Springfield Silver River meeting ends with low turnout
A quot. Springfield silver river quot. rally drew few attendees despite heavy promotion as miners accept a proposal and return to work. The event highlighted political tensions between Republicans and Democrats, with Allen Thurman and Gen. A Warner named in discussions. The miners strike appears near end, with expectant resumption of steady factory employment as coal supplies stabilize and prices remain manageable.
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Wool Price Debt Figures Reflect Hard Times
A long, garbled account lists barter values for wool and commodities across eras, noting debts and payments in coffee sugar and fabric. A Democratic commentary questions policy shifts while citing a National Wool Manufactures Association letter praising wool duties, signed by S. X. D. Nomri as secretary.
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Fragmented OCR summary of 19th century state notes and remedies
Fragmentary text mentions Kansas, Florida, West Virginia, and Missouri with notes on wheat and cattle. Includes an advertisement for De Witts Lame Bath pills claiming to prevent liver and stomach trouble, cure constipation and headache. Mentions The Beavers of Tines Pharmacy.
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Campaign politics shape Senate control this fall
Washington dispatch notes that state campaigns in Ohio and Maryland dominate attention as senatorial elections decide the Senate balance for McKinley’s term. Republicans aim for a solid majority with possible dependences on Populists and silver Democrats. outcomes hinge on multiple state races through March 1899, including Maine, Virginia, Florida, and Nevada.
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Florida
South Carolina
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Ohio and Maryland Republicans Aim for Senate Balance
Ohio voters face a heavy burden to keep Republican control as Senator Gorman risks defeat without heroic party effort. Maryland Republicans remain hopeful as they line up to replicate last year’s round majority. Colt A. Riley visits Athens praising the district's late sustenance and strong support, while Ohio campaigns report a margin of over 2600 in a previous district race.
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West Virginia
Indiana
Wisconsin
North Dakota
California
New York
New Jersey
Senate
Ohio
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Athens
Pension Granted to City Fire Horse Jerry
Seven fire commissioners voted to pension Jerry the bay horse after 22 years of service. Once drawing ladder truck No 1, he served in both volunteer and paid departments, now retired with free hay and oats funded by the city for life.
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Queer Names and Peculiar Child Names in the South
A traveler recalls Texas wilds where families name children to praise sentiments, producing monikers like One Too Many Starry and Wat Wanted James. He notes Southern naming habits drift toward romantic or historic tones, with many youths bearing patronymics echoing George Washington and Andrew Jackson without comment.
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James
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Laurens County
George Washington
Henry Clay
Benjamin Franklin
Andrew Jackson
The White House Expansion Calls For Greater Space
The Washington Post notes the growing nation requires a larger capitol area and a bigger White House, still occupying the original John Adams epoch structure. Cramped quarters have caused embarrassment during royal visits and state events, with demand rising for expanded entertainment space.
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Capitol
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Washington Post
John Adams
Prince of Wales
Sheriffs Sale Notice from Local Court Records
Fragmentary OCR specifies a sheriff sale action with unspecified date and location. Readable items mention a sale by sheriff, a court authority, and a public notice requirement. Details on parties, amount, and deadline are unclear in the surviving text.
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