Buffalo Chosen for Encampment in Minnesota Parade
Buffalo accepted invitation to hold the encampment next year in St Paul as Minnesota commemorates the National Guard. The report covers expenditures and assets of the Grand Army of the Republic, with detailed tallies, while noting the parade and public response at the state fair. The Minnesota National Guard led a large procession, reviewed by Gov. Clough and officials, with veterans and officers in attendance. The Daughters of Veterans held their seventh annual convention, electing officers from nineteen states. The Minnesota State Fair drew a crowd near fifty thousand, boosted by the National Guard display and regional industry showcases. The Pythias parade in Minneapolis drew thousands as Camp Yale’s march began, featuring the Police, Minnesota National Guard, and local regiments.
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St Paul
Tnd
Butefalo
Dunger
Ima
Irvin Robbins
Minnesota
National Guard
Prevent
St Anthony
Marshall Avenue
Dayton
Laurel
Virginia
Orets Z. Tee
I. W.inne
Advornte
Charles A. McGil
Alde-Slecanipr
Charles Mce
Reeve
Minneapolis
Joseph Tobe Iveey
St. Paul
John C. Shandroow
Tutell Regiment
Maj
Idbbey Wis
Emek
oMleere Clodtveil
Witt
Charles T. Bherle
Wittaimus
Puxtulor
Stephen M. Long
East Orange
N. J
L. R. Portes Rote
Philadelphia
Ter
Ferguson
Keokuk
Iowa
Daughters of Veterans
Ite
Amassichusetts
New York
Ohio
Nebraska
Taois
Atlicera
Mina Allinn Gunlock
Chicago
Julia Coft
Cleveland
Milas Anna Smith
St. Louis
Miss Stephens
Alleghany
Mra
Ida J. Alton
Worcester
Mass
Lintaling Offeer
Mins Elle Adair
Duxk Park
Elfen MM. Walker
Glasya Foster
Hiawatha
Kan
Atata
Atria
Minnnesota
Fale
Kyblis
Camp Yale
Dp. m
Gevern Ondera No
Vine Place
Grant Street
Titov
Vallee
Vernon M. Smith
Minnesota National Guard
Col. C. Mec. Meuve. Battatcd
Minneipollis Nays’ Brigade
Vnssar
Slows City
Owl
Pirade
Grant Setreet
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Park Avenue
Parade Report From City Streets During Ceremony
A garlanded parade along Park Avenue and nearby streets opened with the mayor and city officials at the grand stand. Units from Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Michigan and Michigan brigades under leaders including Brigadier Gunbral Jobtf and Captain Beanie moved through the route amid uniforms and hoisting colors.
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Twenty-fourth ‘Street
Coumbemnareh
Park -Avenue
Ponth
Alvect
Retth
Atrade
Nicoflet Avane
Nivollet Wyenue
Tyldge Anunye
Flomniephin
Arent
Tileteguth Sitet Thitteouth
Alrest
Caty Vale
Geand -Stind
Streot Adeeb
Waris
Hugsarsy Divialon
StiToreph
Boper
Barry
Minnesota
Laer
Phe Delilog
Prleew Hye Bert
Tyan in Indiana: Democratic candidate at government lot rally
In South Bend Indiana September 4 a large crowd gathered at the government lot to hear William Jennings Bryan and Mrs Shivelt campaign. Excursions brought attendees from nearby towns and cities as Bryan spoke to a tense and excited audience. An attempted stampede caused brief disorder, quelled when Shivell appealed for calm and Bryan resumed with cheers from supporters and Democratic leaders present.
