Cyclone's Work Terrifies Kansas Towns and Regions
Reports from Wellington and Harper Kansas detail a massive tornado threat and a confirmed cyclone passing near Corbin and Cald wells causing panic and damage. In Harper extensive destruction left hundreds homeless, with losses estimated at about 509000 dollars and many residences and stores ruined. A relief committee is organized to aid the affected communities.
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Wellington
Kan
Daily Eagle
Corbin
Sumner County
Caldwell
Conrad House
South Haven
Sumner
Hanper
Kas
Central Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Orgaing
Gallant Captain Ezekiel Giles Laid To Rest With Honors
Captain Ezekiel Giles, father of Milton Giles, died yesterday morning and was laid to rest with Grand Army honors. Born in 1816 in Massachusetts, he emigrated to Illinois, raised multiple companies, and earned the captaincy of several Illinois infantry regiments. He moved to Olympia about eight years ago and had previously been near death five years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel Giles
Milton Giles
Giles
Massachusetts
Illinois
Dixon
Olympia
Local Remedies Trusted by Citizens for Honest Satisfaction
For years we have sold Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters. We guarantee them every time and will refund the purchase price if satisfactory results do not follow use. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen
Seat & Rae
Immense Iceberg Seen by La Touraine Passengers
Captain Frangeul aboard the steamer La Touraine reported sighting a massive iceberg in the vessel’s path. The foglike mass rose before sunrise, then melted as sunlight revealed a crystal towerlike form extending near the height of the New Jersey Highlands.
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New York
Frangeul
la Touraine
New Jersey Highlands
Nature
Ex-President Hayes Delivers Memorial Address in Columbus
Ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes spoke in Columbus Ohio on May 30 delivering a memorial address praising American progress since the Civil War. He asserted the nation’s vast army and fleet, the role of education, and the need to avoid unnecessary wars while ensuring supremacy over weaker powers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hayes
America
Army of the Republic
Hayes
Steel as cheap as iron promises a new steel process
Pittsburg firm Millville Iron and Steel announces a hidden furnace open hearth system with chequer work mixing claiming steel cheaper than iron. Emil Havortsky oversees the operation as workers prepare the plant for a rapid start within weeks. A second item notes Augusta Frates, afflicted with leprosy, is in city custody at San Francisco pest house after seeking hospital care following an Oakland escape.
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Millville Iron and Steel Company
Emil Havortsky
Germany
San Francisco
Augusta Frates
Oakland
Girls barred from dances under 16 at Elizabeta ordinance
City council in Elizabeta New Jersey enacted a rule forbidding girls under sixteen from public dances without a parent or guardian. Police raided the nearby Garden Public venue during tonight’s season opening picnic, ejecting underage attendees and causing a stir.
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Elizabeta
N.J
Nervine Discovered by Indiana Specialist Dr Miles
Neuralgia dizziness drunkenness spasms sleeplessness dullness blues and opium habit are cured the Nervine discovered by the eminent Indiana Specialist in nervous diseases Dr Miles Fine books and trial bottles free at Marr Ross Acme store or by mail 10 cts Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind
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Indiana
Miles
Marr & Ross
Acme
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Mile
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross Piersivters
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Honor Fallen Heroes
Rochester crowds suspend business as 250000 people honor soldiers and sailors. President Harrison and Gov. Flower attend a nine mile electric car ride, a Washington square monument dedication, and a noon reception. Memorial Day services likewise in Washington and Carcado with cemetery ceremonies and speeches.
