Grant Monument Unveiled at Galena in solemn ceremony
In Galena on June 4, Pauline Kohl unveiled a bronze statue of Gen. Grant in a six acre riverfront park. Chauncey M. Depew delivered an oration, with remarks by ex Governor Hoard and Judge Crabtree. The $50,000 work by Gelert of Chicago stands on gray granite base and honors Grant’s Civil War leadership and central role in preserving the Union.
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Confusing Local Ballot Texts Spark Election Debate
A fragmented item describes disputed ballot wording in a county election. It notes differing ticket phrases and legal questions about how votes are counted and whether a result should stand. The piece cites statutes and potential challenges to the ticket design and election legality.
Barber Ed Price Arrested After Assault Incident
In Cincinnati on June 8, Ed Price, a barber from O'Briensville, was arrested after allegedly assaulting three persons during a chaotic scene. A crowd chased the suspect, who was eventually taken into custody and imprisoned.
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Elliott murder trial jury progress in Cotcacs trial
The Elliott murder case progresses as jury selection nears completion. A juror was accepted and challenges were addressed to allow time for further investigation and to renew for cause. The jury should be completed this week.
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Elliott Wise
A Heavenly Mystery Over Wapakoneta Clears Sky
A strange haze appeared Monday evening over Wapakoneta Ohio as an immense funnel cloud moved rapidly from west to east. The black gray mass drew hundreds into streets and from rooftops to watch it drift away toward the west, its nature and origin unknown.
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Investigation Ordered Over Ohio River Pollution
Citizens along the Ohio River welcome a state inquiry into river water quality for towns using the river. Dr Probst leads the probe and is expected to report unfavorable findings on drinking water use. Action to curb pollution may require interstate cooperation.
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Madatin pastor arrested for disrupting religious meeting
Potonprrersiz New York June Rev J H Boyre pastor of the Baptist church at Madatin was arrested on a charge of disturbing a religious meeting. He believed he had a right to fill the pulpit and jumped over several people to enter while Rev Wood led the service. Trustees say Boyce was dismissed and paid in full after a prior incident.
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Federal Control Seizes Immigration Duties at Ports
Secretary Foster shifted immigration duties from state boards to the federal government. The transfer covers Baltimore Philadelphia and other ports, effective under the March 8 act. The move centralizes all immigration matters under federal oversight, improving nationwide consistency.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Cough Remedy Advertisement
An advertised health notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as strengthening nerves easing headaches aiding female health and purifying blood. It also quotes Hon W V Lucas endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with a 60 cent bottle offered by Kaller & Wilson druggists in June.
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Captai Courtney News Fragment
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Deadly wind storm hits Latonia and Covington in fierce cyclone
A cyclone swept through Cincinnati area unleashing hail the size of goose eggs and tearing through Covington Kentucky and Latonia race track. At Latonia thousands fled as shutters and stands were damaged. one worker Joseph Watt killed in Covington. Property losses exceed $40,000 with widespread crop damage and ruined hotel and race track facilities.
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Electric Storm Hits Cleveland Trolley Car
A violent wind and rain storm swept Cleveland causing extraordinary electrical disturbances. Lightning struck the Hotel Wilmot and jumped to a passing electric streetcar, shocking occupants and flinging several to one end. Traffic was temporarily stopped as washed streets and hail battered rails.
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Wind Storm Sweeps Pittsburg and Allegheny
A severe wind and rain storm struck Pittsburg and Allegheny at 2 20 yesterday causing dust and debris to fill streets. Portable objects were driven away and residents struggled to hold on as branches and signs toppled. Lightning accompanied the downpour with little reported damage so far.
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Severe storm causes fires and fatalities in Ohio
Reports from Fanos sections of Ore describe a severe rain and electrical storm. Metal cars at Akron were burned and Hansen struck. A barn housing three men burned. the men perished in the flames after being struck by lightning. A horse and rider near West Jefferson were fatally injured. Other casualties are reported.
