IOWA POPULISTS STAND WITH OMAHA PLATFORM AND SILVER
The Iowa Populists at the state convention named Gillett as permanent chairman and Ivory as secretary. They nominated Sylvester Crane for governor, A. R. Starrett for lieutenant governor, I. W. Ivory for supreme judge, E. J. Stason for superintendent of instruction, and endorsed a platform aligned with the Omaha silver position and public-salary reductions. The platform calls for banking security, a 16 to 1 silver ratio, income and inheritance taxes, and initiative and referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Mains
People’s Party
H. W. Gillett
I. W. Ivory
Sylvester Crane
Davenport
A. R. Starrett
Humbold
Mills County
E. J. Stason
Sioux City
Wall Street
Europe
General Assembly
New York
Ilinois
Cowboys and Herders Clash Near Elkhead Colorado
News from Wotcott Colorado details a bloodless engagement between about 50 cattlemen and nine Mexican sheep herders near Elkhead. A single wound to Jose Anueroz marked the only injury as 2,000 sheep were driven and later crossed into Wyoming. The incident fuels rumors of larger forces and Pinkerton involvement, with tensions rising over grazing grounds and potential further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhead
Wotcott
Colo
Here
Jose Anueroz
Jose
Wyoming
Colorado
Wolcott
Hayden
California Park
Edwards
Pinkerton
Weather Favorable to Agriculture Across Week
The weather bureau reports the past week as more favorable to agriculture than any week this season since May 17. Some gulf states saw too much rain and cool cotton conditions, while corn advanced in Nebraska Iowa Kansas Minnesota and the southern states. Winter wheat harvest started in Texas Oklahoma and southern Kansas and Missouri with Indiana to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmnoton
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Texan
Texas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tinois
Meroland Plain Dealer
Atchison Globe
Pittsburg Chronicle-Lelegraph
Chicago
Kansas City Journal
Chicago Post
Chicago Dispatch
Boston Globe
South Dakota
Iowa State Register
Washington Star
Aroostook
Maine
Lewiston Journal
New Haven
Washington
Star
Hartford Courant
Baltimore
Great Relay Race Sets New Long Distance Record
New York reports the Chicago to New York relay race concluded at 1 56 a m after 1000 miles run since Wednesday. The record time improved by 6 hours 47 minutes with riders distinguished by blue military and red postal colors delivering messages to Major General Miles and Postmaster Hesing. The Syracuse leg featured a prize for best time won by the red team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Sixtieth Street
Nelson A. Miles
McMad
Dayton
Hesing
Post Office Department
Miles
Merritt
Syracuse
Remainder of the A. B. U. Leaders Are Taken to Woodstock Jail
Readable text notes that remaining leaders of A B U are transferred to Woodstock Jail amid ongoing agitation. No additional details available in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. U
Woodstock
Odds, Inquiries, and Horse News Across Papers
A collage of brief quotes and notes from various papers covers opinions on intellect, taxes, authors, counterfeit stamps, heaven, mayoral races, smuggling, and theater, plus a long section on horses and horse racing. It mentions the American turf congress setting weight rules, jockey eligibility, and racing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Franklin Park
Saugus
Mass
James Dustin
John Green
Direstum
New Orleans
Cleveland
Sidmont
Hal ‘Dillard
American Turf Congress
Taral
Omnes
Henry Stull
Ormonde
Diablo
Various Historic Notes From Across Time
A digest of curiosities and antiquities including medieval blue coat signaling servants in England, a Maine man stacking 13 oil cloths, Redditch needle production at 700 million weekly, Scotland’s first newspaper in 1659, English company waste over 100 million yearly, a Tunisian inscription from 49 B.C. at Kourbs, a Pompeian defense term poeterius, and a Damascus sword with layered iron and steel and extraordinary edge and temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Maine
Redditch
Scotland
Edinburgh
Christopher Higgins
Kourbs
Tunis
B.C
Pompey
Julius Cesar
Curious Customs Cited In Old European News Tales
A brief antiquated note describes nose vaccination practices in Japan until four decades ago and a Viennese cafe courtesy where men remove hats and offer a blessing upon a sneeze. The item mentions two crime ridden areas near Waterloo and Linden as part of a winding description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Waterloo
Linden
Chicago debates on peanuts and real estate goals mix with wry city views
A collage of quotes from papers lampoons Chicago politics and culture. Witty lines mock peanut theater etiquette, real estate zeal, and municipal ambition. Critics joke about Chicago seeking statehood while maintaining local quirks and political reform from the bottom up.
