Contents for June in Minnter Go Maree Harper's Magazine
Contents for June issue listing novels and articles by William Black Thomas A Janvier John Gilwar Speed W W Keen Grace Living ston Furniss Julian Ralph Henry Loomis Nelson A Conan Doyle Constance Fenimore Wolson Charles Dudley Warner Laurence Hutton. Includes frontispieces maps drawings portraits and illustrations for various pieces and editor's notes.
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William Black
William Small
New York
Thomas A. Janvier
Toward Pyle
John Gilwar Speed
Crebt
Woalliam M. Chase
Empress of
Austria
W. W. Keen, MD
LL D
Pexit Way
Astory
Grace Livingston Furniss
W. T. Smedley
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Julian Ralph
New France
Henry Loomis Nelson
O. S. Reinhart
A. Conan Doyle
T. de Thulstrup
Horace Chase
Constance Fenimore Wolson
Charles Dudley Warner
Thomas Nelson Page
Laurence Hutton
North American Review Contents for Junie
Contents include The Lesson of the Naval Review by Hilary A. Herbert secretary of the navy Who Are the Greatest Wealth Producers by W H Mallock How to Check Testamentary Litigation Surrogate Ransom of New York Disappearing Dickensland Charles Dickens A Look Ahead by Andrew Carnegie Police Protection at the World's Fair by L the general superintendent of the Chicago police Lt by the chief of the secret service World Columbian Exposition Thirty Knots an Hour to Europe by Prof J Fl Hiles designer of the Paris and the New York Reform of the Drink Traffic by Rev W S Rainsford D D The Financial Outlook by W Bourke Cochran Notes and Comments Christ as an Orator T Alexander Hyde A Farmer's View of Free Coinage Newton L Bun nell The Art of Living Two Hundred Years William Kinnear Inebriety from a Medical Standpoint Dr J F Arnold
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Naval Review
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
W. H. Mallock
New York
Charles Dickens
Andrew Carnegie
Chicago
Secret Service
Europe
J. Fl. Hiles
Paris
Rainsford
D. D
W. Bourke Cochran
Christ
T. Alexander Hyde
Newton L. Bunnell
William Kinnear
J. F. Arnold
The Arena contents for Jone and notable reviewers
A listing of essays and authors in The Arena issue, including pieces by Rev Marion D Shatter Arthur McDonald and Helen Campbell. Topics span insanity and genius liberal churches skepticism women wage manners freedom in dress budget on practical process national mower maize symposium on silver coinage fashion reviews and literary notices.
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Marion D. Shatter
D. D
Arthur McDonald
M. D. Shatter
Helen Campbell
I. S. Deen
R. B. Leach
M. D
A.C. Fisk
Frances
Russell
Dresa
B. O. Flower
Pres
J. M. Coulter
Charles J. O’malley
Margaret Sidney
Wilen A. Richardson
Mary Newberry Adams
M. K. Craig
Will Allen Dromgoole
Eliza Calvert Uall
F. W. Sanders
A. M. Islam
Parisian Fashionable Telly
Mustratec
J. H. Dewey
Hattie C. Flower
Tnaferno
Miss Serrier
H. W. Thomas
D. I
Hamlin Garland
Henry Wood
de. Clarke
Oliver Cromwell
Ther
Remains of Ford Theatre Victims Sent Home
Washington mourned as the Friday Ford’s Theatre wreck victims were laid to rest. Remains sent to Philadelphia Evansville and Utica Arlington and Mount Olivet hosted services. Military and civic groups attended, with processions and solemn rides to stations. A restive public grows resentful toward officials over the catastrophe.
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Ford Theatre
Washington
Ford
George Q. Allen
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Emanuel Gates Shuil
Gattysburg
J. Boyd Jones
Evansville
Wis
Michael T. Mullaly
New Orleans
Samuel P. Banes
Bristol
Jeremiah Daly
Romola
H. S. Miller
Cumberland
J B. Gage
Kit Carson
Ninth Street
Masonic Fraternity
B. B. French Lodge
Red Miller
Mr. Rogers
Universalist Church
Utica
N. Y
Otto F. W. Maeder
Arlington
Burrows Nelson
Mount Olivet
Frank M.williams
Middleton
Congressional Cemetery
Samuel Green
Independent Order of Mechanites
Greenwood
Joseph Richard Fagan
Garfield Post
Immense sale cuts slash prices on dress goods and capes
Weekly offerings flood shelves after last week’s weather. Prices slashed to double purchasing power with all wool dress goods 48c, Tennis Flannel 8c, Figured Charlies 5c, Henriettas 50c, Silk Velvets $1, Chenille Covers $1.98, capes and jackets 1,250 units on sale, curtains and linens featured.
St Paul Railroad Worker Fatally Stabbed in Saloon Row
Michael Costello, a railroad employee, was stabbed at 7 a.m. by James Murray, a visiting stranger, at Third and Commercial streets. A four inch blade penetrated under the heart through the ribs after a saloon row. Costello is expected to die.
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St. Paul
Michael Costello
James Murray
Costello
Knocking Down Fare Warrant Issued in Midwest Line
A warrant for the arrest of a Chicago Great Western conductor on the Dubuque to Minneapolis route was sworn out for knocking down fares. The order to dismiss several other conductors followed.
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Minneapolis
Dubuque
Tragic drowning in Buckeye Creek endangering family
Zanesville Ohio June 12 domestic trouble led Mrs James Weaver near Fultonham to drown her two children aged six and three months and herself in Buckeye Creek authorities report the act followed a period of mental distress.
