route to tidewater by about 250 miles and forming a link to reach the Mississippi via Rhinelander Merrill Marathon and Clark counties.
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Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Bau Claint
Wis
Sault
Tidewater
Missouri
Rhinelander
Merrill
Marathon
Clark
Chicago
St.aul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Fairchild
This County
Missisipi
Vau Claire
Iseo
New Chicago
Missisippi
Hyota
Minn
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
A Great Musical Gathering Largest Teachers Convention
CHICAGO July 5 The annual convention of the National Music Teacher s association in Central Music hall draws at least 2 000 delegates and coincides with the Theodore Thomas summer concerts in Chicago. Authorities consider forming a national federation of musical societies before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Music Teacher's Association
Central Music Hall
United States
West
Theodore Thomas
Musical Societies of America
Train conductors reassigned to running duties in Racine division
The Racine and Southwestern division of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road announces a new system where conductors will handle train operations only, while newly appointed agents collect tickets and fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
Racine and Outhwestern Division
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Mine Engineering in Persia The Shah’s Offer to Ashburner
Charles A. Ashburner of the United States geological survey in Persia has received an offer from the shah to lead the government engineering corps being formed there. Persia now has turquoise and may yield coal iron petroleum and possibly precious metals. Ashburner has not yet accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrspurg
Charles A. Ashburner
United States Geological Survey
Persia
Ashburner
Skeleton believed to be murdered peddler found after twenty years
In Hargnmount Illinois on July 5 a farmer named Ross unearthed a skeleton near Indianola. The remains are believed to be a peddler murdered twenty years ago after a dispute with Ross. The skull’s crushed right side supports the murder theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagnmount
Ills
Indianola
Ross
G A R Reunion Draws 600 Veterans in Prrnne
In Prrnne Dakota on July 5 the Eleventh district G A R reunion is underway with about 600 veterans in town. The city is decorated to honor their service and the victories at Vicksburg and Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrnne
Dak
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Bank cashier flees to Catskills with 15400 shortage
John H. Van Lonn, ten year employee of the Second National bank, left for the Catskills on Saturday. Upon review of his accounts a shortage of at least 15400 has been discovered since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junsry City
John H. van Lonn
Second National Bank
Catskills
Town Items From the Ledger of Local Happenings
A Sheldon fire caused $15000 damage with $2000 covered by insurance. A decedent’s body found in the Missouri River near Sioux City. Walt Irving of Webster County harvests rye then replants with potatoes. Mrs Bradway near Maquoketa in Jackson County discovers fire in bedroom after a daughter glimpses mother and another child amid flames. house nearly destroyed before aid arrives.
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Sheldon
Missouri River
Sioux City
Walt Irving
Webster County
Mra. Bradway
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Match Race Drawn At St Paul July Fourth
Johnston and Oliver EK signed articles today for a 0-aS you-please race at the state fair grounds in St Paul on July 4. The contest offers a $1,000 side stake and $2,000 added by the Twin City Driving Club for the event.
