Ohio Democrats Rally Behind Silver Platform And Campbell
In Ohio the Democratic convention presided by Hinntor Bride adopted a platform urging free coinage and legal tender for gold and silver coins, supporting the union of monetary metals, opposing Republican practices, and backing Gov. Campbell with Brice for a Democratic legislature. The report notes the strong silver movement and predicts a McKinley clash as campaigns converge, with emphasis on currency and reform issues shaping the race.
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Couvel Tans Vic
Republican Party
Fils
Hamilton County
Zaquexville
Ainia
Jide Marriot
Wagland
Yeas
Hare
Ohio
Senator Brice
Campbell
Foraker
Brice
Campbell Love
McKinley
Jrnker
Asn
A. Bushnell
Olita
Isktac
Gav
Nvvaigh
Roydl Baking Powder Endorsed For Wholesome Use
A fragment notes that experienced users found Roydl the most efficient baking powder and that its purity and wholesome qualities have been officially demonstrated, highlighting consumer confidence in the product.
Senator Ozmun and Mrs Osun in European voyage wreck
In St Paul on Aug 24, Sen Ozioun and Mrs Osun on Europe voyage were shipwrecked when their crossing from Dieppe to New Haven England sank in a storm in the English Channel. The steamer enticed the couple to the English side. most baggage and crew were lost. only the passengers were rescued.
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Huglish
St. Paul
Ozioun
Osun
Europe
Dieppe
New Haven
Eng
Benator Onnon
Simink Avenue
Coliseum collapse and Gulf disaster claimed many lives
Inmensy Fiencines building collapse at the Coliseum exposition site near Buffalo Bill Wad, with 800 workers off duty at 10 pm and 800 more to work at 3 am. The wreck leaves an estimated loss between 160 000 and 180 000, with 21 bodies recovered and up to 31 still missing.
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Ghlengy
Tha
Buffalo Bill
Baronm & Bolley
Tila
Counterfeiter Brockway’s Long Fall From Grace in New York
A lengthy account recalls Brockway a famed forger born in Connecticut who spent decades exploiting the public with counterfeit currency. His methods involved bond forgery and equipment that deceived many, leading to a 30 year sentence, suspension for aiding authorities, and later five years for forging additional bonds.
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Mme
Connecticut
Rmnin
Brooklyn
Bia Real
H. W. Spencer
le Wae
United Stated
Lila
Morris & Wessex al
Whittier Named State Prison Agent By Boards
Frank Whittier of Minneapolis selected by the state origin and reformatory boards as state prison agent to succeed J. Chambers who resigns to farm in Steele county. Whittier, born in Minneapolis, has farm experience in Dakota county and was in charge of paying operations in Minneapolis. He is well connected with labor employers and recommended by Gov. Clough.
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Y. Whittier
Minnesota
St. Paul
State Origin and Reformatory Boards
Frank Whittier
Minneapolis
Joh Chambers
Ling
Steele County
Walter
Supt
Lee
Reformatory
Mr. Whittier
Inuit
Dakota County
Min- Teipous
Jabor
Goy Clough
Salvation Army arrests rock Madison street meeting
In Madison Wisconsin police arrested the Salvation Army including five women for holding a street meeting after an order to disperse. Captains Mitchell and White had arrived from Milwaukee. others were jailed after a prayer service at the station while bail was posted by local citizens. The case tests the Army’s right to hold meetings. In Fairfax Minnesota a servant girl Hedwig Coopke age twenty charged William Tago with rape. after hearings he was bound over to the grand jury for two thousand dollars.
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Madison
Salvationiats
Wis
Brlvation Army
Officinia
Mitchell
White
Milwaukee
Howard
Polles
Lime
Fairfax
Minn
Bides
Hedwig Coopke
William Tago
Ingo Ia
Robbers’ Bomb Explodes Over Safe. About $100 Stolen
Omaha report describes a dynamite blast near Brady's Island as robbers exploded a car safe, tearing windows and scattering glass. The interior remained inaccessible. express messenger Thomas McCarlow notes the bandits found little loot, with less than $100 taken from the way site and failed to breach the main ante.
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Omaha
Union Parithmin No
Brady's Island
Express
Thomas McCarlowne
The Royal Haking Powder Endorsed by Indian Department
The United States Government Chemlet after examination by the Indian Department stated that The Royal Haking Powder is the pineat inquility and highest in strength of any baking powder of which I lave knowledge.
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Ofileta
United States
Chemlet
Indian Department
Murder at Richmond: banker slain by a mob in New Richmond
A mob in New Richmond attacks and kills the elderly banker Peldmann after a failed pursuit. Noah Anderson is captured, confesses the assault, and is later killed by a crowd in Batavia as rioting erupts. Authorities struggle to contain the uproar and restore order.
