Maritime Rivalry Sparks Collision Watch
Brainerd Dispatch notes renewed steamship racing raises risk of collisions. Also reports on a Liverpool millionaire fearing he is about to burst as a steam oiler. Daisy weed spreads in Australia hay seed harms grasslands. Sir John Millais, president of the Royal Academy, weakened by cancer, communicates only by writing. Wales labeled most criminal in Britain due to English Irish and foreign immigrant criminals.
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Liverpool
John Millais
Royal Academy
Wales
British Isles
Cremations in UK At 208 With Woking Leading
The annual report of the cremation society of England records 208 cremations in the United Kingdom last year. Woking conducted 150 cremations while Manchester carried the rest. In archaeology news, near Gizeh excavators found a near perfect ancient yacht dating from circa 3000 B C, linked to early dynasties.
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The
Cremation Society of England
United Kingdom
Woking
Manchester
Gizeh
Panthers Found In Kuban Woods By Grand Duke Hunt
A hunting party organized by Grand Duke Serge Michailovitch in the Kuban districts of the Caucasus reveals that wooded secluded areas of the region are still inhabited by panthers and other wild beasts.
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Grand Duke
Serge Michailovitch
Kuban
The
Caucasus
Gilded throne room and grand chandelier feature in Constantinople
The throne room of the sultan of Constantinople boasts unmatched gilding with a Venetian chandelier of 200 lights that shines like a sun. Suez canal traffic in 1895 shows 78,496,000 francs in receipts, up 4,500 from the prior year, aided by the Madagascar expedition and Abyssinia tensions. The era sees 3,434 vessels, and Old Point may soon mount three ten inch breech loading guns, 31 feet long and 674 pounds each, with long-range. The note defends U S coast defense as active and effective.
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Constantinople
Europe
Suez Canal
Madagascar
Abyssinia
Old Point
James River
Uncle Sam
Bible translations reach wide global spread across languages
The Bible has been translated into nearly every language and leads in circulation and geographic reach. In this century Bible societies in America and Europe have distributed over 230 million copies.
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Bible Societies of
America
Europe
Indian girl adopted by Michigan farmer to race men
A Chippewa girl adopted at age three by a Michigan farmer for a hobby claims she can outrun any man she has raced. Now nineteen, she weighs 117 pounds and proves faster than men in trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Queen Victoria's Full Honorary Style Listed
The edition presents the complete title of Queen Victoria, detailing her roles and honors. It lists United Kingdom and Ireland as realms, her status as Defender of the Faith, and sovereign of the orders of the Garter Thistle Bath St Patrick St Michael St George and Victoria.
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Queen Victoria
Victoria
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Deep Artesian Well Reaches 1500 Feet Off Darien
The artesian well at Great Island in Long Island Sound near Darien Connecticut has reached about 1500 feet through solid rock. It now supplies pure soft water at six gallons per minute after more than three years of construction slowed by machinery accidents.
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Great Island
Long Island Sound
Darien
Conn
Speedy bruise relief by hot water finger treatment
An old medical note advises soaking the injured finger in very hot water to soften the nail and relieve pain after a bruise. The aim is to accommodate the nail to the underlying blood and reduce agony, followed by wrap with cloth.
Sculptor Elizabeth Ney Returns to Berlin after 26 Years
Elizabeth Ney, descendant of Marshal Ney, who vanished from Europe twenty six years ago, has reappeared in Berlin. The renowned sculptor previously modeled portraits of King Ludwig II, Bismarck, Garibaldi, Liebig, the Grimms, and Schopenhauer.
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Elizabeth Ney
Marshal Ney
Europe
Berlin
Ludwig II
Bismarck, Garibaldi
Liebig, Grimm and
Schopenhauser
Britain Prepares 60 Mile Africa Rail Link to Uganda
England plans a coastal to Uganda railway of 60 miles in Africa costing 15 million dollars. The project aims to outpace French and Belgian rail ambitions in the Upper Nile valley, signaling Britain’s broad imperial strategy amidst global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Russia
Africa
Uganda
Upper
Nile Valley
France
Belgium
New York Lecturer Describes Butter Composition
A New York lecturer states butter is a blend of fat oleine margarine stearine palmitine and fatty acids capric caproic and butyric in varying proportions. He notes bad butter carries many chemical attributes on poor terms with each other.
