Turpie Attacks Tariff and Hawaii Treaty Fallout
Turpie delivers a blistering two hour speech denouncing the tariff bill as a product of mercenary interests and party pact. He condemns the inheritance tax proposal and warns of war against France and the continent, while praising silver coinage and criticizing tariff monsters as “tariff swine.” President nominates John Russell Young as librarian of Congress and other diplomatic appointments. Extradition papers issued for Lennox and state bank asset transfer to stockholders in Murdock.
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Wasmaeron
Senate
Turple
Turpe
Ind
Turpie
Straits of the United States Treasury
Treasury
Cuba
France
Germany
Harrpe
South America
Mr.Turpie
Grain Men Convene First Annual Meeting at Des Moines
The National Grain Dealers association held its first annual convention at the Observatory building in Des Moines with about 100 attendees and 200 expected. President R Greenleaf Jackson absent, N Hodgson presided, J W Hill welcomed attendees, M T Russell spoke on grain interests, and W H Chambers delivered the annual report noting progress in organizing state and local societies.
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M. T. Russell
United States
H. J. Noble
Chicago
J. A. C. Hiler
St. Louis
Missouri
W. H. Chambers
N. B. Hiatt
Willis
Kan
A. Clutter
Lima
Tylor
Decatur
J. Phillips
Rock Island Road
Coal Miners May Strike Across Five States
An article from Pittsburg suggests Mine Workers' Association officers will order a strike in five states. The plan, reportedly issued from Columbia, would see 195,000 miners laying down tools on Saturday in key coal centers across Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Secretary Pearse reportedly said at a conference there would be no strike.
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Pittsbburg
Pirrestina
Mine Workers’ Association
Columbia
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pearse
Death of Old Hoss Hoey in New York City
Famous comedian William F. Hoey known for A Parlor Match dies in New York City after brain disease. He previously performed with Bryant and Evans in vaudeville and married sisters Minnie and Lena French. He died last week after being moved from Mount Clemena sanitarium to his wife's family home.
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New York City
New York
William F. Hoey
Old Hose
Mr. Hoey
United States
Charles Evans
Hoey
Bryant
Mount Clemena
Mich
Murder on Grady porch in Greenasvra Pennsylvania
Samuel dark, an African American, shot Mrs Grady, a colored woman, through her sleeping room window last night and fled. Clark returns to the city after two years. motive unknown. Endeavorer Touriat injured in CoronaDo Springs Colorado when a coach overturned near Garden of the Gods. 16 passengers, Fred W Evanston of Boston seriously hurt. Six women bruised but continued travel. Coffee price cut by 0.5 cents by Woolson Apple company amid sugar refining rivalries. Arbuckles expected to mirror. A B.A. A. circle sensational wedding in Torgne. Joseph Batch resigns as state A P A secretary to marry Misa Tessa Cracknell.
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Greenasvra
Samuel Dark
Grady
Clark
Endeavorer Touriat
CoronaDo Sprinas
Colo
Garden of the Gods
Fred W. Evanston
Boston
Evanston
Massachusetta Endeavorers
San Francisco
New York
Arbuckle Bros
Woolson Apice Company
Arbuckles
Augar Refining
Woolson Company
Three fatal train wrecks mar Christian Endeavor excursion
A rear end collision on the Chicago and Northwestern line near West Chicago at 12 45 a m kills three and injures about 80. Identified dead include Mrs John Gooding Appleton Wis and Mare R Shipman Appleton Wis, with many from Fond du Lac Green Bay and Appleton among the injured. Engineers Courtney and others are badly hurt as rescue teams evacuate passengers to St Luke's hospital Chicago.
