Portland woman dies amid hotel frail spell during meeting
In Portland Oregon on a Thursday a woman named Mary Bilzw leases the Imperial hotel area for a political gathering. After revoking her room she grew frailer and suffered heart distress. A physician found her in distress and she died shortly after. Police and hospital staff report ongoing investigation into the events surrounding the incident.
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Portland
Ore
Mary Bilzworth
Sertoiwis
Imperial Hotel
Walle
Indiscreet People and Kidney Trouble Prompts
A 19th century style advertisement touts Morrow's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney distress. It claims kidneys are delicate and harmed by diet and weather, listing symptoms like backache and irregular urine. Testimonial by a Wells, Fargo agent praises relief after taking the pills. Price and availability at Springfield Ohio.
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Beckdrhe
Bart sUshess
Terie Sein Murray
Morrow
Aiveron
Juha McCo
Wells
Panes Co
Eoripsuid
Ohio
Ties Uibekratie
Enie
Aix
Springfield
Railroad expansion plans and depot disputes in Topeka
The article details Atchison Topeka Santa Fe shops construction in Cleburne and new depots at Temple and Houston with a three acre site and a 125000 to 31000 budget. Missouri Pacific seeks concessions from Topeka council to place a switch and build passenger and freight depots, while legacy rail labor memories and Civil War anecdotes color the report.
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Missouri Pacific
Miksouei Pacific
Asi
Fifth
Adams Streets
Riwyd
Atamneatheets
SHU
Adams Strewn
Missouri Pacite
Pitth
No Annual Meeting Planned for Santa Fe Medical Association
The Santa Fe Medical and Surgical Association announces there will be no annual meeting this year. A circular from Dr. Robert L. Greens notes many national medical meetings this month and states the semi annual meeting will be held in October at the usual city.
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The
Santa Fe Medical and Surgical Association
Santa Fe
Robert L. Greens
Improved axle lights adopted by Banta Be road
The axle electric system has undergone improvements since the cars were fined and are nearly perfect now. Enhanced by belt tension and switch board readjustments, the setup delivers flawless operation. President Max Schndat of Xn Car Lighting Co has advised, leading to New York Central adopting the same reliable line first praised by Santa Fe. Cornerstone laid 70 years ago by Charles Carroll of Carrollton, marking a July 4, 1884 cover stone anniversary.
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Banta Be
Ling Hare
Td Ani
Perfeet Dalisfaction
Max Sehndat
Xn- Car Lighting Company
Abe Pesult
New York Central
Santa Fe
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Baltimore and Carruliton masons report corner stone ceremony
A Baltimore event recounts Charles Carroll of Carrollton and the Declaration of Independence signer. Emblems and tools used in the Invincible corner stone ceremony were moved from the B and O treasurer’s vault to a Maltivere Masonic temple. A large procession of mechanics and other groups paraded, with a float featuring tin plate workers. Rail notes mention public display restrictions on bund walls and a conductor and engineer incidents on trains.
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Baltimore
Charles Carroll
Carruilton
Thomas Vuurge Nien
Minsun
Why Is an Engine Called She and a Kansas Man
A fragmentary report notes an odd argument about why engines are named she and highlights a Kansas man’s influence in its framing. June 6 brought two inches of rain causing river overflows and crop damage. transport disruptions followed with train track washouts and eastbound trains halted.
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She & Kansas
Kansas tragedy unfolds as mother and sons confess
Hutchinson Kansas authorities pursue a grisly case after Nellie Postlethwaite confessed to killing W C Mayd to shield her sons Harry and Clyde who also confessed. Police allege lawyer Clark urged the murder and helped dispose of the body. Preliminary trial begins next Tuesday.
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Postleinwattes
Harry
Boyd
Hire
Ini
Clark
Reno
St John Urges War Bonds and Unity of Blue and Gray
Ex Governor John P. St John speaks in Kansas City urging government to issue money through war bonds or similar means rather than foreign loans. He praises Grant, Lee, and Dewey as military heroes and claims the navy could take Cuba quickly if given latitude, noting wartime unity of Union and Confederate veterans.
