Ohio and Maryland GOP and Dems Nominate Yer Odds
Ohio Republicans meet in Toledo with Allen T. Brinmade presiding and Sherman endorsed for president though claims of sentiment only. Foraker accepts a second-term nomination. Grosvenor and Munson push rival resolutions as the platform backs Dow law protection and tariff. Maryland Democrats endorse Cleveland, nominate Elihu E Jackson for governor, Brown and White named for other posts amid party dissension.
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Ohio Republiicans
ToLevo
Allen T. Brinmade
State Central Committee
Dan Ryan
Sciots
Ryan
Sherman
Committee On Resolutions
Grayton
Hamilton
Foraker
Republican National Convention
John Sherman
Republican Party
United States
J. G. Munson
Zanesville
Ohio
Hondolin Sherman
Grosvenor
Committee On
Democratic Party of
ToLepo
Committee On Platform
Shermen
Committee On Permanent Organization
Echo
Graydon
Cincinnati
Capt. W.C. Lyon
Wm. T. ‘Speer
I. J. Tremnan
Roe
Board of Public Works
C. A Flickinger
Joe
Maryland
Baurmans
Cleveland
Congress
James Hodges
J. Victor Baughman
Frank Brown
Stevenson Archer
Elihu E. Jackson
Jackson
Wicomico
Brown
Atorney
Wm. Pinkney White
Victor Baughman
Frederick County
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Democratic Party
Damaged by Storm Hits Anenorex Wheat Belt
A July hail storm across Anenorex county destroyed nearly 1000 acres of standing wheat near Warner and caused $4000 in losses in Bath township. Farther south near Groton and Scatterwood Lake wider damage raised county losses to well over 15000. Harvest begins today while weather remains windy in Yankton with widespread tree and sign damage.
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Anenorex
Warner
Here
Bath Township
Groton
Scatterwood Lake
Joseph Probst
Yankton
Bank Boss Flees Leavenworth After Training Wheat Loss
Citizens Savings Bank of Leavenworth closed for repairs as B P Clement, its president, fled town after leaving a confession of defalcation worth tens of thousands. He cited wheat speculation losses and absconded Sunday night. Directors expect full repayment to depositors, with an estimated shortfall around $20,000.
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Citizens’ Savings Bank of
Leavenworth
Kak
Citizen’s
Savange Bank
B. P. Clement
Clement
Defalea
Feciere
Wuabinee
Property Valuation Station at Main and Fourth
Griffin and McKenzies fifty foot corner at Main and Fourth opposite the First National bank was valued at 15000. Eastern capitalists show faith in Bismarck but top property owners hold similar expectations for city prosperity.
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Messrs. Griffin and McKenzie
Main
Fourth Streets
First National Bank
Plana Ee Secure Hs
New Fork
Paa Eastern
Bismarck
Fin Dow
Death on the Rail Collisions Claim Many Lives
A string of wrecks hit the Baltimore & Ohio and Chicago and Alton lines. Five killed on a Baltimore & Ohio passenger incident near Albion, Ohio, with engineers and a fireman among the dead. A separate construction-train smash near Hopedale leaves many dead and injured as the tally climbs toward twenty two. Suspicions point to deliberate wrecking in the first case. Meanwhile reports from Hettinger County describe New England backers buying land and eyeing a possible railroad linking Dickinsun to Deadwood with aims to move immigrants and build rail infrastructure.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Tivrix
Baltmore & Ohio
Chicago
Albion
Cramer
Garrett, Ltd
Kaken
Chicago & Altos Culliston
Piano Barrow
Astland
James Kellow
Pers
Sur
Hopedale
New England Colony
Hettinger County
Colonel Bicknell
Boston
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Bicknell
Marion County
Hettinger
Drn Culver
Massachusetts
Olle
Marietta
NEW TRICK How a St Paul Farmer Was Robbed of Potatoes
An unknown farmer arrived with a load of potatoes and was deceived by a man posing as a produce merchant on Robert street. The stranger sold the produce to Grant at 70 cents per bushel and used an order on the Globe company to extract payment, leaving the farmer with no rightful return.
