Death of Thomas Sutton After Long Morbid Fasting
Dusugur June 10. Thomas Sutton, a 14 year old boy, died after 96 days without solid food. He gradually weakened from a fall, paralysis, and stomach failure, surviving on wine then water as his body wasted to a fragile frame. Despite extreme emaciation he remained conscious and could shake hands before death, a case physicians call amazing and unprecedented.
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Dusugur
Thomas Sutton
Sutton
Cdse
Sweeping Iowa ruling on original package beer sales
Judge John C. Sherwin ruled in Mason City that beer shipped from Minnesota in original packages and sold on premises to minors and habitual drinkers can be considered sales in original packages. The injunction bars sales to minors and those prone to intoxication while upholding the legality of on premises consumption by adults. Belt Line Around Lake Washington reported as arrangement between Northern Pacific and Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern to foster lakeside industries including a Bessemer steel company and a large rail factory.
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Iowa
Mason Crry
John C. Sherwin
Minnesota
Mason City
Lake Washington
ST. Pavn
James McNaught
Northern Pacific
Seattle, Lake Shore
Eastern
Seattle
Puget Sound
Bessemer Steel Company
Passenger Rates Restored Across Western Lines
Chicago June 10 passengers rates are restored to prewar level following a presidents meeting of Western railroads. Rates to St Paul and St Louis were raised to 12.40, to Omaha and Denver and to St. Paul from 6 to 7.50, reversing the prior rate war adjustments.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
St Paul
Stier
Omaha
St. Pe
Convention of Lutherans at Cousogue Iowa
The German Lutheran synod in session at Cousogue Iowa lists about 800 ministers 450 congregations and 50000 communicants. Delegates come from the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas Iowa Ohio Missouri Idaho and Washington.
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Convention of Lutherans
Cousogue
Iowa
German Lutheran Synod
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Ohio
Missouri
Igan
Washington
Electric Railway Franchise Awarded for Huron
The city council awarded a franchise for an electric street railway to William T. Love and partners for Huron. Construction will start once preliminary arrangements are completed.
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Electric Railway
Huron
William T. Love
Mitchells Big Parade Draws Three Thousand Participants
Mitchells D Junes 10 report a parade through Mesrté t to the fair grounds with about three thousand attendees. Twelve judges rode in the procession and Ben Errell was well received by onlookers.
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Mitchell
S. D
Jumes
Mestré§t
Fair Grounds
Benerrell
Storekeeper Laygien Discharged From Position
An examination of Storekeeper Layden revealed issues with duties and conduct. The board of directors of the New York railroad line issued orders regarding the use of gas and other supplies for medication and engineering purposes.
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Laygien
Layden
Lutheran Pedkogaes at Wil ALE Meet in Millwaykne Wis
Fragment readable shows a local school event in Millwaukee area with teachers and a student named Jane involved. No clear dates or organizations emerge from the garbled OCR text.
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Millwaykne
Wis
Jane, WA
Haphenan School
Oberlin Students Injured In Fractured Football Scene
A damaged text fragment reports Oberlin College in Ohio where a chaotic game incident left several students injured and eight feared dead. The report names Baird Wagon and mentions running over a horse as part of the confusion.
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Baird
Oberlin
Ohio “Sane
Asband
Go Deep On All About Bite Pollieg On 8 Furniture
Fragmentary note suggests a local column or brief preview about a community event or discussion titled all about bite pollieg. Readable terms imply furniture or home goods context but details are unclear.
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Go’ Dee
Cfurnitute
British tariff bill sparks British objections in Commons
In the House of Commons Mr. O. How fal Vintent, MP for Shettéla, warned that U S tariff measures on cutlery, tin plate and other exports would injure British industry. He asked if the government still claimed free import to Britain and urged reprisal pressure on the United States. Halifax reports note long lobster factories banned for natives and the impact on Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island fishing communities amid imperial trade tensions.
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House of Commons
United States
Newfodland Industries
Haxifax
William Brown
Bogneay
N. F
Nova Scotia
Princedward Island
Toni
England
Tariff Bill Nearing Senate Committee Completion
Washington June 10 The senate finance committee continued work on the tariff bill. The cotton schedule was finished with few changes. The panel expects to complete the bill tonight and intends to report it probably late this week or early next week.
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Ashington
Senate Committee On Finance
Friends push for immediate House action on bankruptcy bill
Washington June 10. Friends of the Terry bankruptcy bill unite to urge prompt consideration in the House. A committee of the organization for the promotion of the measure met in Washington with prominent business leaders from Chicago St Louis Columbus Dallas and other points attending.
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Washington
Friends of the Terry
House
Organization For
Chicago
St. Louis
Columbus
Dallas
Indians and Settlers at Peace on Rosebud
Washington June 10 Gen Scho field acting secretary of war says Gen Roger reports Rosebud trouble between settlers and Cheyenne Indians appears ended. Indians have agreed to surrender prisoners demanded by authorities.
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Washington
Schofield
Roger
Rosebud
West Point Cadet Day of Pleasure and Games
West Point New York June 10 reports a day of pleasure for cadets and spectators. Morning features a baseball game between second and third class nines while an afternoon plains battle is described as bloodless. Evening ends with bombardment on the Hudson river and a display of military pyrotechnics.
