National Democratic Party Formed at Indianapolis Convention
A conference of Democrats in Indianapolis created the National Democratic Party and named its ticket, while supporters of the Chicago platform formed the Populist Democratic Party. The national convention is set for the first week of September in Indianapolis to finalize the ticket and platform.
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Indianapolis
Dun & Co
National Democratic Party
Chicago
Democratic Party
Democratia Party
Dan & Co Review on Market Collapse and Trade Shifts
Dan & Co outlines a sensational stock panic led by Sprouliters at Chicago halting the stock exchange and triggering tighter banker lending. The report notes rising exports by 800000 dollars and falling imports by 700000, with a five week export rise of 15 percent. Wheat movement is large with weekly exports around 1.761 million bushels, while western receipts reach 17.683 million bushels, and prices drift about 0 cents lower. Farmers respond by shifting to higher production as corn and wheat movements continue.
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Dan & Co
Dan & Cows Weekly
Trole
Sprouliters
Chicago
Match
New York
Chicago Stock Exchange
Evey
Cor
Millionaire Kept for Two Days in Ransom Plot
James Campbell a Honolulu sugar magnate vanished in San Francisco and recounted being imprisoned and robbed by Oliver W. Winthrop and an accomplice who sought his signature for a 20000 dollar weekly deal. Winthrop, previously tried for poisoning two women, has since disappeared.
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Boandana
James Campbell
San Francisco
Oliver W. Winthrop
Liberty
Winthrop
Lau- Tel Lil
Campbell
Kansas City Electric Line Sold to Bondholders at Auction
The Northeast Street Railway line in Kansas City was sold at public auction to Roland R. Conklin of New York for 69000, representing bondholders owed 202000. First claims will go to the Wastinghouse Company, with 80000 funds, while other brief notices follow about drownings and a train incident.
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Northeast Street Railway
Kansas City
Roland R. Conklin
New York
Conklin
Sit
Wastinghouse Company
Spain Faces Unrest as Madrid Weighs U S Blame
Dispatch notes alarm in Spain with Valencia unrest and growing anti government sentiment among Republicans and Cuban sympathizers. It cites weakened army in Cuba, reports of sickness and mismanagement, and public discontent fueling propaganda. Government seeks to pin blame on the United States.
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Spain
Valencia
Cuba
Madrid
United States
Creek Nation strips over 1700 Negro citizens from roll
Final decree promulagted from Okmalya by Judge Adams of the Creek Supreme Court culls 1700 plus names from tribal citizenship. Emancipation act changes deemed unconstitutional, neg roes lose annuities and official trust positions. no appeal allowed though Interior Department concurred. Dawes commission says no interference with Indian court ruling.
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Okmalya
Adams
Supreme Court of
Thhe Nation
Indian Council
United States
Interior Department
Dawes Commission
Indian Court
Missouri Sinking Causes Alarm In Rural Missouri
Reports from Mansfield and Dougherty County describe earth sinking features with dry ground and ground depressions spanning acres. In Texas County a plow horse was swallowed by a sudden earth collapse and locals fear omen of judgment day prompting migration among Black residents.
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Mansfield
Doughiss
Texas County
Northern Pacific Lands Sold at Public Auction in Washington
The Northern Pacific Railway Company sells all lands in Washington totaling 11 902 sections including unpatented lands at public sale. Edwin W. Winter, president, purchased the property for 1 705 200 dollars on behalf of the Northern Pacific Railway Company.
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Winter
State of
Washington
Eadwin W. Winter
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Bloody knife fight ends in murder in Buckville Arkansas
A crowd fight in Buckville Arkansas left Robert Chan and Beauregard Poole wounded as knives were drawn. Poole died from breast stab wounds. Chew fled. Connemen, councilmen, and city officials were indicted for conspiracy and fraud allegations. Diphtheria outbreaks and a railroad agent missing are noted in surrounding reports.
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Sehr
Buckville
Alontgomery County
Ark
Robert Chan
Beauregard Poole
Toole
Chew
Vanderbilt Arrives at Newport for Visit on Yacht
Vanderbilts party returns to Newport aboard a yacht after a voyage and an invitation to join Cornelius Vanderbilt’s seaside visit. Details of the trip remain unclear in the report.
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Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Favoralia
Bisboutier
Wlok
Newport
Money for Cubans Junta Raises Funds in United States
A New York Herald Philadelphia patch reports the Cuban junta in the United States raised 875000 this week part converted to gold for shipboard delivery to the insurgent army and the rest stored in Philadelphia and New York amid regional contributions from Jacksonville Florida New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Richmond Savannah New Orleans Chicago and western points totaling 875000 with allocations listed.
