Weave is named nominee for president by People's party
At Omaha on July 5 General James B Weaver of Iowa was nominated for president by the People's party with General J G Field of Virginia named for vice president. The convention adopted a progressive platform calling for national currency, government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, free ballot, graded income taxes, and land reform, while denouncing monopoly and immigration limits.
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Omaha
James B Weaver
Laws
People’s Party
United States
Kyle
South Dakota
Old Guard
Weaver
Gresham
Friends of the
Iowan
Fluatly
J. G. Fie
Virginia
Robertson
Texas
Committee On
H. L. Loucks
Tom W. Hayes
New Jersey
Knights of Labor
Loucks
Nebraska
Farmers’ Alliance
Kent
Nhessity
AU Lande
Sue
Vucare
Pinkerton
Wyoming
Dresid Ait
France
People's Party
James G. Blaine
Minneapolis
Omana
Alii
B.C. Manning
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
California
SH. Basher
Progressive Church
Milledgeville
Jim
C.H. van Wyck
Pish
Minnesota
Ignatina Donnelly
Pennsylvania
Powderly
Null
Mart
Forged CNEEKR CDs and smuggling tale from George Slater
Forged currency notes case tied to Charles Ronan in a George Slater furniture shop. Ronan forged his employer’s accounts amounting to about 865 in total. Suspects include John Mow Max Gold rg and W Hull, with Railrows Agent Ja y Pho torger a fugitive. An unknown boat bound for America from Victoria capsized near Race Rocks. The sloop possibly a smuggler, with customs claiming contraband Chinese aboard.
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Charles Ronan
George Slater
John Mow
Max Gold Rg
W. Hull
Railrows
Jay Pho Torger
Momey Nil
Mr Slater
Chisseome
Awerlciu
Victoria
B. OU
Race Rocks
Bargentine Crocker
Not Dead, Only Drunk. Crester Pa July 6
Thomas Kay, a veclored man, was found at Market Street wharf late at night apparently dead. The patrol wagon removed the body to the coroner's office. it was placed in an ice box, then kicked the box and broke loose, scattering onlookers. He had been stupefied with liquor.
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Crester
Thomas Kay
Market Street Wharf
Theody
Corpus
Feud Between Lowenberg and Kreuger Families Sparks Fatal Arrest
In Dablonga township the Longstanding feud between Lowenberg and Kreuger families erupted into violence. Edward and William Lowenberg assaulted Carl and Henry Kreuger, with Edward severely injuring Carl. The incident likely left Edward Lowenberg seriously wounded or dead.
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Aw Lowa Kead
Orvumwa
Lowenberg
Kreuger
Dablonga
Edward and
Walliam
Carl
Henry Kreuger
Lowenberge Aersenaly
Edward Lowenberg
Fire Devastates Rockland Ontario County Area
A report from Hovanox Michigan states Rockland in Ontario County was nearly wiped out by a blaze. About thirty structures including stores and homes burned. The extent of losses is not yet estimable.
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Hovanox
Mich
Rockland
Ontonagon County
Kansas Capitol in Danger of Collapse
Topeka July 5 The new Kansas statehouse nearly 1.28 million spent and not finished. The dome costs 250000 yet to be enclosed and weighs heavily on poor stone blocks that crack and yield. State board of public works accused of inaction and incompetence risking large financial loss and possible loss of life.
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Kansas
New
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Stote House
State Board of Public Works
Board of Time
Airregard
Not the Tariff Alone The Paramount Election Question
The Sun editorial seizes on tariff as central but argues a deeper issue dominates national choice. It contends federal overseers and federal troops in Southern states threaten liberty, asserting the supreme question eclipses tariff reform and silver, defining the election as a struggle over negro rule and federal authority.
