Memphis adopts train passenger certificates amid health drive
Memphis officials require certificates for all departing trains and passengers. Trains will transfer passengers and baggage five miles from the city. Judge Ray's condition remains unimproved and his family members are critically ill. No new yellow fever cases reported locally in two days.
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Funeral details and mournful scenes abroad and at home
News notes from Loxpox, Cincinnati and Knoxville describe the Prince Imperial funeral in London with diplomats and workers viewing the coffin and a large wreath, plus royal pallbearers and a solemn procession. Other reports cover Governor Allen’s brief illness in Ohio, Memphis quarantine issues, and a violent clash in Knoxville amid local tensions.
Altered freight and rate actions across northern lines
The report notes Wabash and other railways cutting rates from Kansas City to New York and Chicago, with some lines maintaining higher fares. It mentions bids above market at a weekly opening, downstream effects on delivery, and related crop and health news across several cities including San Francisco, Caron Gly, and Cincinnati.
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Remains of Prince Imperial Lined with Royal Attendants
Procession and funeral rites for the prince imperial drew extensive royal and diplomatic attendance. Soldiers of the 33rd Fusiliers formed at Chiselhurst while a guard of honor and firing party watched the coffin. The ex-empress viewed her son, then calm as officials and deputies joined in the service and sprinkles of holy water accompanied the tribute.
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Misread Notes Spark Oddities From a Quixotic Column
A fractured text jumble references Dennis Kearney and a century event with quirky lines about nickels noses and strangers. It suggests scattered musings on truth fiction and a misquoted Pope reference. The piece hints at a persona pondering openness and closure in winter.
Wouldn't Have Him for a Pall Bearer
A dying man in Pitts telegraph district resists naming a certain eligible pall bearer. After a brief revival the husband clarifies he will not appoint that man, and soon recovers, walking the streets hale and hearty.
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So-And-So
Won a Lottery Prize and a Kentucky Romance
A radiant young man recounts winning a lottery and securing a marriage proposal after years of rejection. He describes his past pursuits, income, and efforts to gain esteem, then reveals a turning plan that led to his success and a return to romance.
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Lamas Personal Appearance Before Brookhaven Graduates
A New Orleans correspondent notes Senator Lamar’s appearance before Brookhaven Female College graduates in Brookhaven Mississippi The report praises his demeanor and his cultivated intellect while describing his gaze as shining like candescent electrodes The piece mentions the Picayune Reporter’s remains found with dozens of electrodes described as marking the senator’s private areas.
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Philosophical Dissent and The Guilty Dread of Idle Dreams
The text discusses a tension between desire and reality, noting that patience in labor may yield better outcomes than idle fantasies of wealth. It highlights two fears in argument: the nature of the desired outcome and the time needed to awaken to truth, warning that long waits risk aging without result.
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European visit and local incidents in brief
A mixed dispatch reports Mie Sultan of Zanzibar planning a Europe tour and Senator Bayard sailing for Europe. Alexandria notes a severe earthquake last Thursday. An inquest in New York investigates John P. Seymour’s shooting. a grand jury indicts Ian Weathers for forgery, who pleads not guilty. A Baltimore firm leader, Wm Wilkens, dies at 62. grain trades surge in Odessa. A Clayton County man faces capital punishment after an attempted rape. A Russian torpedo boat experiment at Cronstadt results in five dead and 12 wounded. Odessa relays a Nihilist transport loss with many dying. The Seymour inquest verdict: death by accidental pistol wound at the Theological Seminary grounds on July 3.
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Valley House Near Temple Block Appeals to Passersby
Valley House on East Lake City near the temple block is described as neat comfortable and cheap as street cars pass by. Propt Sonexsex m1Q-Im 3.
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Temple Block
Provo Minis Wool Clothes Cutler Advertisement
The Provo Minis all wool cloths for men's and boys wear are reduced in price wholesale and retail. Send to Joun C. Cutler, agent, Old Constitution Building, Salt Lake City, for samples or call to see them before buying Eastern Goods.
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