National Democratic split and market report from Aurelia
The Aurelia Sentinel reports on a split within the national Democratic movement over a Chicago platform, naming the Neo Hannk Democratic Party and Populist Democratic party and noting Indianaplis as the convention site. It also covers Dan & Co’s market commentary on stock collapses, monetary shifts, and grain movements with wheat and corn supply figures and export trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indagnapalis
Democratic Party
Nations
Indianapalia Tye
National Democratic Party
Oby
Chicago
Dan & Co
Chigazo
New York
Chicago Stock Exchange
Atlantia
Ainga
Millionaire bound and gagged after two-day disappearance
James Campbell, sugar planter of Honolulu, reports he was imprisoned and robbed by Oliver W. Winthrop and a confederate who demanded $20,000 for his liberty. Winthrop, previously tried for poisoning a woman, vanished. the accomplice likewise disappeared. Campbell’s release came after dark when captors grew frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Onolulu
San Francisco
Oliver W. Winthrop
Campbell
Antonalia
Auclion
Spanish unrest and U S actions clash over Cuba and tribes
A Spanish government crisis in Valencia grows as reports of sickness and discontent rise among troops in Cuba and Republicans and Cuban sympathizers. Meanwhile a U.S. court strips 1,740 Negro Indians from tribal citizenship under the Dawes act, with no appeal, as Interior accepts the ruling and Dawes commission stays silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Valenciia
Cuba
Qhicks
Okiniga
Ainear
Interior Department
Dawes Commission
Judian Court
Missouri lands sink into earth amid alarming ground shifts
Reports from Missouri and nearby states describe sinking soil and dry ground creating crevasses and depressions across sections of land. Observers note a year of subsidence with a few recent incidents and widespread unease among residents. In Washington and Texas counties unusual ground sagging coincides with a dry spell and a horse was swallowed in a case near a planned site. Concurrently Edwin W. Winter, president of the Northern Pacific Railway, secured sections for 1 705 200 dollars at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maasticht
Douglas County
Texas County
Winter
Northern Pacific Railroad
State of
Washington
Edwin W. Winter
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Died From A Hog Bite Near St Joe Michigan
A farmer near St. Joe's Michigan, Norman Williams, died after a hog bite led to blood poisoning. In a separate event, a bloody fight among schoolboys at Buckville, Montgomery County, Antic left several wounded. Poole died from knife wounds, Chow and Poole involved in the fray, friends joined in. Councilmen in Lowell indicted for conspiracy to defraud the city. bonds posted after pleads of not guilty. Greece-Cretan crisis feared as powers discuss blockade. Greece halted war material shipments but cabinet resignations refused. Hog price record at Springfield shows Ninety-one head sold for high prices. other local factory news and receivers appointed for pumps and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlchigan
Blis E Muaddt
Nonnan Williams
St. Joe's Mich
Buckville
Montgomery County
Antic
Robert Chow
Beauregard Poole
Poole
Vienne
London Chronicle
England
Crete
Greece
Wie Creek
Poland
Springfield
Williams & Son
Bij Inc
Adasen Others
Train Collision Near Dean Lake Missouri Kills and Injures
A westbound California express collided with a Porter Masseon passenger near Dean Lake between Yean Lake and Boswell, Missouri, sending portions 60 feet to the ground. Five injured, two died, engineer and fireman escaped serious harm. others transported to Topeka and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordora
Santa Pe
Dean Lake
Kansas City
Topeka
Chicago
Yean Lake
Boswell
California Express
Donn Lake
Port Maison
Uteangh
Unlers
Cor Bosworth
Dosworth
Dagoon
Troady
Fragman
No. 1
Lie Os
Rhodes
Odd Tales and Local News From Iowa County Headlines
A patchwork of county items reports medical mishaps, prison disturbances, a cabbage vine variety, a grand tower project, drownings, a fatal railroad case, public notices on Des Moines fuel routing, theatre mishaps, school funding, and mild crimes across LeMars and adjacent towns. Notable names include Dr. Saiopion, Prof. Stanton, Mrs. Stanton, and Kinney.