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The
Voice
Sun
New York
the Sun
Chicago Herald
Andes
Pallo
Last iron run at York Iron plant ends after failure
The York Iron company near Wisconin faces what seems to be its final iron run after Saturday’s mishap blew the stack. Management has feared rising freight costs from 100000 to 195000 annually, hindering profits and operations.
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Black Riven Farls
Wis
York Iron Company
Mob Murder At Vicksburg Stirs City After Hanging
A chaotic night in Vicksburg ends with the hanging of Venesion Blake, a Black merchant, as a mob overpowers guards and drags him from jail. Witnesses report his death before dawn while police and guards struggle to restore order. The city reels as fear spreads among Black residents and officials seek stability.
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Vicksburg
Dellame Steins
Smith Tooley
Venesion Blake
Uuyteh' Adams
Deluge Swamps Mississippi Area Causes Flood Damage
A major rainstorm drenched the Mississippi region, breaking records and swelling rivers. Bridges washed away, hundreds of cattle drowned, and crops suffered extensive losses including ruined wheat and other harvests.
Husband shoots wife then kills himself in Mutu scene
A man named Anthony E. Craig reportedly shot his wife and then killed himself at their Mutu home late Sunday night. Police entered the residence and found the bodies after neighbors reported gunfire. The couple had reportedly not been seen since Sunday evening.
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Anthony Grubs
Mutu
Ula Es
Robbers cause jubilee as four thieves jailed in Mitchell jail
Celebrations across Pokwana followed by a four-man theft spree. Thieves robbed the jewelry store, boarded the eastbound train that evening, and were captured after a brief struggle. They are now in jail on Mitchell awaiting further action.
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Mireur
Pokwana
Mitchell
Arapative Indians Ceremonies Stir Ongoing Dispute
Complaints have been sent to Washington about Native ceremonies feared by settlers. A thorough exam found fears unfounded noting the ceremonies are harmless. In Wyoming Crevesss, John cannery workers were arraigned and pled not guilty to charges involving Kilinye Ray and Champion. a change of venue was requested and Johns County removal appealed.
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Anan Danetog
Damasares
Munil
Indian Department
Washington
Neek
Tsat
Cate i
Domlen
Crevesss
Wyo
Daly
Eat Tenon
Jotinon Cannery
Pudge Blake
Lammie
Kilinye Ray
Champion Aml
Neclan Ranch
Johns County
No Char to the Murderer in Kentucky Killings
Granville Leech, a wealthy Rock Brille county citizen, was murdered on a public highway near Goshen Pass. He was shot in the head and back. authorities report no clue to the killer as of July 1.
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Lesixeros
Granville ‘Leech
Rock Brille County
Goshen Pass
Recruits Drowned on Way to Moneter River Crossing
Five vacraite on route to Moneter to report for duty drowned crossing the Werre river. details mention a fatal accident and loss of lives. A separate firework display by the Boston Boat Club caused premature explosions at a July 5 event, killing Tunis Thesier Jr. and injuring David Noyes and Joseph Dury. crowd scattered with no serious injuries reported.
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Benn
Moneter
Werre
Fremutare Zapioaton
Caicago
Bvatston Boat Club
Tunis Thesier, Jr
David Noyes
Joseph Dury
Rin
Field Shutting Pant? Donha Fenny Ill at 14 O'clock
A garbled note reports Cyrus W. Field's residence at 14 O'clock where Donha Fenny is described as ill and alive, blinking rapidly. The fragmentary OCR suggests a museum or personal notice with unclear context and names.
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Donha Fenny
Cyrus W. Field
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Southern Pacific
Comerce Commission
Mikes
Anders Asaller
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Thos V. Cutur
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Tonrone
Okhikoma
Sammel Crocker
Usaid
P. Norton
Schilling
Wisconsin
Anna
Ben Verrill
Bevaly
Vogilta
Grover
Culirnia
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Delaware
Florida
Terrill
Davis
Derrill
Geo
Cordage Trust
Perrill
Hiinole
W. Beck
Ben Terrill
Field
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