Judge grants open Sunday access to Chicago World's Fair grounds
In Chicago a temporary injunction protects Sunday admission to the Exposition. Judge Stein finds park commissioners lacked power to grant more than usufruct of South Park and that federal law does not override Illinois laws. Proceedings set for perpetual injunction in 10 days.
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Chicaco
Stein
Charles W. Clin
Park Commissioners
South Park
C. H. Howard
Congress
Illinois
Directory
Gault
World’s Fair Opening News from Chicago Exposition Week Five
Crowds flock to Chicago as Worth’s Grounds host the fifth week of the exposition. Guests arrive despite weather delays while Liberal Arts halls near full operation and pavilions near completion. The France pavilion opens with rich bronze exhibits and a grand entrance arch.
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Worth
Inery Hall
Liberal Arts
France
Death by Antipyrine Overdose in Deadwood
Cyrus J. Fry United States marshal for South Dakota died in Deadwood from an antipyrine overdose taken for a headache. The incident is reported from Barn City on May 30.
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Barn City
8. D
Cyrus J. Fry
United States
South Dakota
Deadwood
World’s Fair Commissioners Seek Lower Chicago Fares
A five member committee from states and territories drafted an appeal to railroad and steamboat lines to cut fares to Chicago for the exposition. The letter urges single fares not to exceed the usual one way rate, through tickets, and flexible routes for visitors including discounts for pupils and societies.
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Curiaco
Massachusetts
Havens
Indiana
McNaughton
New York
Apperson
Virginia
Hovey
McDaniel
Utah
Chicago
United States
World's Fair Exposition Flyer Beats Old Record
The World's Fair Exposition Flyer began its inaugural run from New York at 2:10 p m reaching Chicago Grand Central depot at 11:14 a m the same day. The train completed the trip in one minute less than the schedule and nearly five hours faster than the previous best. Railroad officials express jubilation at the achievement.
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New York
Central Road
Grand Central Depot
Chicago
Iron Hall Address Sent to Members in Indianapolis
The Iron Hall mailed its new officers' address noting revised safeguards for funds and a plan for a thorough constitutional overhaul to be presented at the July supreme sitting. It reports the supreme justice will share power, with assets totaling $2,250,000 across states and a membership of 62,000.
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Indianapolis
Iron Hall
Order of the Supreme
Supreme Justice
Remains of Jefferson Davis Headed to Richmond
The body of Jefferson Davis leaves New Orleans for Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond after four years in Louisiana. The special train departed the Louisville and Nashville depot at 7 30 p m.
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Jefferson Davis
New Orleans
Louisiana
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Louisville and Nashville
Preacher and Wife Killed in Rain Soaked Georgia Crossing
In Ariana Georgia on May 80 Rev William Graham and his wife were struck by a Central train and killed near Millner. Heavy rain kept mourners sheltered under an arbor as the couple, seen by many from the church, failed to hear warnings. The pastor had just left the church, and the tragedy occurred as they hurried with umbrellas.
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Ariana
William Graham
Millner
Graham
Managua Prison Roundup Allegedly Targets Foreigners
From La Libertad and Managua reports, President Sacaza of Nicaragua is harsh toward foreign residents. Italians and Americans in Managua are said to have been imprisoned for opposing his government, mirroring the treatment of Nicaraguan citizens.
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New York
the Herald
la Libertad
San Salvador
Managua
Sacaza
Nicaragua
Tragic Accidental Shooting Claimed a Child
In St Paul a 9 year old girl, Helen Knapp, daughter of John C Knapp a railway conductor, was accidentally shot and killed by her 11 year old brother Willie at an early hour.
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St. Paul
Helen Knapp
John C. Knapp
Denial issued on Duke of York marriage grant report
May 80 report from Loxton states Mr Gladstone denies plans to seek a special parliamentary grant for the Duke of York marriage. The denial rejects the feasibility of a parliamentary grant tied to the nuptials.
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Loxton
Gladstone
Duke of York
Smack Sunk After Collision Off Grimsby
London reports a Hull smack wrecked in a collision with the steamer Hibernian off Grimsby. Four lives are feared lost with all hands. The incident follows maritime hazards near the Humber, underscoring dangers faced by coastal fishermen and merchant vessels alike.
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London
Grimsby
Hibernian
German Diplomat Dead in London
London reports Commander Von Kries naval and military attaché at the German embassy is dead. The death is noted on May 30 with no further details provided.
