Britain plans to reopen Indian mints and back silver
A London dispatch on June 30 reports the National Review will publish details of a pending visit by the United States monetary commission to press for rehabilitating silver. It says Britain will consider minting changes and legal tender expansions to support silver, with moral backing from England, the United States, and France.
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National Review
United States
Vow
Dimvetailisn
London
Uehenda
United States Monetary Commission
Wotcott
Weoare
England
Bank of
Tugland
France
Endeavor Train Wreck Near Vandalia Causes Fatalities
A late Tuesday wreck near Vandalia on the Vandalia line involved a passenger train with excursionists bound for a Christian Endeavorers convention in San Francisco. Mail clerks Sherman and Parkinson killed. baggageman Coon and others fatally injured. conflicting reports on total fatalities. A separate rear end collision near West Chicago on the Chicago and Northwestern line injured about a dozen aboard two crowded excursion trains.
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Coon
Fudanapotia
Bagcage
Sam Parkinson
Columbus
Fronk Owens
Terre Youle
Wst
Wirea
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Road
West Culeage
Chingge
Lat
Insurance ruling limits Kansas insurer license power
Federal court in Topeka voids Kansas Insurance Commissioner McNeil’s authority to revoke a license over unpaid claims. Monopolitan Late Insurance Company of New York sought to halt preventive action, and the court ruled the license cannot be reversed absent a secured judgment and ninety days elapsed. Other brief items include Tacoma Bank’s suspension and receiver appointment, an Idaho ghost-dancing report, and miscellaneous local notices.
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Kansas
Foyer
Federal Court
Et Topeka
Link
McNeil
Late Tesurance Company
New York
Burglars Try Novel Current-Set Safe Theft
Reported at Obngrin Falla Onto on Sunday night burglars used a wire and earthen points to heat a Rogers Son bank safe. The plan involved placing sand under the safe and bypassing security, but the attempt failed when the current cut out mid process. No one was hurt.
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Vao
Obngrin Falla
Bank of Rogers & Son
Othe
Queen Victoria Retires From Public Duties After Jubilee
Queen Victoria returns to London after jubilee celebrations and plans to limit public appearances. She will focus on state work from Windsor Balmoral or Ashburne while the Prince and Princess of Wales assume duties. The queen expresses devotion to her people and hopes to lessen responsibilities for others after many years of service.
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Prince of Wales
London
Metropolis
Qiveteria
Windnor
Balmoral
Asbyrne
Prinee
Wales
Pillsbury Named As Controlling Wheat Market Figure
An Albany report claims C A Pillsbury of Minnesota controls the visible cash wheat supply in the United States with substantial influence. It notes that minor holdings by other parties in Chicago St Louis and other markets may limit the claim, and mentions wheat in ships and at Duluth but does not refute the main assertion.
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C. A. Pillsbury
Minnespalis
Daly
United States
Chisney
St. Lewis
Uapsit
Duluth
Treasure Hunt in Ed wards County Texas Hidden Gold Tale
A garbled late era account describes a spring treasure in Ed Ward s County Texas valued at 75000 in gold coins. The tale links brigands, a wagon ambush, and a single survivor with a century old wager and a sheriff guard.
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Texas
Trulisten
Edwards County
Terrible Missouri Wreck Slows Travel on Wabash Line
A Missouri City wreck involving the Louis Express and the Hawks on the Walna road killed several and injured many aboard. The crash collapsed a trestle, sending cars into the river. Wreckage was recovered downstream. one mail clerk died shortly after rescue. A Kansas City woman suffered serious injuries.
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St Hawks
Kansas City
Missouri City
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Mia
Wo. Witkingan
Kansas
Chy
Vre
Guihue
Tower
Fifth Mall
Stricken in Senate Pettigrew Falls Silent
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota suffered a sudden speech paralysis during a tacit Senate debate at 2:80 o clock Saturday. He remained seated then was cared for by colleagues, leaving the chamber and going home. Doctors reported no immediate danger, diagnosing a likely apoplectic stroke with facial paralysis.
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Asayelates
Maine
Pat Ayold
Hays
Rosie Sperek
Metgrey Shilver Repiblican
South Dither
Sadun
Bartony
Sererte
Porgy Krew
Rumors of Gomez and Quinnez in insurgent activity
Reports afloat from Havana claim General Maxime Quinnez, insurgent commander, hired for a fight near the Puerto Principe line. Unofficial chatter also says General Gomez is seriously worried about the situation amid dangerous rumors.
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Bet
Havana
Maxime Quinnez
Puerto Principe
Gomez
Aobaly
Fragmented Crile Quotations Reflect Market Terms
A scrambled OCR excerpt lists varied terms, prices, and product notes including creamers wheat and sugar, with references to shipments, transport codes, and regional place names. The text appears as a jumbled catalog of trade items and rates rather than a cohesive article.
Revival of the Corn Palace Returns to Sioux City Scene
The Corn Palace once a beacon of pride for the region may be revived this year as business and transportation leaders push for renewed growth. Railroads pledge support while concerns over economics and futures previously stalled plans. Local merchants anticipate a revival boosting Lions City and Sioux City commerce.
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Acon
of Lions
Sioux City
Hamilton County
County board eyed county clerk books audit
Hanson county supervisors moved to authorize an expert examination of long‑unexamined county clerk books amid a dispute over a cash shortage. The process would be supervised by the court clerk and a settlement was discussed to resolve the matter with minimal legal exposure.
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Key West
Flas
Othoern
Board of Supervisors
Hansdlton County
Gow
Rael
Lun
Buell
Uadatra
Han
Ski
Des Moines Street Car Charity Drive Aids Wounded Home Fund
The article details a charity effort by women and girls on Des Moines streetcars raising between 1200 and 1500 dollars for a wounded home. It notes volunteers wore white caps and passed through moving cars while conductors assisted and incidents on the line are described.
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Xehonia
O¢a Moti
Des Moinea
Prattleat
Alu Miest Chapmlg Miatrons
Raiway
Woaged Find
Des Moines Women's Club
Phu Enib
Abrahan Slhawer
Waverly
Ates Calbthan
Beth
Ehuetricity
Ong
Eac
Uig
Congress Debates Wool Tariff and House Proceedings
The Senate and House discuss wool duties and internal revenue measures. Debates touch on manufacturing protections and labor, with ties to foreign exhibit policy and pending veto risk.
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