Rumored U S Officials and Global News Highlights
United States minister to Olina, Charles Denby, on leave, ordered to return. Treasury gold reserve down to 55,016,212 with hopeful notes demand shift. Reports on foreclosure proposals, Nebraska senator candidacy calls, and varied obituaries, accidents, and disasters across cities from Hartford to Philadelphia.
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Brom
Gayhint
Chirles Denby
United States
Olina
Marek
Farries
Kansas
House Committee Upon
Factie Roads
Deaths and Crimes From Various Localities
A roundup of fatal accidents and criminal acts across states and cities. Miners Lafayette Carr and John Maungram died at the 400 foot level. Maj. B W Halford, once Harrison’s secretary, injured in an Ormalia Neb runaway. A woman in Danville IL cuts throat. Louisville man slays wife and dies by suicide. Patrols report arsons, embezzlement, duels, train thefts, and criminal trials with numerous arrests and verdicts across Missouri, Kentucky, Nebraska, Illinois, and surrounding areas.
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Lafayette Carr
John Maungram
Maj
B. W. Halford
Harrison
Ormalia
Mas
Halford
Foreign Goxnip Declines Mulintlon to Vish America
The Newfoundland speaker and another member are removed for abuses. A $50,000 gold cask from New York is stolen from a French railway car. In a naval battle Japan sinks a major Chinese ironclad. two big cruisers destroyed, 2,000 Chinese killed. Japan warns of war with China after sinking a Chinese transport flying a British flag. The Trave reports a fatal cholera in a listener near Lubeck. Japan notices states of war with various powers.
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Gladstone
America
Newfoundland
New York
Japan
Democratic conference irons out sugar and iron reform
Washington Aug 7 reports say Democratic conferees are edging toward a compromise on the sugar bounty and iron ore issues. Secretary Carlisle aided talks with proposals for administrative features as both houses indicate willingness to concede time while House terms remain firm. A petition calling for a conference call circulated, with Senator Voorhees expressing support for compromise and signaling possible movement in the Senate and conference.
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Washington
Unum
Bcses
West
Committee On Appropriations
Carlisle
Lie
Senate
Louisiana
Fate Ling
Aiunusit Democratic
Bynum
Ways and Means
Voorhees
Wll
X. Gmmpus
Col Aod von Ore
Wheat and live stock futures mixed on August markets
Grains range with Whert steady Au and fdi8e near August highs. Minneapolis prices swing 28 1/2 to 54 34. oats rise. rye firm. timothy seed firm near 1.18. Pork and lard advance while hogs, cattle and calves show varied quotes. Butter and cheese values not listed. Market activity subdued. reports note steady cable markets and mixed farm product demand.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Pan
Prine
Mysterious death feared as contractor vanishes
St Pauls August 7. Tolwn Hasslin a well known contractor has been missing since Saturday night and is feared murdered or has committed suicide. Hasslin born in Sweden came to St Paul in 1880 and married in August 1888. He left behind a wife and four children and had built extensively in Grotto Iglehart St Albans. A string of business failures and heavy drinking followed, with little retained property remaining in his wife’s name. Two years ago when contracting he told his cousin that death by own action was a way to end sorrow.
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Wred A. Loudon
M. D. Vondon
FM Perkins
TY. A. Cool
George R. Smith
Sedalia
Hawley
Hartford
Conn
Sklianer
Lown
Henry B. Perrine
Buffalo
N. Y
Grover Cleveland
M. Dickey
Marshall
Mich
Chicago
Henry W. Hyde
American Express Company
Moline
Mixes Hamilton
Inia
Afghanistan
Agnes Reppiller
Lolo
Andrew Lang
Amog
Max Muller
West
Tle
Public Buildings Plaza
Philadelphia
Pattison Wilk
Alesio
Turin
Moscow
Merrick
Danville
Joliet
Miomas Myans
Louisville
Norfolk
King Holt
Terrell
Tex
Carroll Hughes
Rock Island
George McMillen
St Joseph
Morriz Bauer
New York
Peoria
Ilinois Road
Brawl
Ind
S&s W. Ferguson
Greenhill
Miss
Pawnee
Nebraska
Teffrle
Seattle
Cleveland
Charles Bertrand
Donaldson
United States
Canton
Will Campbell
Allen
St. Mand
Mysteriounty
St Pauw
Hasslin
Coutrtulor
Sweden
St. Prowl
Conlretor
Sim Ofemoney
St. Aul
Grotto
Iglehart
St. Albans
Ssberts
Gud Galys
Wink
Jobson
Girdson
Jin
Fire destroys West Wortieth row of houses
A fierce blaze swept a row of tenement houses on West Wortieth with strong winds driving flames through outbuildings and threatening the entire neighborhood. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours, suffering damages estimated around $10,000 as sixty homes faced destruction.
