Local Advertisement Terms Clarified by Editor
T Hobbs, proprietor announces standard advertising terms. Rates apply per month with plain notice of renewal terms. Readers are advised to inspect the regular advertisements for details and dates.
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T. Hobbs
Turbulent World News Echoes From Across Continents
Diverse items sketch security and trade tensions as Turkish forces in Crete, a German tunnel project, and Montenegrin crop threats surface. News cover Iran, Russia, Russia’s czar envoy Rubinstein, and Moscow disease outbreaks, plus pension plans, divorce cases, ore duties, and leather tanning advances.
ANMAHTA OF Mocialiste in Austria reported amid Vienna ramifcations
Alarming dispatches describe wide spread movements in Austria. The New York Democratic convention is set for Syracuse on October 1 to nominate State officers. A broad mix of political and international notes follow, including depictions of leaders and events across Europe and the U.S. signals.
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Anmahta
Austria
Vienna
New York
Syracuse
Adolph Brandt
South
Grand Lodge of
Oud Felowe
Kormatin
Ras Alula
Godofelans
Haldinsers
Ras Alulm
Presiognt Hannison
Indianapolis
Ind
William Warren Preeis
Berlin
Blaine
Bar Harbor
Mason J. H. Davis
Nebraska
Chicago
Gettysburg
Vinarsta Republicans
Norfolk
General Mahony
Oklahoma
State Department
United States
International American Congress
Washington
Jacob Miller
Ohio
Canton
Parnell
America
Annauam Browstyn
New Jersey
Camden
Tuk
Montana
Republican State Convention
T. C. Power
Helena
J. E. Rickards
Congress
T. H
Sulgrave
Northamptonshire
England
Biaxon Ponrer
United States Army
Jacksonville
Fla
Jackson Barracks
Towa
Tax London Press Association
Benator Mawpinson
Tanner
Manderson
Charles A. Daya
The
New York Sun
Fatal collision on Baltimore and Ohio track near Parkersburg
A terrible wreck between a westbound accommodation train and a special inspecting train near Silver Run east of Petroleum, Parkersburg area, killed four men and injured many. Engineers James Layman and Josephus Rowland, fireman Alexander Bailey, and conductor J. Fletcher died. Dozens of passengers suffered injuries as crowds gathered at Parkersburg depot. Train officials and locals reported extensive damage as bodies were transported home.
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Baltimore & Oh
Virginia
Hareum
Clee
Parnouecy
W. Va
Baltimore & OhBio
Here
Silver Kun Tinsel
Parkersburg
Petroleum
Silver Man
James Layman
Alexander Bailey
Rowland
Teres
John Fletcher
Freman
Fletcher
Howl
Smithereens
Hunter
George Douglass
R. J. Malley
Engin Parkersburg
Alex. Bailey
Grafton
W. A. Fletcher
Josephus Rowland
R. G. HeMin
H.T. Douglass
Baltimore
Joseph Fielding
St. Louis
Henry Fleming
Fraok Harris
Barnum
Watkntow
Walnut
Kan
Hiram Landoback
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Rushville
Guthrie Convention Adjourns Sine Die With Limited Representation
Guthrie Oklahoma Aug 24 Territorial convention adjourned sine die with only a few counties represented due to southern territory distances. The judiciary committee reported a proposed Supreme Court with chief justice two associate justices a marshal and an attorney. A fifteen member committee was named to represent Oklahoma until new elections. An executive committee was formed to set times for nominations for territorial offices. The plan includes electing a Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Attorney General Judge and Legislature.
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Guturie
Guthrie
Inet
Supreme Court
Tice
Ao Ga
Dew Youn
Patrick Packenham
Jack Laws
Janes Nolan
Ferdinand Carolin
Tombs
Packenham
Nolan
Fi Street
Imter Lowla
Carolin
Leonard Street
Wrewhta
Kan
Bob Snyder
Eldorado
Snyder
Bang! Sint
Leon
Wichita
Senator Monderson Appeals Over Pension Rates To Interior
Charles F. Manderson writes to Corporal Tanner and the Secretary of the Interior protesting a pension rerating without his knowledge. He recounts his Civil War service, lasting injuries, and a long fight for proper compensation. He requests independent medical examination and notes threats to misreporting and public misperceptions while urging a fair review after October. He cites Lovejoys Station and his 1865 resignation.
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Tanner
Owana
Net
Charles F. Mondervoo
Corporal Tanner
United Frese
Jame Tonser
Fentiene
Waasington
Sim
Alaska
Senate
Unitedtates Pension
Dre Moiats
Bim Sist
Piurtivs
Burra
Mme
Ponsiatie
Orige
Hich
Republic
Euis
Iri
Ohio Infantry
IMM
Lovejoy's Station
Atlanta
Cavil
Tex
Meady
Charles FP
Maxderson
A Visit to the Interior Department in Washington
Washington letter describes the interior department building formerly the Patent Office and its busy secretary John W Noble. It details the secretary’s reception room, John T Hume’s gatekeeping, and Noble’s fairness, efficiency, and memory for promises. The piece highlights the department's scope including Land, Pension, Patent, and Indian Offices and notes Noble’s popular leadership and careful handling of cases.
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Washington City
Interior Department
Patent Office
National Capital
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Vilas
John T. Hume
Wiscovsin
Hume
House of Representatives
Noble
Humes
Secretary of the Interior
Basser
Chandler
Literior
Department
Land Ofice
Pension Ofice
Indian Office
Board of Final Appeal
Theoice
John W. Noble
Mien
Bureau
Keokuk
Offee
Coleonel Vilas
Aftenm
Senator Injalis
Kansas
Hercretary
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