Brice’s Senate bid stirs salary grab talk and tariff notes
Brice’s candidate for the Legislature grows tangled in the salary grab issue as party mouths defend him. The Democratic Standard hints at Arthur Brice’s possible presidential bid if re-elected, while Morton orders abolition of the Agriculture Department’s taxseed division. Trade notes reveal free wool boosts imports amid conflicting free trade theories, and the era’s debt rise under Cleveland eyes a mounting treasury deficit.
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Department of Agriculture
Morton
Calvin Brice
Senate
Brice
Political Turmoil and Tariff Talk Dominate Page
The piece surveys tariff effects on farmers with figures on wool and imports, cites President Cleveland as a likely third-term candidate, and notes Secretary Morton’s move to abolish the seed division, ordering an October 1 shutdown and resignation. It touches wage changes in tailor strikes and includes miscellaneous political and economic updates.
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Agrica
Bs Cetubri
Morten
Agricultural Department
W. J.agan
Morton
Fagan
United States
Cesurresa
Department of Agricuture
DSI
United Site Department of Agrioniture
Aloe
Pagan
Tiay Sea Division
Ull
Tly Tod
Will Prove Murder Inquest Aids Holmes Case Inquest
A Philadelphia detective testifies in a sprawling Chicago style murder case tied to the Holme squartet. He states a key figure named Hatch Bond Elise Mascot is imprisoned in Arkansas for horse theft and could reveal bodies and methods used in the Williams sisters killings. Attorneys arrange pardon terms for testimony while Quinan’s confession seems likely, with state witnesses lining up to press Holmes fraud claims.
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Cumann
Mudgett
Pratt
Gorden
Philadelphia
Ualimes
bin Veosti- Ligny
Huteh
Wlina Bond
Elise Mascot
Little Reel
Ark
Quintana
Ipretly Teetell
Willhanna Siaters
Quintan
Vhurne
Secysthird
Quinlan
Molmes
Quindan
Mitch
Arkansas
Uinois
Flateh
Holmes
Chicago
Hatch
Tateh
Tlohnes
Fort Worth
Minnie Willams
Minnis
Annis Williams
Jlolmes
Pietzel
Holmes mystery deepens with torn bodies and new suspect
Police reveal a gruesome chain of events linked to Holmes. A man says he received and buried three bodies for Holmes including two women whose flesh was torn from their faces. A skull was shown to Inspector Fitzpatrick as detectives raid the suspect’s home. The police identify Emily Van Tassel, missing since June 1, as a key connection to Holmes. Also reported are a mass tailors strike in New York and Brooklyn, with 12,000 workers demanding shorter hours, union wages, and no sweatshops.
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James
Ligtt
Coleage
Thareeter
M. Imes
Caicaco
Wolmes
Emilene Cigrand
Anda Willian
Anna Williams
Cigrand
Holmes
Can
Chicago
Harry Gordon
Fifty-third
Wallie Streets
Msn T
Ale
Emi Jene Cigrand
Police Department
Emily van Tassel
M. DL. van Tassel
North Rober Street
Milwaukee Avenue
New York
Brooklys
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Mayer Schoenfield
United Garment Workers
Schoenfield
Benjamin Witkowoli
Ile
Fuller
Canajobario
N. Y
Alwasa
N.Y
Anderson
Bank Failure and Bank Robberies Hit Wisconsin and Pennsylvania
In Superior Wisconsin the Superbior National Bank failed after heavy withdrawals as alderman Brennan threatened officers with a revolver during a deposit withdrawal incident. The bank’s assets were 275000 with liabilities of 143900 and under 10000 cash on hand. A former president, A A Cadwallader, once embezzled 27000 and is in State prison. In Ashtabula Ohio a gang of twenty hoboes overwhelmed Lake Shore Michigan Southern No. 2 passengers, refused to pay fares, and fled as police and detectives closed in. six were arrested and others escaped. Armed hoboe bands are plundering between Girard and Bet, and between here and Westland, with a brakeman named Jelten Mullen found badly injured aboard a coach.
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Monsy
Wear
Sverrion
Wis
A. A. Cadwallader
Tercormed
Berre
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Ashtabula
Mulley
Comneant
Erie
Girard
Bete
Here
Weatlard
Jelten Mullen
Southeast Kansans Flood Brings Drowning and Destruction
July 31 report from Scorr Kansas details unprecedented rainfall flooding streams and submerging Beaverty area. Two boys drowned on a main street. a father died attempting rescue as families flee rising water. Train service disrupted and damage exceeds prior floods. Nearby Denver experiences severe electrical storm with widespread damage.
