Revenue Reform Speech by Ex Governer Hendricks
Ex Governor Hendricks denounces high taxes and urges revenue reform to reduce burdens on farmers and workers. He cites wartime tax needs, Treasury surpluses, and calls for Democratic platform tax relief while warning against partisan waste and continued Republican excess.
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The Porvign Policy on Navy and Reform Demands
A verbose editorial condemns the decline of the American merchant navy, urges naval strengthening for peace and national honor, and attacks proscriptions in the Republican Party. It compares Democratic restraint andwartime duty, cites Marcus Marcy on Kossuth, and urges civil service reform and accountability in public management.
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Vessels Blown Over in Terrible River Wreck Near Evansville
A steamer Belmon t and barge were battered by a ferocious storm near Evansville Indiana. Passengers and crew battled to escape as the vessel capsized in fifteen feet of water. Rescues continued with divers recovering remains. several Evansville residents were among the victims and witnesses.
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Convention of the New York Greenbackers Opens in Albany
The New York Greenback Labor Party convened at the Masonic Temple with about 100 attendees. George Jones led opening remarks attacking monopolies and urging a coalition of reformers, while Butler’s candidacy and anti monopolist themes dominated speeches and a later Union Square address drew large crowds.
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Contested Virginia Nomination Divides Parties
Brady faction names Colonel James D. Brady for Congress in the fourth district and pledges friendship with Senator Mahone while alleging machine methods. An anti Brady convention had earlier nominated J P Evans, a colored candidate, for the same seat. Brady entered the convention amid applause and stressed his past record to reassure Black supporters.
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Telegraph Briefs and Global Updates in Brief
Eighteen yellow fever deaths reported in Havana over the past week. In Belgium, the chamber of deputies adopts a new education bill. Colonel Kitchener reports more letters from General Gordon and Garri. Oklahoma boomers at Fort With, Ark., prepare to move toward Fort Gibson. A review of a recent Madagascar book claims to disprove charges of savagery and barbarism against the Malagasy.
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Tate $2026 8 Vota. 1330187 Earlie¢ runs-none
Player notes show limited readable stats with two-base hits and errors unclear. Umpire listed as John O'Brien with scorers Whitlock and D'Agtignac. time of game noted as 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Georgetowns and the Stars End Four Two in Wild Clash
In Corruate Georgia on August 10 the Stars defeated the Georgetowns four to two. Johnson and Hamburg keyed the Stars attack while Lang dislocated a finger and exited early. Gibson relieved for the Stars as Georgetowns were kept at bay by strong defense and sharp pitching. The Stars doubled the Georgetowns’ offense, and celebrations followed at the Rankin Haus with heavy toasts to the victory.
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