Crop conditions in the West cited as unfavorable factor
Chicago reports uncertainty over interstate commerce and crop reports. W. C. Brown notes West crop conditions worse than government figures, with Missouri, Minnesota, and Dakota regions seeing poor yields and pastures burned. Rail rates and transport concerns threaten commerce.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Hinckstone
Ate Brown
Minnow
Dakotas
Jowi
Jouhwato
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Weller
Attempted Train Wreck Thwarted by Alarm Switch
Pinkerton detectives halted an attempt to derail a passenger train in a busy yard. A switch was thrown in time, a guard wounded by a shot, and Pinkerton agents plus police pursued suspects as telegraph reports to Governor Marshall prompted troop requests.
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Pinkerton
Tela
Kern
Jay Pree
Tian
Duly Peok
Lariat Graham
Willam Mutuysoils
Bhuite Cro
Homme Hull
Nick Elise
Grmidt ‘Penk
Tillie
South Mead
McNutt
Art
Marshall
Colonel Roosevelt Silent On Ohio Gubernatorial Contest
Colonel Roosevelt offers no comment on Judge Reynolds Kaide withdrawal or on any Ohio political aspects. He declines to endorse a candidate, hopes a progressive platform for the Republican party, and remains noncommittal on Garfield's activity or any statewide contests beyond New York.
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Ohio
Judge Brown
Brown
Cox
Harmon
Taft
Akron
Roosevelt
Che
Boss Cox
Negroes Burn White Boy in Pittsburg Mill Slaying
In Pittsburg a 14 year old white boy sleeping in the Parke steel mill was killed by a burning iron billet allegedly wielded by Black workers. Six colored boys aged 1 to 18 were arrested on charges connected to the assault as rumors of racial feud spread after the incident.
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Pittsburg
Lorrie Long
Emy
Parke
Koel
Aldo Tis
Sigabat
Steamships Sail for Bluefields and Honduran Uprising
Report from New Anos July 2 4 detailing European insurers ruling the vessels are not war risk. Honduras patrols by troops amid a Bonilla led uprising. A Norwegian shipment of arms to support the expedition failed as revelation of the plot prompted Honduran authorities to deploy 2900 soldiers along the Atlantic coast.
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General Bonilla'e Revolutionary Movement
Honduras
Fiatco—Goad
Thes Voesos
Amorecius
Bois
Ironilan
Houta
Histein
Bonil
Iuid
Agean
Campaign to Bar Short Measures Targets Pittsburg Dealers
A vigorous crusade begins against alleged short measures and deceptive practices in Pittsburg. Officials vow new laws to curb rackets and ensure accurate weights as investigations reveal widespread abuses among local sellers.
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Gampaian
Pittsburg
Daly
Iick
Toni
Plitobirg
Fragmented Washington Herald Drama Snippet Cites Harsh Ride
A clipped Washington Herald passage quotes dialogue about a heartrending scene and a character forced to light a fire with a rubber plant, illustrating a dramatic moment amid poor diction and partial phrases. The fragment hints at emotional stakes and weathered stage directions.
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Washington Herald
General Cox Succeeds in Ohio Gubernatorial Battle
Ohio convention news shows General Cox backing Brown with several rivals named W C Harding J R Sarfield Carmi Thompson and G W Mooney. Longworth named temporary chairman as Cox allies seek to block Brown and support Garfield if possible.
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Ohio
W. C. Harding
J. R. Sarfield
Carmi Thompson
G. W. Mooney
Foraker
Longworth
Mme Priegss
Elfmamnon
Cox
Buri and
Akemone
Longeworth
Congress
General Cox
Brown Vet gains support amid progressive split in party
Fragmentary text indicates a political struggle involving Brown and Gariloh. The Progressive faction appears divided over Brown’s leadership as traditional supporters align with the old guard. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable.
Crippen Sightings Reported On The Montrose
London dispatch says Scotland Yard avoids confirming reports Crippen and his female companion are aboard the Montrose en route to Canada. Inspector Dew is believed to be pursuing the fugitives, who were said to have boarded at Antwerp with about 20 steerage and 400 passengers aboard.
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London
Scotland Yard
Crippen
Camhoebe
Cripien
Ass Leheye
Montrose
Canada
Inspector Dew
Lawrentie
Antwerp
Fragmented quotation on worry and practice from New York Press
A distorted excerpt discusses a friend's gift labeled Don't Worry and the speaker's habit of sitting at a desk to reflect. The text references the phrase It Phen and notes about theory and practice, with additional garbled terms like Hilissrw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
New York Press
Stock broker shoots hotel man in Ulster county case
Victor Seydel a New York stock broker killed Clement Demarron a Welbtio store keeper and hotel man on a roadway near West Park. He fled after the act, sought counsel, then surrendered to sheriff and later appeared with a lawyer before local authorities. A grand jury proceeding followed the shooting.
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Kingston
West Park
Utter County
Welupke
Victor Seydel
New York
Shield
Clement Demarron
Welbtio
Dewarron
Sevdle
Lemisron
Seydel
Sherif Hoffman
Dude Ghearwiter
Highland
Paughseepole
Ulster County
Clearwater
Makenzie
Fort Awen
Esopus
Inyall
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South’ Bend
Alot
Madriz
Biuettelda Wat
Bluefields
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Gains Ha
Nick Longworth
Hoyt
Taut
Messiam
Whiteh
Aya
Haytou
Vurtermore
Wis
Statie
Sengluresurion
Governor Hunt
George Fk Cox
Gayink
Frit
ColAisthMe
Warren C
Ik Poraker
Tieet Foraker
Formier
Kay Ernie
George Cox
Judie Brown
Gurfield
Coxbow
Oil City Trust Company
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
G. W. Jamieson
G.T. Conarro
Russell
AR. H. Winger
Téller
Gandian Port
Prince Bonaparte
Paris
Hine, DeVillanonge
Jeanne Honayatte
Holand Honaparte
C.H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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