Contents for June Harper's Magazine features novels and art
Contents for June include William Black's The Handsome Wames Part I with illustrations. The Evolution of New York Part II by Thomas A Janvier with maps and drawings. An Artist's Summer Vacation by Jo en Gilmer Speed. The Empress of Austria by a court lady with portraits. Vivisection and Brain Surgery by W W Keon MD. Pegit War by Grace Livingst on Furniss with illustrations. Wyoming Another Pennsylvania by Julian Ralph with map. New France Under British Rule by Henry Fromis Nelson with drawings. The Refugees a tale by A Conan Doyle Part VI with illustrations. Grace Chase a novel by Constance Fenimore Wolson Part VI. Editor's Study by Charles Dudley Warner. The Editor's Drawver with Thomas Nelson Page intro. Literary Notes by Laurence Hutton.
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Wames
Wiliam Black
W. W. Keon
LDLD
Grace Livingston Furniss
W.T. Smedley
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Julian Ralph
New France
Henry Froomis Nelson
C. S. Reinhart
A. Conan Doyle
T. de Thulstrup
Grace Chase
Constance Yenimore Wolson
Charles Dudley Warner
Thomas Nelson Page
Laurence Hutton
The Worth American Review June contents overview
Contents include essays and profiles on the naval review wealth production taxation and litigation reform in New York. features on Dickens, Carnegie, the World’s Columbian Exposition, drink traffic reform, financial outlook, and medical perspectives, with notable authors. The listing reflects a historical miscellany of public affairs, culture, and policy.
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Naval Review
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
W. H. Matlock
Tlow
New York
Dickensland
Charles Dickens
Andrew Carnegie
Chicago
Secret Service
Europe
J. Vi. Hilon
Paris
W. &. Rainsford
D. D
W. Bourke Cookran
Christ
Alexander Aysde
Newton L. Bunnell
Wiliam Kinneer
HB. PF. Arnald
The Arena reviews and literary notices collage
A fragmentary listing of essays by Marion D. Shatter Helen Campbell reviews of fiction and nonfiction titles. Names include Arsenio, J. Coulter, O Malley, Mary Newberry Adams, Margaret Sidney, and more. Features on fashion, maize advocacy, free coinage debate, and essays on society and religion.
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Marion D. Shatter
D. D
Arthur McDonald
M. D. Shatter
Helen Campbell
O. Flower
Union For Practical Progress
J. M. Coulter
Charles J. O'Malley
Margaret Sidney
Eillen A. Richardson
Mary Newberry Adams
M. &. Craig
Will Allen Dromgoole
Eirza Calvert Hall
F. W. Sanders
A. M. Islam
J. H. Dewey
Hattie C. Tower
Miss Ferrier
H. W. Thomas
Tianjin Garland
Henry Wood
Dr. Clarke
Oliver Cromwell
B.O. Flower
Economical sale slashes on wide fabric line
This week our stores offer heavy price reductions to boost purchases after a slow spell. All wool and fin es materials drop in price with values doubled in some cases. Highlights include All-Wool Homespun at 48c, Tennis Flannel at 8c, Figured Challies at 5c, Henriettas at 50c, Silk Velvets at $1, Chenille Table Covers at $1.98, plus lace curtains and more. A record Cape and Jacket sale is advertised.
Fargo Fire Red River Valley Bank Destroyed in Inferno
A massive blaze in Fargo North Dakota, centered near Front and Fifth streets, devastates Moorhead help arrives as wind shifts. Eight thousand homeless, eight hotels burned, major firms and banks wiped out. moored to riverfront and Broadway. Firefighters injured, multiple departments respond, city left with extensive losses and a single remaining bank.
