Bulletin on Gen Sheridan's Condition After Consultation
In Washington on June 12, Mrs. William Pepper and N. S. Lincoln joined four doctors in a consultation over General Sheridan's case. They report the heart liver and kidneys are capable of sustaining life for some time if he recovers fully. The bulletin notes a fairly good night with slight coughing and expectoration, satisfactory heart action, irregular breathing, and improving appetite.
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WaAsiMuio
Willian Pepper
N.S. Lincoln
Sheridan
Hpm
Pension bills drive House action as Grosvenor seeks July days
In Washington on June 12 Congressman Grosvenor urged assigning July days to consider pension arrearages and related bills. He noted 25 letters weekly from veterans urging action but said Democrats must lead consent. The week ahead prospects include fisheries treaty, post office and DC appropriation in the Senate and a tariff push in the House with possible army funding interruption.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Senate
Cullom
North Dakota
Montana
Union of States
House
Dakota
Win Larmon
Steuben Bowen
Davison County
Court House
Mitchell
Stephen Bowen
India
Hh. Dillon & Preston
D.D. Spanchfield
Dak
Gen Terry Transport Sinks Striking Omaha Pier
The Gen Terry from Bismarck with 500 men of the Fifth Regiment bound for Texas struck an old pier above the Union Pacific bridge near Omaha Neb and sank in shallow water. Passengers escaped via wing plank while officers crew and spouses aboard were rescued. Other items include delays in the Fuller case and Alice Woodhall acquitted of forgery in New York.
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Omaaa, Neb
Terry
Bismiarcek
Oak
Texas
Union Pacific
Wrisink
Law Is Supreme Here Monument to Haymarket Martyrs
Cubach June 11. It is stated here that the Haymarket policemen memorial will not resemble an officer with a club. It will be placed a mile and a quarter from Haymarket in Union Park. The design shows a draped female figure holding an open book, symbolizing law as the triumph of order over chaos.
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Cubach
Haymarket
Union Park
Green Sword
Commonwealth
St. Paul
St. Paul Union
South St. Paul
Fire Nearly Wipes Norway Michigan Town. Destroyed Buildings Include Hall
TRON MoonTAarx Mich June 12 The town of Norway Michigan was almost destroyed by fire sweeping thirty buildings, including the town hall Masonic hall postoffice and principal hotel Many families have no shelter and face hardship as a result
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Norway
Mich
Tron Moontaarx
General fur price decline shocks Hudson's Bay figures
The Hudson's Bay Company reports an unprecedented fall in fur prices, signaling a historic downturn in the trade. In other items, Kansas hosts a printers union convention seeking to raise a home, Waterloo reports a chestnut trotter valued at 25000 dollars shipped west, and poet Walt Whitman is dangerously ill in Camden.
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Hudson's Bay
Waterloo
Town
Roy
J. A. Niles
Lew
Philadelphia
Walt Whitan
Camden
Wisconsin State Troops Hold Open Encampment at Mengmoanie
A garbled report describes Wisconsin state troops at Mengmoanie with a show of force and open encampment. Local crowds reportedly observed drills and demonstrations as the unit staged maneuvers and promised to prepare for future duties amid a tense public display.
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Mengmoanie
Blaine Tip News Shapes Indiana And New Jersey Sentiments
A Washington Press dispatch says Blaine backers in Indiana and New Jersey favor Harrison and Phelps as a Blaine ticket. Backers claim Gresham would lose votes if nominated. In Minnesota Crookston reports river flooding with Jerome and Red Take Falls dam conditions worsening.
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Iidiana
Phelps
New Jersey
Hinine
Gresham
Pittsburg
Washington
Tiiana
Whelps
Blaine
Rresham
Indiana
Crookston
Minn
Jerome
Red Take Falls
Mint
Des Moines captain resigns. Macallar named replacement
Quinn steps down as Des Moines captain and Macallar is chosen to fill the post. Des Moines leads the Western league and aims to retain first place to finish the season.
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Harvard
Yale
Cridge
Canniot
Des Moines
Market Reports Quotations for June 11 Minneapolis Grain Prices
Quotations for June 11 show mixed prices and steady trend for grains and livestock in Minneapolis. Analysts note strong market behavior across corn, oats, and white wheat with varying bids and outstanding lots, while livestock demand remains steady with limited supply across sheep and cattle categories.
