Were Rustlers Hung In Butte Nebraska Vigilantes Seek Justice
A special report from Butte Nebraska says vigilantes captured four rustlers Louis Zsuilland S Crk C S Murphy and H Jackson in a stockade near Fort Handsll. They were disarmed hogtied and taken west toward Keya Paha county with nearly 100 cattle seized. Local sentiment ranges from belief they were lynched to hope authorities will act, reflecting a shift since the Scott trial and rising calls for outside intervention.
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Oman
Heerom Butte
Neb
Fort Handsll
Keyu Paha
Louis Zsuilland
Spencer, Neb
S. Crk
C. S. Murphy
H. Jackson
Springview
Canle
Becauss
Butts
Hutt County
Scott
Keya Pata
Murderous ruse shocks family as father dons wife’s dress
William De Boles, a Helgian man near Ui, is charged with attempting to kill his three children by hatchet while disguised in his wife’s clothing. Neighbors heard screams and found the children, one dying and others critically hurt. The mother, initially suspected, is being held for mental illness Local authorities search for De Bales as motive remains unknown.
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William de Boles
DeBuales
de Bales
One More Strike Berra Ohio miners walk out
Miners in Ohio county West Virginia district including Glendale Moundsville Glenwood and South Wheeling struck this morning for better pay. Over thousand men left the below scale jobs and more are expected to quit this afternoon. Operators anticipate easy replacement of the absent workers.
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Berra
Ohio County
West Virginia
Glendale
Moundsville
Glenwood
South Wheeling
East El Paso Flood Drowns Cemetery and Halted Traffic
A FE to Times report from Paso, Texas, notes twelve square miles of East El Paso flooded, causing fifteen thousand dollars in damage. Southern Pacific traffic blocked for a day. Evergreen cemetery submerged. Heavy rains in New Mexico triggered the deluge that ruined regional food supplies.
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Desyex
the Times
Local notes birth and accident plus political meeting
A baby boy born this morning to Mr and Mrs PF C Gugel at 27 Madison Street and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Smith, whose father is stenographer to General Attorney A L Williams of the Union Pacific. Hi M Ives of Walnut Grove reports his young son broke an arm after falling from a fence, attended by Dr Hibben. The Republican county central committee executive meets tomorrow at 2 PM at the Flambeau club room to canvass primary returns. Miss Jennie Sherman, missionary in Sangli India, will speak at Garfield Park Wednesday afternoon. guests Mrs W Douglass. Also notes about mineral water, and band concerts at Pasir Ground park tonight.
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PF. C. Gugel
Madison Street
Frank Smith
Smith
A. L. Williams
Union Pacific
Hi. M. Ives
Walnut Grove
Hibben
Republican County Central
Flambeau Club Rooma
Jennie Sher- Man
Misionary
Presbyterian Board
Sangli
Indie
Ugloa
Garfield Park
W. Douglass
City
Persistent young solicitor fails to make sale
A polite but persistent young man invades a business office asking to measure trousers for an order. The elderly man declines, then offers to see samples. After a brief exchange the youth leaves, returns later, and abruptly departs, leaving staff commenting quizzically on his odd behavior.
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Bone
Miss Blank
Chicago Times-Herald
Remarkable New Jersey case of suspended animation returns to life
In Pittsgrove New Jersey a baby believed dead was laid out for burial after a twelve hour unconscious spell but revived before funeral. Louis Erdner, the child’s father, arranged the coffin and undertaker Evans prepared the body. The infant regained warmth and strength, crawling about by daybreak. Doctors say the event shows suspended animation and note swift treatment restored the child.
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New Jersey
Pittsgrove
N. J
New York
Louis Erdner
Erdner
Evans
A Cat Saves Life in Rhode Island Household
A Rhode Island man and his family narrowly escaped coal gas poisoning when their cat repeatedly awoke the sleepers. The cat pawed the husband, who then woke, opened windows, and called a doctor. the wife and son were rescued hours later. The cat is hailed as a heroine and to be well cared for.
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Rhode Island
Gave It a Fair Chance Parable at Quohash Church
A Quohash Methodist Church member tells a visitor the congregation will wait twenty four hours more before taking extreme measures as they pray for rain. The exchange frames a cautious attitude toward urgent action.
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Quohash Methodist Church
Duty to the Near Duty Must Be Done Now
The excerpt urges doing the duty closest at hand and known to be right. It emphasizes immediate action rather than delaying for a broader aim. The message highlights resolve, conscience, and practical obligation in moral conduct.
