Record Heat Kills Twenty Five in New York and Sweeps City
Across the nation on June 4 a heat wave claimed lives in New York where about 25 deaths were attributed to scorching temperatures. Chicago and Philadelphia reported fatalities while heat also topped 96 degrees in Detroit and 100 in Louisville as prostrations rose. A cool breeze later offered brief relief in New York, but the heat continued to hurt residents and strain public services.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chisago
Detroit
Michigan
Lovisyinix
Mercury
Signal Service
Baurotorn
Heaviest Rain in Years Sweeps Southern Kansas
A historic rainstorm drenches southern and western Kansas with at least six inches in spots. Flooding fills draws and lakes form, aiding wheat while corn looks excellent. chinch bug widespread but checked by wet weather. A separate report from McCook, Nebraska notes a repair train wreck near Edison, killing four men and injuring one. In Denver, planners fear Platte River flooding near Rio Grande Avenue as the river rises. Gonzalier de Quesada arrives in Jacksonville, Florida, amid Cuban revolutionary news.
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Kanes
Kansas City
Kansas
Salina
Union Pacific
Greenfield
Hennessy
S. T
Colorado Line
Nebraska Railroad
Oxana
Tnne
Bee
McCook
Neb
Saya
Edison
Oxford
B. V. Haley
Bronk Jeffries
C. A. M .Rowell
Samuel Mundy
Frank Harris
Campbell
Burlington
Mundy
Curtis Lake
Denver
Jerome Park
Platte River
Rio Grande Avenue
Woman sets self on fire in Kansas city steadied by watchers
A shocking case from Eynwentd Kansas reports Mrs William Irvin of Freeport Illinois who had been living with her father Leavitt a prominent citizen committed suicide by self immolation. Despite careful monitoring she escaped supervision and saturated her clothes with gasoline then struck a match causing fatal flames within minutes.
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Kan
William Irvin
Freeport
Kaned Leavitt
Fargo divisional notes and North Dakota events
North Dakota items recount a Fargo league formation Archbishop Ireland lecture Debs in Fargo a Good Templars lodge in Minnewaukan and a Fargo divorce colony over 200. Other notes cover a Bismarck runaway injury John French, flax contracts in Lisbon, officials in Bismarck Dickinson and Medora deaths, teacher exam dates, G A R encampment, a fatal well asphyxiation near Grand Forks, a Valley City picnic, a $1000 verdict in a Fargo arm loss case, bank condition reports, and a Fargo divorce case involving General Harrison Allen.
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Fargo
Ireland
Debs
Good Templars
Minnewaukan
Bismarck
John French
Lisbon
W. B. Livermore
United States
E. G. Clark
Dickinson
American
Live Stock Association of
W. A. Reid
Merritt
Wyoming
Colorado
Medora
Jamestown
Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Wahpeton
North Dakota
Valley City
Northwestern Traveling Men's Association
Ira J. Graves
Lions Farm
Pleasonton
Dakota Division
Northern Pacific Railroad
John Rott
Petar J. Rasmussen
Elondile
Bismarck Tribune
Walker Bros
Hillsboro
F. B. Morrill
Aaron Hershfield
Helena
Morrill
Bituidji Lake
Fosston
National Banks of
North Dakota National Bank of Fargo
Harrison Allen
Warren
Public Work Shows 200 Million in 1896 Summer Spending
Public notices report that 300 cities with populations over 10 000 will spend about 200 million dollars on paving sewerage water works and bridges during the 1896 summer, a sharp rise from last year when expenditures were under a quarter of that total.
Proceedings of the Oakes City Council June 8 1895
The June 8 1895 city council meeting in Oakes approved minutes, referred printing bids, audited bills, and passed a poll tax work resolution. Frank Puller was named pound master, W L Straub bonded as police justice, and meeting adjourned after routine reports. Also included is a long block of notices and advertisements concerning insurance, foreclosure, and various local notices.
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City of
Oakes
Boardman
Devendorf
Lockie
Loo
White
Winkle
Cady
Western Printing Cov
EW. Weston
Lee and
Gorder
Sessiee
M.N. Chamberlin
T.J. LaClair
M. Crandall
Western Printing Co
H. Winkle
I Prteer
Tyno
Frank Puller
Anrinail
W.L. Straub
M.H. Roberts
P.S. Peabody
Final Proof Notices from North Dakota Land Office
Legal notices announce claims for homestead proof in North Dakota. Residents named include Taneán, Lambert, and Thompson with witnesses from Ludden and Grildon Dickey County. Notices describe residency and cultivation requirements and list dates for hearings and filings.
