Populist Advised Teller for President Rise
A lengthy manifesto from committees allied with seceding silver men declares Henry M Teller the national standard bearer for the populist cause. The document, issued in St Louis, urges Populists to unite around Teller as the next president, denounces money power influence, and calls for multi-party cooperation to curb financial interests.
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Popolinis
People's Barty National Committee
St. Louie
Popallets
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Paes
Charles Hartman
Montana
RK. F. Pettigrew
Bonth Dakota
Cannon
Utah
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
That Creek
H. F. Taubeneck
Illinois
Howard 8. Taylor
Chicago
T. M. Patterson
Denver
National Populist Committee
Taubeneck
Republican Party
Voller
Ie Ag
People's Party
Citizune
St. Louis
McKinley
United States
Democrate
National Congress
People’e Party
Hiesau
Rene
Mitnions
Etraggie
Taller
Buried at Baker Seven Reservoir Victims Laid to Rest
Funeral services were held in Baker City at 2 o'clock Wednesday for seven members of the French family swept to death when the Goodrich Creek reservoir dam broke. Coroner's jury attributes the deaths to drowning caused by an unsafe dam. The piece lists the victims and notes insurance holdings of the family members. Oregon notes report local developments and incidents including rail and mining news.
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Goodrich Creek
Baker City
Queen City
Clark
Mia
Maude
Mary
Carl
Grace
Jennie
Wyoming
Cal
Iowa
French
Incs
Clark Lee
Laura
Wade
Inry
Jennie French
Bia Dam
Weather Review Week Ending June 22 in Oregon Crops
Weather over the week was generally clear and warm with an average temperature near 87 degrees and cold nights around 58. Thunderstorms on the 17th and 21st brought rain in southern areas, though most crops benefited. Wheat is excellent in all counties except Morrow, where hot winds harmed a bit. Alfalfa first cut, wheat and hay near harvest. fruit crops show losses from earlier cold rains, berries look strong with large shipments expected.
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Blos Mountains
Morrow
Umatilla
Oregon
Highway Robbery Tale Ends With Lost Watch Return
A Chicago man Mr Burton defends his watch against a shadowy night robber after a midnight summons from his wife about a coughing child. The pursuer and thief collide then Burton wins back the watch and returns home startled. The doctor arriving later confirms a separate hold up nearby.
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Burton
Chicago
Freddie
Mr. Burton
Thomas
Finnoss
Barton
Mr. Barton
Scarcity of Money and Cripple Creek Hotel Fires
Cripple Creek early arrivals, Jon Wolff, opened a hotel and built a frame structure with partitions. After fires destroyed the district, he faced ruin, shifting to a gambling venture at the Palace Club to recoup losses. The text notes mining revival, wages, and cautious optimism amid reconstruction. It also includes medicinal advertisements and safety warnings for local risks.
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Cripple Creek
Jon Wolff
Batat Fana
New York San
Palace Hotel
Joe Wolfe
Wolfe
Palace
Musiia
Reoture
Stan End
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Wray
J, Hi
Zellin & Go
Philadelphia
Scientific American Aneney
UAVEA
Mtoe Aebere la Assetien
Howce
EH Areu
the Athena Restaurant
Mrs, Hardin
Jh, P, Millen
O.ren
E. McNeil
Laine
Spokane
Minkeapolis
ST. Paul
Citie
Portland
San Francisco
Athena
Or Addres
Wii
Dax Agh
Orego
Apnellii County
Main Street
Teller
Ecommittees
John R. Sage
National Weather Bureau
Prof
Bago
Aircen
Jay
Cnege
St. Sonia
England
Great Britain
Europe
Old World
France
Germany
Holland
Spain
Italy
Salle Sa Acres
Chamberlain
Weharde
Coburn
Baker
Stayton
Haghra
Myrtle Point
Salmon Mountain
Deer Park
Coast Carriage & Wagon Co
Corvallis
Agin
T. M
Mandeville
Beaver Hill
Ed. Taylor
Little Klamath Water Ditch Co
Lees
Tule Lake
Little Daisy
Hammersley
Court House
Grant’s Pass
Jones & Otten
Woodville
Dr. Price
Reval
U.S. Gov't Report
Osburn
Simmons
Laura V. Craig
Elienbury
Pia
Thor
Cascades
Congress
James Perdoe
Monroe
Mich
Chamlain
Walla Walla
Asa
Deitrich Eggers
Golie
Oboters
Bonneville
Trafic
Tne
Catarth
Hall
Tree
F. J. Caner & Co
Tolada
marSold
Dragginta, Te
Hood
Palatine
J. W. Smith
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