Political shifts loom over Nebraska convention plans
Amid talk of a constitutional convention and strong delegates, Democrats mobilize pro convention sentiment while a key figure, Colonel W. H. Dennon, is named temporary leader for tomorrow's session. A Chicago dispatch notes Morton’s plan for a new conservatism party, aiming to be the era’s largest political movement since the Republicans, with a platform integrating elements from major parties and addressing issues from the farm economy to populism’s rise.
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Signs of Break in Balloting in Senate Election
Harrisburg March 2. Anti Quay Republicans deserted favorites and voted for John Dalzell of Pittsburgh in the sixtieth ballot. Quay 67 Jenks 8 Dalzell 51 totals 246 and 1 absent. antis claim no desertions. quays claim benefit to ex senator.
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Quay
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Quey
Goldbugs Elect Officers Headed by Morton in Sound Money League
In New York on March 2 the Bound Money League re elected J Sterling Morton of Nebraska as president A B Hepburn of New York remains treasurer C L Hutchinson of Illinois continues associate treasurer and R E Smakey of Minnesota continues general secretary The session was held in New York City with the present office holders re elected.
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Sound Money League
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Bound Money League
New York City
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A. B. Hepburn
C. L. Hutchinson
Ilinois
RE. V. Smakey
Minnesota
Nelson at Large After Jail Escape and Sheriff's Foe Confrontation
In Belma Alabama on March 2 special dispatch reports Nelson a condemned man who escaped from jail two months ago, fatally struck Sheriff Lumpkin, and fled. He returned near Carlowville where he exchanged gunfire with Charles Sumner, brother of his victim, then disappeared into the woods. Swink, warned by Sumner, sought ammunition as authorities vow to capture Nelson dead or alive.
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Gibbons Replies To Pope Declines Public Text
Cardinal Gibbons said he had replied to the American encyclical letter from the pope but declined to publish the text yet. He explained the Vatican had not received his reply in time for Rome and that when the papal text arrives he will make public his letter, but otherwise offer no further comment.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted as universal cure
The article argues against disdain for a claimed absolute cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, describing them as non secret, with disclosed ingredients including digestive ferments and acids. It claims they digest food before fermentation, avoiding cathartics, and notes they cost 10 cents per package with free book on stomach issues. It ends by directing readers to F. A. Binart Co. Marshall, Mich. for an attle book.
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Quay Bribery Testimony Shapes U S Senate Fight
Philadelphia witness Laubach says Frank Jones urged voting for Quay with rewards offered. Kendell testifies of a Bedford County resident offered $5,000. Brown notes $200 rising to $300. Culp named. anti Quay Republicans shift support to John Datzell in key ballot.
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Placer Mining Venture Planned Near Murphy North Carolina
Articles of Incorporation filed for Forkdale Mining Company with capital stock $25,000. EB Jaques and B P Jarrius of New York and Robert Galusha of Minnesota named as incorporators. Plan to mine placer gold in Valley River near Murphy with plant cost $35,000 and 75 employees. A Virginia party seeks site for steam tannery. Also New York Aldermen move to curb prize fights with eight ounce gloves and $200 fine, referred to Sewer Committee.
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St Louis to House New Baseball Team From Cleveland
Edward C. Becker of St. Louis announces transfer of last year’s Cleveland Browns to St. Louis as the new Cleveland club is formed. The old Browns are wiped out and no players remain to remind fans of the past. Robison and Rucker will run the Cleveland club, with a strong lineup expected to represent St. Louis later this season.
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Flagship Riot Over Absent Fleet Tiesaruhi Taunt Spark
Rioting crews ashore in Kingston Jamaica erupt over flagship New York’s absence from the Cuban battle. Two Beilers wounded and Green and Armatead of the Texas badly stabbed. Police and officers restore order after two hours. Johnson, a Jumatan-born man, arrested. Hospitalized injured in dangerous condition. Governor Sir Augustus Herring meets Rear Admiral Sampson after incident.