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Wild Seramtide
Chicago
Tasan
Draki Oget
West Wortieth Grad Olfe
Tasan Cadley
Aandk
Dasvan
Stabbing on a Steamer in New York
A 25 year old man murdered his female acquaintance aboard a steamer near New York. In the presence of two passengers, the suspect allegedly tried to cut his throat. Jealousy is cited as the motive as the boat’s voyage continued toward distant docks.
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New York
Moody Tigedy
C.F. Narita
Sridel
United Station
To Dhen
Seale
Enise
Coelbedd
Sugais
Saloon Keeper Cloutier Absent With Missing Funds
Minneapotla August 7 Fuuth Cloutier owner of a saloon at 827 Mall Street vanished with 500 to 600 borrowed from Gluck Brewing Company on checks. No money found to cover these checks and the saloon is mortgaged to the brewing company. A disquieting development given his past business strength.
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Cloutier
Minneapotla
Forest fires threaten Ashland area. bridges and homes burned
Forest fires near Ashland Wisconsin cause extensive damage with standing timber burned and a bridge county project destroyed. Fire crews have been dispatched from the city to battle the blazes as a homestead is reported fully burned.
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Anhlind
Asivan
Wis
Aus
Ashland
Ashland Purties
Anarchixix to He Deported in Rome Conspiracy
Aug. reports claim about 2,000 anarchists arrested in the last two months may be deported after a secret conference was disrupted. A group of fifty already shipped to Naples for Massowab voyage amid Red scare measures. Troops reportedly withdrawn. other items note political shifts and crime spurs across multiple U.S. locales.
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Rome
Democratic state convention nominates ticket in Iowa
The Democratic state convention in Des Moines with about 400 delegates nominated a full ticket for secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, supreme judges, attorney general, and railroad commissioner. Resolutions praised Cleveland era policies, condemned tariff and labor strife, and urged party unity and electoral reform. No candidates opened on quarter, ex Gov Bolus elected permanent chair.
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Vey Moines
Parsons
Coxvyigin
Wells
Appriesttion
Atule
BL 1
Oilo
Polk
John Whitfield
Guthrie
la VW
White
Wayne
Elu Cloggett
Cerra
W. Ta. Bapker
Qscculny
Clevirad
Qavilh Sven
Wis Jetter
Wilson
Lybor
UotiGal
Viner
Seteranis
Donocratie Party
Tewa
Toswaistuipe
Hawar Prabe
Eng
THIEVES PRETEND INSPECTORS ROAM ST PAUL AREAS
Chief Clark warns residents of a petty gang posing as gas and electric inspectors. The pair enter homes in teams, one distracting the owner while the other taps pipes and cuts wires. They steal valuables after departing, description noting a 5 6 to 5 8 tall man with smooth face and dark suit and a second man with dirty hands, blouse, and mustache.
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St. Paul
Clark
Police
Waterway dispute over 1500 acres of cranberry lands at Jackson County
An important suit before Judge Daily in Eau Claire concerns about 1500 acres of improved cranberry lands in Jackson County. Russell Case of Norway Lodge sues Moederiele Trott man and others. Plantiff La Fonleite Harper Roe and Rimmermane of Madison represent. The case, once to the supreme court, involves water diversion by a large canal and includes a $60,000 damage claim. Expert engineers and surveyors are among the witnesses.
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Daily
Eau Claire
Han Glatre
Wis
Baily
Jackson County
Russell
Norway
Bushtall, Hall & Rogers
Madison
Supreme Court
Sey
Smallpox Sentry Locks Home as Milwaukee Man Defies Quarantine
Milwaukee August 7 Peter Barth a wealthy wine and liquor merchant is confined with smallpox in his South Side home. His young daughter died at the pest house two weeks earlier and Barth claims neglect caused the death. When officers tried to remove him, they found his mansion barred and learned he keeps a loaded shotgun Winchester and a revolver at his bedside, vowing to shoot intruders.