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John P. St John
Joh P. St. John
Kansas City
Cervera
Santis
Dian
Grant
Lee
Dewey
Board of Strategy
Sampson
Seley
Washington
Cuba
Schley
Burlington Grocer Falls From Telephone Pole
Well known Burlington grocer E Sanford climbed a 40 foot pole at Third Street crossing with the Santa Fe line to cut wire when the pole broke. He fell onto the railway track, was unconscious briefly, and suffered mashed nose and facial injuries with a fractured wrist and ankle. He is expected to recover.
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Burlington
Junie 6
O. E. Sanford
Third Street
Santa Fe
Sanford
Will
School Week Schedule And Commencement Details
Schedule shows varied daily activities for students including examinations from early morning to mid afternoon. Monday features an address by Leforé and a romantic piece from Parkile. Thursday marks commencement with diploma presentations by Prof. George at Brinmedt Ca. military drawing planned for 6 PM.
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Monhattan
Br MoAtee
Parkile
San
Eles
Pigeon Toe Belief Shocked Gove City Teachers
In Gove City in June a new Institute instructor named Hable sparked controversy by claiming 75 percent of young ladies in the school are pigeon-toed and that the condition results from sitting cross legged. The remark provoked murmurs and protests among the teachers present as they attempted to sit straighter.
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Gove City
Ma’ams
Fragmentary note on viewing plans and seating pose
A partial line expresses plans to see someone and to sit cross-legged tomorrow. It is unclear who or when, but shows intent for a future meeting and a seating posture.
Fulton hotel proprietor jailed for thirty days in prohibition law
June 6 Fort Stott reports Judge Tudge Simons sentenced Mrs J M Antrim, Fulton Kansas, owner of the lead ne hotel, to 30 days in jail and fined $100 for violating prohibition statutes. She was immediately taken into custody by the sheriff and posted bonds pending Supreme Court review.
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Fort Stott
Tudge Simons
J. M. Antrim
Mie Rae Ee Young
Fulton
Kaw
Supreme Court
Farmer's Double Crime in McPherson Family Tragedy
McPherson man shot his wife then killed himself after a domestic dispute. The couple, Jane Wettunele and John Wettangle, were found in bed. an empty revolver in Wettangle’s hand supported suicide theory. Wettangle had recently returned from two years in Germany amid family troubles and prior mortgage concerns.
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McPherson
Jane
Tohn Wettunele
W Wettingle
Traube
Wettenste
Mehlid
Inman
Junes
Tjohn Welttangle
Wits
Tosbury
Wettancle
Wettaghe
Germany
Wheat Harvest Begins Across Southern Kansas
Wheat harvest starts through southern Transas today as farmers gather Kansas great crop. Early reports promise yields higher than last year and reflect widespread activity in rural communities.
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Kansas
Transas
Gus Judy Killed by Rock Island Train at Wichita
Reports from Wichita on June 6 describe Gus Judy of Adriin Maine killed as a Rock Island freight southbound limited train struck the man and severed his head. Witnesses say Judy and others attempted to ride the train at Santa Fe crossing, then disappeared along six hundred yards of track.
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Gus Judy
Rock Island
Wichita
Adriin
Judy
Santa Fe
Okia
Oma
Holton Firm Assigns Involves Leading Hardware Man W D Green
Holton reports a firm assignment affecting W D Green a prominent hardware dealer. Creditors include large stake holders and several Norwestern firms, amid a state wide financial shake. Five thousand people gathered for a Manila Victory Day parade with the Dewey related celebrations marking a holiday in Nemaha county.
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Holton Firm
W. D. Green
Holton
James PL Purvis
United States
Seneca
Jane
Dewey
Manila
Nosteras
Nemaha County
Senator Young starts two papers in Independence
Senator WW Young former publisher of the Independence Star has launched two newspapers here, the Kansas Populie and another free silver political paper. The new papers join Independence’s daily and three weekly papers, expanding local political news coverage.
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Senator Young
Independence
WW. Young
Independence Star
Nan
Kansas Poupulie
Independence Pew
Rogers' Triple Plate Knives Prominent in June Sale
In the annual June sale C. E. Morrison lists Rogers' best triple plate knives at 31.47 per set and offers Rogers' triple plate knives for 147. Clerowntom Mitverwars and HL Morriven appear with addresses 63 Kansas Avenue and 605 Kam Avenue, respectively, in the fragmented notice.
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Ajiveriware
C. E
Morrison
Kansas Avenue
Clerowntom Mitverwars
HL Morriven
Kam
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