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Ince
St. Paul
Cutcaco
Johnston
Oliver EK
State Fair Grounds
Twin City
Queen Natalie refuses Milan divorce request
Bruenavr July 3 reports Queen Natalie has refused to assent to King Milan's divorce request, signaling a stalled attempt at dissolution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruenavr
Natalie
Milan
Lawless No Man's Land In Alabama District
Cumayoitton district in Alabama is plagued by horse thieves and settlers have begun to react with violence. Reports say eleven men were strung up as a warning, part of a rumored lynching wave described as the state’s first. Details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuLaAytTon
N. M
Cummaron
San Francisco Highbinders in Vicious Fight Over Girl
In San Francisco the See Yup, Bo Sin Seer and Gah Sin Sur factions clash over a 14 year old girl imported from Hong Kong by Pawnbroker Ah Sing Suri. Wong Tung with four armed men assaulted Suri and abducted the girl. further clashes and injuries have followed. Police guard the Chinese quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bo Sin Seer
Gah Sin Sur
Hong Kong
Ah Sing Suri
Wong Tung
Ah Sin Suri
Suicide of Louis Rabel A Salesman In Chicago
Louis Rabel a 42 year old salesman for a downtown firm was found at his home in Chicago hanging by the neck. Life was extinct on discovery and the coroner notified. No cause for the self inflicted death is known. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
Louis Rabel
Rabel
High Handed Stage Robbery Reported near Madewell? July robbery
Masked men halted a stage between Madewa and Hildreth in California. They forced the express messenger to surrender his gun and both agents to hand over the express box containing $10,000 in silver bullion. The robbers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavdeima
Cal
This Place
Hildreth
Lynching at Moulton Town Solves Wife Murder Case
In Moulton, Alabama, a mob of about 500 African Americans lynched Calvin Moody, convicted of murdering his wife the prior Friday. The incident occurred Sunday night and is noted as the first of its kind in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Moulton
Lawrence County
Calvin Moody
Brothers in deadly combat at Dutch wedding
In Crystal Falls Minnesota on July 5 a violent incident occurred at a Dutch wedding when brothers John and Jacob Binders fought. Jacob received severe beating and injuries as the melee intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Falls
Minn
John
Jacob Binders
Jacob
Growth ranks South St. Paul among wealthiest cities
South St. Paul reports two year growth in assessed values with real estate at 8 810 110 and personal property 449 000 totaling 3 759 110. The town shows rapid wealth increases placing it near the state’s top cities by valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
Tvo
Work on Helena Smelter Advances in Montana
In LeNA Mont July 6 work on the Helena smelter progresses rapidly and will be ready to receive ores by December 1. Professor Raht supervises the project with James T. McKay directing day to day operations at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Inlena
Mont
Prof. Raht
James TL. McKay
Mitchells Blow Out
MireneLn Dak July 5 The city hosts visitors for the celebration The day features a baseball game between Indian clubs of Tlan dreau and Woonsocket for 100 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MireneLn
Dak
Tlandreau
Woonsocket
Bishop Whipple Preached at Episcopal Conference
The Bishop of Minnesota preached a sermon today to delegates at the Episcopal conference held at Lambeth Palace in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Whipple
Londow
Minnesota
Limbeth Palace
Big disbursement day nets 77 million in payments
New York July 5. On Monday the large disbursement day of the year saw interest and dividend payments due on railroad and other corporate securities totaling over 238.9 million, plus interest on government state and municipal bonds at 14 million, bringing the total to 77 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Banquet for Returning Company F In Minnesota Welcome
MANKATO Minn July 2 Upon their return from camp at 949 p m Company F were surprised to find Wilkin Post G A R the Germania band and citizens at the depot to welcome them They will be banqueted by the veterans as a token of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Minn
Wilkin Post
G. A.R
Germania Band
Germans Prepare Fourth of July Celebration in Morton County
New Sanem North Dakota July 2 The Fourth of July will be celebrated here by the Germans who settled this portion of Morton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Morton County
Lightning Claims Norwegian Family In Dakota Tragedy
A sod house eight miles northwest of Hyver North Dakota was struck by lightning during a storm. Ole Olstad and his wife died from burns, while their six month old baby survived unharmed under a feather pillow. The old parents, arriving from Europe to join the family, met the grim scene at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyver
Dak
Lightnning
Ole Olstad
Olstad
Europe
Hunter
Minnesota
St. Paul
Casualty of the Fourth Kills Young Machinist
Andrew J. Taylor 23, a machinist and newlywed of two weeks, was fatally injured by a premature discharge of a small cannon in York. A spark from a boy’s firecracker set the priming, the cannon recoiled, and Taylor was disemboweled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Taylor
Taylor
Child fatally injured by railroad torpedo near Attle Falls
A nine year old girl in Attle Falls, Minnesota, Amos Giles’ daughter, found a railroad torpedo near the Northern Pacific track and struck it with iron, inflicting a deep forehead wound and brain injury. She cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attle Falls
Minn
Amos Giles
Northern Pacific
Work in Harmony Between France and England on Submarine Cable
The Wuonglish and French governments agree to joint work from Jan 1 1830 to connect via a submarine cable. A direct Liverpool Havre link will be built under the arrangement. Tariff set at a cent per word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpost
France
England
Liverpool
Havre
O'Brien Seeks Split Jail Time With Dillon
At the National League regular meeting William O'Brien urged avoiding simultaneous imprisonment with Mr. Dillon to aid their campaign plan. Dunn notes this hope was key to the strategy's success and their jail timing.