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Scientist Announces Law of Vanation for Aquas Vapor
Gen Stewart Stanley of South California proclaims discovery of the law of vanation of the maximum tension of aquas vapor. He claims the breakthrough resolves a major difficulty in industrial physics and promises advances in atmospheric control and steam engine technology.
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Stewart Stanley
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Nearing the Wind-Up in Presbytery Assembly Proceedings
Detroit June 3 The opening devotional session of the Presbyterian assembly was earnest and tender with tributes to the 117 members who died this year. The committee on worldly amusements explained its discipline recommendations and debated their reconstruction. Dr Condit argued only the initial resolution referencing past assemblies was needed. The final form opposed amusements Christians cannot engage in Christ's name.
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Lightning-Struck Boy Loses Glasses Near Sarigus
Anzana O June 4 Lightning struck near Sarigus causing a boy from J W Leonard to be injured and his eyeglasses melted. Witnesses report a bright flash and a loud crack with a minor impact on the boy who wore glasses.
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Jury Advances Elliott Murder Trial Despite Possible Challenge
In Columbus Ohio on June 6 the Elliott murder case added a twelfth juror though a juror may be excused. A request for a change of venue was noted while defense counsel reported ongoing issues. A ceremonial tree shipped from Washington to Chicago may be part of the proceedings.
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Address on the Rocky Mountain Evergreens Convention
An eloquent address on Seay Mountain evens was delivered by Harrison and followed by a related invitation. Barry of the National society addressed the convention and suggested correspondence with related organizations as part of the gathering.
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Ingersoll's Candidate in City Visit
Col. Bob Ingersoll spoke on a railroad suit in the United court when asked who he would back for the Democratic nomination. He endorsed Judge Gresham as a strong, thoroughly good man and doubted Cleveland could win the nomination, claiming Harrison was more popular.
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Old Farmer's Family Celebrates 38 Years of Marriage
Indiana Pouis reports Mr Waterman, the county's wealthiest farmer, has been married 38 years and is father to nine sons and two daughters. Six sons are married with sixteen grandchildren. He has given each child 160 acres of land, settling the family around him. Remarkably, no death has occurred in the family.
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Large Worm Discovered in Nose During Examination
Rosa Owen suffered a long nose ailment before a medical exam revealed a large worm embedded in the flesh of his nose. The worm measured about one inch, had a black head, and protruded from the wound as it was removed.
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American Home Missionary Society Concludes 65th Convention
The American Home Missionary Society closed its sixty fifth annual convention in Saratoga New York with President Dingley of Maine delivering the closing address. The session featured speeches and was one of the largest and most enthusiastic gatherings, with reports from state auxiliaries showing the society thriving.
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Arctic Explorer Arrives in Denver for Expedition
Arctic explorer Lient Schwalks reached Denver on June 1 and plans to meet ex-Minister to Mexico E. B. Wing. They will depart for the Paumik coast to begin their Arctic voyage.
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Twin Brother Abducts Wife of His Brother in Maine
Sheriff Reed arrested Albert Cowan of Dover on a charge of abducting and fleeing with his brother Arthur Cowan's wife. Arthur had married the Portland woman two weeks earlier and had brought her to Rockland. Albert, who had never met her, approached and took her away, prompting a warrant after Arthur learned of the deception.
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Schweinfurth Escapes Tar and Feather Vengeance
In Kansas City Missouri a mob gathered to tar and feather Schweinfurth known as The Only True Christ. He fled and concealed himself after angry citizens demanded punishment for his claimed revelations and disciples.
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Pennsylvania Doctors in Session
The third day of the State Medical Society meeting in Reapixa Pa opened with talks on Surgery by Dr H Altis of Philadelphia and Dr Packard also of Philadelphia. Dr E E Montgomery of Philadelphia read a paper on conditions arising after parturition and related causes. Montgomery, resident physician at Philadelphia hospital, described several observed cases and treatments.
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Rev Phillips Brooks Elected Bishop in Massachusetts
New York reports Rev Phillips Brooks approved by twenty seven dioceses standing committees and declared elected to the Massachusetts bishopric. Bishops will vote individually on confirmation of election. Ohio's State Treasury.
