Fragmentary Aug 10 1896 News Snippets
A scattered OCR fragment covers various items from August 10. It mentions a divorce decree in the United States Court of St. James awarding alimony for life, Peru’s congress opening, Democratic representations in New York, Tammany Hall mayoral candidate implications, silver coinage debates, and Ottawa reports on Canada’s government and canal plans. The text is garbled but preserves names and places like Peru New York Brooklyn St James and Ottawa.
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York
Brooklyn
New
Orgubiss
Tammany
Greater
Sherman
Lonnox
New- York World
Se. James Gazette Ayn
America
HAWKEYES DECIDE NOT TO STRIKE IN IOWA MINERS
Iowa miners at a August 10 meeting voted not to strike in sympathy with eastern workers. They set a 25 cent weekly aid levy, but attendance was about one quarter of state miners. Osceola would host a second meeting August 19 if two thirds show intent to send delegates. otherwise each camp may handle grievances locally.
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Iowa
Orrumwa
Tinois
Oskaloosa
Prrrapura
New York
Cleveland Gas Goal Company
de- Armitt
Atrikera
Oreck
Oresk Mine
Weatmoreland County
Panneylvanis
United
Hrave Dent
Twenty- First Infantry
McHinley
Hobart
Alger
Porter
Whitelaw Reid
Warner Miller
Burlington
Waghita
Woodbury
McKinley
Washington
Merriman and Lincoln kin die in early August notices
Marcus H. Merriman of St. Joseph Missouri paymaster for Burlington lines in Missouri died August something at Quincy Mississippi of Bright’s disease aged 46. Thomas B Raymond Lincoln’s cousin died August at Bay City Michigan aged 81. Lincoln’s mother and Merriman’s mother were sisters. Star Pointer and Jon Patchen set to race August 21 at Washington Park Chicago for paying supremacy with a purse of 000. winner takes all.
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Marcus
Merriman
St. Joseph
Burlington
Missouri
Quincy
Miss
Bright
Thomas B. Raymond
Abraham Lincoln
Bay City
Mich
Lincoln
Star Pointer
Jon Patchen
Washington Park Club
Chicago
Austria-Hungary
Anthrax Fears Across Gubernatorial Campaign
Grandlog reports multiple candidates for the gubernatorial nomination suffering from anthrax contracted from diseased cattle in the city. Notable cases include Charles Taylor whose condition is critical, and others like Finnegan Howell and J F Smith noted as affected. County conventions update shows Parrott leading with 184 delegates, Frank 129, others scattered. Cedar Rapids opposition to Parrott forms among Temple amendment supporters. Other items cover Epworth assembly in Iowa, unusually placed crimes, elopements, and political shifts in Des Moines and Orrumwa.
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Leland
Taker Eaton
Sioux Orry
J. F Smith
John Finnegan
D.P. Howell
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Amith
Finnegan
Howell
Guffera
Dea Moines
Fank
Parrott
Harlan
Shaw
Byers
Harsh
Flickinger
Falter
Friends of the Temple Amend
Cedar Rapids
Yukon administration and mining rule changes
Ottawa report says Dominion Government to appoint an administrator for Yukon with full civil and executive powers. Major Walterie to head the office. mounted police deployment increased to 86 with two Muzzle guns. Mining rules shift to limit mine claims to 100 feet. court for civil and criminal justice to be led by Justice McGinnan of Prince Albert.
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Yukon
Dominion
Toronto
Ont
Globe
Ottawa
Walerie
Northwest Mounted Police
Party of Mounted Police
Manitoba
Gold
Federal Judge Defies Kansas Officials in Mutual Life Case
Kansas Attorney General Boyle acts against federal injunction by United States District Judge Williams and moves quo warranto against Mutual Life Insurance to show authority to do business in Kansas. Governor Leedy defends state rights, while Kansas officials warn of a possible habeas corpus appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Consul Hayward reports American vessels leading in Hawaiian port trade in 1861.
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Boyle
Mutu! Life Insurance Company
Kansas
Torrea
Kan
United States
Kanass
John A. Williams
Arkansas
Calorado Springs
Colo
Web McNall
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Williams
Laedy
MecNall
United States Court
State Court
State Supreme Court
Kansan
United States Supreme Court
Leedy
New York
The
Kansas City Times
Kaneas
Mutual Life
Lord
Sean
Atate
Boyle Jesue
Colorado
Wasmonton
Hayward
State Department
Market Letter Reports Broader Trade Revival Amid Wheat Outlook
McLaren Bros & Co notes general improvement in business nationwide with irregularities due to the miners’ strike and crop prospects. Retailers anticipate stronger sales on liberal wheat supplies. wholesalers see increased volume as demand for oats and corn supports prices. The wheat market stays active with rapid price moves, while foreign factors and export demand shape the supply outlook. A notable hog sale highlights breeding stock from Iowa Agricultural College.
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McLaren Bros. & Co
Commission Merchants
Rialto Building
Chicago
Atok
Wall Street
Tradera
Peland
France
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Europe
United States
Canada
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United States Court of Bt
James
Yaardor Life
Peru
Hilver
Barive
Mioh
Ayer
Doninson
Tiny Connon Canal
Bia
Hawkeyes
Stryke
Gompeis
American Federation of Labor
Ishor
Ratchford
United Mine
West
Virginia
BrainavinLp
B. B. Ray
Silinoia
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Tanter
Gof
Randle
Bay
Dis
Breese
Trenton
Burers
Greenwood County
T. D. Davis
Topeka
Telegraph
Juniata
Neb
Benny Kiister
Owa
Hawkeye Epworths
Gorrax
Iowa Epworth League’ Assembly
Alfred
A. ‘Wright
Beaton
Dra, Mason and Rees
Cincinnati
Dra. Schell and Berry
Hughes
Minneapolis
Bishop Ninde
Detroit
Cousagues
Clara Kunz
Tredway
Sioux
Ralph Tredwey
Yale
M. O
Eaton
Des Moines
P. Leland Jhan
H. L. Eaton
Clarence Cohen
John Hieronymus
Eldon
Cohen
Das Moles Elopers
Bronx
Orry
Agnes Harsh
Fred Morse
Elks Point
Jal
San Francisco
J. D. Craig
A. M. ‘Lawrences
T. T. Williams
Examiner
Olaus Spreckles
St. Louis
Ar. Louis
Four Courts
Ayithons Ploodehed
Dritha
Schewe
B.C
Oroo
Krogers
Krugers
Wilson Creek
BrrincrigLp
Aung
St. Joans
Labater
Aghong
Flaermen
Manhattan
Tobreco
Trifiley
Br. Josees
William Traffley
Western Baseball Association
Trafiley
McGoy
Cresday
New Year
John P. Hopkins
W. A. Brady
Bid’ McCoy
Dan Creedon
Nevada
Br. Francis
Charles Z. Kerndt
Kerndt Brow
Bird City
Felts
William B. Feltz
Pike
Marcie ‘Heap
William Lamb Picknell
Boston
le Northup
W. OC. Frazier
Othy
Iowa Agricultural College
Union Chief
Oak Terrace
Union
Fred Aloxander'n
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