IS ON IN EARNEST Briggs Case Opens Before Presbyterian General Assembly
The Briggs trial opened at 10 05 a m with four and a half hours for the appellant to open and seven hours for his reply New York Presbytery allotted two hours in ten minute speeches for its portion Dr Lampe opened for the prosecution after two and a quarter hours of his time the session recessed until 2 30 p m The Foregone Conviction of Dr Briggs a Great Pity is quoted from Rev Madison Peters in New York noting concerns over church liberty and free speech Minnesota Attorney General blocks Pine Land investigation adjourns committee to investigate alleged frauds three children cremated in Canon sburg Pa a 4 am fire saves Mr and Mrs Skiles Winona Minn Father Philo P Hubbel dies at 94 12 years old oldest Mason in U S reportedly Washington Nicaragua denies seeking protectorate Runyon arrives in Berlin Graves freed on bail in Providence poison case rate news from coast to coast carload salmon and wool freight rates set
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Briggs
New York
Madison
Peters
Presbyterian
Thousands homeless as floods devastate Louisiana parishes
News from Vicksburg reports at least 10 000 people are homeless and hungry in East Carroll Moorehouse West Carroll and Madison parishes as flood waters cover the region. Forty four enslaved people were rescued near Swan Lake after days without food and two children died from exposure. An elderly hermit was saved four miles from Swan Lake dining on dog meat. Governor Foster sent tents to Lake Providence and called for more aid.
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Louisiana
Vicksburg
Miss
East Carroll
Moorehouse
West Carroll
Madison Parishes
Swan Lake
Carrollton Parish
Twce
Murphy J. Foster
Lake Providence
Hydrographic Discovery Promises Major Ocean Insight
Washington May 30 The navy hydrographic office will issue a chart this week claiming a landmark discovery. Lieutenant Richardson Clover reports that wind direction and algae align with barometric pressure lines, guiding predictions of wind flow and ocean currents.
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Washington
Hydrographic Office of the Navy
Annals of Hydrography
Richardson Clover
Cholera at Hamburg Reported Two Fatal Cases
May 30 Hamburg reports one cholera death on Sunday. Dr Nash transmits that a clerk believed ill last week died Saturday from Asiatic cholera. France notes two choleraic deaths at Toulouse and one at Hismes in separate departments.
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Nash
Jenkins
Hamburg
Committee On
Senate of
France
Paris
Toulouse
Department
Haute-Garonne
Hismes
Department of
Gardi
Indian Tragedy and Lynching Reported at Cass Lake
Official intelligence from White Earth agency describes the murder of Shoe-Waw-Ge-Shing, a Chippewa chieftain, at Cass lake. An assassin was captured and hanged by relatives in a feud-driven act of summary vengeance. Also noted are a train fatality at Shouse town, a Hawaiian cable route survey, the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland’s release, a major influenza outbreak in Pasto Ecuador, Democratic party planning in Iowa, Edwin Booth’s improved health, and Billy O'Donnell's two-round victory in Sioux City.
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White Earth
Waite Barra
Minn
White Earth Agency
Cass Lake Reservation
Shoe-Waw-Ge-Shing
Dead Man's Cove Blizzard Victim Family Remembered
In 1881 a brutal blizzard drove a mother and four children to their deaths near Dead Man's Cove in the Little Rockies. An old hunter recalls finding five bodies in a wagon, wolves kept away by rocks as a stern marker. The woman returned alone to seek help but froze near the cabin, and the family was buried with no headboard or names.
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Bard
Wyomin
Idaho
Dakota Line
West Branch
Missouri River
Waal
Pard
Sam
Blizgard
Sturtin
Friz
New York Herald
Champeny Bros Furnishing Goods Advertises Deep Discounts
Local ad urges summer purchases at Champeny Bros offering 25 to 50 percent savings on wear and a large stock of shirts neckwear straw hats and hosiery. Stores tout low prices on shoes dry goods and groceries with limited sizes left and a promise to beat rivals. Sunday closed.
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Champeny Bros
Ludlow
Chanpeny Bros
Calf leather footwear styles listed for men and youth
A catalog style listing highlights calf skin and high top shoes in varied weights and styles for men and children. It notes French kid leather options and emphasizes light and heavy shoe variants without detailed descriptions or contexts.
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St. Paulo
Minneapolis
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Nel 600
Canonsburg
Samuel Skiles
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Skiles
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Winona
Philo P. Hubbel
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Northwest
Masonic Fraternity
United States
Senor Guzman
Nicaragua
Lewis Baker
Runyon
Berlin
Theodore Runyon
Germany
William Walter Phelps
Legation
Dederhoff
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Office
Pittssura
Nancy McCarrigher
Shousetown
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Wasa Hinatoa
Hawaiian Islands
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Hydrographic Office
London
Dowager Duchess of Sutherland
Ecuador
the Herald
Panama
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Pasto
Iowa
Drs Motes
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Billy O'Donnell
George Stout
United
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Old Deering
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DeWitt
Dress the Wood Chemical Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mitchell
S.H. Ccallin
L. O. Gale
Rand, McNally & CO
Chicago
C. W. Gillis
C. W. Cillison Shoes
Kangaroo Shoes
Cordovan Shoes
Children’s Shoes
L. W. Adams
John Reierson
Walter A. Wood
Plano
Randolph
Fish Bros
Moline
Milburn
Lansing
Rock Island
Aermotor
Decorah
East Firsttreet
Mitchell, S. Dak
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