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Wig Orewa
South ‘Bend
Ind
William A. Bryan
Eailroad
Mra
Ryan
Benjamin
Shivelt
Lidlinn
Hynes
Democratie
Vankage
Causind
NASA
Brynn Eensat
Bhiyett
Ordor
George Wvelowan
Democratic County Committee
Alex Shivell
Sryax
Brynn
Train Collision Injures Several In Minneapolis Route Crash
An almost unbelievable near miss occurred at a streetcar crossing as a Minneapolis and St. Louis train collided with a gate car near St Paul. Several passengers and crew sustained injuries including bruises cuts and fractures though none were reported as seriously hurt.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Pant
Ger
TM. McDonald
Oxlow
Iowa
Rui
Valde
J. A. Grant
Walnut Grove
Minn
A. A. Grant
Heni
Luke Buzzell
Gladstone
Milun
W. Nuzzell
Son
George W. Pomeroy
Brooklyn Center
George W. Lomeroy
Sarah Kellar
Fore Street
St Paul
Holmes
Kelly
Owen by Acclamation for Congress Nomination
The Democrat convention in Minneapolis September 4 to 8 nominated Owen Lovrongeess by acclamation for Congress. The Chicago platform was endorsed by a unanimous vote, and A. St. Ankeny presented the nominee at 8 PM. No objections were raised as Owen received the nomination by rising vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
Petr Cunaidite Fur Congress
Minunttpolis
Owen
Lovrongeess
Umnat
Otsau
Washington Aves
Argantelug
Solon Armstrong Ehnlenun
George McAlister
Congress
Gan
Chicago
A. ST. Ankeny
Mr. Owe
Democratic Party
Ising
Wisconsin State Democratic Convention Reassigns Nominees
Milwaukee to reconvene for state ticket finalization after a sensational incident. Tablee A. Cole flew off the lieutenant governor ticket, replaced by Horace Hoard under fusion plans. William K. Viers of Middleton nominated treasurer, O M Taft of Viroqua secretary of state, H I Weed of Oshkosh attorney general.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Tablee A. Cole Uflyette
Horace H. Hoard
William KF. Viersator
Middleton
O. M. Taft
Viroqua
God H. I, Weed
Osllkouh
Man Shot by Oliver William ONeill Near Seventh and Broadway
Martin McDonough was shot by Oliver William ONeill as he stood in a patrol box near Seventh and Broadway early yesterday. McDonough died from the wound at the scene as officers, including Ross Mueller, moved to arrest the assailant after the incident. Frank Clark was present with McDonough, but details of motive remain unclear as investigators probe the fatal shooting.
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Martin McDonough
Olicer
St Paul
Oliver William O'Neill
Broadway
Glorie
Ofty
John
McDonough
Frank Clark
Oficer Ross Muler
Willie
Bevunth
Meo Ough Oceurcal
Army Officer Drowned at Port Webb In Sept. 4
In Rot Springs 8 D, September 4, Jans W Benton a Port Webb miltary officer drowned during a bath at plunge tul. Reportedly he was a skilled swimmer and was found on the pond bottom after entering water. He came with other officers and accompanying guests to attend a grand military ball at Evans hotel this evening.
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Rot Springs
Jans W. Benton
Port Webb
Ila Wits
Evans Hotel
Ex-Treasurer Buxton Sentenced in Minneapolis Postoffice Case
On September 1 in Duxton, Buxton, former treasurer of the Minneapolis post office, received a three and a half year sentence at Bord Inbor by Judge Lochren. He pleaded not guilty to the indictment but offered no further statement when asked why leniency should be granted. Buxton was transported to Sillswater as a prisoner.
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Duxton
Minneasiolia
Buxton
Minneapolly
Bord Inbor
Jjrdae Lochren
Tragic Fatality on the Main Line Trail in Northfeld
An unknown tramp was killed in Northfeld Minnesota while attempting to panhandle a train crew on the Milwaukee freight line. He died after two hours, refusing aid and asking that life be watched over by Mia. Jobe Pollock of Addiron Street, Bigid, Th, requested burial for the body there.
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Northfeld
Minn
Milwautes
Paisa
Mia
Jobe Pollock
Addiron Street
Bigid
Palmer to Lead National Democratic Convention Fete
Indianapolis September 2 delegates from forty one states and three territories gathered in Tomingson hall to endorse a new national Democratic ticket headed by Senator Palmer. The crowd, many veterans of party affairs, greeted New York’s Flower and others as doors closed to ticket holders amid orchestral decorations and notable orations. Palmer presided as ex Governor Flower and other leaders received the gavel, and the convention adopted rules from the 1902 gathering before adjourning to resume the business at four o'clock.
