Sale Notice Seldon County 1899 Auction of secured loan property
A garbled 1899 notice describes a sale to satisfy secured loans. It lists trustees and owners, with a deed of trust securing payments for property on a named street in Appa. The text notes that proceeds and expenses will be paid to owners and assigns that the property may be sold to recover due sums.
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Fixed Bayonets Shape Kentucky Election Clash
In Louisville and across Kentucky the election day atmosphere runs tense as Governor Bradley and militia considerations loom. Reports say the Louisville legion may be called up, while election officers were replaced in a move seen as heightening risk of clashes.
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Hanna Acknowledges Nash Victory Plurality Favored by Ohio GOP
Ohio Senator Hanna refused to give an estimate but said any Nash plurality in tomorrow's election would be a great victory for the Republican party under current conditions. He reiterated Nash is expected to win the governorship.
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Nash
Jones Campaign Claims 35,000 Victory Margin
Toledo November 6 William Colwell manager of Mayor Jones campaign states no reason to change prior figures predicting Jones will win Ohio by a 35,000 plurality and carry major cities Toledo Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and most manufacturing towns. He cites a second statewide poll showing 335,000 votes and rural district support. Mayor Jones closed his campaign in Toledo with a mass meeting.
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John R. McLean
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Cartidges Sent to Louisville for Election Day Call Out
State Armorer Dixon acting under Governor Bradley's orders dispatched 10 000 rounds of cartridges by express to the Louisville Legion for possible election day call out. Large consignments also went to Covington Newport and Lexington. The Gatling gun left Lexington after Major Colston's visit with the Second Kentucky state guard shipping to Louisville. McLean and Nash predict each other's defeat amid six gubernatorial candidates in Cincinnati.
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McKinley Gees Home to Vote in Canton Trip
President McKinley departed Washington at 7:20 PM for Canton Ohio to vote the next day. Accompanying him were Mrs McKinley Dr Rizey and Assistant Secretary Certelyou in the private car Olympia. Canton expected to be reached by 10:20 AM tomorrow with return plans to Washington in the evening.
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McKinley
Maryland Parties Readying for Election Victory Push
Baltimore November 6 Both parties prepare for the polls tomorrow with leaders claiming victory. Democratic State Central Committee Chairman Murray Vandiver says the Democrats will win Baltimore City and 20 of Maryland’s 23 counties, while Republican Chairman General Thomas J Shyrock disputes the Democratic candidate Governor John Walter Smith’s prospects. Continued on Second Page.
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Have to Cut Their Way Out
An English report notes a group forced to cut their way out of a confined space or danger, detailing the peril and the harsh circumstances faced by those involved.
Haral Guns Used in Defense of Town Face Ammunition Shortage
Alarm spreads as Haral firearms reportedly used to defend the town may lack ammunition. Residents fear exposure to threats as authorities assess stock and supply lines. Officials urge calm while firefighting and security teams review needs and logistics.
Far Away Europe Awaits War News From Seat of Conflict
The war office reported no dispatches beyond those already public and warned no news would be issued before noon. Rumors spread about Ladysmith’s ammunition, Sir George White’s wounding, and other incidents, while British forces consider a stand at Estcourt and possible siege of Pietermaritzburg if Boers push past. Naval guns and ammunition questions loom as German and French press note privateering risks and international reactions. The American hospital fund grows with over 11,000 pounds, and messages from Queen Victoria and Crimean veterans reach press outlets.
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Death may come any minute Hobart in critical condition
In Paterson New Jersey on November the Vice President Hobart’s condition showed little change. He remained largely resting and slept much of the day. Dr Newton refused to give a prognosis while noting the patient could die at any moment or linger weeks longer. He had fallen from about 250 to 125 pounds and received no visitors besides brief greetings through nurses.
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Hunter Finds Buried Gold Near Jackson Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi November hunter Johnson a known white citizen of Jackson found a buried iron box in Pearl River swamp east of the city containing nearly twenty thousand dollars in gold pieces mostly of the 320 denomination. The treasure is believed war era with coins dating before 1850. Since the discovery Johnson has spent freely claiming wealth to last a lifetime.
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Hunter Johnson
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Allen Will Take Reed's Seat in Maine's First District
Amos T. Allen was today elected congressman from the Maine first district to succeed Thomas B. Reed by a majority of 4650. Three or four small towns remaining cannot alter the result by more than about fifty votes.
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Portland
Amos T. Allen
Thomas B. Reed
Esterhazy Sentenced to Three Years for Swindle
Paris reports Major Count Esterhazy, long suspected author of the Berdereau affair linked to the Dreyfus case, was sentenced by default to three years in prison on his cousin Christian's swindling charge and fined. He must also refund 25,000 francs claimed by Christian.
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Chicago Opens State Charters Pawnshop With Low Loans
Chicago on November 6 opened a municipal pawnshop under a state charter. It attracts many loan applications as it offers one percent monthly loans instead of the usual five to ten percent by private pawn brokers. The venture aims to serve public needs with lower financing costs.
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Confed museum hosts Virginia shaft unveiling events
Richmond November 6 The shaft of the ironclad Virginia Merrimac is presented to the Confederate Museum with addresses by Colonel Aston Ramsay and Virginius Newton. Daughters of the Confederacy plan tablet unveilings for Winnie Davis and Jefferson Davis Jr at St Pauls church and Hollywood Cemetery with further monuments likely unveiled.
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Dewey Tours Fifth Avenue Flag Salute
Admiral George Dewey and Mrs Mildred Hazen toured New York on November 6. They visited the Dewey Arch where he explained the flag bearing boy’s role to his companion. A crowd gathered as he was saluted with cordial bows and smiles during the shopping outing.
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Validity of Contract Up United States Case Delayed
The first test case on the validity of a contract by former Captain Oberlin M. Carter and Atlantic Contracting Company, led by President Colonel John F. Gaynor, was postponed until next Monday. Atlantic seeks over 200000 for work at Cumberland Sound and Savannah harbor. a motion to continue the claim was heard today. DOJ plans counterclaims to show the company owes money to the government.
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Indian Chief Killed by Locomotive Near Richmond
Riley Bradley, second chief of the Pamunky Indians, was struck by a locomotive on the Southern railroad near Lester Manor in Richmond. He died at the Retreat for the Sick after being brought to the city. Bradley was fifty four, a full blooded Pamunky and very deaf.
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Movement to end tipping on dining and sleeping cars
Chicago November 6 The Record reports George H Daniels general passenger agent of the New York Central railroad leads a movement to abolish tipping on dining and sleeping cars. The effort has won support from officials of several trunk line railroads.
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Four Men Mortally Burned In Cement Plant Blast
An explosion of liquid cement in the basement of the Roberts Johnson Rand Shoe Company at 3001 and 103 Washington avenue in St Louis at about 3 am mortally burned four men. The victims named are Farmer Conley Joe Mulconry James Braid and Elis Biegeratatt.
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New Orleans Debates Nell's Cotton Forecast Fiasco
A New Orleans dispatch reviews the Atlanta Constitution piece on Mr. Nell and his "fake" crop forecasts. It notes Nell refuses to comment further while accusing Price McCormick & Co. of driving cotton prices up. The piece says spinners lose confidence, Nell's predictions wrecked, and prices remain firm in the interior as farmers demand seven cents.
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