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Milwaukee
Peter Barth
Lily
Pest House
Barth
Minsion Barred, and the Officers Were Informed That Mr. Barth
Winchester
Vovalyer
Settlers Win Rail Rights Battle in Wargo District
In North Dakota’s Wargo land district a division upholds settlers' claims against the railway’s right to identity land. Parties listed include Wilhelm Koch Leonard Fergur Grvin S. Heed Joseph Jens Nils Backlund Rasmus Rivera and Bidd Reeye as victorious settlers.
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Tn Vavor
Washington
Jana
Northah Mable Railway Company
Wisi Pelhmi
Senate
J. Davis
Wargo Land District
North Dakota
Sre
Wilhelm Koch
Leonard Fergur
Grvin
Heed
Joseph Jens
Nils Backlund
Rasmus Rivera
Bidd Reeye
Mysterious Drowning News Near Crystal Jake
In a murky incident at Crystal Jake on Saturday, the drowned man is identified as Lius Nett. Authorities question whether the death was accidental, while Charles Eberhant and others from Dakota City, Nob., have been arrested on suspicion of robbing the body.
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Draewniux
Sioux Gy
Towa
Aug. T
Lius Nett
Crystal Jake
Poe Ecvuner
Charles Eberhant
Gon
Dakota City
Nob
Police Crackdown on Vice Amid City Immorality Drive
In Ve Sions City Aug 7 a push by church and temperance workers against vice has led to police action closing several vice houses. Arrests include James Nelson and Lenz for assault on Mrs Antone Batali, Nelson accused of forcibly entering a residence and choking the husband. further details outline a broad local crackdown.
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Ion
Sions
Lown
Erisile
Arront Cur Auanuls
Shox Choy Ang
Nelsont
Wan Perrested
Rt Lens Yosturiay
Ain Aasiult
Mra
Antone Batali
An Important Dew Tnipenling Michigan Lumber Deal
A garbled local notice reports a timber sale near Tnipenling with bids for hard wood lumber and related contracts. It mentions ChadstoneOxLehalve and a tender process involving manufacturers and utilities, with several unclear names and dates.
Wedding Trip Ends in Elopement and Legal Tangles
In Granite Falls Minnesota Volkiend Antantshen and Volstend Amt Netile Glhuth wed yesterday and begin a trip amid family discussions of a will and high ranking attorneys in Vis pare ot whe Beals. Senator Brow’s health concerns delay his plans as he returns to Washington and to the seashore, with political and legal moves unfolding locally.
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Volkiend Antantshen
Thom
Granite Pally
Minn
Andrew
Neon Yestoviay
Aye
Volstend
Vis
Sui
Prise Jos Nis Drother Attorneys
Metthgresy Nootter
Senate Poltis
Washington
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Sam Downs
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N. T
Matthew Pursell
Birrington & Allende
Anniston
Aln
Joseph Stakeman
Vere Haute
Phillips
Philips
Mason
Golden Gate
Sonora
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Kentucky
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Charles T. Warren
W. Case
Wopkins
A. Rlu
Debs
Henry Murphy
Paterson
N. A
Mgr
Butout
Bloomington
Nts
Coxey
Colin McBvine
Mine Workers’ Union
Bio
Corytesay
Inchimnatl Southern Railroad
American Hathway Union
Athe Union
Will
Port yhuGuyr
Springfield
al Hokldans
Wheeler
Clucnyn
Roeps
Pulloma
Birmingham
Alm
Teleetion
Miliente Gites
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South
Dunketa Pharmaaciats
Huron
Ang
Datonta
Tim E
Anolon
Attoko
Mbit
Ags
Tra Peresoe & Co
Aanbiya
Ame
Tra Perego & Co
Inaneu
Neu Lady Win
Peelerarives
Hiab
Suthiy Seain
Victor
Woo
Athi Bea
Mths
Rochester
Montgomery
Democrats OF
Vtury
Des Moines Anif
Actickert
J. W. White
A. FF
Anodiber Spock
Varda Sirti
Vimadin
Ati
Kwitt
Unianeud
Antle
Clevar Sngar
Tnipenling
Cleveland Ulets
Tron County
Chadstone
Meade
OxLehalve
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