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Butte Republicans rebuke W A Clark in county convention
In Silver Bow county a republicans convention denounced the Clark Henize plan to split the party and attacked Clark as owner of a dominant company store. They praised the Silver Bow Democratic delegation for resisting his influence and warned of a binding pledge for legislators.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Butte
Clark
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Nam
Hobson
Geiger
Bywater
Publc
Clark Heelers
Fergus County Convention Undermines Clark Republicans
Fergus county voters last Saturday backed local GOP leader Hon Bimeon Hobson while four of fifteen Republican delegates bolted. The Fergus gathering exposed rifts with Clark aligned factions as Hedg es of Fergus county chose a different course challenging Clark’s statewide influence.
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Clark
Fergus County
Bimeon &. Hobson
Hobson
Geiger
Ingersoll
Marcyes
Fergus county political clash reshapes Hobson group
The Friends of Hedges seized control, making Hedges convention chair and Fergus delegation head, renominating him to the legislature. Charles C. Long, a Clark Republican, faced removal from the Fergus delegation and renomination. Saturday proved a stern setback for Hobson and Long.
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Hobson
Fergus
Fergus County
House of Representatives
Charles C. Long
Long
Clark
Geiger
Somethers
Secere
Roosevelt Visit Tale Drawn From Miles City Dispatch
A Montana Cattlemen's association dispatch hints Governor Roosevelt may visit Montana for the fall meeting. The piece notes Hanna's alleged concessions, clarifies the cattlemen avoid political discussions, and suggests Roosevelt would be treated with respect if he comes, despite past criticisms.
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New York
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Cattlemen’s Association
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Chicago
Senator Carter
Washington
Washington and Keeps A Cow. Besides, Mr. Carter
Trope Mine
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Dakota
Yale University
Bryan
The Stars Love on McKinley Prediction
Professor Sullivan claims June 19 1896 files of the New York Herald show he predicted McKinley’s 1896 presidential victory using astrology. He asserts favorable stars then for McKinley with sun moon Venus Jupiter and Mercury cited as key supporters.
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Sullivan
New York Herald
McKinley
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Mercury
Saturn
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White House
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Stars, politics, and prophecy cloud McKinley’s fate
The article analyzes public opinion turning against McKinley over his Puerto Rican policy and militarism. It quotes Prof Sullivan’s star readings predicting McKinley’s downfall, notes celestial oppositions signaling trouble, and criticizes Cuba policy shaping a constrained Cuban convention under U.S. military oversight.
Independence and Cuba Pledge Spurs Political Moves
The national platform includes a pledge for Cuba’s independence and self government. An executive order calls for delegates and a constitutional convention in Cuba seen as a political maneuver to shape public opinion and influence the upcoming election.
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United State
United States
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Ohio
Notable Society Figures and Royal Guests Across Europe
Personal notes mention Princess Mlle Barese of Naples leading Naples animal protection work. The German emperor plans an open air performance in the Taunus near Homburg with Baron Hulsten in late August. Mrs Clemens shapes Mark Twain's literary life. Governor Stanley returns from Colorado vacation. Senator West enjoys Sweet Springs amid quotes on home. Franz Josef of Austria marks his 70th birthday with a family gathering at Lachs, joined by Bavarian royalty and Austrian archdukes and archduchesses.
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Saalburg
Homburg
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Mark Twain
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Colorado
Senator West
Sweet Springs
Florida
Alaska
Franz Josef
Lachs
Leopold
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Teir
Marie Valeo
Austria
Elizabeth Marie
Rudolph
Opposition Conventions Unite Against Rogers in Seattle
In Seattle on August 27 the anti Rogers factions meet in three halls and plan sessions through tomorrow. Populists led by State Land Commissioner Bridges oppose Rogers and seek a unified ticket with Democrats and Silver Republicans reluctant to act. Nominations favor Turner against Helfer while dark horses Favette or Voorhees possible.
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Avention
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Rogers
Populiets
Fo Rogers
Bridges
Rogers Democratic
Tom Vance
Democratic
Turner
Charles C. Helfer
Fawcett
Pierce County
Voorhees
Spokane
War Dept Orders Mark Buried Soldiers Graves
Washington aug 27 difficulty identifying buried soldiers due to unclear grave locations prompts war department to require every grave be marked with a head board showing name rank and organization. Company commanders and hospital surgeons bear responsibility for the men who died in the field or in hospitals.