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Indianapolis
B24
data+ gates
Tomingson
Chicago
Benator Palmer
National Democratic Party
Itag
Democracy
Democratic Party
Tere
Toy
New York
Guv. Flower
Treasury
Fairchild
Tadianapolis
Dave
Bunting
Hoon Benator Palmer
Illinois
Caftman
Wade Bia
Ladiex
Florida
Cleveland
Ilorida
Flower
Tracey
Rogland
Massachusetts
Outhwaite
Ohio
Iignan
Wilson
Palmer
Ornor
Whe
Indiana
Quibywale
Brennen
Winconain
Ann
John R. Whison
Jones
Alabama
George TF. Peabody
Bryan
Convention Concludes as Palmer Honored Amid Cheers
The gathering features Senator Caffery of Louisiana, Senator Palmer, and John M. Palmer lauded as the grand old man. Flower limits orders, a large gallery, and a stormy demonstration follow Massachusetts opposition to factionalism while recalling ex Governor Russell's death from party folly.
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Caffery
Souihiana
Wlower
Sexélon
Senator Palmer
Sinofsan
John M. Palmer
Bverett
Magsachusetts
Flower
Lycratt
Massachusetts
Banda of Mtr. Cleveland
Willian P. Russell
Alhawauchusette
Ok Jouro
Rauslug Chevra
Senator Castery Named Permanent Chairman At Chicago Convention
Delegates read a report backing Senator Castery of Louisiana for permanent chairman. The platform favored empowering the committee to call future conventions. Senator Castery delivered a forceful, well received appeal for the life of the old Democracy, criticizing the party’s drift toward free silver and reform. The convention adjourned until tomorrow amid debate on the party’s future.
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Hyerett
Nll
Roberts
Ble ‘Noth
Senator Cattery
Loulaline
Aleo
Cail
OHO
Bullet
Pennaylyanin
My. Gowler
Minnbsola Cycortea
Castery
Caffery
Benntor Cattery
Cattery
Ossining
Gavelag
Vince
Chicago Ag
Gebatich
Butte
Democracy Xober
Goliad
Trea
Gilvar
Cleveland
Tis Party
Congress
Tis
Tns
Democratic Party
Popullam
Grain and livestock market summary from Chicago Chicago Sept
Markets mix as corn hogs wheat and rye move with mixed support and declines noted. Prices for oats barley and pork show varied activity with futures and cash quotes across Chicago Milwaukee and Minneapolis exchanges.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Olleaga
Minneapolis
Bagac
Earthquake Shocks Japan Toward Northeast Provinces
A strong earthquake struck Yokotuna in northeast Japan on September 4 causing widespread alarm. Reports indicate many deaths and numerous injuries as the region, once devastated by the June 18 quake and tidal wave, endures renewed destruction. A simultaneous typhoon damaged southern areas.
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Japan
Yokotuna
Ohio wool growers demand immediate protection restoration
At a county association meeting in Columbus Ohio delegates from every county urged action to restore wool duties and protect the wool industry. They demanded presidential candidates and lawmakers declare their positions on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewand
Columbus
Ohio
Eyvery
Association
Senate
House of Representatives
Democrats and Populists Nominate Minneapolis Ticket
In Minneapolis on September 4 the Democrata and Popullata nominate a full city ticket led by Mayor A. T. Ankony and Controller Daniel F. Paring. The slate includes Treasurer R. Sundo, Water Board members A. M. Goodrich and A. BD. Roa, Park Board nominees Jacob Stott and Patrick Ryan, Library and School Board picks L. N. Armeno E. H. Godfrey Lambert Norton Miller and John Norton.
Skeleton in Lyndom Well Stuns Minnesota Town
Peter Inuleen of Lyndom farm reports foul water in a well at his rented Lyndom place. He found the skull and skeleton of a baby at the bottom, and believes the infant has been in the well for some months. Three suspects are considered.
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Daby
Cloud
Minn
Peter Inuleen
Lyndom
Unclear text fragment from London dispatch
Fragmentary report from London dated September 4 discusses possible actions by Sallabury marmuls and British authorities, mentioning Philip Currie and potential expansion of naval powers to enforce demands amid groh cat ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bult Arouued
London
Philip Currie
Nawalally
Groh Cat
Lobmberg and Walker Rent Estate Firm in Town
Unclear fragment describes Lobmberg and Walker, a long established rental firm in town. Mentions heavy controls and a conflict over mortages or rights. Notes the firm holds money and securities, affecting workers and wealthy clients.