Fashion Notes From New York Post on Spring Millinery Styles
The New York Post describes spring fashion with bonnets and toques, tartan ribbons, and velvet replacements. It highlights shot chiffons, gold green purples, spangles, and paillettes, with large sleeves and pointed bodices for youth. Cropons and craped fabrics rise in favor, while wool cropons replace serge in warmth and versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Rival Telephone Service Sparks Western Growth Debate
Editorials from major papers argue for a competitive telephony boom in the west and south. They foresee cheaper, better service and new markets, while noting risks of consolidations and the need for commercially oriented provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Telephone Company
Brockton Times
Indianapolis News
Wheeling Intelligencer
Hartford Times
Rocky Mountain Illustrated Weekly Prospectus
An advertising notice for the Rocky Mountain Illustrated Weekly from Denver Colorado promotes its grand western scenery and true stories of love and adventure. It offers a three month trial for twelve two cent stamps, a club deal, and premiums of solid gold rings with Rocky Mountain gems for yearly subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Grand Old Pike's Peak
Cripple Creek
Rocky Mountain Illustrated Weekly
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Printed envelopes to save lost letters in transit
Thousands of letters are lost yearly in the mails. Use envelopes printed with your name and address in a corner to ensure return of misdirected mail. Tripunn Publishing Co. Dillon, Montana offers printed envelopes and other printing at low rates, prepaid at 60 cents per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripunn Pous- Lishing Co
Dillon, Mont
Dr Miles Nervine Cures Headache Disorders Ailments
Headache troubles attributed to nervous causes described as leading to memory loss irritability and exhaustion. Warns of potential progression to broader illnesses including epilepsy heart disease apoplexy and insanity attributed to nervous strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Swedish Proverbs and Their Witty Observations
A compact note collects Swedish proverbs about behavior when authority is absent and appetites shape perception. It pairs lines about rats dancing when the cat is away and bitterness masking satisfaction, offering brief cultural aphorisms.
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Mark
SAN_ FRANCISCO - CALIFORNIA
Omaha Platform
Free Silver
Gillett
Sylvestor Crane
A. KR
Starrett Supreme Judge
Peccee
Brason
Bryan
Jackson
Miss
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Cincinnati
The
Brice of
Lima
Los Angeles
Alfred Lawson
F.C. Kennet
St. Louis
Kennet
Anaconda
Burtz
Mont
Jane
Anaconda Mining Company
Anaconda Copper Company
Harper
Curverne
John
Surveyor General’s
Mand West
Omahs
Ednesday
Doe
Logan
Curran
Clark
Debs
Senator Wolcott
Carson, Nev
Carson
Senator Walcott
Douglass and Brown Group of Mines
Judge Goss
Ricawona
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Goff
South Carolina
Coal Association
ColmBus, C
Wellstown
Jackson County
Ciais
Boston Herald
Washington Post
Minneapolis Journal
Windy City
Philadelphia Press
Wisconsin
Minneapolis Tribune
Troy Times
Rival Telephone Service
U.x. Depot
Idaho
Sebres
Baptist Church
M. A. Miller
Stringham Block
Bannack Street
Dillon
Montana
Washington St
Morse Block
H A Bond
Yee Eos
Dillon Deug
E P. Dungan
Dillon Mercantile Co
First National Bank
J. & Buey
Saur Lake City
Ura
Ghropshire & Burleighs
Attorneys-Atlaw
Roome
Bilverbow
Barry
Kupfer
Drilley
Monvasa
Mmett Callahan
Ers Norris
Orrien Wits R. B
Chas. A. Myers
Hanna &J
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dr. Miles
Miles. Medical Co
Elkhart
California
California Laxative Dates Co
San Francisco
Cal
Central Pharmacy
Electrical Engineering Company
Main St
Ron
Sheridan, Mont
Richard H. Herhold
Stockmen’s Directory
Will
Willis
Sieh
T. M. Sxiway
Birch Creek
C. Convex
Poindexter & Orr, Dillon, Beaverhead Co
M. T. Brin Carnes
Compass
Borsee Samme
Biscktail Deer Creek
Oie
Nasholds
Mrs. Fe, Nasholds
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