National Farmers Alliance debates platform changes at annual meeting
The National Farmers Alliance held its morning session Friday with debate over the Ocala platform and a committee report. Changes included reforming the transportation plank to give the government control over key rail lines and redefining direct senator elections by district. A lengthy finance resolution warned of economic distress and urged the people to rule, while officers for the next year were named including J F Willets as president and Marion Butler on the executive committee.
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Rateteu
United States
Esol
Europe
J.F. Willets
Kansas
H.C. Snavely
D. P. ‘Duncan
Southlina
Page
Virginia
H. L. Loucks
South Dakota
I.hw
Dean
New York
I. ©. Demming
Pennsylvania
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Marriages Tied to Widows in Transcontinental News
In Bordentown New Jersey C T ick sentenced for Honolulu royalist plot marries widow Mrs John Thompson, connecting to late Captain Duncan. Gulick, a Honolulu artist, wed the widow after his partner’s death. Also reported: Leonard Eaton a prominent Baptist leader dies at 76 in Pittsburgh after a long educational career. Armenian rebels condemned at Constantinople. Egyptian mob attack on British sailors in Alexandria. Baltic fetes opening noted.
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Bororntown
N.J
C. T.ick
W. R. Rickard
W. T. Soward
R. {. Wilcox
Honolulu
John Thompson
Scerepta Dunjean
Captain Duncan
Eliza Duncan
Bordentown
Gulick
Thompson
Leonard
Haton
Eaton
Grono
Pittsburg
Baptist Church
Public Atlas Offer Breakthrough From Major Publisher
For the first time the public is invited to a standard atlas. A contract with a leading publisher enables an extraordinary offer. The atlas firm holds a multimillion dollar rating and plans vast production to sell many copies at a fraction of the former price.
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United States
Comprehensive World Atlas Promises Maps and Data
A detailed atlas offering large maps of all states and territories with global locations, major cities, and rivers. It includes a 60 year population history, railroad mileage, soil and climate notes, key productions, laws, and statuts, plus 200 illustrations. It features US political data from 1884 to 1892, immigration, debt, and postal rates.
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Union
United States
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Auditorium
Woman's Temple
iInd
Bartholdi
White House
Washington
Great Brooklyn Bridge
Mirror Lake
Yosemite Valley
Capitan
New Zealand
Ordan River
Upper Nile
Pilot Knob
Iron Mountain
Missouri
United States Signal Service
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Grant’s Gap
American River
Canon
Rhine
Matterhorn
Mountain
People’s Atlas of the World offered at astonishing low price
An advertisement touts a concise atlas for tracking world events, wars, explorations, and accidents. It promises up-to-date geographic knowledge for readers of current periodicals, highlighting vast information at a notably low price.
Testimony on Insurance and Crime Contrasts Fire and War News
Fragmentary testimony covers a police inquiry about life insurance after a crime. It discusses policy as assignment, identification needs, and cases of hotel fires. The report also notes battle updates from Chefoo with Japanese forces, and a Texas Fever Line extension affecting cattle transport regulations to the Pacific coast.
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Harry
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Thein Fores
Tech
Texas
Pacific Coast
Jury plan eyed in U U conspiracy case at eleven jurors
Feb 13 court heard defense say they would accept the 11 jurors already serving if the judge brings in no new jury. Judge Grosscup favored the idea and sought defendants’ consent. Hanrahan absent. If he agrees, plan proceeds. Greenhut must explain contempt charge over adding names to whisky trust petition. Ex-minister Johns L. Stevens dies in Augusta.
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Ontcaco
Grosscup
Hanrahan
Greenhut
Carcano
Grossoup
Heinshheimer and
Vermeer
New York
Whisky Trust
President Greenhut
Telegraph Markets Report from Chicago Live Stock
Cattle showed light movement at steady prices with steers around 3.10 to 5.50 and cows and bulls 1.50 to 3.85. Texas cattle sold at 2.00 to 4.40 per quality. hogs rose with purchases advancing up to 10 cents lifting heavy hogs to about 30.00 to 45.50. sheep and lambs commanded 3.50 to 5.55 with active demand and strong receipts: cattle 8,500. hogs 38,000. sheep 8
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Chicago
Curcaco
Texas
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Willetts
Arthenians
Loxpon
Istantinople
Monastair
Macedonia
Empire
Constantinople
Erxingham
Assalman
Lennon
Airo
Egypt
Lexandria
Jcout
Bairo
Morton Signa
Lalbary, N. Y
New York City
France
Sai, Rice
U.S
Atles
People’s Atlas of
Wei Hai Wei
Chefoo
Ning Hai
Pittswure
Irwin
Catherine Hines
Hawaii
Avcusta
Johns L. Stevens
Stevens
Kennebec Journal
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