Diverse 1899 exports show strong growth across fisheries mining and agriculture
The 1899 data depict high incomes for fisheries exports rising by about 11 million, mining and forestry products near 30 million each, and agriculture shipping over 50 thousand more goods abroad than in prior years. The text also criticizes republican methods and notes a fusion in Nebraska politics. It mentions a murder in Italy and calls for censors amid war news.
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Giagters
Curbstone
Republicaa Inetiods
Twenty Was All There After No. 7 Collision
A freight engine No. 7 derailed near Friveyshore and collided with a passenger coach at speed. The crash crushed desks and caused damage. one fireman and several others were injured, with the engineer saved by evasion. Passengers emerged with minor bruises as the derailed cars were brought back to Collins Valley for inspection.
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Fhei
Numert
Tualy
Bressi
Munza
Ttaly
Tialy
America
Friveyshore
Arsine and Credit Vars
Cemeine
Wreed
Prazey Valrey Aia
Paris
Cape Vincin
Brennus
Fournier
Framee
Dow
Wheeling
AL Deep
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Mixe McGreary
Norwalk
Warrenton
London
Meaniest Van In Towsa Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR text provides disjointed references to a van and individuals but lacks coherent events or clear facts. Names, places, and actions are incomplete, preventing a solid summary of a specific incident or story.
Stormy winds halt Panhandle oil field trains
A Sunday afternoon cyclone swept through the Sci oil field causing many derricks to topple and block tracks. Train six stalled but escaped when the engine pulled away. wreck crews from Dennison worked to reopen the line for several hours.
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Sci
Dennison
Congress in Danger Amid 1900 Campaign Fears
Report from Yasmincrox dated Aug a Republican campaign manager warns of voter apathy among McKinley Roosevelt supporters risking House seats. The piece argues safe states in the East and Midwest are pivotal to GOP retention while stressing protectionist policy and national economic strength.
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Yasmincrox
Babcock
Party of
McKinley
Roosevelt
Borse of Representatives
Renaldican
New York
Fennsylvania
House
Congress
House of Tives
Fed
Bryan
Boise
RTL
Senate
Sevind Feet
Wien
Amir
Ne Nore
Eternanis
Tae Tire. Com
Great Britain
England
France
Germany
They Won't Scare the Voters with an Emperor Scarecrow
Democratic managers push a scarecrow of an emperor to frighten voters but the public remains unmoved and undisturbed by the tactic.
Filipinos, War, and Democratic Attacks in U S Debate
A disputed tension between American troops in the Philippines and domestic critics is aired as Democratic leaders and pundits label U S actions as murderous. The piece cites George Fred Williams and references debate in Buffalo and Chicago Tribune reporting.
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Philippines
Paris
United States
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Buffalo
Idem
Mir. Willsis
Lizen
Aguinsido
Chicago Tribune
Sundar
Indiana
Willfi
Indianapolis
Pilipino
America
Roosevelt
Kansas
Turbulent Platform Debate Seeks Unity Amid Security Risk
A fragmented report outlines a platform proposal stressing unity for security and economic growth. Calls for assured collaboration between government and industry to advance trade and development while addressing regional tensions and political divisions.
Unclear fragmentary text about a legal case and pardons
The readable portion discusses opinions on a conviction and potential pardon power, mentioning individuals who argue the process and standards but lacks coherent details or names.
Preservation of Lincoln's Liberty Theme Cited
President MeWiales frames a supreme opportunity in Lincoln era terms to liberate 10,400,000 people from the yoke of imperialismo. The remark casts a political vision linking national destiny to anti imperial activism.
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MeWiales
Linco
Pig Iron Stocks Show Decline in Unsold Volume
In 1896 the United States held 711,049 tons of unsold pig iron while the previous year showed 63,429 tons. The Wigeocarner seeks to continue the lighter buildup, preferring the lower stock level.
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United States
Wigeocarner
Enumeration shows county school rolls exceed expectations
The county wide school census totals over eight thousand students, with males and females listed for Adams Bethlehem Bedford Clark Crawford Franklin Jackson Jefferson Keene Lafayett e etc. Special districts report counts for Beford Conesville Coshoc ton New Castle New Guilford Roscoe War sSaw West Carlisle West Lafayette Wal bonding and Tuscarawas with mixed male female totals. Enumerators deem the count carefully conducted and probably accurate.
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Franklin
Jackson
Jefferson
Keene
Mill Creek
Menroe
New Castie
Oxford
Pike
Perry
Tiverton
Tuscaratus
Virginia
Temales
Washington
Beford
Conesville
Coshocton
New Castle
Xew Guilford
Roscoe
WarsSaw
West Carlisle
West Lafayette
Imales
Mus- Einzum Ebere
Huimes
Tuscarawisas
Lightning Strikes Picnic Party in Bronx Woods
Nine picnickers sheltering under trees were struck by lightning in the Bronx during a storm. Injured: James Brown, his wife and five children, Bertha Lessnowitz, and Bertha Silverman. All taken to Fordham Hospital with expected serious injuries to several.
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Azz
Bronx
James Brown
Whis City
Brown
Gertha Silvermen
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