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Rochhester
N. Y
Rochester
Washington Square
Monroe County
Harrison
Flower
Ontario Beach
Washington
Arlington
Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
John A. Logan
Logan Camp Sons of Veterans
Old Camouglass
Associated Press
Fire destroys Point Ellis salmon cannery at Q island
The Point Ellis cannery on Q island was destroyed by fire with estimated losses of 25000 dollars. Ownership belonged to Sanborn and Elliott of Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Ellis
John Williams
Danube
Victoria
Port Townsend
Keg Left at Church Triggers Mysterious Delivery Blunder
A delivery man, overexposed to sun, places a keg of beer on a Presbyterian church step during a Sunday run to the Jefferson hotel. Deacon investigates a loud rumble to find the keg and learns it was sent by Herman Hadlan as part of a beer order. The incident raises questions about the misrouted delivery and the role of the weathered service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hadlan
Hadlan
Jefferson Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Beatty Organs and Pianos Reach New Heights Amid Revival
Hon Daniel F Beatty builds and ships more organs and pianos than ever selling nearly 100000 since 1870. He plans 200000 more in ten years valuing about 20 million dollars with instruments in global demand. The anniversary cake walk opens June 6 at Olympia theater with a packed house and a color band. Rev A J Bell evangelist from Oakdale Cal preaches at First M E church and leads revival sessions each evening this week with old friend Rev F E B Drake.
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Daniel F. Beatty
Beatty
Daniel F. Pay
Washington
New Jersey
Olymia Theater
A. J. Bell
Oakdale
Cal
Chicago
M. E
Bell
Mr. Bell
Methodist Church
F. EB. Drake
Davis' Best flour and market ad
An advertisement promises Davis' Best flour at 1.35 per sack or 5.25 per barrel with a warranty that it outperforms competitors. It also invites shoppers to Peoples' market for choice meats and vegetables and notes telephone number 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Peoples
Tin plate plant opens in New York City
New York May 30 Tin plate makers announce the East River Lead Company has started full production at 525 to 529 East Nineteenth Street. The plant will produce tin and terne plates with high wages and tariff support. Other firms are reportedly planning New York operations as capital from England arrives.
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New York City
New York
United States
Crerst
East River Lead Company
East Nineteenth Street
Wales
France
Germany
England
Rev Dr Drake Delivers Memorial Sermon for Old Soldiers
The Olympia theater hosted a Memorial service led by Rev Mr Drake with the Grand Army and Sons of Veterans marching from Woodruff block. Veterans associations, a Cap ital City band, and a Methodist church choir performed patriotic pieces as the sermon and service drew a large crowd.
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Mr. Drake
Olympia Theater
Grand Army and Sons of Veterans
Capital City Band
Woodruff Block
Methodist Church
Mamie
Flora Coyington
A. J. Bell
T. Is Lamon
Smith
George
Chief Justice Anders Officiates Simple Olympia Wedding
Colonel Frank I Gilbert of Walla Walla wed Susie M Russell daughter of M C Russell of Seattle in parlor 10 Olympia hotel. Ceremony conducted by Chief Justice Anders with limited attendees including bride’s father and sister. Aftermath: Gilbert and bride depart Seattle on Multnomah. three other couples wed nearby by various officiants.
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Anders
Frank I. Gilbert
Walla Walla
Governor Ferry
Susie M. Russell
M. C. Russell
Seattle
Olympia Hotel
Gilbert
Judge Anders
Russell
Multnomah
Justice Rathbun
Harry Rauft
Nancy Murray
O. W. Kellogg
Lena Gasser
T. J. Lamont
Paul Carstensen
Tillie Johnson
Opie Reed a Brilliant Rifle Shot Then and Now
Chicago Herald notes Opie Reed famed story writer is an expert rifle shot. After a four week Hot Springs visit he and Stanley Waterloo staged a bill-pulling gallery trick, paying only fifteen cents on the dollar as twelve dollar bills vanished into sawdust. The ruse ended when locals accused Dr. Carver in disguise. County jurors listed for June term. Also ad notes Miles Heart Cure with Indian specialist claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Opie Reed
Hot Springs
Stanley Waterloo
Read
Waterloo
Star
Opie
Dr. Carver
Blaine Favored for Presidential Nomination at Minneapolis
The Commercial Gazette quotes Senator Quay predicting Blaine will be the Republican nominee on the first ballot if he accepts. A Herald telegram shows Harrison leading in delegate counts with 866 to Blaine’s 265, Alger 28, and one McKinley man, leaving 288 undecided. Platform support favors high tariff with limited opposition to that doctrine.
