Morrill to Name New Police Board in Atchison
Gov Morrill plans to appoint a three man police board for Atchison after pressure from business leaders who demand curbs on liquor. W S Cain urged action and warned county attorney Walker to pursue violators if needed. Local figures expect a reforming board despite opposition from entrenched interests.
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Morrill
W. S Cain
Cain
Eoen
Atchison
Alan
Cale
Atchison Board of Police
Cerain
Walker
Prince George the St Bernard Died From Heart Disease
A large St Bernard named Prince George, imported by H L Robinson, died after post mortem revealed a rare heart disease. Sixteen threads-like parasites were found in his heart. Prince George stood 38 inches tall and weighed 200 pounds, a kennel-mate of Sir Bedivere, from the Argyle Kennel in Little Rock.
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H. E. Robisson
Thera
Prince George
St. Bernard
H. L. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
AtSau
Robinson
Argyle
Little Rock
Sir Bedivere
Great Dunes
King William
America
Morder
Trene W
Sir. Robinson
Neighborhood dog and Madison street commotion report
A stray dog on Madison Street between Ninth and Tenth kept residents awake with loud howls and caused a small scene involving Conductor Charney Short of the Santa Fe and local beat officers. A police search followed as neighbors prayed for quiet while the dog and the ruckus subsided. Capt. Hewgate was later found guilty of forgery and embezzlement in separate indictments, with a mercy recommendation from the jury.
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Madison
Doc
Madison Street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Jows
Mr. Short
Ded Grifith
Hewgate
Wasuisetox
Marcy
Heart Howgate
Signal Service Bureau
Cuban Spy Shoots General Martinez Campos Then Jumps Overboard
A Cuban spy named Puerts Sanchez allegedly shot Captain General Martinez Campos in Havana. Sanchez reportedly jumped overboard and swam to shore as bullets whizzed from the Taveras while passengers aboard the Mascotte recount the chaotic moments. Reports from Tampa and Havana detail Americans in Cuba appealing for a consul and noting Marti’s death sparking Cuban flag-raisings. Gen. Russel Quesida’s 250-man expedition sails from Brooklyn and Jersey City toward Cuba. Official word on Gomez’s capture remains unconfirmed as Spanish forces mass for a possible decisive move.
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New York
Jone 2L
Tampa
Flo
Martinez Campos
Puerts Sanchez
Havana
Mascotte Sanchez
United States
Marti
Bali
Cubs
Russel Quesida
Cuba
Chiefy
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Coney Island
Perth Amboy
Norfolk
Fla
Gomez
Wasarserox
Insurgente
Topeka club case delayed by damage suit in court
A damage suit against the city delays the opening of the Topeka club case in district court. Judge Hazen indicated the trials are unlikely to be reached today as examinations proceed. The case involves Talling inv on steadway in North Topeka and is set to begin tomorrow.
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Topeka Club
Topeks Club
Kansas City Round Trip Excursion Offer
Sunday excursion to Beatrice advertised with $1.50 round trip fare via Santa Fe Route. Note lists $1.59 for Beatrice trip and mentions band concerts at Garfield Park and tickets at 601 Kansas Avenue. Reed, Ives, and Reeka announce office move to room 3 of the office block. Bicycles checked to Beatrice and back Sunday.
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Santa FE
Geo. J. N. Ives
William Reeka
Marehall
Garfield Park
Beatrice
Kansas Avenue
Kansas City
Hound Trip
Marshall’ Hand
Garfield Pers
One Man's Hard Luck and a Turbulent Elopement Tale
Lewis Capella endured a chain of misfortune starting with divorce and a romance with Miss Rolleston, followed by his brother Emanuel secretly wooing the same woman. After their elopement and a reconciliation with his first wife, his brother John then abducted the wife and child. A fire destroyed Capella's house leaving him homeless, though insured, as he contemplates a name change.
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Lewis Capella
St Augustine Specelal
Rolleston
Lewis
Emanuel
John
Joan
Seain
State should stop printing public papers in foreign tongues
New Jersey should mirror federal policy and print all official documents in English only. German and Italian readers are already bilingual, and there is little demand for foreign language editions. The governor’s German message remains unused, and Dutch prints serve only a small Hollandia enclave in Passaic County.
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New Jersey
State House
Rist
Passaic
Rensan’s Marriage and a Sister’s Sacrifice Itself
Rensan, widow of the famed philosopher, marries Cornelie Scheffer after a rival sister Henriette Renan agrees to yield. The couple wed in 1856, Henriette’s death four years later, and Renan’s fond pamphlet recalls their journey. The Moon theory, a new idea, posits the Moon formed from material once surrounding Earth.