William to propose arms reduction after understanding with Russia
Berlin July 5 The article reports belief that after a definite understanding with Russia Emperor William will propose that the European powers reduce their armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russia
William
Icelandic Emigration to Canada Surges on July Fourth
The season's immigration from Iceland to Canada continues with 300 emigrants already leaving via Glasgow. Government assistance supports the plan, and 800 more are expected to settle in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Canada
Glasgow
Manitoba
Czar Leads Family on Yachting Tour as Europe Moves
The czar and family depart St Petersburg for a Finland waters yachting trip. Across Europe, events unfold including German rulers touring Alsace Lorraine in October and Vatican reactions to Irish question politics. Fire devastates Theatre des Boutles Bordeaux with 1,000,000 francs loss. no injuries reported. A gale on the Mersey wrecks a brigantine with suspected loss of all aboard. Royal and church matters, railway plans in Russia, and currency, loan and municipal politics feature in this broad news slice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Finland
Alsace-Lorraine
Strausburg
Theatre Des Boutles
Bordeaux
Mersey
Vatican
Trish
Maynooth College
Billy Milan
Church Synod
Natalie
Russia
Italy
Pesth
Hungary
Danube
Newsboy Steve Brodie Completes Albany Swim
Steve Brodie, the newsboy, swam from Albany to New York arriving Yonkers at 9 20 a m and plans to reach the Battery around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Steve Brodie
Yonkers
Gigantic land grant dispute pits two firms in Mexico
The Interstate Land company wins original Beals grant papers after a nine year search and plans United States court action to dispossess Maxwell grant owners. The Maxwell grant covers millions of acres in New Mexico Colorado and Kansas and is tied to bonds worth 23 000 000 secured by the grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Kansas City
Interstate Land Company
United States
New Maxicolorado
Kansas
Interstate Company
Europe
Maxwell Company
Wave of Conductor Dismissals Hits Bee Line
In Indianapolis July 5 thirty passenger train conductors were discharged over the past week with only a mailed notice given. Five were on the Indianapolis division and six on the St. Louis road. No causes or explanations were provided. some seek reasons, while vacancies are filled by promoting freight conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianavolis
Bee Line
Ust
Indianapolis
St. Louis Road
The Iron Lockout Sees Small Scale Signatures
The iron lockout shows no new features as of noon with no new signings. Amalgamated workers see 71 firms remaining firm while a handful may resume soon. Gamentners & Cows Homestead Mills signed, with Lin den Steel and Tron at Soho and Labelle steel works expected to sign within hours. In signing mills about 15,000 workers are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie & Co
Gamienters & Cows Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Linden Steel and Tron Company
Soho
Labelle Steel Works
Allegheny City
Demand Twelve Hours at Winona Mills Sparks Labor Tension
Workers at Winona Lumber Company faced twelve hour days after a one hour reduction, with Palnudcers demanding either twelve hours plus a quarter day's pay or ten hours. Other mills ran eleven hours, causing unrest and talk of a general strike though not anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Mills
Wis Sona
Wingua
Winona Lumber Company
Black Hills Hosts First Camp Meeting in Whitewood
Leadwood Dak July 3 The camp meeting held in Whitewood under the M W church auspices draws a large attendance. It is the Black Hills first camp meeting and it meets great favor with plans for an annual event to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadwoor
Dak
Ywhitewood
M. W. Chiarch
Black Hills
Copper mine near MonQuourre faces temporary shutdown
In MonQuourre Michigan the Copper King mine is being flooded and its crest is lowered by about ten feet every twenty four hours as reports say a foreign syndicate controlling output plans a temporary closure to steady the copper market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MonQouerre
Mich