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New York
J Watts and Templeman Tie Record with Three Derby Wins
The records show J Watts winning three English Derbies on Merry Hampton in 1887 Sainfain 1800 and Ladas 1894. Templeman also claimed three with Bloomsbury 1839 Cos sack 1847 and Surplice 1849. Wells scored three figures Beadsman 1858 Masjid 1859 and Blue Gown 1868.
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J. Watts
Merry Hampton
Sainfain
Ladas
Scott
Mundig
Atilla
Cotherstone
Templeman
Bloomsbury
Cossack
Surplice
Wells
Beadsman
Masjid
Blue Gown
Woman Tries for Marriage Ceremony Then Serves Clergyman
A New York Baptist pastor, Rev. Daniel C. Potter, faced a suit after a woman sought him for a marriage ceremony and then served him with process he had avoided. The move contrasts the expected payment with the threat of a fine if he does not respond.
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Daniel C. Potter
New York
Weekly Telegraph Highlights From Home and Abroad
A brief digest of notable events from the past week reported by the telegraph. Key developments at home and abroad drew attention and shaped the public conversation across various topics.
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the Telegraph
Notable Obituaries and Citations From Various Regions
George Chilcote secretary of Newark publishing house Tribune was found dead in his office suspected apoplexy. Mrs L A B Steele widow of Judge Steele died at Lawrence Kansas after years as an invalid and as a literary writer. Charles Gounod praised his mother saying she formed him though not in her image. Andrew Glauder aged about sixty drowned at Lake Geneva Williams Bay after entangling rope while pulling up anchor. John Cameron Simonds former Chicago lawyer died at Ward Island insane hospital after two weeks decline. he was an authority on criminal law and prison reform.
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George Chilcote
Newark (O.) Publishing Company
the Tribune
L. A. B. Steele
Judge L. &. Steele
Lawrence
Kaw
Steele
Charles Gounod
Andrew Glauder
Williams Bay
Lake Geneva
John Cameron Simonds
Chicago
Minois Bar
Ward Island Insane Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Ward's Island
Simonds
Accidental Happenings Across Several States and Seas
A lightning bolt killed Grace Durgie in Ludington Michigan while two sisters at the scene were stunned and burned. A Brunswick New Jersey bound steamer beached near New York was floated free and two ships collided near Gravesend, bows damaged. A Boston tenement fire killed Mr and Mrs Dennis Driscoll with Mrs Hogan dying soon after. The Gellerman family accident in Petersburg NL caused a fatality and injuries. A trolley collision in Long Branch killed two men. Indianapolis brewery loss reached 135000 with 300000 plant value. A Republican River drowning killed Henry Daniel and wife. Pearl Sheppard suffered fatal burns from a buggy fire started by a cigar. A Lehigh Valley passenger train derailed near White Haven killing engineer William Douder and injuring many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Durgie
Ludington
Mich
Brunswick
New York
John D. Brewer
Sjogren
Pangawani
Panganuli
Brewer
Lehigh Street
Boston
Dennis Driscoll
Margaret Hogan
John Gellerman
Petersburg
London
Storm King
Baltimore
Gravesend
Pacific Mail
Columbia
Acapulco
San Francisco
Pigeon Point
Arthur E. Chandler
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway
James Sweeney
Long Branch
N. J
Lieber
Madison Avenue
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Venry Daniel
Republican
Franklin
Neb
Daniel
Pearl Sheppard
Everton
Fayette County
Ind
George
Crime, duels and grim escapes across towns in broad pages