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Zanesville, O
James Weaver
Fultonham
Buckeye Creek
Grounded on the Rocks near Guimar Isle
Loxpon June 12 The Union line steamer Durban sailing from Southampton to Cape Town went aground on rocks near Guimar Tenerife one of the Canary Islands.
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Loxpon
Union
Durban
Chicago girl Elsie Duffy exposed as confidence trickster
A girl calling herself Elsie Duffy claimed abduction from Chicago but is revealed as a top confidence worker. She left town on a northbound train after collecting money from charitable locals, dodged board bills, and sold a ticket to a scalper.
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Buruieron
Elsie Duffy
Chicago
Moyérsa Escapes Tombs Prison In Historic Breakout
New York reports John Moyérsa escaped undetected from Tombs prison after digging out of his cell. It marks the first successful breakout since the prison's construction nearly six decades ago, promising a lasting place in crime history.
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New York
Tombs
John Moyérsa
Two Brothers Drowned in Madison River Fatality
Two brothers Laurie and Willie Osborne drowned in the river opposite Madison Iowa on June 12. Authorities report a tragic fishing mishap with both youths presumed lost in the current. Their family and local community mourn the double tragedy.
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Madison
Laurie
Willie
Osborne
Fargo Awakens To Rebuild After Fire
Fargo is settling into reconstruction with 400 workers clearing debris. All new buildings will be solid brick and fireproof. Businessmen moved to tents on Broadway now called New Broadway while permanent sites are rebuilt, signaling renewed optimism.
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Fargo
N. D
Broadway
New Broadway
Nyack excursion steamer rumored lost in Erie
Rumor says the Nyack steamship with 200 passengers from Buffalo to Chicago via Cleveland and Detroit foundered in Erie. Warnings from Cleveland reported sounds, but confirmation is lacking. Avon followed then turned back to Buffalo as Nyack continued toward its route.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Erie
Avon
Massachusetts Battleship Launched at Cramp Yard
The Massachusetts was launched at 9 59 am from Cramp yards in Philadelphia with Secretary Herbert, Attorney General Olney and 15 000 spectators present. Miss Leila Herbert christened the ship as the second of three 10 200 ton battleships built under Secretary Tracy. The vessel, sister to the Indiana and Oregon, features heavy armor and strong battery power, with armor 18 inches thick at the waterline and a contract price of 8 020 000 dollars awarded October 1, 1890.
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Massachusetts
Cramps
Navy
Herbert
Olney
Army
Leila Herbert
Naval Department
Tracy
Navy Department
Indiana
Oregon
San Francisco
Papal Legate Satolli Plans Pacific Coast Tour
Papal legate Mgr Satolli will begin a sweeping Pacific coast voyage this week stopping in Chicago St Paul for St Thomas seminary commencement. He will travel with Archbishop Ireland and clergy, using J J Hills private car, visiting Helena Yellowstone Park Spokane Seattle Portland Tacoma Victoria and likely San Francisco. The trip runs until August.
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Washington
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Road
Helena
Yellowstone Park
Spokane Falls
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Victoria
San Francisco
Private advices warn of US marines clash in Nicaragua
Reports from Nicaragua indicate grave danger of a confrontation between United States marines and local crowds. Troops have landed near Santa Fe to guard Canal Company property as the government vows to prevent an outbreak amid a serious situation.
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Lemont
Ill
National Guard
Altgeld
New York
the Times
Mexico
Nicaragua
United States
Santa ‘Fe
Canal Company
Notorious female forger Annie Murphy convicted in St Cloud
Annie M Doolittle known as Annie Murphy was convicted at midnight of forgery in the first degree for forging two New York drafts in St Cloud Minnesota. The punishment for the crime is not less than ten years in the state prison. She has forged drafts in Maine Michigan Minnesota Ohio New York Alabama and Washington. She is 26 years old and has been married twice. her last husband Arthur M Doolittle was sentenced to seven years for a Nashville forgery.
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St. Croup
Minn
Annie M. Doolittle
Annie Murphy
America
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
New York
Alabama
Washington
St. Cloud
Fine Weather Boosts Northwestern Farm Prospects
June 12 report from Minnesota and North Dakota notes favorable conditions for rapid crop growth. Frequent showers and warmer weather have farmers optimistic for a record harvest with crops across Northern Pacific and Great Northern divisions on par with or better than last year, and Manitoba and Dakota divisions especially improved.
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Northwestern
St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Manitoba
Dakota
Streets Turned Into Rivers in Douaveur Flood
A Saturday rainstorm dumped about two and a half inches in three hours on Douaveur Iowa. Streets became rushing rivers flooding homes, washing away sidewalks, and rupturing sewers. Estimated city loss reaches 50000 dollars. Cat Fish creek flood surpassed 1867, with several near drownings and railroad washouts reported.
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Douaveur
Cat Fish Creek
Fisher Abduction Suspect Arrested in Missouri Case
The Canton case ends as Dr. Fisher, alleged to perform abortions, is reported arrested and in sheriff Knott's hands after William Todd located him in Doniphan Missouri. Other items note WesternFreight meetings June 18, Cedar Falls bank receiver, Minnesota insanity case, Iowa political deal, Union Black Yards State Bank assignment, Lost notes in Eden Valley, and Gladstone Exchange Bank resumes.
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Sioux Faris, & D
Fisher
Canton
William Todd
Knott
Toda
Doniphan
Sioux Merry
Union Black Yards State Bank
E. W. Skerry
C. C. Pierce
Hayward G. Pierce
General James Hall Dies Suddenly on Train
General James A. Hall, long associated with this area, died suddenly on a train between Syracuse and Utica while returning home from Columbus. The death occurred June 12 amid travel delays and family notification. Further details were not immediately available.
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James Hall
James A. Hall
Syracuse
Utica
Columbus
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