Caliniet
Louis
Insane asylum opens in Loganstown Indiana
The Northern Indiana insane asylum in Loganstown opened with first inmate admitted. Buildings and grounds cost the state 600,000 and will house 400 inmates. In Missouri farmers harvest wheat with large yields and prospects for good corn crops across central counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganstont
Ind
Northern
Indiana Insane Asylum
I, Mo
Missouri
Diam ond Drill strikes coal vein at Monticello depth 341 feet
The Diamond-Drill company of Chisago struck a three foot vein of coal at Monticello Island at a depth of 341 feet. This marks the third vein found in the area as they continue to drill deeper hoping for a thicker seam. Wortop Will Find It Out Saturday. The Republican committee in New York will visit Rhinebeck next Saturday to notify Mr. Morton about the nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Moonticello
Diamond-Drill Company of
Chisago
Wortop
New York
Republican Committee
Rhinebeck
Mr. Morton
Norwegian Conference Closes in Wisconsin Meeting
The annual conference of the anti Missourian division of the Norwegian Lutheran synod has closed in Martelle Wisconsin after several days of sessions. The congress ends with reported success and resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
anti-Missourian
The
Norwegian Lutheran Synod
Martelle
Wis
Frenchman claims ultra sensitive thermometer invention
A Frenchman announces a thermometer so sensitive that the index needle would deflect two inches when a person enters the room where it is set. The inventor alleges extraordinary responsiveness surpassing ordinary instruments.
Sheridan’s health update aboard Swatara at Delaware Breakwater
Gen Sheridan experienced a mild bronchial congestion at 11 a.m. on July 5, with symptoms easing by 3 p.m. He rested quietly on the Swatara, heart rate 96 and temperature 99, aided by sheltered conditions. Dr Peppers of Philadelphia was telegraphed for late in the evening.
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Peppers
Philadelpha
Anechos
Delaware Break
Delaware Breakwater
Del
Sheridan
Gen. Sheridan
Waree Wenin
Dr. Peppe
Philadelphia
Dakota editors plan Yellowstone excursion for journalists
A Dakota editors committee announces a September 3 start for an excursion to Yellowstone Park for editors publishers reporters and correspondents. The trip offers optional legs via Northern Pacific to Salt Lake City Denver and Omaha by Union Pacific. A special day includes touring a printing office with press from Marder Tluse Co Minnesota Type Foundry and American Press Association providing plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Dak
Yellowstone Park
Dakota
Park
Northern Pacific
Salt Lake City
Denver
Omaha
Union Pacific Railway
Messrs. Marder
Minnesota Type Foundry
American Press Associon
Hazing Edges Sailors on Training Ship Cruise
Reports from Annecy via Harrington say hazing spread on the training ship constellation during a five week summer cruise for naval cadets from the naval academy. The ship is ordered back to Annapolis for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrimory
Annecy
Ninunder P. FE. Harrington
Constellation
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Motor Line Proposal to Lake Sanpeskna Endorsed
In Wetertown Wisconsin a plan by McIntyre and Joscelyne to build and equip the long motor line to Lake Sanpeskna within sixty days received broad support after a large meeting. The agreement hinges on purchasing sixty lots on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetertown WI
Warentows
Oak
Lake Sanpeskna
McIntyre & Joscelyne
Couple Sentenced for Forging Will in Cleveland Case
In Cleveland on July 5, Mr and Mrs I A Brick were arrested for forging a will that left them heirs to the property of an elderly woman named Martin Tal McDonald. Brick, described as an intelligent student and a politician, and his wife were each sentenced to four years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
I. A. Brick
Martin Tal} McDonald
Breek
Grasshopper Crop Fights in Minnesota Farmland
Farmers and ns have taken to the fighting of hoppers in earnest with about 200 contrivances in operation for catching hoppers. A bounty of 8 per bu is being paid. Between 200 and 300 bushels are being caught daily.