Reports span executions in Virginia and Indiana, a jail escape from Jefferson City, a Cayuga marshal's death, a fatal duel at Alexandria, a Daggett cedar jobber found in a log pond, a suicide by arsenic bread in Brazil, embezzlement tied to a Cincinnati firm, Pinkerton capture of bandit Milton Ely, hangings near Reagan post office, caulker Ed McLaughlin’s confrontation, and a hotel arson attempt at Kewanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Snodgrass
Coeburn
Ed McKenzie
Nick Linhard
Jefferson City
Abner Jones
Cayuga
Ind
Alfred Campbell
Wabash
Doc” Bennington
William Kirby
Alexandria
Kirby
Benjamin Johnson
Daggett
Mich
Denver
Ed” Smith
Brazil
Moberly
William Pinkerton
Elyis
Ottumwa
Iowa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Noah McGill
Tishmingo County
Ind. T
Reagan Post Office
Ed McLaughlin
Wheeler
Bay City
Rumors and Happenings From European Markets and World News
Rumors of a 1 000 000 000 franc Russian loan via Rothschilds in Paris. Hung Chang arrives in Paris with honors. Yale visit to Henley praised. West Varsity crew expected a hearty welcome. Westminster restricted to public access after past dynamite attacks. St James Gazette proposes easing policing for visitors. Monthyon prize awarded to Capt Danrit for La Guerre de Demain. Havana merchants reject latest paper money and threaten action if Weyler stalls revolution. Greece plans Olympic games in Athens with Pentelic marble stadium. Averoff of Alexandria pledges funds to organize the race course. Prof Miraglia clashes with church authorities and faces excommunication. Commons votes lead members to lobbies. average walk distance noted at 240 feet per division. House on its feet six and a half hours.
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London
Yale
Henley
West ’Varsity
Demain
Cuba
Havana
Hey
Weyler
Greece
Athens
M. Averoff
Alexandria
Miraglia
Tiacenza
Savorarola
House of Commons
Afro American Women's League Opens First Annual Convention
The Afro American Women's League of the United States opens its first annual convention at Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church in Washington. Other items note varied national issues from racing results to legal actions and industrial shifts.
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Goodland
I. T
Dawes Commission
United States
Tacoma
Vanderbiilts
Northern Pacific Railroad
Vanderbilt
Ocean
Fall River
Mass
T. H. Martin
Southern Textile Association
Illinois Steel Company
Joliet
Henry Glass
Pipestone
Berrien County
Mich
Cyrus Alden
William T. O'Hara
Galena
Alden
Judge Cartwright
Supreme Court
Henry B. Alden
Chicago
O’ Hara
Eugene Higgins
New York
Glasgow
Higgins
New York Yacht Club
Varuna
Monnett
Ohio
Adams
American Express
Photo fluoroscope aids medical diagnosis and tumor tracking
Physicians adopt the photo fluoroscope combining camera and fluoroscope screen to record Roentgen images instantly. It enables rapid diagnosis and precise documentation of tumors foreign bodies and diseases in the larynx bones face and lungs. Dr Mount Bleyer demonstrates its use by locating a silver tube in the throat through the trachea.
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Mount Bleyer
Minnesota news highlights from Hastings to St Paul
The report covers multiple Minnesota items: a fire damaged the Hanson ice house in Hastings. a Modern Woodmen camp organized at Belleview. a Rice county summer school in Faribault. candidates Lemmen and Morris for Congress. a Republican campaign push. G A R encampment attendance projected at 185000. real estate and bond news. several weather and weather-related incidents across counties. farm and crop updates from Northfield to Montevideo. a fatal tree accident near Alexandria. crime news from Lake City. and statewide crop bulletin notes on drought, rust, and hay yields.