Glass Paper and Sandpaper Craft in Early Manufacture
An 19th century description explains glass powder replaces sand in sandpaper, produced by pulverizing glass in stamping boxes with iron stamps. It details paper quality, knot-free long fibers, glue application, and the balance of glue thickness to embed glass powder for durable abrasive sheets.
Tale of a resentful cat in a home guest tale
Blossom the big gray cat has lived with a family for seven years. A teasing visitor provoked her, angering her with insults and mischief. She retaliated by shredding a nightshirt and pillowcases, then hid until the maid finished chores. Afterward she resumed her calm, never harming possessions again.
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Blossom
Heston Transcript
Blosssom
Ferios
Divorces Forsaken in South Dakota Reception Gag
In a humorous exchange Mrs Spritelie reveals she nearly forgot to pass along divorce papers she plans to hand out at a reception in South Dakota. Mrs Homelove expresses shock but the witticisms show the scheme as a playful ruse, not actual intent to divorce.
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South Dakota
Sonmoyel
A Charm That Delights English and French on Voice
The piece notes how English and French admire refined voice culture in the better classes. It contrasts American speech, with light high voices and brisk delivery, against the ideal of a sweet, low tone in women, urging attention to modulated utterance.
Limited coinage in Japan signals financial caution
Shinichiro Kur Ino, Japanese minister to the United States, after visiting the Imperial hotel, warns that Japan does not adopt free silver coinage. He notes past failures where paper money depreciated and says silver coinage is limited to protect financial stability while maintaining gold standard dealings with foreign nations.
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Kur
New York
Shinichiro Kur Ino
United States
Imperial Hotel
Newport
Washington
Orient
Japan
Market Report From Topeka and Midwest Corns
Turbulent day with wheat opening strong then nervous, corn steady yet firm, and oats weak. Cash demand high, futures showed bullish bias as crop damage reports spread, with considerable activity in Kansas City and regional grain and stock exchanges.
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Topeka
Koon 5
Columbian
Bradetreet
Market Gossip from Chicago Wheat and Hog Receipts
Local Market Gossip from Chicago reports mixed notes on grains with wheat prices steady to higher, hogs steady to firm, and corn trading with modest gains. Receipts show large wheat and corn volumes across Chicago, Kansas City, and Omaha, while pundits note potential crop improvements yet pressure from short selling persists.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Prime
Provisiona
South Darhot
Pillsbury
Minnesota
Hed River
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Great Rock Island Excursions and Rail Offers
Excursion routes advertise the Great Rock Island and Chicago Western lines with round trips to Baltimore, Minnesota and the Northwest. Prices begin at 22.25 for a round trip, with sales July 15 and 16 and return by August 8. Also promotes New England excursion via Lake Shore Michigan Southern and other routes with stopovers and full information by agents. Beggs' German Salve advertised as a guaranteed remedy with free sample boxes.
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Chautanges Lake
Chautauqua Lake
Lake Shore
Michigan
Bumphrey
P. A
Kaneas City
C. E. Wilber
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas
Carr
Texas
Western
Colorado
Sarkar
Yorker Fawes
Great Kock Island
Baltimore
Baptist Young People’s Union
Kock Island
New England
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Aviguet
Ualé
Shore Line
Stone
Aly
Toledo
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Mohawk Valley
Berkshire Hills
Albany
Husson
St. Lawrence River
Mountsine
Niggara Falls
Saratoga
Chuuteequa Lake
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C.H. Morrison
Chiesge Ophthalmic College
Kansas Avenue
Creamerie
Chicago & Alton
R. R
St. Louis
Chicago & Altos Railroad
D. Bowes
North Broadway
Janes Charlton
Micago
Ili
St. Joseph
bLonis
Hitage
Peoria
St. Paul
Atlantic Coast
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Niagara Falls
Pittsburg
H. C. Orr
Agt
Nebraska
Mulrderews
Bellaire
Qatt
EA Paso
Parm
Irs
Eighth Ave
Heer Gormley
Pasir Ground Park
Pair Grounds
Today’s Market Report
Wecluwer Texas
Bedi
New York Market
New Yor
North West
Chicago Great Western Hamilwat
Des Moines
Marshalltown
St Paul
W. Sixcons
Lorn
G. P& 1A
J. L. Sheldon
Yoreca
Lauyern
Silver Leaf
Kansas Ave
Tolier
Sena
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