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Murder and double suicide at Hotel Vendome
In New York on August 27, John W. Esson or Essing of Chicago shot his friend Harold H. Striditon in the head and body, then shot himself in the mouth. Both men were well known in Chicago. Authorities note heat, drink, and jealousy as possible causes. Mrs. Lillian Hayes said Striditon owed diamonds worth 1000 and sought their return.
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New York
John W. Esson
Essing
Chicago
Harold H. Striditon
Vendome
Chieseo
Essen
Evsging
Lillian Hayes
Judgment Awarded to J. Eppinger Owners in Collision Case
G W English and other owners of the schooner J Eppinger won a district court judgment against the American steamer Columbia for the wreck and losses after a fog bound collision about 60 miles north of San Francisco. The steamer was noted to have steamed at 13 knots in thick weather, deemed negligent by Judge De Haven.
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G. W. English
J. Eppinger
United States District Court
Columbia
Eppinger
Terrific storm tears through Sedalia and Rostock regions
A noon storm in Sedalia Missouri leveled three Main street brick buildings, unroofed Woods Opera House, damaged dozens more, felled thousands of shade trees, and disrupted streetcar, telegraph, and phone lines. Heavy rain flooded streets. Separately in Rostock area thunderstorms damaged crops and caused substantial destruction in Saxony and Thuringia.
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Post-Dispatch
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Main Street
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Berlin
Stuttart
Leipsie
Rostock
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United States Volunteers association formed in Chattanooga
The United States Volunteers association was formed in Chattanooga with Colonel Richard Henry Savage of New York as president. The group plans non partisan, non sectional, and non sectarian service in line with Spanish war orders and expects membership to exceed 200 000.
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United States Volunteers Association
Colemnel Richard Henry Savage
New York
Battalion of Engineers
Man claims Jesse James alive in Colorado grocery run
Fort Worth reports a man from Texas alleging Jesse James survived the St. Joseph shooting and now runs a grocery near Trinidad, Colorado, nearly 20 years after the event. He says the killer was a detective, not Bob Ford.
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Tex
Jesse James
St. Joseph
Bob Ford
Trinidad
Colo
Roosevelt West Tour Schedule Unveiled
In Chicago on August 27 the Republican Party disclosed Governor Roosevelt's western itinerary via the party vice chairman. The Montana stops include Helena on September 17 and Butte on September 18.
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Roosevelt
West
Republican National Committee
Montana
Helena
Mont
Butte
Opera Singer Camille DArville Weds W C Crellin in Oakland
Camille D Arville the opera singer married W C Crellin a prominent Oakland businessman at noon in the groom's parents home. It is reported Mrs Crellin will retire from the stage immediately.
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Cal
Camille D’arville
W. C. Crellin
Denver Population Rises To 133 859 In Census
Census Bureau reports Denver Colorado has 133 859 residents, up from 106 713 in 1890. Increase equals 27 146 and 25.44 percent.
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Denver
Colo
Census Totals For Baltimore Rise Since 1890
The census bureau bulletin shows Baltimore's population at 508,057, up from 454,409 in 1890. This marks an increase of 74,518 people, or 17.15 percent.
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Baltimore
Census Bureau
Beard Former Port Collector and State Treasurer Dies at 55
Lawson W. Beard a longtime figure in Boston Republican politics and former collector of the port of Boston and ex state treasurer died here tonight at age 55.
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Lawson W. Beard
Eleven Die as Heat Prolongs in New York
Extreme heat persisted with two more days expected, and eleven deaths were reported today in New York as the heatwave continued.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Corean Heir Prince Eui Wah Heads to Washington
Prince Eui Wah, heir apparent to the Corean throne, began a night trip to Washington where he will enroll in a college.
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San Francisco
Eui Wah
Washington
Needham Renominated by Seventh District Republicans
San Diego reports J C Needham was renominated for congress by the Seventh district Republican convention today. The event reaffirmed Needham as the party’s candidate for the upcoming election in California.
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San Diego
Cal
J. C. Needham
Academy for Boys at Morgan Park Seeks Admission
The University of Chicago for Boys at Morgan Park offers preparatory courses for colleges and technical schools with experienced faculty, a new gymnasium and dormitories, laboratories and library facilities. Tuition ranges from 10 to 450 dollars with 45 scholarships available for the fall term starting September 19. Address Wayland J. Chase Dean.
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Morgan Park
Wayland J. Chase
Morgen Park
Ilinois
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