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Hanson & 2
Hastings
Belleview
Rice County
Faribault
E. E. Lemmen
Congress
Page Morris
Republican State Central Council
G. A. BR
St. Paul
Sherburne County
William Water
Reese
Clough
Castle Rock
Pocketbook Mystery Draws Crowded Claiming Parade
A man finds a gutter pocketbook and asks the twenty person crowd who lost it. Ten claim ownership, each offering a description, but none proves the true owner. The finder notes the odd coincidence of many having lost pocketbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hen in Yard Cackles Over Cornerstone Jest
A humorous Union Signal snippet describes a hen in a backyard reacting loudly to a new cornerstone laid across the street, with residents joking the bird is pretending to have built the barrier to fool neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Do you think that two heads are better than one
A witty World quip notes a sharp remark on overconfidence and intellect. The line contrasts a person’s past night with current judgment, implying the previous ideas were insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota county representation totals chart
A list shows each Minnesota county with a numerical value indicating representation. The aggregate total is stated as £ 25.
Army Worm Ravages Northfield Area Crop Losses Rise
Reports from Northfield Minnesota on July 23 describe widespread army worm damage across the region. Farmers in Eureka cut grain early to salvage what remains as oats fields between Northfield and Kenyon show severe feeding and poor harvest prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Minn
Eureka
Here
Kenyon
Fight at a Ball Game in Minneapolis
In a July ball game Bill Wilson attacked umpire Clark after a foul call. Clark fought back, drawing blood, and several players separated them. Wilson was ejected after the first fight, then sought Clark after the game before police intervened.
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Minneapolis
Bill Wilson
Clark
Wilson
Tramp Altercation Stabbing Reported in Paynerville
A July 23 stabbing in New Paynerville Minn. between two tramps led to one man receiving a deep cut along the face and neck severing the temporal artery. The wounded man is expected to survive while the assailant fled. Marshal Jackson has formed a posse to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paynerville
Minn
Marshal Jackson
Cyclone Dashes Past Dennison Tent City
A funnel cloud narrowly missed the Bonheur Bros. tent show at Dennison Minnesota on July 22. It swept away movable objects and carried along a caricature of political figure William Jennings Bryan urging him to pivot to the Populist nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Minn
Bonheur Bros
William J. Bryan
Correspondent in trouble in Northfield arrest
Northfield Minnesota July 23 E B Ford newspaper correspondent was arrested last night and will be taken to Montevideo today where he is sought by the Montevideo insurance companies. He has been evading arrest for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Elevator Company of
Pine Island
Montevideo
Andrew Swenson
Standard Cement Works
Mankatou
Louis M. Fulton
William Peet
St. Paul
Nels Estensen
St. Peter
Granite Falls
Northfield
George A. Blanchard
Alexandria
Carlos
Wolfer
Minn
E. B. Ford
White Fled From Stillwater Jail
Chief of Police Mec Tree reported a jail escape as Robert White, in a thirty day sentence, was freed when the city jail doors were opened by unknown persons. An investigation is underway.
Baby found dead in bed in Minneapolis
A three months old daughter of C. H. Phillips of 2511 Aldrich Avenue South was found suffocated this morning after becoming entangled in bed clothes.
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Minneapolis
C. H. Phillips
Aldrich Avenue South
Death Claims Paul Scheffner in City Hospital
St Paul July 23 Paul Scheffner the young man shot by his father who then killed himself died at the city hospital this morning from the wound.
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St. Paul
Paul Scheffner
Peterson Takes Poison in Strychnine Death
Elbow Lake Minnesota July 24 Hans Peterson a farmer in Land township southwest part committed death by own action by taking strychnine He was seventy four years old.
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Peterson
Elbow Lake
Minn
Hans Peterson
Land Township
Drowned couple reported in Bemidji lake tragedy
Park Rapids reports that Joseph Elliott of Minneapolis and Miss Ball of Eagle Bend were drowned in Bemidji lake after a boating incident. Local authorities investigated the lake accident with aid from Bemidji stage news outlets.