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Renan
Cornelle Scheffer
Henrietta Renan
Cornelle
Henriette
Cornelie Renan
London Telegraph
Milwaukee Brewer Bathes in Milk for Skin and Charity
A Milwaukee brewer known for wealth and generosity baths in milk three times weekly to improve his skin texture and then donates the remaining milk to the poor, highlighting his charitable use of a luxurious routine.
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Milwaukee
Interest Payments Set for July 1 Disbursements
The government will pay out millions on July 1 including 5,596,000 in interest on 3 42 bonds and 1,933,705 interest on Pacific railroad aid bonds. Estimated total disbursements for that date reach 73,000,000 in New York City.
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New Yourx
Treasury Department
Pacific Railroads
Wheat and grain slide signals cautious market
The market report shows wheat opening weak at Chicago with July 7035, corn softer near 455, and pork and grain futures sliding. Cattle receipts and prices mixed, hogs weak, and overall market activity remains uncertain as traders weigh weather and export demand.
Paris Wheat and London Grain Markets Report
Paris wheat 10 lower flour up 5. Liverpool wheat quiet demand moderate with 1¢ lower prices. Corn quiet demand moderate 14 lower. Receipts wheat three days 435 000 quarters River Platts and 3 console money 106 5-16 account 106. Berlin wheat 44 mark lower. Bar silver unchanged at Suag. Colorado fuel and iron deal rumoured. Minneapolis 69 cars, Duluth 49, last year 61. Heavy rains in lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys into Indiana and Ohio. Pittsburgh, Buffalo, St Lawrence showery. Grain out of store Wheat 6,000, corn 160,000, oats 30,000. Canal receipts 200 flanciers wheat 11, corn 6. Provisions opened very weak. French crop down 25–40 million. New York stock market quiet. Morgan to office. expectations of developments. St Louis vs Chicago wheat premiums discussed. Liverpool and New York tend lower on wheat. government report divergence. Thomas' report down to June 13. Export wheat 6–7 loads. Chicago closing stock quotes and July wheat puts and calls listed.
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Paris
Liverpool
River Platts
Berlin
Suag
Colorado
Minneapolis
Duluth
Mississippi
Ohio
Indiana
Ohia
Pittsburg
Buffalo
St Lawrence Valley
Northwest
Nebraska
Wyoming
Illinoia
Canal
Auld
New York
Morgan
St Louis
Chicago
Louis
Calia
Thomas
Thomas’ Report Is Ten Points Lower Than the Government report—Glavsinst
Parific
Erie
Chcaco
Thoman
Atchison
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union
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Fort Leo Fort Scott
R H. Gordon
Marmaton Township
Nash Steeves
Star
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Pawlon
Sgut
Sod
Ed Mulley
John Mullin
George Wales
Jim Macker
Jim Mackey
Plessad
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F. W. Gasano
J. H Atwood
District Court
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Christian Church Convention
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H. W. Goodbue
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BL Smith
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Kellns City
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Paola
Osawatomie
Tescott
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Hancing
Bourton
Webster Tromen
H Truman
J. H. Truman
Dealson
Webster
Mr. Prather
James Ramesy
Sheriff Anderson
E L. Prather
Abilene
G. W. Rogers
Newton
Mra
Rogers
Martin
Hexnixetos
John Keener
Stout
Hock Island
Galva
Wellsford
Newman Brown
Dopee Crrr
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J. Bone
Brown
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Whatta
Berton
Little River
Scott Presbyterians
Bcort
Presbyterian Church
Alaska
Ludvig Larson
Kariuk
Wi M. Teyloe
Marshall
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Martinez Camposis
Mascotte
Ami
Taveras
Sanguilly
Aguierre
Gov. Atkinson
Atlanta
Physiciena
Atkinson
Cen. Pa
Tendog
Effec
Cr. Huntington
Boldera
Central Pacific Atock
Meertat
Rled Park
Ladies of the Golden Rule Club
Mi. Lincoln
Huntoon and
Dijlon Streets
Polyglot State Printing
Moon
Earth
Today’s Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Chicaco
Wiggy
Kansas
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Texas
Topeka Grain and Stock “Exchange
Arkanas
Marke
Chicago Market Letter
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Expor
Coro
Osta
Develo
London
Ra Lee
Ees
Topeka Grain
Stock Exchange
Columbian Bldg
Kaa
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Lake Michigan and Lake Supersor Transportation Co's
Machines Island
Manitou
Palsce
Andlake Superior
Rush
N.waterst
Geo
Eae Gilatto
Sherif
Shawnee
Cousty
W. Stour
van Bureo
Western Avenue
Ice
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