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London
von Kries
Third Congress Opens in Chicago for Eclectic and Homeopathic Sessions
Delegates from across the Union and foreign nations gather in Chicago for the Eclectic congress and the forty sixth annual American Institute of Homeopathy convention. Opening services and addresses mark the start as venues fill with physicians and officials from Rome to New Zealand and beyond.
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Rome
School of Medicine
Chicago
Union
Ohio Railroad
Northwest
Eclectic Congress
Hall of Columbus
C. C. Bonney
Potter Palmer
Charles Henrotin
Joseph R. Hughes
England
George F. Gormen
Mexico
James Neil
New Zealand
A. B. Ham
Atlanta
D. San Francisco
Congress
American Institute of Homeopathy
Art Palace
J. H. McClelland
Walter F
Cherokee delegation faced bid near par for strip bonds
James Stahler reports from New York that Chief Harris and the Cherokee delegation in Wall Street expect bids up to 95 cents on the dollar for the Cherokee strip bonds. If the offer is that low, the delegation may return home or seek other funds, as bonds cannot be disposed of below par.
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New York
Tahlegah
I. T
James
Stahler
Wall Street
Harris
Smelting Company Closes Down in Black Hills
The Black Hills Mining and Smelting Company has shut its plant owing to weak Eastern market demand. The facility was the world’s largest plant for the chlorination process.
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Deapwoop
8. D
Black Hills
Pottery Plant Burns In Incendiary Fire
Bevlaire O May 30 The large Tiltonville pottery has burned eturned by an incendiary. Loss, 40000.
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Bevlaire, O
Tiltonville
State Holds the Saloons in Flandreau Case
A week ago all saloons in Flandreau were closed and liquor seized. Writs of replevin from Iowa claim liquor belonged to them, not the saloon men, but Judge Aikens dismissed the case ruling that state property used for force is not subject to replevin.
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Flandreau
Iowa
Aikens
Yates schedules filed show asset and debt totals
Rocumster New York May 30 The schedules list total assets nominal value 3 913 984.59 actual value 2 616 616.30 indebtednes 2 757 040.17 liabilities Ae 301 823.15 total liabilities 4 118 863.93.
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Yates
Rocumster
N. Y
Homeless and Hungry Amid Floods Reach 10000
Reports state 10,000 homeless and hungry amid floods near Swan Lake with bodies, graves, and shelters. An old hermit four miles from Swan Lake survived three days without food and was seen eating dog meat from bones atop his ruined house. Governor Murphy J. Foster dispatched tents to Spice Providence, more aid requested.
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Moorehouse
Swan Lake
Murphy J. Foster
Spice Providence
Hyprographic Discovery Sparks Historic Announcement
A cryptic note from Lieutenant Richardson reveals a significant breakthrough in barometric curve measurement. The claim positions this discovery as one of the most important in the field, though details remain scarce and the direction of the advancement is yet to be clarified.
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Richardson
Cholera Reports and Deaths Across French Regions
Cable dispatches note cholera cases in Hamburg and France. May 30 reports one cholera case in Hamburg. a clerk with diarrhea died. In Haute-Ga rga department two cholera related deaths and in Hismes one death of a fraic nature noted.
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Nash
Jenkins
Hamyy
France
Department
Haute-Garga
Hismes
Indian Tragedy Claims Nancy McCargigher and Daughter
Mrs Nancy McCargigher and her 18 year old daughter were struck and killed by a fast train near Shouse on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line Sunday. The mother died at the scene and the daughter died en route to a hospital.
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Nancy McCargigher
Shouse
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Cable survey outlines transoceanic route to Hawaii
Washington May 80 The survey report maps a cable route for the United States and the Hawaiian islands. The total length is about 210 miles with an estimated cost of 1200 dollars per mile for rope and laying the cable.
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Anensee Cable Survey
Washington
United States
Hafan Islands
Hydro | Office
Pasto Flu Death Toll Reported as Epidemic Grows
A Herald Colombia special notes 6 000 residents of Pasto affected by influenza with a fatal ratio to date and a frightening scene while unsettled chatter hints Des Moines may host a convention.
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Ecuador
York
the Herald
Colombia
Pasto
Health bulletin on Edwin Booth improves at 10:30 a m
May 30 bulletin reports Edwin Booth’s health improving after a period of illness. Dr Smith notes patient stability and better condition as of the morning update. George Stout reported gate receipts for a related event and Billy Bonnell was involved in arranging the rounds.
