Anglo Venezuelan dispute quoted amid Philippine conflict
A muddled report covers Anglo-Venezuelan border tensions and Britain’s role in possible arbitration. It notes President Cleveland's stance and U S efforts to settle the boundary, mentioning Osser river area, Veneguela claims west of the river, and messages from officials.
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Tir Rapa
Tas Savevedh Das
Pated
Elger Britain
Tut
Crread
Dimtata
Veneguelis
Britain
Cleveland
Bowndary
Tinal
Galodo Square
Moes
Niay York
Crtrectien
Miarssachu- Venegiehe
Saitset
Obscure Notices From A Long Ago Wisconsin Town
Dated fragments mention Miss Mary Booerman of Starkill New York and widow Mrs Julia Ere of Tudianapolis. References recall a son killed in the Civil War and pension support. Other lines salute editor Led of Milwaukee Sentinel and a Florida governor later elected to State Assembly, all within a chaotically garbled obituary and memorial notice page.
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Ito
Mary Booerman
Katermain
Starkill N.Y
Julia A
Tudianapolis
Mroo
Hedees
Iarrison
Jacksonville
Pin
Sameonpeed
Milwaukes
Yre Eamstitu'betua
Wisconsin
Civil
Florida
State Assembly
In Tents and Cellars Neighbors Aid Desolated Village
Residents of a destroyed town cornered by a freak storm found shelter in tents and cellars as a charity fed and housed them. Reporters describe scorched debris, uprooted structures, and lives displaced, with aid arriving from Nebraska and Iowa to sustain families.
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Herman's
Llerte
Piace
Queda Tintes
Breperty
Dane Valley
Anderson Popkins
Rhier
Paruer Pen- Hoon
Caminus
Vilnese
Jon
Yellow fever outbreak hits Tehuantepec isthmus area
Advices report yellow fever in its malignant form in Pehuantepec and nearby Tehuantepec isthmus towns. The epidemic spreads along the Vera Cruz to Guatemala coast, with hundreds of deaths and many Americans at risk including coffee planters and marines in Vera Cruz. Private Kehry dies after 36 hours of illness.
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Pehuantepec
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guatemalan
Lavana
Kehry
Big Crops in All Lands and Its Effect on U S Exports
The article notes global abundant harvests in 1909 reduce exports from the United States. It cites total exports for eleven months at 24,482,525 dollars, a drop from the previous year, with farm products and cattle most affected. Prices for farm exports rose abroad but fell domestically as crops improved worldwide, except in the United States.
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America
United States
TSIS
Western shift looms as voters tilt for Speaker
A New York view casts the upcoming selection of a Western man for Speaker as a blow to the East and a signal of shifting power. Analysts anticipate the 1900 census will boost Western and Middle states, reshaping Congress’s balance in coming years.
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Man Claire
Wis
New Riehmend
Bic
Joseph Moran
Episcopal Church
House of Representatives
New York
Congress
Mckinley Blunder Draws Fire Across Political Spectrum
A critical column rails at President McKinley for civil service attack and pandering to bosses while warning that the move weakens the administration and boosts imperialism. It argues trusts and finance reform shape the national debate as Bryan weighs in on monopoly and production.
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McKinley
Meshiley
MeKinten
Chicago Urihime
Finley
Othe Tribune
Fordistake
Ata
Monoply
W. J. Bryan
Fragmented Analysis of Republican Platform and Trusts
A Chicago Democrat critiques Republican platform factions on trusts and tariffs. The piece cites figures like Mark Panna and Dass Sassalsathysis, arguing the St. Louis platform and Republican resolutions lack truth and fail to address protection and competition. It notes the dangers of political bosses and calls for repeal of protective tariffs.
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Maris Hiatuna
Thee
Cmt
Pianmios
Mark Panna
Dass
St. Louis
Ieney
Chicago Democrat
Press Snippets on Trusts and Policy Reflections
A collage of editorial voices discusses trusts and industry on the brink of action. Indianapolis Sentinel warns of a July 4 shutdown affecting 17,000 skilled workers. Cincinnati Enquirer critiques tariff policy and treasury needs. Buffalo Courier condemns racial bias in postal cuts. Kansas City Star forecasts wealth growth with a looming downturn. Havana reports strict liberty controls amid anti tyranny sentiments. New York World notes imperial politics and leadership questions as Henderson rises.
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Buffalo Courier
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Cuba
Savannah News
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Empire
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Iowa
Henderson
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