Republican Hosts Open Nation League Convention Forest City Delegates Arrive
The eighth annual National Republican League convention opened with record attendance and holiday atmosphere. Delegates and visitors arrived in force, mingling at hotels and streets while discussing tariff and money questions. Western delegates push for strong silver policy amid mixed regional views.
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Crevecann
National Republican League
Superior Street
Hollenden
Far West
Tariff and silver divide delegates at convention
Everett Warren arrives at Hollenden with state headquarters to push tariff and sound money, arguing against free silver. Western free silver delegates plan to push resolutions on the money issue, led by Col. Isaac Trumbo and others, while Chauncey Depew aides consider addressing the convention.
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Everett Warren
Pennsylvania State League
Hollenden
Fleite
Warren
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Vicksburg
Misa
Col. J. Stevens
Macon
Mins
Lew
Chauncey M. Depew
Cleveland
Western Free Silver
Hollenden Hotel
Col
Isaac Trumbo
East Lake City
Oregon
F. K. Dubois
Idaho
W. KK. Burchinell
Colorado
C. I. Allen
Utah
Trumbo
Crop Reports Highlight Weather Effects Across States
A Chicago summary from state weather services reports mixed crop conditions with rain needed in the Ohio Valley and parts of New England. Winter wheat harvesting advances, corn remains strong in the south, while other crops suffer from drought and variable rains across regions. A separate note covers a railway machinery association meeting in Alexandria and a Kentucky primary election report with candidate tallies.
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Chinicago
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Ohio Valley
New England
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohie
New York
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower
Rope
Women's Temperance union quarrels over lynching resolution
The final session of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in London sees Lady Henry Somerset re elected president and introducing a resolution denouncing lynching in the South. Miss Ida Wells is defended by Miss Florence Bulgarnie, sparking interruptions. Willard supports the resolution while cautioning Wells’s stance. The British union’s stance is noted as virtually condoning lynching by association.
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Mise Ida Wella
Mixes Frances E. Willard
America
United States
Florence Bulgarnie
Miss Wella
Woman
Miss Willard
South
Misa Wells
Miss Wells
Hallie Brown
Mrs. Hoffman
Daily News
Boiler blast kills five in Indiana home collapse
A boiler explosion at Charles Peterson’s home fatally injures Frank Peterson and injures four others including J. Unamar and Leonard Stambet. two workers at the site were also harmed. Investigators report multiple severe injuries and possible foul play amid a related mysterious death in Henry county.
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Emostos
Indiana
Charles Peterson
Franke Peterson
Arin Drolen
Wiliam Smith
Anna Red
J. Wo Unamar
Alex Jamer
Leonard State
Charles Smith
Henry County
John Bolus
Bolus
Smith
Cyclone Damage Reported Across Towns and Falls
A cyclone last evening struck a large area from the southwest, leveling homes and barns and causing heavy damage with losses estimated up to twenty thousand dollars. Several residents were seriously hurt, including Raynson and Bottayoon, while Judge Wyci Combs and others saw their properties destroyed. Across other towns, wind and flood events damaged crops, bridges, and livestock, with scattered fatalities and widespread destruction reported in multiple counties.
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Mr. Raynson
Lawnen
Mary Bottayoon
Kowean
Ole Rawson
HK Stitt
Hansen
Wyci Combs
Mel Rawson
Stuckey
Lara and Mill
Chirence Cantey
J. I. Duty
J. A. Thompson
W. G. Root
Godfrey Schwartz
Clarunce Conley
Glenn
Wannack
Nel
Joseph Young
Mr. Young
John Buin
John Statey
Martin Lakie
Peter Lapland
Harsen
Camenox
Maune
Here
Haserox
World Fair Award Promoted By Dr Price Cream Powder
Promotional ad for Dr Price Cream Baking Powder claiming a World’s Fair highest award. Mentions product benefits, safety notes, and endorsements with prices and retailer details in Cleveland. Ends with distributor and block address.
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Dr. Price
Bunker Hill Day Marked by Grand Masonic Pageant
One hundred and twentieth anniversary of the Bunker Hill battle drew a vast crowd through Charlestown. A morning and evening parade and a large Masonic ceremony at the monument featured Governors, grand masters, and numerous lodges. A luncheon and grand banquet followed, with a major civic parade in the afternoon.
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Ae Immonen Masonie
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Ko’eluck
Joseph Warren
King Solomon’s Lodge
Edward A. Horton
Ernest C. Marshall
King Solomon’s Large
Gov
Greenhalge
Marshall
John Duckson
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Parnell Hal
Yemen
Louisburg
Cape Breton
Laurantina
C. B
Boston Harbor
New England
Society of the Colonial Wars
Pepperell
Duchmaben
Harlem Ship Canal Opens Amid Parade and Fireworks
Harlem ship canal linking the Hudson and Long Island Sound opened with a grand aquatic and mud parade attended by 50,000 people. Government troops, state militia, police, and civic groups participated. Fireworks valued at $10,000 followed the ceremony. The six mile canal aims to grow, deepen, and widen for light draft vessels from the Hudson to the Sound.
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Harlem Ship Canal
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Long Island
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Wadsow River
Long Island Sound
Fire destroys Cleveland Deak Company shops and Reynolds' restaurant
A blaze at 12 and 14 Court Place in Cleveland destroys the Cleveland Deak Company workshops and Reynolds' restaurant. Estimated loss is about 2400 dollars, fully insured, with two possible fatalities. Edith Johnson died after becoming entangled in a live electric wire on the hotel roof. Thomas Hell of the Daily World assisted in the rescue effort.
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Cleveland Deak Company
Court Place
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Loas
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Wright House
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Daily World
Remedial Cure Promised and New Sleeping Car Service
Local advertisements tout Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy claiming cure for salt rheum and skin diseases once thought incurable. Also announced is a new Pan Handle Route sleeping car service to Chicago with May 19 start and return options. Reduced Pennsylvania Line fares announced for various summer events with multiple origin cities and return-limit extensions.
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Special Week Bargains in Napkins and Fabrics at Our Store
Weekend sale offers napkins at 1 1/2 dollars per dozen, down from two fifty, while supplies last. New Dimity and French corded garland fabrics offered at 40 cents per yard, with French corded jardon dies at 29 cents. Wash goods department features broad selection from 5 cents per yard upward, promising handsome, best value in the county.
Zephyr Lane Summer Dress Fabric Sale
A promotional note advertises Zephyr Lane fabrics for summer at ten cents a yard with fast colors and designs. It touts substantial discounts on scapes and ready-made skirts and invites customers to view items and buy if affordable, offering cheap capes or skirts for small sums.
Carpets and Curtains at The Fountain in Corsettine
A local ad promotes The Fountain as a full stock dealer for carpets from 10 hemp to 4 fine Body Brussels or Moquet, Hartford Brand carpets, Jackson waist and Dr Warner’s Health, Coraline waists, and parasols or colored silk umbrellas. It invites shoppers to compare prices with bills in central Ohio and to visit for the season’s novelties.
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