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Iowa
William Jennings Bryan Speaks at Springfield Kenton and Moody
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Springfield Kenton and Moody to day, arguing that H makes no difference whether his votes are hoaree or not. He delivered lengthy speeches in multiple towns, emphasizing his views during a string of engagements.
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Brynn
Palado
William Jennings Trryun
Mill and Light Plant Burned at Miaca Minnesota
Mill and light plant destroyed in Miaca on September 4. The fire left the town in darkness as the Voloy Bean planing mill burned to the ground and ceased operations, causing widespread unemployment though exact losses are not known.
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Miaca
Minn
Nominated for Cantrena in Concord N H
Gen Wilte of Peterborough was nominated today for congress by the Democratic party of the Second district in New Hampshire. The event occurred amid local excitement as supporters touted his record and platform.
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Cantrena
Concord
N. 1
Wilte
Peterborough
Latent Quotations and Market Notices Fragment
Fragmented OCR records market terms and dates across multiple venues and commodities. Names of places such as Minneapolis Chicago Milwaukee and numbers like 2000 cattle receipts appear, indicating a midwestern market report with mixed data on wheat hogs and cows.
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Baythana
Tilliunry
Minneapolly
Keuger
Fe Cal
Gsiko Tower
Hatclose
Tradk
Naorthorn
ARK Nay
Northavi
Athessen
Gilray
Milwaukee
Sophitone Atendy
Wheat Stranger
Bavluy
Travisions Stony
Chicago
Bop
Hoga
Nexans
Fourora
South St. Aul
Oarths
Ealyor
Salea
Recelpta
Denial of It by Hine American Product CollaGe Denver
In a lengthy response Senator Toller's inquiry reveals opposition to the free import of an American product and asserts the President has not favored its passage. The letter states the claim has persisted for two years and claims supporters of the policy are ignorant or wicked.
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Colnage
Denver
Toller
Bilger Product
Tf Police
Ecole
Americnan Prodwct
MaeKinley
Amidon and Carland Appointed to Till Judgeships
Sept 4 report that President appoints Churney W. Amidon of North Dakota district judge for North Dakota and John B. Carland of South Dakota to the U S district bench. Amidon, born Aug 17, 1848 in New York, practiced law with Amidon & Bradley then Benton partners. Carland’s approval followed reception at a Central ball with celebrations. Crimes and other local notices follow, including a Klonatoing case and a high profile divorce suit involving Mrs. Ging.
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Till Judletaey Vuenneeles
North and
South Dakota
Ann of Amidon & Bradley
John B. Benton
Sioux Palle
Joba
Curlind
Fusion Pact Between NQ and Popa Parties Reached
An accord was achieved after a long night session between the Democratic and Jopullat committees to fuse on electoral Wu Hate tickets. Endorsement by state leaders followed, with four Vapulist candidates to be nominated by Worksnecrate. The state central committees plan to finalize at the convention tomorrow.
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Dewy
Popa
Wilhone
Cole Inelides
Olustars
Fin Desieratio
Cas
Elopement Rumors Across Uncertain Local Wedding
Fragmented OCR text describes a wedding elopement involving multiple names, with confusion over mother’s consent and a rumor of a train incident. Details are garbled and partially unreadable, but references to a city, families, and possible witnesses suggest a community news brief about a disrupted marriage plan.
Fragmented 1805 Concoctions and Health Cures Chronicle
The fragmentary text lists various outdated remedies and medical curiosities, including Troetat Mas Winslow’s soothing salve for children, a discussion of the human windpipe’s anatomy, and a 1805 note on George W. Lotaw’s cure claims. It also contains snippets about fashion whims, such as wheel color changes, and odd historical population figures.
Syrup of Wigs Promotes Safe Pleasant Use for Ladies
The passage extols Syrup of Wigs as a safe effective remedy for women under all conditions. It notes the genuine Californian Fig Syrup Company name on the package and urges sales through reputable druggists. It includes quips about legal charges and marriage jokes from humorous columns.
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