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St. Paul
Robert Street
Grant
Globe Company
Deaths and mix up in Hastines Nebraska
James McConlay received the body of his only son Hugh who reportedly died in the St Thomas Ontario accident two weeks ago. The funeral followed by relatives, but later it was found the buried body was that of a young Calhoun, sparking a haunting misidentification and mourning amid the town.
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Hastines
Neb
James McConlay
Hugh
St. Thomas
Ont
Exposition directors weigh guest to open event
The Exposition directors consider inviting ex Premier Gladstone to open the exposition this year, with a tentative plan to press Mrs. Cleveland and the Cleveland companies. Both cable companies are presently investigating options.
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Gladstone
Mra
Cleveland
Re Ba
Wolf of Lewisburg to Lead Western Dakota Move
Verisyty Hon. Chas. Wolf of Lewisburg Pennsylvania has been in the Northern Pacific region for weeks and left Dickinson after buying land near Underhill and adjoining Gladstone. His son will graduate next June and join him in Dickinson where Wolf plans to become a leader in western Dakota. He has quit politics after a career opposing Cameron and backing Patterson and Beaver. He is described as medium in size with a black mustache glasses and an intellectual head. He speaks well and admires Gladstone’s location and Stark County.
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Wolf
Lewisburg
Dickinson
Stark County
T. S. Unederhill
Stark
Mr. Underhill
Williamsport
Mr. Wolf
Underhill
Gladstone
Old Bovay
Little Claims
Dakota
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Patterson
Republican Party
Beaver
Rail road commissioners meet. moves to Bismarck after July
Dakota railroad commissioners, meeting in Minneapolis, secure Minneapolis grain warehouse owner consent to follow grain and warehouse laws. Aberdeen protest against Milwaukee road discrimination prompts promise to dispatch a traveling freight agent. Uniform militia freight rate set at one cent per mile. commission HQ moves from Fargo to Bismarck.
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Mvmarck
St. Paul
Dakota Railroad Commissioners
Minneapolis
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Ron
Toad
Dakota Transportation Companies
Fargo
Bismarck
North Dakota Crop Outlook Bright After Hail and Rain
Special reports from the Plonver Press indicate light hail damage in Dakota with heavy rain in some areas. Red River Valley wheat is reported the largest ever, harvests advance well in South Dakota and Minnesota, with yields well above expectations in Kidder County and Moody County. Corn outlook is the best ever known in Dakota, while oats trend below average.
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St. Pau
Plonver
Dakota
Red River Valley
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kidder County
Wits
Moody County
Knockout Fight Near Gibson Ind Ends Quick
The morning bout between Frank Glover and William Bradburn occurred near Gibson Indiana about twenty nine miles from Chicago on the Michigan Central railroad. Seventy spectators attended with fifty paying twenty cents to witness the match. In the ninth round Bradburn pressed, they clinched and exchanged blows until Bradburn landed a cross on Glover's ear and KOed him.
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Glover
How He Looks The Chunk bug spreading in Minnesota
The Press and Dakotalan of Yankton describe the chunch bug now in Minnesota with odd spelling. It is about a sixteenth inch long, with two wings six legs and oval white spots. Eyes gleam and jaws show chewing power. Along Douglas avenue a reporter sized up a specimen without a microscope. The note warns the pest will likely damage grain next year more than corn, urging farmers to grow corn instead of grain.
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Minnesota
Dakotalan
Yankton
Douglas Avenue
SeGarke
New Catholic Diocese Planned for Avenoes Dakota
A new Catholic diocese is to be created in Dakota with headquarters fixed by the pope. Plans include a cathedral and educational institutions. Father Halre of this city works on a $10,000 practical project and asserts Aber deen can secure the new cathedral.