Betis picks new school leaders in annual election
Miss FB. Barmond is elected superintendent of Betis for the fifteenth straight year. Prof. BA Whitten of Kent's TIM Me. is named principal of the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlooming Ron
FB. Barmond
Betis
BA. Whitten
Kkent
Tim, Me
Athletics Triumph Amid Rough Night at Lowisdale
In a tense matchup at Lowisville, Creland’s Creland Top River and Paltinire led a rough scoring night as Jage Ball scores reflected a narrow win for the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Athletics
Creland
Lowisvile
Paltinire
Girders City and Lions clash in Des Moines Thursday
Brief sports note lists Lions City visiting Des Moines on Thursday and Chicago at St Paul as postponed. Also mentions Washington versus Pittsburgh and New York versus Detroit with Ruston and Nanapess as destinations, all reflecting schedule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunes
Lions City
Des Moines
Chicaco
St. Paul
New
Detroit
Ruston
Nanapess
Market Quotations for July 3 Grain and Corn Prices
Market quotes list bid and ask figures for corn meal bran and various grains with terms like No 1 Norih bid and 11 35.09 asked. Prices include Tex early notes such as 87.00 and 4.23 for wheat futures, with references to July and August tracks and rail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norihbid
Dlaidthy
Sveammery
Ligilze
Ramon Fany
Fide
Eeu Man
Chicago Grain and Cocoa Prices Mix Across Months
Mixed readings show cash and July prices for wheat and corn. references to hogs, stock yards, and grain markets. Notes mention ore findings near Wisconsin and a health incident in Topeka, with vague ties to local events and a disease concern.
Betting on the Election Sparks Wall Street Pact
Washington July 5 Representative Stillneeker of New York forms a $100,000 betting pool on Cleveland winning New York and Senator Stockbride. $30,000 on Tartison and Maxton as the coming men. The Post notes 7. W. Mackay supports Cleveland and Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigatox
D. C
Stillneeker
New York
Cleveland
Senator Stockbride
Tartison
Moxton
W. Mackay
Nevada
Thurman
Missing Atlanta man linked to large theft in Oregon
Paragraphig News reports Nelson of Atlanta Georgia vanished with an estimated 15 000 in trunk belongings from A Garener chief customs inspector at Peritind Oregon. Separate notes say Randell may lose Cleveland bid, and a Washington rumor ties to Democratic opposition. Also American association meets in St Louis to discuss Teague clubs admission price cut. Lucky Baldwin strings sent to Long Branch for Marimouth park races. The lot includes Grisette Estrella Los Angeles Lilita Alaho Bacatecn tila ator Rosebud and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unker Nelson
Atlanta
Gia
A. Garener
Peritind
Ore
Washington
Randall
Cleve- Jons
Free Trade Democrats
Randalls
American Association
Lindell Hotel
St. Louis
Teague
Philadelphia
Lucky Baldwin
Long Branch
Marimouth Park
Grisette
Estrella
Lns
Multiple Deaths and Disclosures Across Minnesota River Region
Drownings and fatalities plague Winona and nearby areas with Frank Gibbons drowned while swimming in the Winona river. Three steers owned by Thomas Murphy of Clearwater killed by lightning. A Pole killed by lightning near Livockway while searching for cattle, body found on the road. James Lotz returns home after days’ disappearance from Stillwater. Rev. De Witt Talmage cannot fill Waseca dates. Frank Blaisdell of Chicago to fill engagements. John McGill aboard Green Bay railroad escapes death after being struck by an overhead bridge, 16 injuries. Hotel St Louis at Lake Minnetonka opens as a resort. Milwaukee and St Paul rails offer 75 cent round trips. Cave-level discovery in Wihong reveals bones tied to a former gambling house. John Ceviolkowski confesses to Warren murder as remains are interred. Sheriff blocks lynching and imprisons suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gibbons
Winona
Thomas Murphy
Clearwater
Steve Oleon
Alexandria
Livockway
James Lotz
Stillwater
Ile
Denver
de Witt Talmage
Waseca
Frank Blaisdell
Chicago
John McGill
Green Bay Railroad
St. Louis
Lake Minnetonka
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Shoreine