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Bemidji Lake
Park Rapids
Minn
Bemidji
Joseph Elliott
Minneapolis
Miss Ball
Eagle Bend
Death by Own Action at Renville Minn
Peter Paquet, an old settler living two miles south of Renville, Minn, suicided this morning by cutting his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renville
Renville, Minn
Peter Paquet
Sound Money Club forms to oppose free silver in Minnesota
The Sound Money Club of St Paul organized at the chamber of commerce with a goal to include every Minnesota voter opposed to free silver. Membership is open without fee and regardless of past or future political ties. Judge C E Flandrau serves as president and Senator E H Ozman as secretary.
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St. Paul
Sound Money Club of
Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota
Chicago
C. E. Flandrau
E. H. Ozman
Impostor Collector Falsely Claims Democratic Funds
A man calling himself W L Turney toured towns and Indian agencies collecting funds for the national campaign. He showed letters from Harrity and Faulkner but Harrity disavowed any authority and urged public notice that collectors are imposters. Turney reportedly gathered several hundred dollars locally and claimed activity across the West since February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turney
West
Plans for Bryan reception draw mammoth crowds in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska prepares for a large reception for William Jennings Bryan. Special plans mature quickly with an immense throng expected on the appointed date. Thousands of letters await him at the post office and a rabbit's foot is attached to a postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Bryan
First National Bank in Hillsboro Closes Its Doors
The First National Bank at Hillsboro Ohio has closed its doors causing concern among creditors who are expected to not suffer losses. The situation prompts local officials to assess the bank’s obligations and potential refunds for depositors.
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First National Bank
Hillsboro
Ohio
Lind Endorsements Spark Minnesota Governor Race
The Minnesota bimetallic convention opens in Minneapolis with E Corser presiding. Delegates choose committee members by district and at large, with major actions to endorse John Lind and Bryan at St Louis. Day of Martin named temporary chairman. speeches follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lind
Bryan
St. Louis
Minneapolis
E. & Corser
O. H. Case
Fillmore
C. E. Rogers
Chippewa
Burt W. Day
McLeod
C. H. Stevens
Ramsey
W. 8. Wingate
Hennepin
J. M. Hayes
Crow Wing
Judge MacDonald
W. A. Peterson
Cottonwood
Ellis Tuttle
Hennnepin
A. BE. Bowe
J. E. Child
Waseca
James O'Connor
Yellow Medicine
R. G. Weatherstone
Rice
O. A. Turner
J. M. Bartlett
J. H. Will
Itasca
Geo. W. Taylor
Becker
James W. Griffin
William Butters
D. G. Parker
Freeborn
E. Farnham
Lac Qui Parle
C. N. Perkine
aicLeod
John Dale
H. D. Stocker
Stearns
Brown
Bassett
Lynch
Watonwan
H. E. Conley
Goodhue
Frank M. Nye
L. G. Pendergast
Todd
O. L. Larson
Polk
Mr. Nye
Stillwell
Calvary Baptist Church
Griffin
Corser
Frank A. Day
Martin County
Day
James M. Bennett, Jr
St. Cloud
H. L. Stocker
Rutleff
Glencoe
Exposition Building
Committee On Permanent Organization
John Day Smith
Francis Clark
C. D. F. Morgan
Committee On Resolutions
Debates on silver remonetization and bimetallism platform
The convention named committees to select delegates and a bimetallic central committee. A platform urged restoring silver to money use alongside gold at 16 to 1, repealing demonetization laws, and reducing taxes while preserving labor’s ability to compete globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
Webster
Lincoln
Blaine
America
Great Britain
Minnesota Silver Platformendorsement and Delegates Listed
The convention adopted a free silver platform urging retirement of bank currency in favor of greenbacks with free coinage of silver and gold. Delegates and alternates from seven districts were named for St Louis, near unanimous choice of John Lind for governor, and a motion to back Bryan and Sewall. Lind spoke defending free silver. The session closed with remarks by Senator Morgan, Congressman Towne, and Frank M Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anl
Chiki
Waseca
L. A. Conser
Dodge County
D. G. Parker
Freeborn County
Judge Bassett
Fillmore County
J. W. Hosmer
F. E. Case
Freeborn
H. Harrison
Mower
J. W. Phillips
Fillmore
Lafayette French
John Lind
Brower
P. R. Jenness
H. FE. Hoard
Chippewa
A. E. Morse
Granite Falls
E. E. Beard
Wells
O. S. Reshus
F. A. Day
Martin
E. J. Lynch
Watenwan
Wilson Shakspeare
R. G. Weatherstrom
Rice County
B. W. Day
Hutchinson