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Purssure
The
Commercial Gazette
Quay
Blaine
Minneapolis
Harrison
Quer
New York
the Herald
Herald
Alger
McKinley
Montana
Prize Designs and Exhibits Highlight World’s Fair Features
Laura Johns of Decatur wins 25 dollars for a seal design for the Illinois exhibit board. News notes a broad interest in the fair, including livestock exhibits, pigeon contests, and prizes for contest winners. George W. Childs funds trees and palm donations, while Prof. Walcott plans fossil displays. Viola Fuller of Mitchell applies for a unique prairie chicken feather cloak trimmed with otter fur. The New York School of Industrial Art will showcase work from 500 women, including designs for brussels, carpets, textiles, and finished fabrics.
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Laura Johns
Decatur
Illinois Woman's Exposition Board
Ime
Washington
George W. Childs
Ofhiladelphia
Charles D. Walcott
United States Geological Survey
Philadelphia
Mitchell
South Dakota
New York School of Industrial Art and Technical Design
Florence E. Cory
Oman
Brussels
Wisconsin Central Trains Offer Fast Eastbound Service to Chicago
Advertises Wisconsin Central lines for travel to Chicago and east with vestibuled cars, granite room sleepers, dining cars, and elegant coaches. Fast Minneapolis trains depart 12 45 p m and 6 25 p m with St Paul departures aiding west and southwest connections. G F McNeill and James C Pond listed for tickets and timetables. Also Bucklin’s Arnica Salve adurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Lines
Pullman
Wisconsin Central
Minneapolis
St. Paul
G. F. McNeill
G. P
T.a.nneapolis
Minn
James C. Pond
Ill
Firemen’s relief association drafts appointed
At a preliminary meeting of the fire department on Saturday evening Joseph Chilberg of No. 1 C. B. Mann of No. 2 and Mitchell Harris of Barnes Hook Ladder company were appointed to draft a constitution and by laws for a firemen relief association.
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Fire Department
Joseph Chilberg
C. B. Mann
Mitchell Harris
Barnes Hook & Ladder Company
Firemens’ Relief Association
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Columbia
Ar Uc
C. F Allen & CO
Olympia, Wash
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Thurston County Land Co Dealers
R. EF. Denton
Singer Sewing Machines
Practical Adjuster
Adams Streets
Crisman-Sargent
Third Street
Olympia Wase
Lele Grochas
Lympia
Smith & Fleming
H. Fryerr
A. Hermrien
Tumwater Ice Company
Whrolesalet and Retail
Olymba, Washington
Horr
Burr’s Cigarstore
Main Street
Cigars 'Jims
Cigars
State Printing and Publishing Company
Adams Street
Olympia, Washington
Kansas
Washington, N. J
M. O’connor
J. J. Wittwer
Front St
Beatty's
Pianos
Palmerraceani
Ington, New Jersey
Pittsburg
Arkansas
Newport
Ark
Auvergne
Academy
People’s Party
Thurston County
Wash
Tacoma
Pierce County
Pierce County, State of Washington
Omaha
Nebraska
Port Blakley
Tenino
Alta Quick
Hale Addition
Eresh
Beatty’s Pianos and Organs
Arkansaw
Petit Jurors
F. M. Canaday
Orrin D. Sullivan
Cyrus Bolster
Marian Ogle
C. H. Sylvester
John D. Reagh
C. M. Moore
J. C. Coles
George W. Tyler
W. B. Hanna
B. W. Larbaugh
J. L. Yantis
Robert Davis
R. M. Weller
E. 0. Robbins
W. W. Jeffreys
J. R. Rose
John McLeod
T. E
Bucklin’s
Arnica
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