Woman shoots self in Pausoxs Kansas home
Miss Jennie Brooks, daughter of Martin M. Brooks, aged about 20, living nine miles northeast of Pausoxs, Kan, killed herself with a 22 caliber revolver. Her boy companion was left at home. the tragedy followed a demoralizing prior seduction claim. Neighbors notified, parents arrived from Parsons, body found in bed with revolver near her heart.
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Pausoxs
Kan
Jennie Brooks
Martin M. Brooks
Here
Parsons
Dodson
Dixlson
Tecelye
Tur
Isd Pone
Fred
River Harbor Bill Seen Likely to Pass by President
The Herald reports President Cleveland is expected to sign the river and harbor bill, noting that the president told a congressman the surplus to the Treasury must not be unreasonably increased and expressing confidence in the committee’s work. Hopkins gets seven years in prison for bank offenses, Sharp is appointed state treasurer, and Cleveland travels to New York for ex-Lieutenant Governor Dor, with other dispatches covering rail developments, a fatal boiler explosion, revolutions in Mexico, and various regional notices.
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Washington
Herald
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Treasury
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Mexico
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Galewna
Chihua ‘Bos
le Tinnse
E Paso
Deming
N. M
Montezuma
Azeematton
New Mexico
Pecos
el Paso
Josiah F. Crosby
Dusske
Hints for Arbor Day from Michigan Agriculture college bulletin
A long reader note describes Arbor Day hints from a Michigan Agricultural College botany and forestry bulletin. It recounts a Grand Rapids school tree convention where pupils acted as native trees, discussing botany, forestry, growth laws, and regional tree knowledge, urging forestry education and practical observation. It includes notices of a June music festival in St Louis, railroad rates, and advertisements for printing and township record blanks from Eagle office.
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Department of Botany and Forestry
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Charlea
James
Mary
Anna
Eld
St. Louis
Saengerbund
Exposition Building
the . S of St. Louis
America
S. Kehrmann
N. Second Street
Innes and Ross Big New Stock Arrives Monday Sales
Innes and Ross promote daily arrivals of exclusive styles offered at bargain prices. Flyers list black crepe silk and heavy silk fabrics priced under a penny, linen towels sold in job lots, lace scrim at low yardage, new carpet lines, fresh drapery and silk items, and 245 extra fine dado offerings with a small profit margin.
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Royal Bargais
Cash Henderson
North Main
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