Fire at Kenney destroys property in Dewitt County
A blaze at Kenney Illinois on the 25th wiped out about 100000 dollars of property spanning over twenty stores and business houses. The fire report notes extensive loss and inquiries follow to determine cause and extent of damage.
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Kenney
Dewitt County
Ill
Tae Municipal Assembly of
St. Louis
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Martin R. Goldsworthy
Hancock, Mich
Standard Oil Company
Lake Superior
Goldsworthy
Canada
Reading
Pa.) Iron Works
KE. W. Coit
Frank Balton
Henry M. Cox
Port Murray
N. J
Jennie Osborn
Binghhamton
N. Y
Fred Purcell
Lancaster National Bank
Clinton
Mass
Pennsylvania and
Atlanta
Macon
Gillam
Sioux City
Harvey Johnson
Johnson
Tax United States
Berlin
New York
Cranes Gortz
Charles H. M. Jackson
Morris Isaacs
Charles
Silver Dollar
Edward Butler
American Bell Telephone Company
Boston
General Land Office
United States
Des Moines River
Chicago
Criracuta
San Carlos
Cumminas & Co
Tur
Haddonfield National Bank
New Jersey
Union National Bank
Mahanoy City
Inter-State National Bank
Texarkana
Tex
First National Bank
Elm Creek
Neb
Gesprat Townes
Lower
California
San Diego
W. W. Mackey
Columbus
Indiana
Tus
First National Bank of
Moberly
Arnon Karoscuacki
Mind Reader Bishop
New York City
McIntosh, Hemptitt & Co
Pittsburgh
Casaren O. KE. Vorowr
South Ride Farmers and Mechanica Bank of Pittsburgh
Nean Creighton
John Rosenbarger
Andrew Castaline
Punsipwwy Hanwaon
Tennessee Tax Governor signs bill on women county education superintendents
The Tennessee governor signs a bill allowing women to hold county superintendent of education posts. Several counties in the state have already selected women for the office, reflecting changing political norms.
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Tennessee
Joan R. Neat
Congress
Rhea Springs
Tenn
P. R. Kinsam
New York Stock Exchange
William H. Vanderbilt
New York
Karn Carr
Lowville
N. Y
German Government Orders 80000 Swords and Rifles
The German government orders 80 000 swords from Solingen and large rifle shipments from Werndt in Vienna. Also reported are sixty sudden deaths at a Florence hospital tied to intestinal disturbances, with cholera suspected by some. A Mexican cable notes the Ocotlan steamer lost on Lake Chapala with fifty bodies recovered and more to come after raising the craft. The Mandanao sinks after collision with Visayas near Manila. thirty dead.
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Solingen
Werndt
Vienna
Florence
Italy
Mexico
Ocotlan
Lake Chapala
Guadalajara
Mandanio
Visayas
Manila
Monte Carlo
Bank
Buckingham Palace
Desperate Bank Robbery and Violent Incidents Reported
A Denver bank robber forced a $21,000 cash withdrawal and fled with the money. A Buffalo peddler attacked his wife with a hatchet. The Sing Sing bully was shot dead after beating a man. Other items include a boy killed by dynamite, a college death, murder skeletons found, and a Virginia poisoning conviction. A ship reports a large school of sperm whales. The Pennsylvania House denounces Captain Arms as cowardly.