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Ohio
Finn
Clotminputvilly
Richmond
Oyipad
Nishoukos
Noah' Andergon
Negro
Denon
Therilly
Anderson
Ant
Artie
New Richmond
Ander
Peldmann
Ferce Sun
New Rielwond
Erier
Elmaens
Avterson
Batavia
Discrepancy in Hin Accounts Sparks Senate Inquiry
Washington August 23 The New York World reports a grave discrepancy of about 20000 dollars found in the accounts of Victarian of congress Spofford. He denies the story says the expert is still at work and no report has been made. Spofford claims his accounts are mixed but under control and remains confident despite a probable congressional investigation.
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Washington
New York
aAre Iine
Ainsworth I. Spofferd
Congress
Spofard
Spelford
Alainst
Death by self action shocks Milbank area
News reports the suicide of Mrs Magene Kelley at her Milbank home following personal and financial troubles including a prior fire that killed two children. Husband, linked to assault charges and vanished after a mortgage property sale, is absent. Concurrent items note Baltimore state convention endorsing Omaha populist platform and ticket selections.
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Kalley
Thuron
Magene Kelley
Milbank
K Qnola
Kelley
Uthia
Aborted ARU Abortionists Leave Woodstock After Sentence
Woodstock Aug 28 All the ab or tors of the ARU except President Debs left here today after serving a three months sentence for contempt of court. They disperse to duties in the field obstructing members and organizing local notes. They have engagements now which will require fifty three months to fulfill. They may go to Minneapolis and Goodwin to St Paul Rogers Turns Billet and Hosan to Chicago to separate.
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Debs
Ing
Lcal
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Wheither
Minneaapolis
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Paul
Rogers
Turns
Bill
Murder Suspect Durrant Seen Near School in Afternoon
Mrs Mary Vogel of 910 Powell tract reports to police that on April 3 between 2 and 8 pm she saw Durrant pacing in front of the normal school. At 8 pm she observed him speak to a girl, bow, then board a southbound Powell Street car near the Laat site dummy, affirming the timing with several fixed occurrences.
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Snow Durrant
San Mranclavo
Mary Vogel
Powell Tract
Normal School
Durrant
Indian Sailors Drowned in Yukon River Rescue
The Excelsior reports wrecks off Dakota inland with eleven Indian sailors lost and bodies found near the foremast. Only eight white sailors and the captain’s wife remain missing after the Victoria voyage, under Captain Jorgenson.
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Wash
Ang
Axcelsior Nerive
St Michael's
Yukon
Walter Karl B
Dakota
Victoria
Beringeea
Jorgenson
Notable Victims and Local Notices Across Early August
An eclectic wire of items from An Tiventor to reading in Reading and St. Paul. Mentions a famous inventor Kneeland nearly killed crossing tracks at Boston and Malno, Justice Strong’s funeral in Reading, and burial of ex-inatice William Biron at Charles Exgns cemetery alongside wives. Also reports a strike settlement for vestmakers in New York, a man dropping dead in Ashland after traveling from Wisconsin, a boy killed by a colt in South St. Paul, and engineer Marshall A. Th ely’s death in Woburn. A credit of 1.6 million to pay the Mora claim was approved in Marlrid.
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Mags
Ave
Kneeland
Boston & Malno
Justiee Strong
Reading
William Biron
Charles
Aloiffalde
Outrage reported near Foo Chow amid foreign tensions
Reports from Hong Kong describe an attack on an American mission near Foo Chow by a large armed mob. The chapel and school buildings were wrecked, several native students wounded, foreign teachers escaped, and anti foreign sentiment spreads as crowds cry drive out the foreign devils.
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Hong Kong
Foo Chow
Soldier's recovery after illness via Pink Pills in 1900s
An elderly Civil War veteran, plagued by rheumatism and kidney trouble after decades of service, finds relief using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After trying various remedies with little success, he reports dramatic improvement within weeks, regaining sleep and strength and aiding neighbors with daily tasks. The account, dated April 18, 1905, notes notary validation and the pills’ advertised accessibility.
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Our Boys
Hooker
Herman
Algo
Minnesota
Blue Earth County
Avery Descrip
Aclatica
Alexandria
Ata
A. D
Saul
Lewis Evans
Willams
A. Bon
A Man and His Wife in a Suburban Carriage
In a crowded underground carriage a man shows tenderness to his thin wife while others pity her, the scene revealing a quiet, private affection amid public scorn. The exchange ends with the husband promising they will be home in about forty minutes.
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Porehers
Feabe
Shi Gald
Richmond
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