Washington Democrats and Populists Form the People's Ticket
A joint conference committee for Democratic, Populist, and silver Republican factions agreed the ticket will be the People's party with Democrats and silver Republicans each receiving a congressman. The platform reaffirms Bryanite aims, supports free coinage, denounces the Dingley tariff, and opposes surrender to Spain while urging cautious action on the Philippines. HogansvilleGA report notes no smallpox in town, vaccination underway, and quaratine against Lone Oak nearby.
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How Del Leck Frequent Question Asked by Women
A fragment reflects on a woman's search for vitality and youth as age advances. It notes that “Secale” in women is linked to weakness and disease of the womb, suggesting medical concern over aging and femininity. The text is terse and era-specific in tone.
The Excellence of Syrup of Figs and Its Pure Source
A promotional note stresses the genuine Syrup of Figs is produced only by Callivorxia Fig Syrup Co, warning against imitations. It touts benefits to kidneys liver and bowels without irritation, griping, or nausea, and urges remembering the company name for authenticity.
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Drowned Naval Cadet Wheeler and Lt Kirkpatrick Near Camp Wixorr
Bodies of Naval Cadet Thomas H. Wheeler and Second Lieutenant Newton D. Kirkpatrick were found washed ashore after a surf bath at Camp Wixorr near Moxtawk Poit. A patrol detail had searched the beach with lanterns as undertow and heavy surf hampered rescue. Two bier bodies were formed from planks near the lifesaving station, and General Wheeler and his daughters awaited word at headquarters. Authorities infer a third drowning. The incident follows a day of strong surf and missing weather conditions.
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G A R Encampment Opens as 1200 Delegates Attending
The thirty second annual G A R encampment began with three days of preliminaries in Cincinnati. Over 1200 national delegates attended the sessions at Music Hall as Governor Bushnell welcomed them and Commander in Chief Gobin spoke about week long festivities and the future of the organization. A parade of civic and industrial groups followed, highlighting peace jubilee celebrations with 10 000 escorts and 60 bodies in attendance. The talk included inviting Confederate veterans to meet with the G A R next year to discuss a possible joint or fraternally connected encampment arrangement.
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Nicaragua Canal Project Feasible, Survey Underway
Admiral Walker reports 250 workers remain through the rainy season surveying soil and dam sites along the canal line. They measure rainfall and stream flow to refine cost and feasibility, with data improving the commission’s report for the upcoming session.
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Suez Canal Traffic Leads World as British Ships Dominate
In the year ending June 30, 4,849,073 tons of goods moved through the Suez Canal on 1,792 ships. British-flag vessels totaled 1,196 of 1,793. Germany ranked second with 178, France 107, the Netherlands 99, and Austria 49. Only four American ships traversed the canal. Argentina, China, and Greece trailed in commerce.
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Signal Service In Good Condition
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Obedience to bet m8 and philosopher Bat go ae Riess
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