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Moorneap
Minn
Atla
Fargo
Front
Fifth Streets
Moorhead
McGill & Co
Northern Pacific Elevator Company
Broadway
Hames
Gevral
Grand Forks
Detroit
Casselton
Valley City
Jamestown
Elliot House
Citizens’ National Bank
Columbia Hotel
E. M. Raworth
Knights of Pythias’ Hall
Northern Pacific
First National
J. J. Hill
Grand Pacific
Say Sequel to a Day's Outing Near Spring Valley Minn
A peaceful picnic ends in tragedy near Summer's Spring as a frightened team tips a carriage into deep water, drowning Luther Turner and Otto Stevens while Mrs Morrow survives. Two respected pioneers drowned as rescue arrives too late. The second report details Bukowina floods submerging Wischnitza, with thousands homeless and many drowned.
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Spring VaLley
Minn
Luther Turner
Otto Stevens
Morrow
Turner
Mr. Turner
Mr. Stevens
Vienna
Bukowina
Everett Citizens Invite J J Hill To Visit City
Everett Washington delegates presented President Hill with a silver plate invitation for a visit after the Great Northern celebration. The inscription touts the coast trip and the Great Northern as a major undertaking. F H Brownell acted as spokesman. Hill expressed pleasure at the gesture and planned to map his Western itinerary.
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Everett
Wash
J. J. Hill
St. Paul
Mr.Hill
Hill
Pacific Coast
F. H- Brownell
To Control Immigrant Trafic Plan Reported
The Herald says transatlantic steamship companies plot to route all immigrant rail travel west of Chicago via St Louis with aim to extend control to routes between New York and Chicago. The article notes authorities suspect a coordinated effort to regulate movement of migrants.
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New York
the Herald
Transatlantic ‘Steamship Companies
Chicago
St. Louis
Shine
Norwegian boy arrested in Wisconsin for uncle robbery
Levi Hanson, an 8.16 year old Norwegian boy, was arrested in Janesville Wisconsin on a charge of robbing his uncle of 7600 dollars in cash. The two had been living with his uncle and disappeared two weeks earlier. He had only 800 dollars left when arrested and had purchased a 900 machine with funds.
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Janesville
Wis
Levi Hanson
Suri
Loyal Legion of the Upstea thtes Meet in St Paul
In St Paul on June 8 the Loyal Legion of the Upstea thtes opened with a brief morning executive session. Mayor Wright welcomed the group, and the evening program featured introductions by Colonel Edward C. Mason. Archbishop Ireland delivered the welcome and Cole, junior commander-in-chief, spoke. The session closed with a march titled the Third Infantry Review.
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St. Paul
Loyal Legion of the Upstea Thtes
Thore
Hill
Wright
Érritt
Edward C. Mason
Ireland
Eralelson Cole
Unsuccessful Train Wreck Attempt Near West Superior
Five masked men attempted to wreck the South Shore passenger train near West Superior Wisconsin 50 miles east of the city at High Bridge. The switchman flagged the 4 15 p m train and the would be wreckers fled into the woods after rough handling while trying to deter warning to the engineer. No arrests reported. Special excursion rates announced to the world fair apply to coach trains only. John D Nicholas Colorado newspaper man commits suicide in Denver age about 50 former owner of the Indianapolis Journal.
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West Superior
Wis
South Shore
High Bridge
Ile
Chicago
Jane
Hasterh
Denver
John D. Nicholas
Colorado
Murder at Grand Rapids claims bookkeeper identity
Grand Rapids Michigan June 8 William G Gray a bookkeeper was shot and killed by his mistress Dora Vesey who then survived the incident. The report identifies the victim and the assailant with limited details about motive or aftermath. Another stub notes a Martin Hinckley accident in Minnesota where a man was struck by a train near Rutledge.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
William, G. Gray
Hare
Dora Vesey
Parade honors James Hill with vast Northwestern pageant
Thousands fill St. Paul as a massive parade marks James J. Hill’s completion of the Great Northern line from St. Paul to the Pacific. The two hour procession features ten divisions, fire department displays, Fort Snelling troops, and floats from Seattle, Everett, Kalispell and many Northwestern cities showcasing industry, transport history, and regional resources.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Great Northern
Seattle
Everett
Kalispell
Fire Department
Sixth Street
Broadway
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Academy
Faribault
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