Tim O'Connor
Olivia
H. E Conley
Goodhue
P. B. Boone
Renville
R. C. Dwinnell
McLeod
W. E. Hull
Scott
J. M. Hawthorne
Ramsey
F. A. Pike
C. A. Fieming
W. W Erwin
Louis Nash
John Dole
O. W. Baldwin
Duluth
BR. C. Dunn
Mille Lacs
A. R. Merritt
St. Louis
H. C. Walt
Stearns
J. Z. Cochran
Wright
J. B. Jaquimot
J. E. Davis
Henry Hawkins
C. LA. Stanton
Swift
J. R. Aldrich
John H. Goss
Otter Tall
O. L. Larson
Fosston
M. V. B. Davis
Detroit
George W. Taylor
Wm. McLaughlin
Fergus Falls
L. Stodswold
Fillbrine
Lafayette
Bryan
Sewall
Minnesota
E.der
Morgan
Congresman Towne
Frank M. Nye
Tarred and Feathered in Patrick Geraghty Residence
In Neenah Wisconsin on July 18 ten men burst into Patrick Geraghty s residence during his divorce suit. He was seized dragged out and tarred and feathered by assailants believed to be related to his wife. No suspects have been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Patrick Geraghty
Cleveland's Tribute to Ex Gov Russell Death
President Cleveland mourns the sudden death of Hon. William E. Russell after learning of the Boston message. He recalls Russell's public service bravery and patriotism and notes Massachusetts and the nation shared in the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Supposed Murderer Caught Near Watertown Wisconsin
William Zelner, a young farm hand accused of murdering Mrs. Mary Bucher of Lebanon near Watertown, was arrested and brought to the county jail. He had hidden in marshes, surviving on night food, before emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Wis
William Zelner
Mary Bucher
Lebanon
Watertown
Lunger
Publication date set for arbitration treaty correspondence
The United States and Great Britain agree on July 18 for simultaneous publication of correspondence on the international arbitration treaty and the Venezuelan controversy. Secretary Olney and Sir Julian Pauncefote remain in Washington delaying departure for a cooler climate. Proof sheets will be sent to the press and the British Parliament will see the documents, showing progress despite remaining differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Olney
Julian Pauncefote
Mennonites Visit to Plan Local Colony Move
A Tangdon North Dakota party of Mennonites from Eastern states visited the Moscow Mennonite colony and toured Devils Lake to assess Ramsey County for a new settlement this fall. Eugene V. Debs told a San Francisco Populist he is not seeking the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangdon
N. D
Moscow
Devils Lake
Rameey County
Eugene V. Debs
San Francisco
John D Brew er Afloat Aground After Pan Gawaul Shoreing
Zanzibar dispatch reports the American bark John D Brew er under Capt Siegren went ashore at Pan Gawaul. No further details on damages or salvage given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanzibar
John D. Brewer
Siegren
Pangawaul
Populist Rifts Over Endorsement and Fusion Split
In St Louis July 21 a bitter Populist fight emerges among delegates over endorsing Bryan Sewall and the Chicago ticket, favoring a fusion ticket, or pursuing an independent platform. Leaders push to keep party unity while preserving influence and silver strength amid looming divisions. Senator Jones and Alabama’s Tomlinson observe the clash and weigh impact on the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bryan
Sewalll
Chicago
Tangeneck
Fusion
Tech
Taubeneck
Sewall
South
Ryan
Butler
South Carolina
American Silver Party
J. K. Jones
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
Washington
Jones
National Committee
J. H. Tomlinson
Alabama
Story of Colorado Gold Cripple Creek Book Out in Press
A new Cripple Creek mining book by O W Crawford of Chicago details gold locations mining methods and mining town notes with illustrations by E S Rice. The work promises both information and entertainment for miners and enthusiasts and offers a second edition and a mail order price of 25 cents for five names and addresses with stamps or silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Cripple Creek
O. W. Crawford
Masonica Temple
Chicago
E. 8. Rice
Rockies
Cripple Park
Apollinaris Springs
Quiecka
Sentimental-Charles and the Dust of Centuries
A dialogue fragment contrasts sentiment with practicality. Adams Freeman dismisses grand cosmic musings, noting he must earn a living, while Charles questions whether the mind can pierce universal secrets. The exchange hints at themes of toil versus contemplation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Adams Freeman
Lightning Strikes Woman, Husband Remains Loyal
A dramatic remark frames a woman stunned by lightning and her husband’s unwavering devotion as a curious case. The dialogue hints at social expectations and the resilience of relationships in the face of peril.