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Minneapolis
Rae Y Northern
Ci Anil Hiriml
McKinley Cartooned On Tariff By Suit Demonstration
The article recounts a McKinley demonstration during a tariff debate. He unrolled a $10 wool suit to argue protective duties don’t raise black clothing costs, illustrating a Massachusetts member’s challenge and a Boston retailer’s sale, framed as a defence of home industry. The piece cites the New York Tribune on the event.
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McKinley
Ohio
Melfinley
Democratic Party
Mills
Massachusetts
Morse
Ways and Means Committee
Hien
Congress
New York Tribune
All Reyes to Chicago for Democratic Convention
Chicago readers learn two week plans for the 1904 Democratic gathering with hotel capacity and delegate quartering. Delegations are listed by hotels Grand Pacific Palmer House Leland Sherman House and Shermillin with states named. Auditorium completion and readiness for June 16 convention are confirmed.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Grand Pacific
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Ohio
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Arkansas
Idaho
Washington Territory
Dakota
Louisiana
Nebraska
Colorado
Oregon
Palmer House
Indiana
Michigan
Wonderful Watertown boasts many new city improvements
Wartrnrroy Dakota June 11 There are fifty six dwelling houses three three story brick blocks a ninety room hotel a hundred room hotel a Methodist church and a water works system to supply Lake Kampeska water. A steam motor line to Lake Kampeska a tannery a saw mill a shoe factory and a packing house were secured this year.
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Wartrnrroy
Dak
Lake Kampeska
Aberdeen seeks city and county aid for Illinois Central road
Aberdeen officials press for right of way through Brown County and into the city as the Illinois Central expands from Sioux Falls. The move aims to secure local support and facilitate the railroad project.
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Aberdeen
Dak
Dlinois Central Road
Sioux Falls
Brown County
Indignant Fergus Falls Crowd Targets Gambler Actions
A Fergus Falls report notes gamblers were allowed to operate by city authorities, then arrested and fined, prompting a Sunday public meeting. The piece also covers upcoming events in St Paul and Waseca including Chautauqua plans and religious camp meetings with notable speakers and attendees.
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Fergus Falls
Frncus Falls
Manitoba Conservative Leadership Resigns Amid Election Countdown
June reports Norquay resigns as Conservative leader with no successor named until after July elections. In Victoria B C June 9, McGarigle the Chicago boodler is seen at the Barn for Springs spending freely with much boodle in hand.
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Conservavention
Norquay
Conservative Party
McGarigle
Jim
Victoris
B.C
Chicago
Springs
Re-election urged for Dayisen county superintendent Bras
The Gazette argues Mr Bras earned a second term amid praise for his competent energetic service under new law. It denies personal politics should affect votes and cites widespread satisfaction, noting his long hours educating county officers on the law and urging the people to reelect him. Also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla’s claimed cures across several cases.
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Vernon Gavette
Uhredia
Gazette
J. J. Bras
Dayisen
Advice for Slothers and Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup as the trusted remedy for teething fussing colic dysentery and diarrhea in children. It claims universal United States usage for forty years with millions of mothers reporting relief and relief of pain. The product is priced at 25 cents a bottle.
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United States
Barking
New Silis
ST. Lol
Electric Litters Proclaimed Cure for Malaria in Texas
A Bainbridge Munday county attorney testifies that Electric Litters cured his brother of malaria and jaundice and saved his life. D L Wilcoxon of Norse Cave, Ixy, also endorses the remedy. The ad claims the product wards off and cures malaria and kidney liver and stomach disorders, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar.
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Bainbridge Munday
Atty
Clay Co
Texas
D. L. Wilcoxon
Norse Cave
Ixy
Ix. i. Gale's
Don't Experiment With Dr King's New Discovery
Do not waste time when lungs are in danger and avoid cheap imitations. Insist on Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds, as he may push similar products for profit. Free trial battles at IX. £. Gale's drug store.
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Dr. King
Gale
President names Wisconsin man for St. Croix receiver post
The president today nominated Varnum M. Babcock of Wisconsin to be receiver of public moneys at St. Croix Wisconsin.
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Washington
Varnum M. Babcock
Wisconsin
St. Croix
Wis
Painless dental innovations promise relief from extractions
An ad touts teeth mounted on gold rubber or celluloid plates and new Logan Crown grafts to roots, claiming painless extraction with no plate needed. It stresses a painless process, free consultations, and a Mitchell exclusive for pain free drilling and filing.
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Thaye
Mitchell
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