Thunder storms scorch towns and loot, July 6 scenes noted
The record describes heavy rains and electrical storms across counties, with buildings struck and power outages. In Anthony a factory building burned, a man injured by lightning, and crops damaged. at Hughes and Woodsdale authorities arrest several suspects amid unrest. Weather notes report warm spell, wind shifts, and humidity. the piece also notes Emancipation Day celebrations in the West Indies.
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Anthony
Milan and Queen Natalites Visit Amid Royal Tension
King Milan of Servia and Crown Prince Alexander arrive at a town near Salesians to seek a healthful spa cure as Queen Natalie remains in Aurteniam. A potential interview with the queen is discussed amid rumors of a looming family crisis and political maneuvering in Europe.
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Lixnoy
Ang
Milan
Alexander
Servia
Herthetesagen
Sitall
Salesians
Tavaria
Snr
Natalie
Aurteniam
Victoria
Glasgow
Belinteh
Dom Petia
Beal
Utien
Dovng
Ehindingx
Rlode Janeria
Crispi
Vince Hismarok
Bao Tayyon
Suskiienis
Lon Clade Hat Fltea
West Dery
Liverpool
Parisien
Oscar Macuilor
Queenstown
Fila Elias Daustier
Spary Elias
York
New York
O'Shea
Fat Choop
Mr Laveen Ll
Abentaraly
Cork
Sidlbey
Lane
Carbervon
Chambr
Naylor
Tamiliar
Anon
Codese
Souieviele
Atier River
Layri- Font
Seized by Canada and land restoration debate continues
The article details disputes over public domain land restorations, noting figures around 10,000,000 acres and 400000 acres disputed allocations. It cites Sparks policy, indemnity withdrawals, railroad land forfeitures, and ongoing opposition within the Sioux commission toward opening reservations.
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Stack
Stayer
Tig Vomumlelower
Spark Diated
Eutrica
Adlantic & Payne Railroad
Sparks
Secretary of the Interior
Lund
Mike
Sid Sone eCahe
Bronte
New Mexico
Vollate
Ing
Congress
Lundy
Democratic Party
Telnimis
Celui Walel
Weather and crop bulletin sketches across states and regions
The weekly weather crop bulletin notes generally favorable conditions for crops in the middle and South Atlantic states, the cotton belt, central Tennessee and western Kansas, with warmer than average temperatures in central valleys and cooler scores along the Northeast and West. Rainfall was uneven with scattered showers. overall season rainfall above normal in upper Mississippi Valley and adjacent areas, while some regions faced below normal totals. Localized drought concerns persist in tobacco regions of Kentucky and eastern Tennessee.
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Wasmsatos
Aue G
Texion
Kentucky
Middle Atlantic
Michigan
New England
Ork
Atpntic
West Wall
Thie Tobmco Regnion
Rehorn Weil
Mochigan
Wisconsin
Minnesot
Doe Hots
Congress Fetes General Sheridan with Resolves and Mourning
The House and Senate debated resolutions honoring General Philip Sheridan. A motion urged grateful acknowledgment of his service, while discussion touched on his death and a formal tribute for the commander's memory.
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House
Senate
Ty General Sheridan
Adjoarn
Senate action and Prohibition party acceptance in August dispatch
The Senate considered a Sheridan death resolution by Senator Edmunds and adjourned after a brief session. Farwell introduced a pension bill for Mrs Sheridan. A resolution urged the finance committee to probe cotton futures conspiracies. Prohibition party letters of acceptance were released, with Clinton Fisk accepting the nomination and condemning the liquor trade, urging reform via a new political party.
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Senate
Wasmxetos
Edmunds
General Sheridan
Farwell
Sheridan
Ptt Aed
National Democratic Party
National Conventove
St. Louis
Na” Mublican
Uiglagalied Lis
Kentettion
Republican Party
Dabould
Teavai
Hyde Park liquor ban and local notices from a faded page
The clipping records enforcement of a Hyde Park Sunday liquor ban, plus a flood of community items. It notes a Chicago trip for Mr Hall T. Taylor and his family’s sorrow, church events, charity socials, school notes, theater previews, a nutmeg melon, a new carriage block, and plans for WCTU and women’s society activities. It also mentions literary and school notes from Normal Institute and local incidents.
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Woodsdale
Sam
Robinson
Jowxenx
War Drranrest
Wasinorox
D.C
Tam
Kansas
Stevens County
Linerst
Kan
Martin
Stevens Counts
Worldate Wd
Sam Robinson
Chill Jerlain
Tin Artyatol
Hogotan
San Wood
Ed Short
Woodrdale
Robiisen
Perhapa Tin
United States
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Topeka
Betl Hageton
Ras Axieny
Wichita
Red Ding
Paull Yagi Anthony
Lightnisur
Ang Cupalu
Mamie Ater
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S—Iisia No
Hartt Mackty
Soata
Furey
Julya
Yestecuay
Luood Poleoning
Hiawaria
West Indies
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Quees Nataltes
Canada
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Sioux Commission
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Mass
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Marshall Field
Eee Jawley
Carlisle
Nea
Pennsylvania
District of Columb
Mary Whitney
McCarthy
Joseph Fillertoi
St Louis
Hucicott and
Yeo
Peak
Tech
Almee
Cora Peak
Josie Sf. Peak
Chilgo
Hall T. Taylor
Parsons & Taylor
Parsons & Caney
East Douglas Avenue
Chituzo
Chicago
J. M. Bellows
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Snider
Laura Avenue
Sedgwick
Woc
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Frances Willard T
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Malkac Jones
Amusementa
Ceanford Grand
Ly Tins
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Little Klith Wilber
Meury Irving
Dantes
San Jose
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Woman's Benevolent Home and Hospital
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Mex
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Geo. M. Walters
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Hyde Park
Ilinois
Dancerry, Mich
Atis
Pittsburg & Lake Superior
Negaine
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Leon
Bala
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Laviley
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Xow
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Cleveland
Wallington
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