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Scorr
Kan
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Walter Austin
Willie Gould
D. A Austin
Austin
Mill Creek Bridge
Missouri Pacific
Topeka
City Hall
Boston
Bannock Outbreak Sparks Senator Dubois Tete Talk
Senator Dubois of Idaho voices support for whites in Bannock disputes over game laws. He accuses Bannocks of slaughtering elk, moose, and deer and blames government policy and a West Virginia agent for tensions on the reservation. He cites regional game value and settler safety concerns.
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Dubois
Asane
Washetox
Dudois
Idahs
Senatos Dabnis
Teter
West Virginia
Wilson
Munehaan Weald Pa
Republic sinks after gale off Lake Erie coast
The schooner Republic of 814 gross tons, loaded at Cleveland and bound west in tow of the steamer Swallow, went down two miles east of Lorain in forty feet of water at 5 am Tuesday. Eight crew were rescued by the tug Cascade. the Republic rests on the bottom. Owned by P. Ewing of St. Clair, Mich., she was insured. Nearby reports note Cleveland red mill wage talks and Four representatives seeking lakefront docks as part of broader rail traffic plans.
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Loreia
Crevecano
Republic
Lorain
Cleveland
West
Swallow
Turm
Cascade
Republic Weason
The
P. Ewing
St. Clair, Mich
Great Ships of War and New Naval Era Debut
Washington July 30 The commissioning of the Maine and Texas within the next fortnight marks a new era in U S Navy development. The armored Maine and second rate battleship Texas symbolize a shift to fighting-class vessels with heavy armor, powerful guns, and high speed, surpassing earlier monitors and defense ships.
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Uads
Sams
Maine
Texas
Waswraton
New York
Monterey
Amphitrite
Nick
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Indiana
Oregon
Fountain D G Co Slaughter Sale At Half Price
Crowds flock to The Fountain in Coshocton after a Saturday morning sale promising half price on all items. Shoppers from surrounding counties report unprecedented bargains with $10 purchases yielding $20 in value across spring and summer goods, linens, lace curtains, and more. Store promises deep cuts on most stock, urging timely visits or risk of missing the biggest preme in history.
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Tae
Collier & McCoy
C. B. McCoy
Eptica
Cobh
William McKinley
U. S
Joseph B. Forakel
Bushnell
Clarke
Asa W. Jones
Mahonlig
W. D.guilbert
Nobia
Supreme Court
Thaddeus A. Minsiall
Ross
Josiah B. Allens
Athens
Frank 8. Monnett
Crawford
BR. Campbell
Jefferson Yor
James Glenn
Tuscarawas
Belmont-Morgan Syndicate
Democratic Standard
McKea
New York Times
HIVE
Harrison
Trig
Precadett
Claveland
Marcip
W. C. Ford
Budieau of Statistica
Mora Epge
Treasury
Sao Loris
van der Ale
Conte
Prinars
Wayros
Cits
Oversihere
the Age
New York Tribune
Advanos
Hatel Toolk
W Williams
Wier
Beacon Cmte
Nena
Tittsburge
Gary
Col
Vesteldee
Metlens
Yitets
Hots
Meni Ob Tly Hirteest
Camrlae Action
Phe Tine Eit Hs Ad
Hier Tread Ceabaperntonrsy
GM Aesditay
Patrsbyre
Cotten
Martin Adais
Cineionath
Perder
BieauTy
Busey
Brooke
Temty
McLeve
Sas
Nerne
Twa
Heb Knewei
Cates TA Lagernes
Vane
Winie
Patyleer
Simon Warm Wey
Tha Wells
Warmser Bros
Beard
Daly
Taehksons Hole
Patel
Market Lake
Jackson's Hole
Tailors Strike
Kansan
Comumays
Penna
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Oraod Circus
Maven Gleveland
Glenville
Suramaries
Altac
James L
Newwastin
Right Regent
Peerless
Dudley
el Rami
Spinaway
Red Nutling
Bla
Hurvaco
Charles BF. Baker
Jackson
Mich
Buffalo
Continental
Baker
Srike
Newaun
N. J
Noona
Bens Malena
Normstows
Tuly
J. J. Lees and Jr
Jones & Co
American Wire Works
Wie
Big Four
Lake Front
Ingalls
Mosern Lake Tiners
Duluth
Benton Harbor
Milwaukee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Liverpool
Eng
Comnsus
Ohio Board of Public Works
A. J. Wright
Winifred Coal Company
Ohio Canal
Portsmouth
Wright
Coshoe
Tain D. G. Co
Coshocton Coun
Tain
Matts
Fountain Fiems
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