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Harry Enpy
Philadelphia
Eastern
Nathaniel O. Gandy
Indiana
Scottish Rite Masons
Indianapolis
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Order of B'nai Brith
Atlanta
Princeton College
New York
Patton
Ind
New York Assembly
Husted
Ashton
Ill
Joan Warren
Southern Express Company
Blockton
Ala
Robert Pratt
United States Fish Commission
Charlotte Harbor
Fla
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Army
Chicago
Interior Department
Ainsworth
Neb
Gannon
Babcock
Remus
Supreme Council Royal Templars of Temperance
Buffalo
N. Y
Ofice
Morgan
Hungerford
Mich
Edward Stewart
Charles
Tur
Green
Springfield
Maas
Ida Green
Denver
Col
Kemmner
Lillia
Harry Willlams
Aqueduct
Sing
Boston
Avondale
Pnor. O. H. Mrrcueyt
Marietta
Vincinta Taylon
Virginia
Avoxyzo Stewart
Charles Culver
Dunkirk
Henry Gorrie
Windsor
Out
U. S
Knott County
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Captain Arms
Washington
Beaver
Poltrooa
Ohio Senate and House Actions Reported in Late March
In Columbus from March 5 to March 29 the Senate and House processed numerous bills. Actions include local tax and road measures, university and canal provisions, mental asylum funding, and militia and voter rules. Notable items mention gas well output at Lancaster, arrests for embezzlement in New York, and incidents in several cities.
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Columbus
Senate
Francis Marsden
Justice Matthews
Outcast
Stanley Matthews
Athens
Adams County
Bridgeport
Belmont County
Board of Education of
New Carlisle
Clarke County
Hornset
Fairfield County
Agricultural Society
Mr. Braman
Mr. Tryon
Messrs. Townsend, Coulter
Huffman
Cincinnati
Mill Creek
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Senatf
MccMicken University
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Board of Public Affairs
State Board of Pardons
Ohio
Marine Corps
Railroad Commission
Houss
Egypt of Old Reveals Daily Life Through Tomb Idols
The St Louis Globe Democrat outlines Fifteen centuries of Egyptian life seen in tombs. Queens like Hatasu and Anhhotep appear in artifacts from wigs and perfumes to jewelry, mirrors, and lotus wreaths. Dolls and toy animals show childhood under ancient rulers now housed in the British Museum.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Egypt
Tell-el-Amarna
Middle Egypt
British Museum
Hatasu
Athynos
Thebes
Horus
Boulak Museum
Rabhotep
Rahmes I
Anhhotep
Cairo
Old
Allan Forman editor of the Journalist a rising New York figure
Allan Forman, editor of the Journalist, is a young New York newspaper man with a decade of experience. He trained under S. S. Conant and Thomas Kinsella, wrote on the Chinese question from San Francisco, and later shaped the Journalist with Bryne and Richardson. He is praised for vigor, lasting friendships, and a growing influence in journalism.
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New York
Allan Forman
8. 8
Conant
Harper’s Weekly
Thomas Kinsella
Brooklyn Eagle
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Harper's Weekly
Harper’s Young People
Brooklyn
Boston
Charles A. Bryne
Dramatic Times
Bryne, Richardson & Forman
Forman
A. N. Kellogg
Ancient Egyptian Linen and Cleaning Practices Revealed
A fragmentary passage describes cleanliness as a virtue in ancient Egypt with references to washing clothing dating to 2000 B C. It notes women's dress from queen to commoner in linen robes with long front pieces and variations in whiteness and unbleached cotton tones.
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Egypt
Wit and Words At A Museum Echoes
A humorous exchange between Paddleford and his wife after a museum visit features her quip about him avoiding bachelorhood and his remark on women’s supposed love of the horrible. The dialogue reflects playful cross opinions quoted in Life and Texas Siftings style notices.
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George B. Squires
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sherman
Washington
Europe
Paris
Connecticut Senate
Swift
Wincom
M. E. Bull
Chicago
Paddleford
Fragmentary Speech Teases Hidden Message
Readable fragments show a cryptic exchange about a father and a son with garbled punctuation and misspellings. The text hints at confusion over generosity and consequence, but lacks clear subject or event to anchor a full report.
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Panama Canal
Tennessee Range and Manufacturing Company
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Ferpixaxo Crperico
Pryor W. Carter
Delia Jordan
L. 8. Brown
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Jonn Swinenurne
Albany
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Daniel W.connolly
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