Hanna Warns Democrats Urges Duty at Chicago Hamilton Club
Senator Hanna told a Hamilton Club dinner in Chicago that overconfidence endangers Republicans and that free silver, not imperialism, is the campaign’s central issue. He urged active campaigning in Illinois and cautioned against distraction tactics while predicting McKinley’s path to victory with West votes mobilized.
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Chicago
Senator Hanna
Hamilton Club
Mason
Hanna
United States
McKinley
State of Illinois
Middle West
William McKinley
Burying Galveston Victims Progressing
The report details deaths from the Galveston storm including Mrs J C Collins and W P Hawley, plus serious injuries to W W C MeBham and wife. Towns Angleton Arcadia Altoloman show severe damage, many missing or injured. Dozens displaced. bodies recovered, drift debris inland, railroad washed out, and loling salvage and aid efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Collins
W. P. Hawley
W. C. Mebham
Angleton
Algoa
Arcadia
Altoloman
James Rodacher
Altolomax
Joe Meyer
Theo Dossett
Houston Infirmary
William Jackson
Mark Wich
JL. L. Clary
Tony Reading
P. V. Nevins
Henry Deil
Collins
Will Lengren
John Lingren
J A. Haymen
Tom Bliss
Juno Mixer
Alexander Kalyarvta
Nick Annesterman
John Schofield
F E. E. Scott
D M. Brown
William Commat
Albert Lo kKster
Camp Hawley
Hitchcock
Huntington Wharf
Hall's Bayou
Virginia Point
Statement on campaign duty and ballot counting by Mr Hanna
Mr. Hanna urged Republicans in the West to expect to be called upon for campaign service and to know the facts. He warned there is always danger until ballots are counted and that danger remains now, stressing vigilance in the free silver debate.
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Hanna
West
Appeal to the Nation from Galveston Disaster
The Galveston report claims 5,000 dead and much of the residence area swept away. Thousands are homeless and transportation is limited. Immediate aid is appealed to the nation, with women and children to be moved to Houston and other places.
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Houston
Texas
Post
United States
Galveston
Railroads Face Enormous Losses and Galveston Damage
Rails will suffer millions in damage with business stoppage. Galveston's wharves warehouses depots and tracks ruined. Bridges connecting the island wrecked. International and Great Northern and Santa Fe report washed out tracks. Galveston Houston and Northern heavily damaged. Sea Brooke to Virginia Point track and bridges washed away. Nadeau crew lost. Adjutant General Scurry calls militia for Galveston. martial law feared due to vandalism and looting.
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Houston
Galveston
Island
International & Great Northern
Santa Fe
Galveston, Houston & Northern
Mulvey
Seabrooke
Virginia Point
Schanlan
Nadeau
Dallas
Texas
Scurry
Roche
Gale and flood tolls across cities as storms lash Texas and Chicago
In Houston Hitch cock 16 lives were lost and two Italian families of 13 posted 12 dead from drowning. several were killed by falling timbers. A nearly 40 mph gale paralyzed river navigation. Chicago reported one of its fiercest storms with winds up to 72 mph, disrupting daily life.
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Houston
Texas
Hitchcock
Hiram Johnson
William Robinson
Dominics
Quincy
Gale Claims Two Boatsmen As Lakeside Storm Rages
A gale toppled boats injuring several and wrecking windows and signs causing thousands in damage. The dead include JOHN BRAUN struck by a live wire and an unidentified man who drowned when a boat capsized on the lake.
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John Braun
Bodies Recovered After Texas Storm Rough Losses
Houston report finds more bodies on Virginia Point and Texas City beaches as searchers widen inland reach. Life-saving crew estimates only a fraction found while many lie submerged. relief efforts shift to ferried boats and the bay’s tugs. Storm devastates cotton regions west and southwest of Houston destroying crops and futures.
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Houston
Texas
Virginia Point
Texas City
Gualveston
Heavy rainfall in St Paul from West Indian storm
The tail end of a West Indian storm dumped 4.23 inches of rain in 16 hours in St Paul Minnesota. The downpour caused washouts on the Great Northern lines including a long bridge washout at Cold Springs and track damage between Bear Springs and Shevelin as a passing train cleared before the bridge failed.
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St. Paul
Minn
Galveston
Great Northern
Cold Springs
Bear Springs
Shevelin
Route of the Storm Gains Intensity Across Midwest
The West Indian storm moving from Texas to Iowa has intensified over the past day. It will head northeastward causing severe gales over Lake Michigan tonight and eastern Superior waters by Wednesday. Expect severe thunderstorms and squalls across Iowa Missouri Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and around Lakes Ontario and Erie.
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Washington
Texas
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Huson
Superior
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Ontario
Erie
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Knights Templars Urge Texas Relief Aid
William H. Mayor of St Louis and grand recorder of the Knights Templar wired grand commanders nationwide urging immediate relief for fraters in Texas struck by the recent storm. They directed contributions be sent to Henry B. Stoddard in Galveston, Texas.