Minustonka
Wi- Hong
Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Wisconsin News Roundup
Forty Fargo gas workers strike for higher wages. Hanson county elects county superintendent by two vote margin. Mrs. O'Brien of Yankton insane asylum reportedly died by her own action. Pierre bonding for $18 000 school purposes defeated at special election. George Smart injured moving a marble slab in Grand Forks. About $5 000 wagered on the November election with two thirds on New York. Potter county farmers report no glandera trouble, no quarantine needed. Electric storm causes Miller cyclone. John Scott residence and barn demolished. family safe in cellar. Mrs. Alice Cook, Blizzard victim, recovered enough to be Mercer county schools supervisor. Extensive forest fires reported in Door county woods. Outagamie county farmer swindled of 2500 by card-trick buyers. William Carter sues Racine police chief for 10000 over false imprisonment. Quen Bros. hardware store burglars steal six revolvers. Union Door county man Chaudoir arrested for shooting at log-loading party. Northeastern Wisconsin Soldiers Association to hold third reunion at Fox River Driving Park Sept 4 5 6 7.
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Pierre
George Smart
Grand Forks
Bismarck
New York
Potter County
Miller
John Scott
Mra
Alice Cook
Ics
Mercer County
Quen Bros
Oconomowoc
Justin Chaudoir
Union
Door County
Chaudoir
Wisconsin Soldiers* Association
Brown County
Fox River
Weat Depere
Conservatives Are Victorious in Northwest Legislature
Winnipeg July 3 reports the first Northwest legislature chosen by the people with a majority, as far as known, in favor of the Conservative party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Northwest
Vicar-General P. J. Conway Dies After Long Illness
Chicago memorial reports Vicar-General P. J. Conway died Sunday morning after a prolonged illness. He was born in Weaford Ireland and was ordained a priest in 1865. He lived to an advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
P. J. Conway
Weaford
Ireland
An Advice for Sickness from a Historical Hand
A fragment urging self reliance and measured care during illness. It cautions against excessive remedies and advocates fresh air, light nourishment, and listening to individual stomach needs. The text references simple foods and avoiding heavy or indigestible fare while noting the onset of a lingering sickness.
Language and propriety in everyday speech discussed
The article critiques phrases about taste and affection, noting that love belongs to the heart not palate, and urges refined word use. It contrasts American and English usages, cites Beaumond Bramble on tea phrasing, and warns against casual endearments like nasty as praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Arnold
M. E. W. Shervonl
The Coffee Plant’s Bloom and Berry Cycle
A Cuba letter describes the coffee plant from leaf to blossom to fruit. Leaves are ovate with a waxy laurel like texture while blossoms appear in clusters and emit a delicate odor. Bees, butterflies and birds fill the air as blossoms fade and berries form and ripen to dark red, ready for gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Wakeman
Cuba
Recreating Old Paris At The Civic Exhibition
The 1880 exhibition will showcase reconstructed quarters of historic Paris including the Faubourg St. Antoine and Basile with sections of ancient and foreign architecture along the Seine. Entrance to the main display is expected on the Champs Elysees via the Paris de lIndustrie doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Faubourg St. Antoine
Seine
Palais de Industrie
Champs de Mars
Trocadero
Champs Elysees
Paris de Uindustrie
Castile
London
Kensington
Prain Evening
The Tender First Locomotive and Terlin Wood Industry
A fragmented report discusses the abolishment of the tender first locomotive and dangers of a perpendicular wall in a bathroom setting. It also notes Terlin Wood Industry expanding as a hub for curved wood products with 700 carpenters and 600 artists, exporting carved articles worth millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terlin
Switzerland
New York
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