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Christian Endeavor
Caltle
West Chicago
Omcaco
Jaly L
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Galena
Jonn Goonixd
Appleton
Wis
Mare. R
Shipman
Ripley
Fond du Lac
Appleton. Michael
St. Letler
St. Letter
Williama
Chas. Courtney
W. D. Gibson
Raymond Mersh
LL. B. Mersh
Wm. M. Mickelstetter
Seymour
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Wisconsion
Freeport
Charles ‘Courtney
Ccfer
John Gooding
Hera
Ollens
Western Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Courtney
No. 5
Ayrote
Yeas
Saya
Teller
Baker
Carter
Hanbrough
Quay
Bacon
McHnerney
Martin
Mae
Internal Revenue and Administration
Melson Hanged For Murder In Grant's Pass
Lemuel W. Melson was hanged at 10 o'clock for the murder of Charles Perry in Josephine county in March 1898. About 600 witnesses saw the execution at the scaffold viewed from the street. Melson confessed guilt and asked for mercy. Judge Holmes ruled a receiver cannot operate a saloon under the original license when the business passes to a receiver.
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Tancoun
Holmes
Steering a Steamship by Signa in Fog
Gustav Kobbe explains that aboard steamers the preferred method is to steer by signa such as horizon wind wake stars and surf line before resorting to a compass. He recounts a Halifax voyage where a fog signal near Sambro guided the ship, illustrating captains often rely on signals over instruments when visibility is poor.
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Gustav Kobbe
St. Nicholas
Kobbé
Greenhorn
Halifax
Cape
Open Boat by Crane and Eastern Question Refocus
The Open Boat scene recalls the lone oarsmen struggling in a black sea as a lighthouse fades and a pale star rises, followed by Crane's literary note on a Scribner edition. The Atlantic suggests Constantinople's fortifications and Russia’s potential foothold while England faces the Suez route and eastern Mediterranean stake.
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Stephen Crane
Fox
Scribner’s
Benjamin I. Wheeler
Atlantic
Constantinople
Russia
Dardanelles
Salonika
England
Cape of Good Hope
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Sheia
India
Australia
Expensive Parisian Charcoal Thread Revealed
The New York Ledger notes a costly Paris crafted product, charcoal thread used for incandescent lamps. Sold by gramme, it commands 12 000 dollars per pound for 80 candle lamps and 8 000 dollars per pound for 30 candle lamps, with the artisan guarding the secret.
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Paris
Anartisan
New York Ledger
Do you notice an increase in posting as daughters age
In a dialogue from Detroit Free Prose, a professor questions a remark about gas fees and company as daughters grow older. The exchange hints at memory, mathematics as fixed science, and shifting domestic routines without a clear narrative conclusion.
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Detroit
Frea Prose
A Builder’s Experience With Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Detroit contractor describes long years of back and kidney pain eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He claims lasting relief after three boxes and endorses the remedy for kidney trouble and muscular weakness, urging neighbors to try it. The affidavit is sworn before a Wayne County notary in 1897.
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Wilson
Lving
Detroit
Mich
High Street
West
Dr. Williams
Dr. Willams
A. Y. Winson
Ronert E. How, JR
Wayne County
Michigan
Williams
Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenestady
N. Y
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Iowa
Trinidad
West Indies
Louis Langes, Sr
Illinois
Bremen
J. Stevens
Plyswouth
Lennox
Aqantic City
N. J
Griggs
Big Dick
Sioux City
Davenport
Siouxes City
Lixcorn
State Banking Board
State Bank of Murdock
Old Sullivan
New Yorks
John L. Sullivan
Billy Muldoon
White Plains
Sullivan
A.B. A
Torgne
Joseph D. Batch
A. P.A
Misa Tessa Cracknell
Sambro
van Hoor
Nova Scotian
Udney Y. Wilson
Peath
Firemen’s Association
Atlantic. IA
Wohl
Jose
COOK@REMEDY CO
Masonic Temple
Ill
Howe
K. G. Gregory
Frederickstown
Chamberlain
Vie Emmert & Co
C.O.D
Partheare State Medical CO
Omaha
Uiehie
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