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Knight Templars
St. Louis
William HH
Knights Templar
United States
W. H. Lloyd
San Francisco
Texas
Henry B. Stoddard
Galveston
Weather and relief updates from Gulf region and rail disruptions
Dispatches report no loss of life at Galveston posts but destroyed records needing duplicates from the war department. Messages seek revenue cutters to Galveston Bay for provisions and water transport, with orders to New Orleans and Mobile for aid and possible restored communication. Reports from Lacrosse and LeSueur note severe rain, crop and road damage, and train delays. Corpus Christi and Rockport see no property damage or loss. Oil interests in New York donate funds for Galveston Sufferers.
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Washington
Corbin
Rafferty
First Artillery
Galveston
Texas
War Department
Houston
Tex
Galveston Bay
New Orleans
Mobile
Shipping destruction at Galveston could hit cotton exports
The destruction of shipping at Galveston may reduce early cotton deliveries, impacting Lancashire demand and port activity.
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Liverpool
Galveston
Lancashire
Government orders supplies sent to Galveston
Acting Secretary Meiklejohn authorized chartering a special train from St Louis to carry quartermaster and commissary supplies to aid Galveston. Telegraphs report a terrific cyclone with an 11 foot tide wrecking buildings and destroying wharves and bridges. Baxter recommends compensation to contractors and rebuilding on higher ground, with troops quarters pushed ahead, but no action until further information.
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Washington
Meiklejonn
St. Louis
Galveston
Wilson
Texas
Jacinto and Crockett
Baxter
Houston
Howard
Velasco Storm Toll Reported With Fifty-Second Deaths
Reports from Lancashire cite 20000 looms atopps and 24000 idle operators. Velasco storm deaths total 22 in the area including five white victims: T W Perrin, Rev Thomas Keeney, Samuel Bly, Mr Parker, Nellie Mills. city jetty work under U.S. government remains unharmed.
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Houston
Tex
C. O. Nation
Velasco
T. W. Perrin
Galveston
Thomas Keeney
Galves
Ton
Samuel Bly
Clarendon
Ark
MR. Parker
Nellie Mills
United States
Granite county votes set precincts and judges named
Philipsburg notes list the granite county voting precincts for the November election with polling places and judge assignments. Also included are Granite Mountain Miners union officers, populist delegates to Helena, and local moves and appointments around Philipsburg and nearby towns.
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Th Standard
Philipsburg
Board of County Commissioners
Upper Rock Creek
Porter's
Granite County
North Philipsburg
Kaiser Building
A. Hudlemeyer
John A. Spencer
James Hansen
Henry Rehfeldt
James Schoonover
South Philipsburg
Masonic Store
C. B. Rust
Charles Autherson
John Rodda
Benjamin Walters
E. I. Holland
J. H. Loomis
William McDaniels
Miners’ Union
Thomas L. Penrose
George Westphal
C. L. Gildersheeve
Duffy
Charles Snyder
J. B. McMasters
Charles Felton
J. Rr. Bumbaugh
William Cook
James Hartford
Moose Lake
Conklin
M. Linehan
J. Bauer
Frank Lutz
Porter
Helena
Jerrvy Connelly
J. (. Duffy
Harry Lowney
J. B. Fitzgerald
Charles Donges
Y. P. Pfeffer
Israel Clem
F. J. Kramer
Daniel Berry
Charles Collins
Frank Grebel
John Jennings
M . Hawkins
M Hannifin
Fred Herring
Rock Creek
Judge McKenna
Drummond
Frank Durand
New Chicago
Philipshuro
Cape Nome
McKenna
Leora
Topeka
Kew
Albright
Taylor Cottage
Hugh Wakefield
Episcopal Church
M. Farington
Coleman Building
Comines
Campbell
Geree Metcalf
Silver Bow Countty
Daniel Lucey
Henry Hebfeld
Wilson
Magele Ryan
Garnet
August Gheenbeck
Wisconsin
Janite
A. Kent
Mre. Hall
Maud Connan
Clara Weigginstein
Frank Lindburg
M. He. Doe & Co
Livingston
Philipsboro
Purifiers
William Davey
Monahan Cottage
Hurch Hill
Fred Baxter
Z. Pringey
D. R. Feighner
Winnie
Missoula
Laura Winkler
Butte
Frank D Brown
Anaconda
Tessie Weinstein
Alice
Strike Feared If New York Operators Refuse Conference
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers warns of an immediate strike if New York operators fail to meet for conference after he travels to Indianapolis. Mitchell says arbitration seems unlikely and the board’s deferment of strike orders earns praise. organizers have reached the anthracite fields from headquarters.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
New York
Chicago
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Boer War Push Toward Komatipoort Steals Spotlight
London dispatch notes public interest rising as Lord Roberts directs operations toward Komatipoort. French and Pole-Carew move toward Barberton while Buller attacks Botha on a fortified summit near Lydenburg. British forces drive Boer lines along the line and aim to block retreat toward Helspruit as Eastern Transvaal moves toward neutral territory.