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Money About All Spent and Treasury Woes
The state treasury worsens with May warrants totaling 585070.85 dollars the largest monthly payout in state history. Most of 332000 dollars of direct tax refunds charged to the general revenue fund has been spent leaving only 88876.19 dollars on June 1 declining to 66854.64 dollars after fines.
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Catarrh Remedy Ad Promises Cure and Reward
An old advertisement extols Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a weapon against catarrh a supposed invading disease. It promises to tear you away from the monster and claims a $500 reward for any incurable case in the head. The ad ends with a proverb about small gains.
Sulphur Remedies Claim Kidney Health Boost
A Bridgeport reader reports overcoming dropsy and kidney disease after using sulfur remedies. The testimonial credits the medicine as the best seen for kidney illness and urges others not to be discouraged by doctors' warnings.
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Trade Outlook Shows Cautious Yet Hopeful Markets
R G Dun & Co weekly review notes persistent money market strength despite gold exports and slow business activity. Western and southern harvest prospects look bright while iron, wool, and dry goods show varying demand. regional trade rumbles include improved hardware in Hartford and steady Cleveland demand with soft shoe markets.
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Seminary Board Passes Transfer Resolution Amid Meeting Turmoil
Theological Seminary directors approve transferring Dr Baezes from Wavenport to Edward Robinson professorship amid a tense session. Voters split 40 to 2 in favor as two dissenters push back and the general assembly is urged to weigh in. Professor Prentiss fainted during the session, needing care, as others spoke of duties and governance under the charter.
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Immigration Law Seen Incomplete Need for Amendments
Deputy Commissioner James R. O Beirne in Washington says the new immigration law is not comprehensive, and Congress will be forced to amend it next winter. He cites unskilled labor imported under contract and urges labor unions to flag suspicious gangs in New York or Washington so officials can investigate and return workers as needed. Local items note a South Carolina world’s fair meeting, European sugar beet delays, Balmoral grip affecting queen’s staff, Manitoba crop optimism, Ashland harbor labor actions, and Rochester boycott prosecutions.
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Itata Surrender Ends Chilean Escape Over Gun Shipment
The insurgent steamship Itata, fleeing U S authorities, is delivered to a U S war vessel after arriving in Tocopilla. Itata has handed over all ammunition seized in San Diego, including rifles, as officials discuss transport to the United States for court action in San Diego. The Charleston cruiser is en route from a northern port to assist.
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Itata to be Returned to United States
Official dispatch from Admiral McCann in Chile reports the Itata arriving at Symique with 5,000 rifles and ammunition seized from the Robert M. Minn. It transfers no munitions to the Esmeralda, proceeds to Tocopila, and will be convoyed back to San Diego for legal action.
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Unconfirmed Itata Surrender Report Hints Navy State Doubts
Officials in the Navy and State Departments have not confirmed a cable about the insurgent vessel Itata being ready to surrender at port. Analysts note the Itata’s movement toward Tocopilla and delayed cargo discharge fuel suspicions the surrender may be imminent, pending Admiral McCann's cable confirmation.
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German ships ordered to Chillan waters report
Admiral McCann dated April 29 reports five German ships ordered to Chillan waters and due about June 25. The arrival of the United States steamship Baltimore at Valparaiso has attracted much attention and had a good effect.
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Commander of the Stata Explains
The commander states that the arms were not embarked at San Diego but many miles out to sea. The insurgent government at Iquique claims this modifies the situation and will probably lead to a speedy solution of difficulties.
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Fayette County Farmers Alliance Plans Separate Ticket
The Fayette county Farmers Alliance resolves to nominate a Peoples ticket for the county. At a county meeting in Washington, on June 5, members vote unanimously to unite labor groups and call a convention at 9 o clock a.m. to form the ticket.
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Ayer s Sarsaparilla Praised by Doctors and Patients
Advertisements recount endorsements from Dr W P Wright of Paw Paw Ford Tennessee and Dr R Boyle of Philadelphia praising Ayer s Sarsaparilla for blood disorders and chronic diseases. Testimonials claim cures for scrofulous sores and general blood purification with repeated use.
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