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Notable Early State, National Figures Die in 19th Century
Alexander Ramsey former secretary of war and Minnesota governor dies at St Paul home aged SS. Milton Fisher prominent in free soil days dies in Mee way Massachusetts at 92. Eien Lilly Fray famed woman suffragist founder of clubs dies in Toledo. James C Putnam ex minister to Belgium dies in Buffalo aged 84. Mrs Hannah Southwick daughter of the revolution dies in Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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President Hayes
United States
Minnesota
St. Paul
Milton M. Fisher
Meeway
Mass
Eien Lilly Fray
Toledo
James
Gen Gomez leaves Havana for St Louis Exposition
Gen Maximo Gomez sails from Havana to St Louis to attend the exposition inauguration exercises. A British force in Africa suffers heavy losses as Somali rebels under the Mad Mullah kill ten English officers and many troops.
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Wavana
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Prince of Wales
Manchuria
Russia
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Anna Rutherford
London
St. Mark's Church
North Audley Street
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Manning
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Guimburru
Somaliland
Galadi
National League standings and notable 1900s events recap
Weekly baseball percentages show New York .750 and Pittsburg .700 with several teams at .500. A Buffalo Kansas railway wreck kills 11 workers. Tyner to be prosecuted for misusing government papers. Grant birthday speech in Galena and Mississippi drowning incidents reported. Yarmouth and Thaw wed in Pittsburg. Creeds revision favored by presbyteries. King Edward welcomed in Rome. Roosevelt on labor honesty. China resists Manchuria sovereignty, US squadron to greet Loubet in Marseilles. Supreme Court to adjourn on June 1. 2000 metal workers seek union recognition in Chicago. Bishop Taylor dies. Sower in Berlin notes Mormon missionaries’ stance. American league standings listed. Kruger’s Pretoria house sold. G A R commander chosen in New Hampshire. Seal fishery forecast. German agriculturists tour US. Huntington to build model town near Los Angeles. A child presented to veteran Furman in Washington. Henry Field celebrates 81st birthday. Balfour denies Irish home rule. Van Meier sheds weight via long fast. Clara Barton’s age noted amid Red Cross turmoil. Miss Lampton, 28-year St Louis teacher and children's author, dies. Fred Stanley sentenced in Sioux Falls federal case. Northern Sweden relief funds deemed adequate if pasturage grows.
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Omaha
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Marseilles
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Germany
Trait
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He Finta
Pretoria
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Concord
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Cal
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Field Brothers
Stockbridge
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Premier Balfour
Ireland
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Salt Lake City
Red Cross Society
Clara Barton
Elizabeth W. Lampton
Lampton
Sioux Falls
S. D
Fred Stanley
Yankton
Sweden
Central Relief Committee
Metaphysics in Scotch and a Lesson on Weight
A Scots proverb quotes a skeptical view of metaphysics: when an ignorant man explains a subject to another ignorant man, that is metaphysics. It adds that sharpness alone won t achieve great tasks, as weight behind a keener edge is needed to cut trees, comparing to use of an ax rather than a razor.
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Woman Recovers After Bed Four Months in Powersville
Mrs J J Monsor of Powersville Kentucky says eight years of kidney trouble ended after using Dodd s Kidney Pills She was bedbound for four months this winter with pain breathlessness and fainting spells and now reports complete relief and renewed strength praising the remedy.
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Dodd
Trade quotes and ads mix in 1900s Chicago paper
A fragmentary collection shows witty quotes about luxury necessity and power, interspersed with an ad note for Putnam Fadeless Dyes promising refunds. The text references Puck magazine and Chicago Daily News with brief venom on fortune, might, and dye satisfaction.
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