National Amateur Press association elects Hanevels president
At the National Amateur Press association's twentieth annual Chicago convention William Hanevels of Fargo North Dakota was chosen president. The report also notes arrests for coin scuttling near Union City Pennsylvania and multiple financial trials across states.
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Chicago
National Amateur Press Association
William Hanevels
Fargo
Prairie Breezes
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Stations
Denver
James
Thomas
James McNerney
Union City
Sliciwaxney
Wilmot Springs
Howard Till
Uve
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Washington
C. Newton
Marion
Ind
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Tar Richelieu Hotel
Chisago
V. Bemis
Lewis
Winnias Brosseau
Mes
Nella Paloney
Urbana
Dr. Moragan
Pope
Detroit
Mich
Vie Bank of Norborne
Carecotton County
American Bible Society
Uous Tisuen
Gaines Uniontown
Puget Sound National Bank of
Everett
Wash
Aurwal
Santa Fe
Het Monument, Co
New London
Conn
Kare
Ericsson
Marquette Midland Pfies
Joseph Nudeat
Ladromen
George McNamara
Kansas City
Mayfield
New York
Ife
Ckien
Miller
Prios
Schwersin
Germany
Alta Vista
Milwaukee
Wilry Trusy
Neero
J. Martin
Summerville
Ark
Anruun Nawsay
Trin
Brooklyn
Iowa
Tazewell County
Petin
W.P. Woowen
Wagner & Wagner
Mndianapolis
Fort Scott
Kan
Winttas Panesax
John Good
Greensburg
Freeman
Geetrady Binitty
Good
Peoria & Pekin
Peoria
Til
Martha Wright
Emetet
Andrew ‘Tomas
Moss Point
Tukan
Scranton
Misk
Debating the silver and gold standards in a historic forum
A dense, fractured report details a public debate on monetary policy with Senator Morritt and Mr Harvey defending differing views on silver, gold, and the coinage system. The exchange covers the parity of monetary metals, the implications of demonetizing silver, and the impact on prices, labor, and national finance.
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Phaeane Monde
Nani
Harvey
Hlnvicburn
Morrill
Horr Witty
Morvitt Flesad
Morritt
Gvary
Warvey
Berhagegue
Uranel
Krolati
Rou
Morr
Wort
Margoy
Equitable
Act of Congress
Tistory
Horr
Harvey Beieves
Horralowk
Bruto
Wurvey
Hort
Fragmented Speech on Prosperity and Elections Influence
The text discusses prosperity, election participation, and concerns about future provision for families. It references communities, a person named Winrvey, and tensions amid political debate. The passage uses distorted terms and unclear names, but centers on societal well being and electoral sentiment.
Evils of Bad Books in Youth Education Debate
Dr Edwards of Chicago, editor of the North Western Advocate, condemns sensational youth literature and argues for more age appropriate reading. He urges increasing wholesome publications to counter dangerous works and criticizes party journals for policy-driven publishing.
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Fox
Northwestern Advocate
2 Pede
Edwards
Record Breaker Ship Arrives As Tea Shipment Breaks Speed Limit
Stormer Astoun arrives at Victoria after a record fast voyage from Yokohama to New York. The Aston completed a fifteen day sea leg, followed by an eight day overland run for tea, aiming to set a new overall dispatch time from Yokohama to New York.
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Ponrnaxa
Aston
Victoria
Yokohama
Astoun
New York
Yokohaima
Cirga
College to Remain Open at Carthage Rescued by Local Funds
After twenty five years of struggle due to limited means the Carthage college trustees proposed closing it until a plan surfaced. Mr Denhart of Washington offered 10000 dollars while the Lutheran church pledged 5000 and citizens contributed ten thousand in improvements. The church and citizens accepted the plan and announced the college will reopen in September.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
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St Clair
Mich
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James L. Travers
Washington, D. C
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Hedin
Cleburne
Edel
Fred Whitney
Bankers
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Lala Geneva
Elvin
Denver
Col
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Alexander H. Rice DE ex governor Massachusetts dies
Alexander H. Rice, former Massachusetts governor, died at the Longwood hotel after a paralysis stroke. Born in Newton, he rose from a printer to mayor of Boston in 1860 and to Congress, earning a reputation as one of the state's ablest governors.
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New Yorke
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People's Party
Boston
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Brockton
Ceeident
Groner Neuen
Wollesisiting
Dayton
Timothy Dewey
Concord
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Yura
Army of Liberty
Banque du Poupla l
Montreat
Cuarnes
Scunyer
Switzerland
Burne
Jan Mornty
Ireland
Rosebery
Sturan MM
Stannymore
Bulgaria
Sofia
Pan-American Congress of Religion and Education
Toronto
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Ont
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Nellie
Galva
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Ortegin
Mavic Ty
Isela del Pint
Gulf of Genoa
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Morros
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Rice
Longwood
Alexander H. Ries
Newton
Mine
Union College
Piper
Jie Wan
Bostou
Hy Wos
Mande
Pills roc and 25¢ box advertisement copy
Advertising copy for a druggist promotional offer. Mentions pills roc priced at 25 cents per box and a free book available at druggists. Includes supplier B. F. Allen Co. with address 365 Canal Street New York. Claims annual sales exceeding 6,000,000 boxes.
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B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
New York
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