Travel With a Friend from Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
Travel with a friend that protects you from nausea indigestion malaria and seasickness and inland travel discomfort from rough railroads Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised by mariners yachtsmen agents and tourists for its protective potency. It also claims to conquer rheumatism nervousness and biliousness.
Cyclone Traps Pig in Ruined Barn Then Freeed Later
In Augusta Maine a cyclone wrecked a barn trapping a pig for three weeks until Thursday when rescuers found the animal alive though emaciated. In Maine an 81 year old man killed himself after patrolmen refused to repair the road to his farm, prompting local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Wheat strength amid market weakness noted by Times Herald
The Times-Herald previews the grain trade stating that wheat rose two cents last week despite widespread financial distress. It cites stronger demand surpassing supply and export demand drawing the most attention as evidence of wheat's solid position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Times-Herald
Minneapolis Welcome Rider After 3400 Mile Bicycle Trek
William F. Robinson of Minneapolis completed a remarkable 3400 mile overland bicycle journey from Los Angeles to Minneapolis arriving today. The feat marks one of the longest westward overland trips recorded in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
William F. Robinson
West
Los Angeles
Bank Suspension at Minet Washington July 21
The currency control office has announced the suspension of the First National Bank of Minet North Dakota. The bank carries a capital of $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minet
Washington
First National Bank of
N. D
Band Of Toledo Wagon Accident Near Fort Wayne Bridge
Buffalo Bill's band wagon derailed under the Fort Wayne railway bridge at Magilton. Four musicians were severely injured and two likely to die. Injured include David Keene driver with a broken leg, Philip Reichel crushed and bruised, John Moccia with a crushed back, Alfred Vitelli with a broken collar bone, Guiseppe Laure whose chest was crushed and is not expected to live, and Flacco Domenica who is injured over the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Buffalo Bill
Fort Wayre
Magsilton
David Keene
Philip Reichel
John Moccia
Alfred Vitelli
Guiseppe Laure
Flacco Domenica
Our Lands Are Wanted
Northern Pacific land department reports total sales for the fiscal year at 1,641,551 dollars, nearly a million more than last year, cited as evidence of revival in business and settlement in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Land Department of the Northern Pacific
Northwest
Drowned Farmer Conrad Carlson in Mouse River near Minot
Conrad Carlson, about twenty five, a farmer four miles north of Minot, drowned while bath ing in the Mouse River last evening. A small boy witnessed the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Conrad Carlson
Shipping collision near Gravesend damages two vessels
A collision occurred at Gravesend involving the American liner and a British steamer Storm King bound for Baltimore. Both ships sustained damage and proceeded to harbor for assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Layland
Atlantic Transportation Company
London
New York
Storm King
Baltimore
Gravesend
Steamer Colorado Floated After Beaching Near New York
The steamer Colorado from Brune Ga was beached near New York Tuesday after a collision with a scow and was floated today.
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