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Smith
Edwin Gin Booth
Billy O Bonnell
George Stout
Pears Soap Promises Soft Smooth Hands
An advertisement extols Pears Soap as the key to transparent skin free of occupational影响. It argues improper washing harms complexion and recommends frequent use in small amounts, noting it is sold by many stores and used by diverse people.
Advertising Value Emphasized by A. T. Stewart Quote
A. T. Stewart asserts that any dollar put into business deserves an equal dollar spent on advertising, underscoring promotion as essential to commercial success. The adage links investment to visibility, urging balanced funding for enterprise growth.
Mortgage Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Public auction to satisfy a mortgage debt of about 1000 dollars on the southeast quarter of section 6 in township 111 range 60 W at the Beadle County courthouse Huron S D. Notice dated May 20 1893 by Buarr Sterling attorneys for the mortgagee.
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Ae Comber
A. D
Roy Ber
George Cose
Boal
Stave
Pee
Dane
Beadle
South Dakota
Huron
Tesser Ly
Buarr & Ster
Ogra D. Sterling
John c Mc
John G
Benomne
Charles
Raw
Beadle County
South Oak
Saute Woodford
Mary B. Mde
Arn
Tulle Cox J McDowell
Ate
Beadle —— Dakota
Wales
Gronas W.eena
Ge County
Haarspen Quick & LawRen Plaintiff's Attorneys
Scotland
S.D
Mortgage Sale Notice and Probate Hearing Combined
Mortgage sale notice reports Bee Ebert widow mortgaged to H B Lon Company August 3 1887 Beadle County South Dakota later assigned to Waldo Pr signment and details the amount due 450 with court steps at the Beadle County courthouse on the first day of June at one o'clock for payment and satisfaction. Notice for probate of will in County Court for Mary P Nutt deceased lists heirs and next of kin Annie F Murch Kate Andrews Nashau Young Men’s Christian Association and others with time June 10 at 10 o'clock a m for the proceeding.
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Bee A Ebert
Lon & Company
Beadle County
South Dakota
See
Elou & Company
Waldo
Beadle
Southston
Raron
Ear
Ace
Pat
Mary P. Nutt
Annie F Murch
Kate BE. Andrews
Nashautestant Home For
Congregation Society
Aan
Nasha
Notice of Probate for Charles H. Natt Deceased
In County Court a Notice of Application for Probate of Will is filed for the estate of Charles H. Natt. The matter names F Murch, Kats E Andersen, J Clark Geo F Annie and George B executors with Maud Allewin Golen B Whitehoed as trustees. The notice calls for an order of affidavit and involves heirs and next of kin. The seal is dated May 26 and signed by the Clerk.
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Daxet Ee
Charlies H. Natt
Ted
South Ota
Kats E Andersen
J Clark
Geo
Annie
George B
Maud
Alle Win Golen
Citteshos Town
Inaebat
B. French
William D. Caldwell
W. Batalha
Alonzo S. Wallace
John
Charles A. Nuit
Lecos
Charles
John Wood
Cour
Noticed for Publication in Land Office at Huron
Notice lists Hugh Birley Hunt of Huron Beadle County who filed intention to make homestead entry on June 16, 1898 in township No 111 range No 18 lot No 12532. Witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation are Wm Frazer Charles Blount George Hil Benjamin Myers all of Huron Beadle County.
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Huron
Hugh Birley Hunt
Wm. Frazer
Charles Blount
George Hil
Benjamin Myers
Beadle
Notice for Publication in Land Claim Case
Notice records a land claim contest with Kimball against Jehu regarding northeast quarter 20, township 113 range 61. It notes failure to plant and protect, sets a June 10 hearing for testimony and resubmission of proof. First publication May 18, last June 8, 1898, in U S Land Office.
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U. S. Land Parish
D. Charture
Beles
Kimball
J Onc
Esia
Notice to Creditors for Milton Ail Perrone Estate
Creditors are notified to exhibit their claims against the Milton Ail Perrone estate at the designated executor's office by the stated deadline. The notice specifies the administration and required filings for proper settlement.
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Nim
Ewan Pane Et Sona Limited
Tatas A
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New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
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Mr. Gladstone
the Homeopaths
Democrats
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Des Moines
A. T. Stewart
aLpo
Pratt
State of South Circuit Court
Iedy
County of
Samuel
James McDowst
Register
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Hette Ee
Jehu
Hares
George Woodford
George Kiser
O. W. Bam
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Arpa
Charles M. Harrison
Frederick M. Wilcer
G. A. Mathews
P. C. Murphey
Lyon
Gen Lilly
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Horace Fishback
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