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Bulgaria Reaches Plymouth After Long Voyage
The Hamburg American line steamer Bulgaria, which sailed from New York January 28 for Hamburg, reached Plymouth today after a hard passage and repairs at St Michael’s. The mayor and town women presented Captain Schmidt with a congratulatory address marking her safe return.
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Bodies of soldiers arrive from Porto Rico and Santiago
The United States transport Crook reached New York with bodies of soldiers killed in Porto Rico and at Santiago. The ship will dock at the Brooklyn army pier, and work to unload will start at once. About half the fallen will be buried at Arlington. relatives may claim and have bodies shipped at war department expense.
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Arlington Cemetery
War Department
Zealandia Sails From San Francisco For Manila
The transport Zealandia with Ninth infantry units and a cargo of supplies sailed from San Francisco for Manila today. In Johnstown a blowing engine furnace blast injured ten men, two fatally. In New York two bodies, a woman and a man, were found at the Hotel Windsor, bringing deaths to thirty seven with twenty hospital staff still missing.
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Quakeress in a Train Car Inspires Muttered Quips
In a Northwestern Advocate tale a tall Quaker woman in a silver gray dress sits in a carriage with two commercial travelers. They joke that she is inflated with quaker yeast, prompting her quiet retort about how heredity and substances shape manners. The scene ends with a hushed train car and a silent engine.
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When Reed Helped Choate Out
An anecdote from The Philadelphia Post recalls Choate as ambassador to England. In a Washington dinner at Senator Walcott’s home Mr. Choate jokes about never smoking poker or horse racing, prompting a witty counter from Mr. Reed.
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Cuba Delivers Demand for Ample Aid and Rebuilds
Washington notes Cuban representatives report the insurgent army needs at least ten million dollars to disband and return to civil life. They urge the United States, acting as trustee, to provide funds now with later repayment from Cuban revenues to prevent disorder and support a peaceful path to self-government. The U.S. should ensure ample funds beyond the earlier three million expected.
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Natural Ink for Rosebery from Stephens’s Georgia Farm
Crawfordsville Ga Correspondent notes Alexander H Stephens intimate link with Lord Rosebery It recalls Stephens hospitality and the natural ink from a spring near Kennesaw Mountain used for records Rosebery requested bottled ink to display in England as a curious American natural product
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Fragmented OCR: Horse Janet and dusty race scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a horse, a rider nicknamed Janet, amid dust and confusion. The text is garbled, with unclear names and actions, but centers on a horse race or riding scene with expressions of movement and startled exclamations.
Filipinos Enthusiasm Described by Captain Farrell in Chicago
Chicago dispatch details Captain P. W. Farrell of the First California volunteers recounting Filipino defense tactics and guerrilla prospects in the Philippines. He describes rice field dikes for trenches, flooded fields, and a potential drawn out campaign with Aguinaldo's forces resisting American advances. He notes extensive touring from Manila to Dagupan and a strong native willingness to fight, forecasting several pitched battles and enduring guerrilla warfare.
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A Cheerful Look Makes a Dish a Feast
The passage extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a natural remedy to purify the blood and restore vitality for various ailments. It highlights testimonials from multiple individuals praising improved health, mobility, and relief from conditions such as eczema, gastritis, grip, malaria, catarrh, and diphtheria risk.
Hood's Pills Promise Gentle Relief for All
An ad touts Hood's Pills as nonirritating and the only cathartic remedy to provide reliable relief, claiming quick action without irritation and urging readers to try Hood's Barbparilla for consistent results.
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Darwin Jones for Trustee and New Museum Move
Topics discuss Darwin Jones named as a candidate for trustee on the Atlanta library board and a Newton County push for a state museum noting benefits for counties and state alike while urging swift action. The column recalls editorials and letters about local civic plans and historical figures.
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