Dewey candidacy withdrawal report proved mistaken
Washington reports deny Admiral Dewey planned to withdraw from the presidential race and note the New York paper's claim was a mistaken assertion. Treasury figures project continued surplus as receipts rise and expenditures grow, with detailed year endings and a Sunday opening plan for exhibits in Paris and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alin Mia
Tuko
Gage
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Char Hie
Dewey
John Ho McLean
Secretary of the Treasury
House
New Iowa Laws Expand Taxation and Reform Measures
Adjourned Iowa General Assembly enacts broad tax changes affecting insurance telegraph and telephone firms and railroads. New laws recodify building and loan operations and establish a women’s reformatory at Anamosa with the Board of Control directing admissions and rules.
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General Assembly
Ax Nie
Mis
Mrohinis
Tuwa
State University
Twee
Ttes
Athuncotien
Staat
Pahl Heatiott
Munters’ Hoase
Iowa
USA
Toe
Compeitee Dni
JMU
Everysurance Corporation
Canary Mutuals
Lrea
Ney
SL. F
ATO
Uue
Foraatusare
Sachs
Bil
Perth
Lowa
K.P
Uonies Insurances
Haimend
Stle
Phe Resolatian
Supreme Court
Meerssars
Tere Hose Larix
Attics
Wet
UW. F
Anamosa
State Board of Constru
Board of Conc ‘Lrol
Balld Cing
Carnegie and Cramps Firms Talk Merger Plans
Reports say Carnegie aunt Ceragup and Cramps Ship Building Company discuss a gigantic consolidation. Atlantic conference among Charles Mo Sehiwah Nenry OC Frick and William Satigel Cramps yields a satisfactory arrangement. final terms not yet announced.
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Carnegie
Ceragup
New York
Carnegie Canigans
Cramps
Atlantic
Charles Mo Sehiwah
Nenry OC
Frick
William
Vo du
Aroma Es
Unseating of Clerk Contested by Benue Committee
Washington reports the Senate privileges and elections committee favors unseating Clerk of Mattana. The seat is declared vacant though no expulsion issued. Boer prisoners arrive at St. Helena aboard Niobe and Milwaukee with health mostly good, quarantined for measles. Gov. notified authorities will treat prisoners with courtesy.
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Benue
Mim
Washington
Senate
Clairk
Mattana
St. Welona
St. Helena
Niobe
Milwaukee
Murdoch
Legislative session review and tax bill defeats noted
The Cheshire express reports the telegraph and telephony tax bill defeated 69 to 11 and outlines bills passed or amended by the senate and house. Highlights include education funding, university and college appropriations, prison labor reforms, liquor and tax policy, and a push for Mennonite election reform.
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Posadhe House
Gatter
Lynn
Passat
Brighton
House
Senate
Hazleton
Supreme Court
Mutlan
Moaey
Agricultural College
Gilman
Mt. Pleasant
Bennett
State University
Agricultural Colluge
State Normal School
Bowen
Ba Lam
Alaemia Payel
Givin Chey
Tmplores
Habband
Vane Americd
Rullals
Wessel
Aly Cluck
General Assembly
Brighton of Mairfeld
The Golden Temper and Domestic Life Advice
A fragment from a Woman's Home Companion piece by Mary Stuart McKinney discusses companionability in marriage, praising cheerful wit and the role of food in happiness. It notes how light conversation can ease tensions and defend against dull or serious attitudes, while reflecting on education and social roles.
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Mary Stuart McKinney
Medical notes on accidents and deaths by time of day
The text outlines patterns in fatalities and accidents linked to days and hours, noting scaffold injuries in morning shifts, street accidents after eleven, and drunken or violent incidents in evenings and weekends. It also includes scattered quotes and unrelated dialog snippets from various sources.
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Plo
Wien
Storm On The Severn Trip Divides The Party
In a tense voyage recount, Murdoch and Peggy discuss safety and the risk of proceeding down the Severn river. The party debates whether to stay aboard and entrust Murdoch’s judgment or abandon the journey amid mounting weather and fears of danger on the river.
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Dark Duncombe
Gels
Mae
Tare
Alu
Oehe
Declan
Peggy
Murdoch
Jes
Mas Peggy
Col. Caureren
Miss Vognsyes
Rawen Cam Tron
Mina Rosalyn
Vita
United States
Vregra
Readridge
Quedygley
Terdwicke
Abe
Thames
Bobs
Tonebed
Uylag
Potyshore
Tintin
Mies Pagey
Tita
Bevera
Weill
Wwe
After the Gold Booms and the Prospect of Change
Fragmented OCR traces a historical account of mining towns with mentions of gold, settlements, and social roles. It hints at individuals, places, and events across periods, noting land claims, labor, and community shifts. The text is garbled but suggests a narrative about gold rushes, settlers, and economic change.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa
B. E. Lloyd
Ule
Paris
Lepety
Peuhk
S. BP. du
Clark
Ghee
Macrum
Gousut Hays
Pretoria
State Department
Mearcram
Tay
Kiowa
Comanche
Von
Lointon
War Office
Cape Town
Maury
Tery
New Orleans
Buenos Ayres
Austilian
East Liverpool
Ohio
Pope
Tome
Dixie
Naples
Leo XT
Richmond
Dhere
Alairemient
Patrick Campbell
London
Hug
Pieterfontain
Imperial Couunty
Wetress
Fiano and Organ Factory
Chicago
Plano
M. Bolruly, Company
Gorner Opin
Superior
Chituge
Uul
Mabel—Latyy
Willie Wishington
Paul
Washington Star
Migg
Kurt
Jovey
Wlawgan
Palladelphia North
Tommorrean
Eytas Lane
Vulonel
Ming Peggy
Torun
Clbbagion
Davy
Mitolis
Ruyver
Walt
Murdock
Moeurt
Hue
Poyshaston
Win Chen
Californie
Slate
Nevada
Wonton
Aisha
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