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Avenoes
Dakota
Father Halre
Aberdeen
Kansas City Invites President to Visit, Cleveland Accepts
Kansas City leaders and a large delegation visited the White House in July to invite President Cleveland to dine and visit in Kansas City during a planned western trip, with Cleveland stressing the nonpolitical nature of the invitation and naming October as the visit window. The delegation presented a bound invitation volume with allegorical illustrations and 21 000 signatures gathered in seven days before being photographed in the War Department.
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Harry
Wassington
D.C
Kansas City
Washington
White House
McDonald
C. H. Allen
Stanting
St. Louis
Mr. Allen
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Colorado
Indian Territory
Mré
Cleveland
War Department
Mai
Camiitteon
Wammeron
Hare Ra
Memphle
Harris
Tennessee
New Transcontinental Line Aims From Mackinaw To Duluth
Reports from the Free Press disclose a major railroad project tied to General Alger Chauncy M Depew and Henry B Ledyard It seeks 47000000 in bonds to back a new line from the Straits of Mackinaw to Duluth routing between existing North Shore routes The venture counts on seven million already available contracts with Northern Pacific and Michigan Central to move traffic eastward and promises rich timber and mining regions along a remote corridor
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Deraort
General Alger
Chauncy M. Depew
Henry B. Ledyard
Europe
Straits of Mackinaw
Duluth
South Shore
Atlantic
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Minneapolis
Sault Ste. Marie
Northern Pacific
Michigan Central
Mirea
Alger
New Road
New York Central
Fatal Carelessness Near Ridgewood Station
An appalling railroad accident at Ridgewood station near Reamyo Pa this evening on the 3 o clock down express from ending to Philadelphia killed four members of a pleasure party aboard a covered spring wagon. Victims include Metlle Fritz 82 and her two children Charles and Merrine both infants, and Amanda Fritz 85 daughter of Elias Fritz. The wagon driver sustained serious injuries to the head and is not expected to recover.
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Reamyo
Pennsylvania
Ridgewood Station
Ending
Philadelphia
Ace Sirs
Metlle Fritz
Elias Fritz
Charles
Merrine
Amanda Fritz
Tolmova Cornered and Market Turmoil Near New Yon
In Tolmova, July 28 reports say tobacco dealers and manufacturers face sharp price shocks with increases from 10 to 100 percent in July as wholesalers push prices higher amid leaf supply demands. The Lombards raised wholesale prices by 9 cents per pound in recent weeks, driven by speculative activity and contractor pressure. A Jamestown alert notes a 16 to 18 year old girl lured by a dancer, defrauded of $20 earned at housework, and pressured toward a premature marriage with a wedding dress purchased. The Sreridans are set to play the Brick Bats tonight at 8 in the church.
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Tolmova
New Yon
Eeuieree Reek
Lombards
Jamestown Alert
PEST VICTIM ARREST UNDER EDMANDS LAW IN WASHINGTON
The trial arrest under the Edmunds anti polygamy law was made this afternoon. Passed Assistant Surgeon W H Crawford, in charge of the naval hospital in Washington, is charged with improper intercourse with Eva White the 1 year old daughter of Dr White, a well known citizen of this city.
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Washington
Wastinaroys, Jilly
Edmunds
Congress
W. H. Crawford
Naval Hospital
Eva White
Baseball Results And Dublin Murder Arrest Report
Baseball results across leagues list many games with scores including Detroit, Chicago, Boston and Baltimore. A separate item reports Dr Cross of Ireland arrested in Cork for murdering his wife by gradual poisoning, with details on remains and inquiry. Ticket sales for David Garrick noted as financially encouraging for the theatre scene.
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Lennon
Cross
Ireland
Cork
Tat
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New York
the Evening Post
Toledo
Illinois
Gawd Gon
the Railroad Commissioners
North Dakota
Mr. Cleveland
St Louis
Mackinaw
Practical Mints
Wsure
Wilson
Luce
Puoly
Gall
Detroit
York
Giles
Ork
Crooklyn Cnenalta
Seaben
Asland
Metropolitans
Cleo
Athletic
Louisie Tialtimore
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Pittaur
Tadianapolis
Des Moines
Oshkoshi
Smccess
David Garrick
Mara
Frieby’s
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