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New York
the Tribune
London
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Komaupoort
French
Pole-Carew
Carolina
Barberton
Ermet
Hutton
Henry
Redvers Buller
Hampton
Lydenburg
Botha
Krugersport
Redvers
Transvaal
Komatipoort
Bribed Russia and Germany in Pekin Evacuation Claims
A London dispatch reports claims that Li Hongzhang bribed Russia and Germany to evacuate Pekin while asserting Russia shows no sign of withdrawal, moving more troops from Odessa to China. Shanghai notes a Russian triumph in the imperial palace parade and tension between Americans and French over palace access.
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London
Tientsin
Shanghai
Morrison
Pekin
the Times
Imperial Palace
Movreon
Russia
Odessa
China
Morning Post
Li Hune Chang
Germany
International Froors
Wedding Bells in Dillon as Williams Marries Comfort
L. J. Williams a Dillon druggist will wed Miss Daisy Comfort tomorrow at her parents home. Daisy, daughter of Hon. J. H. and Mrs. Comfort, has taught physical culture at the normal school and will depart on a wedding tour to Salt Lake City and other points after a wedding breakfast.
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Twin Bridges
Mont
L. J. Williams
Dillon
Daisy Comfort
J. H
Williams
Salt Lake Oir
Trout Stock Arrives From Boze Hatchery to Virginia City
Ten thousand trout from the Boze man hatchery arrived today and will be stocked in Buford and Clark lakes in Virginia City. Local fishermen anticipate strong future populations and improved angling opportunities.
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Bozeman Hatchery
Virginia City
Buford and Clark Lakes
Stops the Cough and Cures a Cold One Day
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets claim to stop coughs and cure colds in a day with a no cure no pay offer. An advertisement notes a price of 25 cents for Vrica.
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Vrica
Monopoly In Camphor Gum Controls World Trade
A New York Tribune report details Japan’s dominance over the camphor gum trade centered in Formosa. Formosan output ranges from six to seven million pounds annually, dwarfing China and Japan, with armed forest guards enforcing new protection laws to prevent extinction and regulate harvests.
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The
New York Tribune
Asia
East Indies
Formosa
Japan
China
France
Tamsui de Clares
Birds and pheasants from China shape global avifauna
The article traces Chinese birds export history from early sea routes to modern introductions. It notes ring necked pheasants spreading to St Helena via Portuguese explorers and later Africa, with Cavyen dishing records in 1588. It highlights American imports, state aided growth, and Oregon reporting wild golden pheasants.
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China
Vasco da Gama
India
Cape
St. Helena
Cronje
Fernandez Lopes
Albuquerque
Goa
Cavyendish
Island
America
Oregon
Woman recalls birthday joke about gifts in town story
A Philadelphia Press item records a playful exchange where a wife hints at her upcoming birthday and a husband replies he bought cigars. He adds the cigars will serve a practical use for small sewing notions, tying humor to domestic gifts.
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Philadelphia Press
Henry
Finnch and Arthur Dialog Over Anticipated Salary
In a terse exchange, Finnch questions Arthur about telling their father a confident claim of a future large salary. The pair note gloom and a impulsive act of borrowing two pounds on the spot.
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Finnch
Arthur
Dad
Maine election shocks Republicans and buoyed Democrats
In Chicago on September 11, Democrats celebrated Maine results and predicted boosts for Bryan in multiple states. National figures claimed Democratic gains across Maryland Indiana Michigan Minnesota Kentucky West Virginia California Delaware North Dakota Illinois, with Maine showing a 23 percent gain and Republicans suffering a 12 percent loss. Senator Carter of Montana argued Montana would swing Republican in the fall despite a pro‑Free Silver context.
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Chicago
Maine
Walsh
Johnson
Bryan
Maryland
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Kentucky
West Virginia
California
Delaware
North Dakota
Illinoise
National
New York
Vermont
Willam J. Bryan
Auditorium Hotel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mi Trgan
Hanna
National Advisory Committee
Payne
Republican National Executive Committee
Col W. R. Shaw
Illinois
Oregon
Washington
Adolph B. Spreckels
San Francisco
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Carter
Irvington Park Race Results Portland Sept 1
Trotting 2:25 winner Phil N. with Kittle Caution second and Bitter Root third. best 2:23. Pacing 2% class John Edison won Sol second Freak third with best time. Three furlongs Harry M. wins Madrone second Jimmie G. third. mile Aborigine wins Barneto second New Moon third. Time 1:45 for the mile.
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Portland
Ore
Irvington Park
Phil N
Kittle Caution
Bitter Root
John Edison
Sol
Freak
Harry M
Madrone
Jimmie G
Barneto
New Moon
Viewpoint on a Town Boy and Rabbits
In a brief dialogue from the Indianapolis Press a town boy is described as harmless and unthreatening. The first rabbit notes the boy has been nearby a week without harming them, while the second rabbit agrees he lacks any human attributes.
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Rabbit
Indianapolis Press
Seven-Revolution Lathe Ring Lost in Butte
Lost ring with seven revolutions contained in a lathe finder is requested for return to the Standard office in Butte. Finder urged to contact the office to reclaim a reward or proper acknowledgment.
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Standard Office
Butte
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New York Merchants’ Association
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