State tax levy increases planned by executive council
The State Executive Council approves a state tax levy for the coming year under authority of the State General Assembly. The move shifts executive control to 10 mile, expands appropriations, and adds a special levy for the State University. Odds and totals are listed with figures, districts, and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Council
General Assembly
Atila
Wiitel Tis Jydaintuty
State University
Poraviiat Praper
FON
Halkoada
BMG
Layproete Warduniita
Tabane Ie Lalettten Ees
Insanity Commission Rules Man In Watertown Case
A Watertown man named Anylwn Rav G KE Scott was declared insane after a trial by eight jurors. The case, heard in Logansport Indiana, centered on alleged abuse by a preacher and included references to a 13 year old Daisy Dorlan. the matter was referred to insanity commissioners while pending. Meanwhile, a separate labor statistics note praised the new Labor Commissioner powers as not yet used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertua
Anylwn
KE. Scott
Daisy Dorlan
Logansport
Commission of Insanity
Hag Daw Syeatigatio Bis Ae
Neveriad Dayso
Lina Dasaue
Eght
Condition of crops across the states in wet weather report
A long agricultural bulletin notes varied crop conditions from Kansas to Minnesota. Wet weather hindered some wheat and oats while other regions report good growth, with hot winds in Oklahoma and spring wheat progress in several states. barley, corn, and potato standings shown with regional differences and ongoing plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agricultune
Waa
Lin Arkanisis
Yerluga
Greta de Altuck
North Dakota
Minnesota
Carolinas
Butte
Sipentag
Wisconsin
Cory
South Dakota
Eurth
Runpton
Neceters
Tudisna
Wisagheu
Igentog Oastee
Wien
Ehigan Scn
Mehigan
Iiscradivet
Asturwa
Onuistium
Gemel
Fall of the Moores and the 1870s Stock Crash
The text describes a dramatic collapse involving the Moore brothers and the New York Stock Exchange. It notes the exchange closing for ten days after a failed trading episode, with Gould and others implicated in orchestrating the halt. The piece credits local and regional firms and mentions prominent figures linked to the speculative downturn and ensuing market paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Noaher
Chia
Teres
Whdar
Chicago Stock Exchange
Andlag
Dhl Action
Waa
SBT
New York Exchange
Exchange
Gould
Gebl
Vlack Iidday
Une Merce Brothers
Gratert
Fragmented 19th century political letter from Lincoln to Southgate
A garbled account of a formal letter from Charles J. Mewes of Lincoln and Southgate of Buell to accept a bathed praklbten party proposal. It discusses prohibition aid, party policy opposition to attendance, and ownership of natural wealth. The text names deacons and references public schools and government wealth in a debated political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Mewes
Lincoln
Southgate
Buel
N. Chase
Leo Ferdinel
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Aurelia
Sentinel
Aurelnay
Iowa
Lloyd-Eros
Practen
Wil Wealdy
Indiguapolis
Septembore
van & Cats Moview
DAN & Cons Rviw
Kaneas City
Northeast Street Railway
Electrie Rh
Kansas Ciy
Eaughlor
Roland R. Conklin
York
Conklin Repio
Wastinghouse Company
Largast
Mn Tower
Zoc
Kwan
Columbus
Obay
George Buer
Dilwoukes
Wis
John Weaver
Chesterton
Kansas
Russell
Hudsell County
Kanena
State Board of Healt
Rosselland
Diorie Bhlef
Jala Huet
Roar Ngoola
Tle
Missouri
Vanderbilt Ie
Cornalius Vanderbilt
W. WK. Vanderbilt
Newport
Mer Aitvoudas
Charles W. Weber
Napoleon
Ohio
Mary Fritz
BPAIN
Madrid
Ihi Apo
United States
Tdo Cde
Uunton
McGuire
George
Streeta Cheyney
Charies
Clapp
Lowell
Mauss
Ciy
Unten
Bux
Counstlmen
Seryfus Burses
Allen
Ford
Providence
Panp
Howe
Wowuneero
New York World
Cape ‘Town
Paton
Cecil Nbowles
Tein
Marybaleland
Dover
Westdorf
Lawrence, Volk
M.A. Wiams
John Croil
Doolin
Bill Doolin
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Wewoka
Doatin
T. M. Gregor
Horace Reynoldy
Short & Co
Syracuse
Iran
Stuart Anys
Mies du Qiti
Pinter
Nicholas Finger
Louteville
Tig Pasting
Springfald
Richard Shepherd
Gue
Spring Meld
J. G. Jones
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Lowellville
Philadelphia
Haugh & Sons
Minadalpha
Mamisis
Hoye
Bune
Omaha
Michaeageulis
Jowa
Croxton
Sammoran
Mary Meade
Werner
Saiopion
Conan
Harding
Button
Laka Mack
Salter
Amon Coltoys
W. E. Stanton
Iowa Agricultural Collegs
Amus
Chines
Stanton
Margaret Hall
Oblinus
Jall Mreak
LaMark
Charles Davia
Harry Dass
Jarbad
LeMars
Ralang
Villnois
Wargo
CTA
Ronile
Atantia
Nas
Wiliam Auxter, Jr
Jon Neright
Kinsey
T the Wizard of
John ‘S. Kinney
Logan
Diytilet
Coundy Blais
Pailroad
Wiram Kingey
Ads
Ila
Hos
Des Moinns
Chitago
Kock Island
Pacific Road
Des Moines
Sat Mar
Luduhie
Oscar Johnsutt
Sulgile
Fey
Fem
Fewis Mone
Anstin
Johnsen
Weet
Slows City
Wyclawe Cayen
Sehotarn
Witwon
Qseoole
Ryalong
Clee
Shaw
Avantia
Groyada
Sibley
Siluy
Pvate
BOOTY
Insan Hi
Piney News
Manchester
Appleby & Drybread
Treeley
Delaware
Aevaral
Cligapa
Te Satu
Dorchester
Jinshey
Ballovus
Sats
Moork
Keokuk
Koch Island Road
Leighton
Ingarten
William Deynis
Aaretta
Dennis
Denny
Maura
Cefern
Eechernadyn Koy
Meih Ethuvedge
Helle Sen Ie
Wardington
Mag. Cay
Coluagy Morphiat
Criger
Eus
Obama
Edward Elliott
Watlington
Eliiont
Meury Tuuselue
Mt Bustington
Lown
George Stutble Dina
George Katite
Opate
Masenpot
Norbaabind
Haraly
Altay
Feng
Ofor
Rty
Bentley and Southgate
Ravell
Ula
Ogy
Bey Vatuilala
Dras
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Wist
Ubal
Boston
Pond
de York
Alimaat
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