Richard P Bland Died Peacefully After Long Illness
Richard Parks Bland died at his Lebanon Missouri home at 4 30 am after a lengthy grippe related decline. Born in 1835 in Kentucky he rose from schoolteacher to lawyer then congressman serving multiple terms and a 1896 presidential nomination bid as a silver Democrat. The obituary notes his long political career and role as a pioneer silver advocate.
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Bt. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Lebanon
Richard Parks Bland
Bland
Congress
Hartford
Ohio County
Tie
Kentucky
Missouri
Ife
California
Virginia City
Ney
William J. Bryan
TO FIGHT TRUSTS. FARMERS TO MOBILIZE AGAINST TRUSTS
Aaron Jones of New Carlisle Indiana declares in an interview that a national farmers trust will form and eventually backfire on its creators. He predicts a 1,000,000 strong organized farmer force could pressure trusts through nonviolent warfare and make extortion difficult for them to carry out.
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New Carlisle
Ind
Alaska Diffi culties Smoothed Until August Meeting
United States ambassador Joseph Choate received from the foreign office a communication on the Alaska question signaling a satisfactory temporary arrangement. Officials pledged no details but favored press statements that the Alaska issues are largely settled until the high commission meets in August.
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Une
United States
Joseph I. Choate
Foreign Office
Alaska
High Commission
Widespread Disasters and Notable Executions in 1899 News
A fractured digest cites multiple 1899 events: a wife killer hanged at Alton, a Nantucket-like shipwreck near Kangaroo Island with 30 dead, a lynching near Surrency Georgia, and a Marlboro Md murder case. Also noted are political moves in Maryland and Oregon, California university leadership, and a Manila station command change. The piece mentions a large drop in world wheat supply estimates, mining disasters in Wisconsin, and a tragedy in Texas family quarrel with deaths. It blends crime, politics, exploration, and economic data from diverse locales.
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Coal Creek
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Strong
Newsrave, Conn
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Amanda Clark
Dominion Con Company
Glassco Day
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Pike's Peak
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Roy Williams
Dave Clark
Surrency
Hoth
Treasury Department
Canada
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
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Ithaca
California State University
John C. Watson
Manila
Asiatic Station
Dewey
Omaha
Neb
Allen Brothers
Touts Tatrick Colored
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William FE. Pischer
New Orleans
Howard Blackburn
Gloucester
Mass
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Marmundee
Bethany
Lewiston
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