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West Point
N. Y
Hudson River
Slugging Prize Fight Ends as Brennan Defeats Leary
In Burrago New York on June 10 Paddy Brennan of Brooklyn and Mike Leary of Burrago fought for a $300 purse at Traveler's Clubhouse. Three ounce gloves. The slugging was terrific with Brennan knocking Leary down after a series of blows. Leary led early but Brennan rallied to finish off his opponent.
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Burrago
N. Y
Paddy Brennan
Brooklyn
Mike Leary
Traveler's Clubhouse
Brennan
Jeary
Leary
Elevator fire destroys Kansas City Fort Scott Gulf project
Finished Saturday at West Memphis the Kansas City Fort Scott Gulf railroad elevator, built for 40,000 dollars, burned at 4 a.m. Monday. The origin is unknown. G. C. Adams, the contractor who slept in the building, is presumed lost.
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Memphis, Tenn
Juine
Kansas City
Fort Scott Gulf
West Memphis
G. C. Adams
O Neill's Fine Remitted by New York Judge
New York June 10 Judge Barrett in the supreme court remitted the $2,000 fine imposed on ex Alderman ONeill from the boodie board of 1884. His prison term nears completion and he will be released on the 15th inst.
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New York
Barrett
Supreme Court
O'Neill
Prisom
Balloon sighted by Swedish ship in Atlantic report
London June 10 reports the Swedish bark Architect under Capt Lindh from Pernam dina arrived at Queenstown. On May 24, Capt Lindh reports sighting a large balloon dragging on the surface of the Atlantic. Darkness prevented grappling the unknown object.
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London
Lindh
Pernandina
Queenstown
Atlantic
Pell’s Sentence in Lenox Hill Bank Wrecking Case
George H. Pell, convicted of larceny of thirty-one Lenox Hill bank bonds in the Simmons Clausen bank wrecking scheme, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in state prison with hard labor. Pell’s counsel plans to appeal.
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Pell
New York
George H. Pell
Lenox Hill Bank
Enterprise of Simmons -Clausen
Halifax Hurricane Disrupts Harbor Vessels Dragged Anchors
A hurricane struck Halifax on a June afternoon, lashed the harbor with whitecaps, and caused vessels to drag anchors. The American barkentine Henry A Burnham was driven a considerable distance by the gale.
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Nova
Cleveland Man Robbed of 1750 in Saloon
John Maullaley of Cleveland was robbed of 1750 in a State Street saloon. A woman approached him and sat on his knee, and after he shooed her away he found the money missing. Police seek details of the incident and the unknown woman.
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Cutcage
Jane
John Maullaley
Cleveland
State “Street
Gowan
Unclear fragment hints at La Bourgogne distress sighting
Report from June in New York notes agents doubt the sighting of the steamship La Bourgogne by the Anchoria, Captain Cam Stell suggests it was La Bourgogne, and signals and numbers are mentioned but details are uncertain in the damaged text.
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Bourgogne
Cam Stell
Anchoria
la Bour
Cay
Org Spon
Four Children Drown in Island Boat Mishap
A broken OCR fragment reports a drowning incident near an island where four children aged about ten to twelve were aboard a boat. The vessel capsized or sank after trouble on the water, with names and precise details unclear due to text corruption.
Names From The Street Amid Tax Rolls Contested
A fragmented OCR item hints at named individuals possibly connected to a street listing or tax roll dispute. It references ordinary persons and a location context, with no clear dates or organizations readable from the fragment.
Bill to Prohibit Aliens from Owning Lands Reported Favorably
Washington June 10. A House bill by Mr Oates Alabama to bar aliens from acquiring or holding land in the United States was favorably reported by the judiciary committee. The measure allows aliens intending to become citizens to buy land, but if they do not naturalize in ten years their property would be forfeited. The committee asserts alien ownership risks landlordism and cites 1880 census data showing 570000 tenant farmers.
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Washington
Oates
Alabama
United States
House
Committee On the Judiciary
Europe
Senate Sessions Track Silver Bill And Pension Petition
In Washington on June 10 the Senate received petitions including one from Nelson Nebraska asking pensions for ox soldiers over 100. The silver bill faced opposition to the bullion redemption clause as Mr. Cockrell spoke. The House amended the silver bill title and discussed a meat products bill after a pending vote. An attempted Cunard order probe was referred. The day ended with private pension bills set for evening debate, none passed due to objection. about thirty five carried over with the previous question.
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Washington
Senate
Nelson
Neb
Cockrell
House
West
Select Committee
Hale
Comstock
Minnesota
Treasury
Lodge
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Cunard Steamship Company
United States
New York
District of Columbia
Enlee
Tennessee
Favorable reports on memorials and land titles in Indiana and Michigan
A committee report favored a bill to erect a monument at Tippecanoe Battle Ground Indiana. Another favorable report approved a bill to confirm title to certain lands in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. The recommendations were presented to the House by Payson and the Public Lands Committee.
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Washincron
Tippecanoe Battle Round
Indiana
House of
House
Payson
Committee On Public Lands
Sault Ste. Maric
Mich
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