Bew and Quiver Bride at White House Ceremony
The Nation's chief magistrate married in a high profile White House ceremony attended by leading officials and a circle of friends. The large gathering included President and Mrs Cleveland, Blenins family, and notable guests as the couple pledged vows and observed the rites with a formal blessing.
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Pragsem
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Uliveland
Brutier
Ani
Mura
Jesus Christ
Armen
Suderland
Maxwell conviction and Shelby County murder case details
The report covers Maxwell conviction amid a Shelby County murder tied to money, a wife and husband slain at a supper table, plus indictments and trials involving Emma Malloy and other local figures. It notes juror dynamics, a judge’s instruction, and motions for new trials, with surrounding crime news and public safety concerns.
Weather Lags in Wheat Belt as Drought Persists Gloomily
The spring wheat belt faces continued unfavorable conditions across Minnesota and Wisconsin with drought in Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Dakota. Reports indicate grain losses and reduced yields with some counties reporting sharp declines while harvest nears in several states.
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Wisconsin
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Dorie
Todd Courti
Waterton
Madeila
All Portiona
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Cheroker
Fatal Affray and Violent Incidents Reported Across Regions
Report covers a fatal double shooting in Douglas County with Mason and Scott clashing on a public road. Mason wounded, Scott killed. Also details August Enkman shooting Gehring after wage dispute, Gehring dying later. Knight of Labor meeting notes executives, district assignments, and labor trouble investigations across Milwaukee, Yonkers, Troy, and related movements.
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Minesvary
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Manus
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Douglas County
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Forest City
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Bailey
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Barry
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New York
Oleomargarine Bill Provisions and Western Frontier News
The report outlines oleomargarine tax provisions defining butter and oleomargarine, mentioning taxes on manufacture and wholesale, penalties for evasion, and labeling rules. Nearby dispatches cover Apache operations in Graham and Tonk counties, ranger movements, and a Baltimore vitriol attack, plus assorted financial and Civil War remembrance notes.
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Sale of Johnson County Thoroughbred Stock Attracts Crowd
The Johnson county breeder's association held a public sale of shorthorn cattle in the town today. Prices reached up to 55 dollars. many attended, led by active members I T Bass and P M Dickson. Local crops show improving conditions due to recent rains with wheat outlook down and corn expected to be strong. Track laying on the Kansas Oklahoma & Texas railway began near here as construction links with the Chicago Kansas Western railroad, widening rail access toward Chanute and Winfield.
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Johnson County Breeder's Association
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Kan. Mot
VK. Eli
Kansas
Crawere
Kansas, Oklabona & Texas Railway
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Kansas City
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Wheat Harvest Outlook In Kansas Valley Report
A Kansas weather and crop bulletin based on letters from nearly a hundred correspondents details that wheat remains in similar condition to last month with some fields promising and others lagging. Harvest may start in southern counties by mid May with total yield below 1884 levels due to drought and pests. Oats falter from dryness while grasses and small fruits show good quality. cattle stock healthy though some diseases noted.
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A Needed Stain Fort Scott and June 1
Rain drenched the area with three to four inches in a few hours while crop prospects appear unusually fine. A violent riot near Seventh Street left three policemen and two Black men injured, with officers arresting two attackers and one still at large as of nightfall.
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Lightning Strikes Greensburg Crowd. Four Struck Deadly Wreck
Heavy rain yesterday afternoon in Greensburg left mx men and boys struck by a bolt of lightning. A roof fire started near H C Hinkle's store while two men stood inside. Ed McMullen appeared dead but was revived after an hour of resuscitation. three others were seriously injured yet recovered.
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H.C. Hinkle
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Pitched Battle At Cray Center Over Forgery Warrant
A patrol attempted arrest of J H McAtee of Morganvids on forgery charges at Cray Center. A gunfight erupted with the sheriff as shots rang out. McAtee rode to his horse and escaped. Three forgery charges are listed against him.
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