Buckeye Governor McKinley Receives Ovation at World’s Fair
Ohio Governor William McKinley Jr visited the Chicago world’s fair on June 23, entering the Ohio State Building to a large informal reception. About 10,000 people gathered as he thanked attendees and praised the fair, receiving an enthusiastic long cheer after a short balcony speech. Wanamaker & Brown won the first fall against Sunday Opening.
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Chicago
Ohio
Palace of Fine Arts
William McKinley, Jr
State Building
C. M. Anderson
Greenfigl
Snagson
Cincinnati
Leave to Amend Bill Against World's Fair Complication
Judge Jenkins grants Wanamaker Brown and P. W. Pratt leave to amend their bill against the World's Columbian Exposition Co. Stocks held and alleged acts to violate Sunday gate restrictions are outlined. Complainants claim doors on Sundays would reduce losses and affect government reimbursements tied to souvenir funds.
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Cucago
Jenkins
Wanamaker& Brown
P. W. Pratt
Wanamaker & Brown
Congress
Exposition Company
Montana gold exhibit at fair reaches high value
A Montana mining display loaned by the Montana National Bank arrives for the fair. The collection is valued in the several thousands of dollars and contributes to an overall Montana total around 260 000 dollars, marking one of the richest displays on the grounds. In Minnesota, the twenty fifth annual meeting of the Minnesota State Medical College opens in session.
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Montana
Helena
Montana National Bank
Minneapolis
Minnesota State Medical: College
Attendance at Lumber Exchange Congresses in Chicago
The Lumber Exchange reports a morning session with committee and officer reports and an address by the president. Evening sessions covered nervous diseases with specialists presenting papers. Notable papers included Progress and Present Condition of Banking in the Keystone State by S Davis Page and Functions of Banks by Myron Campbell.
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Chicago
Art Institute
Bankers’ Congress
S. Davis Page
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Myron Campbell
Indiana
Fire and Marine Insurance Congress
Hall
Blanchard
Central Traffic Association
Alexander Woller
Sweden
Meeting Of Western Passenger Association Called
Curcago June 23 The Western Passenger Association plans a June 27 meeting to decide on rate actions due to Great Northern reductions. Some agents expect Union Pacific to abstain or exit Montana business. Great Northern sells 3000 mile tickets July 1 at 75 dollars. Tickets valid across GN system Sioux City and Northern and Canadian Pacific between Neche Winnipeg. Washington June 23 Government to contest Seattle district court ruling over Puyallup Indians lands. Olney orders immediate representation for the Indian agent. Chicago June 23 A reciprocal traffic contract between Grand Trunk and Reading systems creates the Reading Despatch fast freight line. Wesster City June 23 Cowboys Berry Stephens and Gillespie pass through with Berry leading, then Rattlesnake Pete and Gillespie.
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Curcago
Western Passenger Association
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Montana
Sioux City
Northern
Canadian Pacific
Neche
Winnipeg
Washington
United States District Court
Seattle
Wash
Tacoma
Severalty
Olney
United States District Attorney
Chicago
Reading
Methodist Exhibit Keeps Some Fair Presence Despite Sunday Closure
Chicago officials report that the Methodist Episcopal church will retain part of its exhibit at the fair but will close on Sundays, indicating a partial continuation amid ongoing discussions about the event. The decision reflects a measured stance by church leaders rather than a full withdrawal.
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yeotter
Combined Lutheran Synod Sessions Open in Milwaukee
Mrs Cleveland attends the Gruy Gray area launch and landing, as the combined Lutheran synod of Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan begins sessions at St Matthias Church. Religious services mark the opening with attendees from Gray Gables and nearby locales.
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Cleveland
Gray, Gables
Gaines
Milwaukee
Lutheran Synod of
Destructive cyclone devastates Jefferson County Kansas
A June 23 cyclone swept over a 1 mile by 60 mile section of Jefferson County. Fourteen people died and several were injured as homes and farms were destroyed. Bodies were found mangled across the area, including the Kincaid family and Evans farm. Physicians from Perry and Lawrence aided the wounded. recovery stretched for hours.
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ToreKa
Kansas
Jefferson County
L. F. Evans
Emery Evans
L. M. Grimes
Mary Grimes
John Hutchinson
Samuel Kincaid
Clara Kincaid
Sadie Kincaid
Walter Kincaid
Eva Kincaid
W. F. Peters
Samuel Start
Mrs. Hutchinson
L.M. Grimes
Perry
Lawrence
Williamstown
Kincaid
L. F
Timber Fires Threaten Anaconda and Pueblo Region
Forest fires rage on Green Horn mountains 80 miles southwest of Pueblo since Monday night. They have burned several miles of ground and denuded Mount Carlos, the range’s highest peak, flames visible ten miles away. Cripple Creek near Bald Mountain is a blaze mass and Anaconda town is threatened as strong south winds drive smoke across the western sky.
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Anaconda
Denver
Green Horn Mountains
Pueblo
Mount Carlos
Cripple Creek
Bald Mountain
Senate chooses telegraphic delegation for Stanford funeral
Washington June 28 Vice President Stevenson and Senate Sergeant at Arms Valentine concluded that an East delegation cannot reach Menlo Park California in time for Senator Stanford's funeral Saturday. Senator Mitchell of Oregon and General Stephen W White of California have been requested by telegraph to represent the Senate at the occasion.
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Washington
Stevenson
Valentine
Senate
Stanford
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Caildren
Fawcett’s
John Pellowski
Strest
Ren
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Columbia Clothing Co
I. CO. Smita
Buckeye
Ohio State Building
Messrs
Minnesota
AT the Art, Institute
The
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Wesster City
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Blairsburg
Stephens
Rattlespake
Pete
John Gillespie
Lutheran Synod
Colorado
Grand Clearing Out Sale
COFI
S. Morgan
West Third Street
Genter St
Winona
Isfat
Henry J. Stelter
Weat
Bohn
ODD Fellows
Lafayette Stree - Winona, Minn
Mike
Becaus
Mike Georgen
WN. Meyer’s Book Store
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Main
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E. B. Witte
William Sonexdherg
H. A. Hengle
Walnut Street
GOS
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L. C. Porter Milling: CO
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