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New York Herald
Philadelphia
Cuba
New York
Jacksonville
Florida
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Savannah
New Orleans
Chicago
West
Rhodes Shows Bravery Under Fire In Matabeleland
A New York World dispatch from Cape Town quotes Cecil Rhodes as exposing himself to a shower of bullets to silence his foes. The war correspondent reports Rhodes believed public taunts of cowardice would follow if he stayed hidden. Rebels in Matebeleland are said to be surrendering.
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Napoleon
New York
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Matabeleland
Moore Giants
En Iif
York Exchange
Ts Exchange
Gould
Moore
Fourteen Hundred Strike Shuts South Chicago Shipyards
Fourteen hundred of the 2,500 workers at the South Chicago Shipbuilding Company have struck, threatening yard closures. The walkout began with 800 boys heating rivets whose wages were cut. Riveters joined, and the action is seen as precipitous without union approval.
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South Chicago
South Chicago Shipbuilding Company
Saucy Chin Wins Osage Nation Election
Saucy Chief, candidate of the half brevis, is elected governor of the Osage Nation. The election shifts power to progressive elements as they gain a majority and favor reforms including citizenship moves.
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Osage
Saucy
Etter
Comei
Wlenett
United States
Vagrant Held on Six Month Sale in Westdorf Court
A vagrant named Lawrence Polk, described as white, was ordered by Westdorf Kentucky court to serve six months under a vagrancy charge. Deputy Sheriff M A Williams supervised a sale attended by a large crowd, with proceeds listed as $75.12.75.
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Westdorf
Lawrence, Polk
Sheri M.A. Williams
John Creil
Doolin GTS Away and Outlaw Eludes Posse
Outlaw Mamous, who escaped Guthrie jail in Oklahoma four weeks ago, evades United States Marshal pursuit near Wewoka after a night long chase. Deputies suffer casualties, the case entwines with Will and probate matters in Louisville. Charles W Weber of Napoleon faces $3090 damages suit from Mary Fritz over breach of promise.
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United States
Lil Doatin
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Wes
Wewoka
Cereway
Killea
Charles W. Weber
Napoleon
Ota
Mary Fritz
LeMars
Charles Davis
Larry Hones
Mb Thes
Jana LeMars
Ellienos Central
Philadelphia blaze damages Bagh and Sons chemical works
A fire damaged the Bagh and Sons chemical works in Philadelphia on Tuesday, with initial reports listing S100 4uy as the affected quantity. Authorities investigated the scene and assessed fire damage and potential hazards.
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Philadelphia
Chemical Works
Bagh & Sons
Creston Doctor Takes Dose of Own Medicine in Critical Condition
Dr. J A Rawls of Creston, a leading southern Iowa physician, collapsed after testing a proprietary medicine on himself. He lies unconscious in Dr. Satapsan’s office with recovery doubtful as efforts to revive him continue.
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J. A. Rawls
Creston
Iowa
Satapsan
Sampson
State Tax Levy Set by Executive Council
The Executive Council fixed the state tax levy for the coming year at 27.10 mills under new authority shifting fiscal power from the Legislature. A separate special levy of 1.19 mills was ordered for the State University. Values taxable include land and personal property with totals listed.
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Condollins
General Assembly
Waterloo minister to be sent to asylum for insanity
Scott, a Waterloo Methodist preacher who eloped with a 18 year old Daisy Devlan, was declared insane by the insanity commission and ordered to the asylum at Logansport Indiana rather than prison. The decision followed days of inquiry with eight members voting insane. Criticism fell on June Weaver of Iowa Falls for influencing the insanity commission.
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Waterloo
Wilk Boe
GE. Scott
Daisy Devlan
Logansport
Lnd
Commission of Insanity
S. M. Weaver
Iowa Falls
Hayine
Cloper
Labor statistics law shows strong compliance nationwide
The new labor statistics law yields widespread cooperation with the Labor Commissioner reporting no refusals to provide data. Workers and employers submit returns and request full reports, while the bureau expands outreach across departments. The article also notes a crime spree near Manchester with a burglary at Appleby and Meyers and a police pursuit ending in a jail sentence.
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Ant Ws
Fatal Lightning Death Videoed During Storm at Creston
A man was fatally injured by lightning during a heavy rainstorm near Creston while outside a hut. The incident also involved a runaway young person and caused concern for nearby residents as authorities investigated the path of the storm and its deadly strike.
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Sig
Creston Anderson
Nelson
Hutt
Wile
Weather and crop reports across states show mixed conditions
The bulletin notes heat and drought affecting cotton and corn in many states including Oklahoma Missouri and Wisconsin. Rain and cold snap impacts are discussed for Arkansas Mississippi Kansas and Nebraska with early wheat prospects in North Dakota Minnesota and Michigan. Market sentiment follows a stock exchange panic with Moore brothers leading a major move and trading closures across the week.
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Arkingys
Mississippi
North Dakota
Carolinas
Dennsyhy
Wisconsin
Hall
Hition
Kansas
Tate Vance
Ta Shack
Cora
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