Great Silver Rally Sees 1500 Delegates From West and South
A large Silver rally gathers 1500 delegates from Democrats Republicans and Populists across twenty states. Leaders from the Central Prohibition league of Shelby County preside as public support grows for free coinage of gold and silver and the push for monetary reform. Speakers include Senators Bate Shareia Perry of the South and other prominent figures voicing support for a graduated monetary system and bi metal coinage.
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Lygparue
Muntophia
Wiler
United States
Bate
Shareia
Phosamet Denes
Asean Wileatt
Rndecen
Evirang
Aud Odech
Throwat
Cegirad Piaaenidlic League
Mamphia
Intredites
Hywagern
Wegxe
Liliana
Nik
Central
Mimetune League
Shelby
Ailree
Freewen
Dediana
Warnis
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Joseph Clible
Mir
Sibley
Cactisle
Mera
Nelay
Ooumistres Ag Tesalmuons
President visits Exposition and officials address many colleges
The president plans a visit to the Nation Staten Exposition in Atlanta on the 21st. Wilson delivers the annual address at Central College Fayette Missouri. Secretary Herbert speaks at the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College commencement in Auburn. J Walter Blandford, former private secretary to the Attorney General, will serve as Secretary of State. Apt Skeary W Howgate faces two forgery indictments. Minister Bying informs State Department of a new Department of Industry and Labor. Nysseus named to direct the mine factory office. Baldwin requires duplicates from appraisers and certifiers to the Treasury auditor. The Post Office bans a fraud order against Wilson Lester and Poster Art College of St Louis for undelivered pots. The President denies a commutation petition for a death sentence in Washington. Local Indian bureau details on Creek tribe officials and misused funds are questioned amid political tensions.
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Atlanty
Dostisaster Dieveral Wilson
Central College
Fayette, Mo
Herbert
Alabana Agricultural and Mecharlen College
Auburt
J. Walter Mlandford
Ar. Olney
Apt. Skeary W. Howgateny
Ist
Bessist
Bying Informa
Department of State
Fatry of Industry and Labor
Nysseus
Loran
A. Baldwin
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Wilson Lester
Art College of St. Louis
Fodian Bureau
Anton
Washtigton
Iowa Populists Convene Largest Convention in Years
The Iowa Populists gathered for a rare large convention in Des Moines with about 300 delegates. Charles J. Gi. Scott chaired, denouncing corporate power and money influence, and a platform calling for silver restoration, bank reform, factory checks, wage guarantees, and progressive taxation. State ticket nominations included Quin for Governor and Cringe for Lieutenant Governor with Starrett and Susat among other statewide officers.
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Chatring J. Gi. Scott
Che Delanes
Eliy
ALA Starrett
Thirnboldt
Chialre Hin
Che Tanporary Chalraain
Iyo al Garthen
Aml
Eee Pty
Viend
Patforma
Assinin
Tigate
Pearty
Aileer
Wall Street
Karepe
Ger Warhl
Hodker
Collowe
Sylvester Cringe
Oasenport
Geverrer
Th Starrett
Wormscheldt
Supreme Voirtrade
Bow. Peary
Glenwood
L. 1
Labor
Guthrie
Railsway
Susat
Woodbury County
Never Dress Like a Woman Says Chicago Pastor
A Chicago preacher rails against women wearing certain fashions during sermons at Pearth Baptist Church. He argues against cross gender attire and urges men to discourage feminine dress in public, urging rigidity in costume norms.
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Hex
Kittredge Wheeler
Pearth Baptist Church
Chicago
Tedeh
Beever
Wheeler
Intricate Bodice Fronts for Dress Overhauls in New York
The article outlines various full front bodice styles and home sewing tricks to convert existing dresses. It describes yoke fronts, panels, bags, ribbons, and contrasting fabrics, plus examples with satin, chiffon, and plaids. It notes economy tips and the impracticality of costly new gowns, while highlighting fashionable yet wearable looks for travelers.
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Seelinpers
Fred
Various Global and Domestic Updates Mentioned in Fragmented Dispatches
A garbled summary notes uprisings in Corientes Argentina and German shifts in Thuringien principalities. It mentions Kiel canal opening cremation attendances, sheep disease in Australia, Casade ship rescue, diplomatic appointments, a London birth, a warehouse fire with casualties, Sig Ferrari’s death, Loradentes dispatched to French Guinea, and Admiral Gullobel’s move toward a frontier settlement.
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Dole Hais
Uriges’ Reef
Ami
Freihyre von Bergen
Cruittemala
Central
Amariica
Dougherty
Mages College
Holfaxt
Hag
Ireland
Yier
Willian
I. Kaye
London
Gounteau
Essex
Mins Adele Grant
Meyene Groat
New York
Mertuy
Uaegary
Ydhansea
Sig. Ferrari
Tulin Chamber of Depties
Farming Tips for Corn and Orchard Work
Practical guidance on early corn cultivation, harrowing, and field prep. Advice on fertilizer mixing, pruning fruit trees, spring cultivation of winter wheat, and irrigation. Tips on Black Minorca hens, butternuts, tree wound care, and feeding whole grain to horses.
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