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Fargo
Adder
Clatin
Emendate
Tauddand
Witiessen
Davin Wstalmer
Ladiden
Dickey Co
Betor
Staithe
Ludden
Willian
TL. Vonagan
Michael Lynch
Grildon
Waur
Machetor
North Dakota
North Dikotn
Hs Thompson
Lanei
Chania Es
Walined
Alval Oaken
Nollak
A. K. Soxnennaue
Vader
Ingo
Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment claims cures
An ad style item touts Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment as a cure for chronic ocular and skin ailments including sore eyes salt rheum scald head eczema fever sores and piles. It promises soothing relief after other treatments failed and cites numerous cured cases and endorsements.
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Chamberlain
Pat Ny
Coens Doe
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Oakes, N.D
L. Harris
Oakes, N. Oak
Dray Line
Noor Broa
P. J. O'Neil
W. L Douglas
New England
Montreal
Ee RoseniDully
Pacific Line
SOO Line
Canadian Pacific Ry
Victoma
Vancouver
New Whatcom
Beattle
Tacoma
Portland
BAN Prancieco
Puget Sound
California
North
Nakots
Moe
THURN
H.R. Wantesoto
THA St
Hee
Glotel Ryan
Gasranty
Anacapella SD
Mlsbard
Task
Prince
Sears i
Peres
Ant Weopenaun & CO
Violas Imaalialae
Mart
Jacksonville
Fla
Gonzalier de Quesada
Cuban Revolutioniars
Benjamin Guerra
Revolutionarsa New York
Marti
North Dakota News
Attatr
Hiycbury, Minn
William Fitzsimmons
Joe Vigne
Fitzsimmons
Vigne
Dowvin
Richard A. Parker
Marquette
McKinley
Rockefeller
Mason
WasmaTon
Secretary of
Doe
Page
Euceed
Gibuus
Row
Juno
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Fedechiom
Uas
National Educational Association
Burlington Houte
Missouri
Mississippi
Omaha
W. J. C. Eoaren
Gen. Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Cin, Golver
Glover
Menney
N. D
Hood
Naan
Alinevey
Procinti
Dakoia
Nawe
Lusuranes
Capital
Ninonoot
Mial Oatate
CoMpAllgy Ccs L
Foxne
Collatyrally
Cic
Ety Lohds
Tee, Dal
Railroad
Howitay
Favlehaeain
Anid
LSOR
Adam
Prominas
Autphat
Soller
Soliey
Polley
Elaine
Sas
Valic
Lota
Prema Theario
Fameral Tenta
Sam
Pulil Cor Losvee Inc Adilitioniey
Mtareda
Ownnenty Ji Naditionn
Touaiultaite
Bantam
Surrutidateal Dallelin
Patito Paveyholders
Weil Walaryor
Polickey
Nort Dakota Daring
Bodh Paneher
Conpatesianer
Twentinon
Fle Bible
Uhia
Tie Narck
Comatissio
Inivuarckompany
Cewteioateoe
Germante Lite Luaurance Compasy
Ander
Mts Ollles
Hughes
Tuetiraucey
Kanehor
Nort
Amin
Abe Seddey
Ammianlonor
Fumamuce
Dakota
Montana
Pargo
Winie Willkie
Flendale
Dickey
Ald County
Wald Mortguay
Dickey Hall
Dakfolw
Homa
Register of Deeds
Dickey County
Oreloek
Mortenp
Alton
Imither
Admilon
Aotha
Cluer Oakes
Dickey Camilye
Makan
Xaldi
Sal Mortgige
Howes
Sherimrar
Dinkey Cotunes
Cowl
Ay Fee Mortage Tat Gmh
Beye Ts Dept
Paps Bipo
Bargoy
Ny Dike
Angie
Eilendales Dales
Fane Dt
Ian
Olnnn
Gover
Dickiy Coe
Dturenye
Aderson
Onker
Okey
Owen Cotterman
OC Owl
Dickay Co
Ave
Sundetady
Bginter
Bank OF Oakes
Cary Safe CO. Ltd
CARY
Chicago St
Scott St
Buffalo
N.Y
Winchester
Alsenyn
Nie Wiens Pane
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Ave
New Haven
Cann
New York Tribune
Nn JoUrnay
United Daisy National Family
Agevrrenan
Mancer Reronis
THE
Oakes Republican
Geo
Best
Tribune
New York City
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Torgether
Ieotarts
the Press Claims Company
F Street
Northwest
Washington
P.O. Box
John Wedderburh
Capresa
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