Terrible Kansas cyclone strikes towns with heavy losses
A Kansas cyclone battered Wellington and nearby towns, killing dozens and injuring hundreds. The storm leveled buildings, sparked fires, and disrupted rail depots. Rescue efforts continue as relief committees arrive. deaths are reported across multiple towns and lists of identified dead are published.
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Hellchitty
Keaven
Weisaxatox
Kan
Max
Sunny
Wellington
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Luke Herring
The
Monitor
Esquire Smith
Mins
Haxven
Kun
F. A. Beatty
James B. Gatnacuen
C. N. Hufell
Charles Mallory
McHenry
Rothschild Vlock
Henry Stivens
Sgl
Stuantss
William Sieveston
Mus
Jou M. Tours
Tebbett Hotel
Rothschild
Opera House
Hutchinson and
Kingman
Tate
Rochester Celebrates Memorial Day in 1802 Display
Rochester marks Memorial Day with crowds, parades, and a Washington Square unveiling for soldiers. President Harrison and Governor Flower attend, amid flags, speeches, and a review by the president at Washington Park. Public and private business halted. 250000 participants across surrounding counties, extreme enthusiasm noted.
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Monumentol
N.Y
Rochester
Harrison
Washington Square
Monroe
Harris
Flower
Plugs
Flony
Washington Park
General Reynolds
Cane
Closing Session Ended After Twenty-Six Day Methodist Conference
At Omaha Neb May 24 The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adjourned after twenty six days with key decisions on constitution revisions equal representation for delegates and a major victory for women delegates though seating delays persist. Other actions included temperance support and a stance on the Chinese exclusion law.
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Dor Jig
Neb
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Agyay
Constitutional Committee
Europe
Japan
Hunton
Capital
Tabor
Clarch
Epworth League
Congress
Georgia
Philadelphia
Briggs
Congress Debates Coinage and Reform Amid World’s Fair Clash
In Washington, May reports detail House and Senate actions on the silver and gold coinage debates, including a failed motion to refer the resolution to a committee, remarks on the World’s Fair, and conflicts over civil rights language. The day ends with executive session and routine post office appropriations pending.
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Asmmaxp
Wis
Washington Department
Hattie Kinckelbine
Alen
Hattie
Sworth
Margin
Morais
Morrill
Moran
Wil
Foluisct
Washington
House
Lotteriow
Chinee
SUNY
Senate
Mupaan
Ames Stewart Revel
Li Onder
Buchanan
Vingivia
Stewart
Allison
Turpie
Hayti
ColouLia
Ventezuela
Shermill
Post Office
Nere
Stenterson
North Carolina
Sone
Brief News Items and Crimes from Abroad
A digest of unrest and misfortune includes a Hidalgo jail breakout with nine prisoners and the jailer escaping to Mexico, twelve Arab slave traders sentenced in German East Africa, a sensational Lone Tree murder story debunked as fake, and a fatal shooting of a Leamington magnate by his son for a small allowance. Other items note Mexican neutrality breaches convictions, Honolulu treason arrests, and various international disturbances.
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Hidalgo
Tex
Mexico
Lundi
Lone Tree
G. F. Creatrex
Leamington
England
Sin Antonio
United States
Literarza
Robert W. Wilcox
W. W. Ashford
Honolulu
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Guyon
Gold Dust
Lucolo
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Woodfort Pilot
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King Midias
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Nutwood
Tuliano
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Gull River Lumber
A. T. Patterson
Union Meat Market
Potter & Crandall
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Kansas
Storm King
Mary
Pollowing
Leosald Apansoy
Esse Bowsts
Thomas N. Cornwatt
Belle Plaine
Ams Commisox
Frank Cammhiell
Matitya Causox
Canouise Diillard
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Barber
Janes Hastie
James Heideicks
Tresny James
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Phillips House
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Whanton Masoy
James Maven
Kansas City
J. K. Sasi
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James Weavel
Harper
Orle
John D. Kernan
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New York
Chicago
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Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Democrats
Calcutta
Seringuer
General Conference OF Methodists
Omaha
New Yorke
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Texas
Fort Fetterman
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Johnson County
George W. Baxter
Moniay
Jol County
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Cheyenne
Carey
Eee
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Natrona
Johnson
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Chicaguet
John F. Duncombe
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George Hoagley
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Paige, Carey & Co
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W. Va
Count Tolstoi
Germany
Spain
Senor Ferreira
Queen Victoria
Lord Salisbury
M. F. Dwyer
Morris Park
Nebraska
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Haa
Fort Wayne
Frank Slavin
Peter Jandion
Loolon
John O'Conner
Aeve Pwo
Coney Island
Bobi Barns
Cal ‘McCarty
Ameri’ Federation Fof Cne
General Assembly
United Press Church
Allegheny
Peasara
Byron J. Price
Star and Times
Hudson, Wis
National
Eiitorial Association
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Lincoln
Barus
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Brazil
Ind
Ity
Foster
Postal Service
A. M. Zion Churches of America
and Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Finley
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