German language in Milwaukee Herald report on world events
A scrambled clipping notes the Milwaukee Herald resisting German language reports, claims by Nihilist sources about 5 000 deadly torpedoes in Russia and 10 000 men ready to topple the Czar, and a medico legal society remark that most homicides are not by the insane. It also mentions an archbishop’s buried body, Japan’s beauty show plans, a Kalakaua wreath gift, and various oddities.
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New York Medico-Legal Society
Canterbury Cathedral
Stephen Langton
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New York
Eugene Aram
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France
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Kansas
W. H. Hammel
Hutchinson
Kane
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Archibald Woodbury McClellan
Nova Scotia
Halifax
New York City
Philadelphis
Cramp’s Shipyard
Illinois Army and Navy Association
Springfield
H. A. Johnson
Thomas Liddy
Samuel B. Green
St Joseph
Jackson
Missoni
Hemingway
A. B. Johnson
Decatur
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Philadelphia American
Robert Ellis Thompson
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis Sentinel
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Pension Bureau
St Louis Republic
Thomas BR. Reed
Boston Transcript
T John Wanamaker
Cape May
World's Columbian Exposition Delegation Formed
National commissioners met at Grand Pacific Hotel and chose temporary leadership. Plans announced that lake front site is impracticable, Senator Palmer elected as head and John T Dickinson as secretary. Full delegation list includes prominent figures from many states and districts.
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Palmer
Carcase
Grand Pacific Hotel
Ewing
Minois
John T. Harris
Virginia
Ric B Price
Kansas
W. E. Curtis
Palmer House
Lake Front
Thomas W. Palmer
Michi
John T. Dickinson
Senate Passes Bill for Mormon Funds to Utah Schools
The Senate on Saturday approved a House bill directing funds and property formerly belonging to the Mormon church to be used for common schools in Utah. Other June actions include pension and naval appropriation bills, Idaho and Wyoming statehood moves, and various regulatory measures.
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Washirton
House
Utah
Wasnixeres
Senatd
Agricultural College
Great Lakes
Washington
Woman’s National Industrial University
School of Arta Wasmveros
Fortress Monroe
Wasmvaros
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
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Wasurveros
Committee On
Bland
Yeas
Washieton
Wasumeter
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Wasninetos
Ottesn
Mr. Lodge
Mass
Moessra Hemphill
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Crisp
Lehrback
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Waterverox
Republican conventions name state and county leaders
The report covers party conventions in Illinois Iowa and Pennsylvania. It notes nominations for State Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction and university trustees, plus Supreme Court clerks and other offices. It highlights platform pro silver and gold, temperance, Australian ballot, and support for Harrison and Governor Fifer.
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Strixorsetn
Jone
Avention
Harrison
Fifer
Republican Congress
Frans Am
W. A. Mansfield
Woodford
Charles Bennett
Coles
University of Tilinoia
Supreme Court
Northern
A. H. Taylor
Central
J. J. Finn
Decatur
Southern
Theodore Gromley
White County
Rite Court
Chicago
John McKenna
C O Dufty
Plano
E G Murphy
Macoupin
Perssylvasia Hanstesunrs
Stetes
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Massillon
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Pitteburgh
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Statistical Secretary
Lebanon
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Ed Carr
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