People's Party Convention in Minneapolis Chooses Leaders
About 600 delegates from nearly every Minnesota county attended the People's party convention in Minneapolis. Thomas J. Belghan was elected chair, Frank P. Olney secretary, and several credential challenges were resolved. The body endorsed Bryan, urged reforms and road improvements, supported direct election of U.S. senators, and nominated M. R. Prendergast for elector and Thomas J. Meighan for lieutenant governor with Ringdahl, Knox, and Owen named for railway and warehouse posts.
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Minneapotin
Minneapolis
People's Party
Thomas J. Belghan
Frank P
Olney
Adolph Paradis
Peter Max
Ramsey
Resolutions
Bryan
Philippine Archipelago
Porto Rico
Cuba
John Lind
Sioux Malls
Republican Party
United States
People Direct
Hotchkiss
M. Owen
Ringdahl
Owen
St Paul
Buller advances toward Lydenberg in South Africa
Sir Redvers Buller pushes into Boer territory crossing the Mauchberg ten miles east of Lydenberg and engaging Boers. Lydenberg’s occupation last Thursday is seen as near the war’s end stage. Boer leaders talk of trekking into German territory as Lord Methuen advances on Lichtemburg from Mafeking. Pretoria papers reveal the Netherlands Railway Company aided the Boers by converting workshops into arsenals and supplying horseshoes.
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Cape Town
Sept. Tl
Redvers Buller
Mauchberg
Lydenberg
Lord Methuen
Lichtemburg
Mafeking
Mary Flint and Iowa collide in San Francisco Bay
The bark Mary Flint sank in eighteen fathoms near the fair way after colliding with the battleship Iowa. The Iowa likely sustained damage and may need docking for repairs. The incident occurred Sept 11 in San Francisco Bay with several other brief reports following.
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Mary Plint Lion
San Fratcincn
San Fransisco
Marty Flint
Iowa
Mary Flint
The Weaning Period For Foals And Care At Hand
The article explains the critical weaning period for foals, stressing proper nutrition and gradual dam separation. It recommends crushed oats with hulls removed, careful milk management, early familiarization to mixed feed, and gradual transition to whole oats. It notes winter carrots aid nourishment and emphasizes steady growth over heavy corn feeding.
Dipping Rules for Sheep Under U S Regulations
The United States sets rules restricting shipment of sheep from state to state or to the District of Columbia if they are affected by scab or have touched affected animals. Dipping options include a tobacco and sulphur mix or a lime and sulphur solution. Sheep owners may choose the dip. Inspectors will enforce care but the department disclaims liability for losses. Also noted is a physician’s health observation and a remark that the U S uses more coffee than any other nation.
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United States
District of Columbia
German Fruit Utilization and Marmalade Trade Discussed
The discussion in Germany centers on increasing fruit use and fruit products to bolster health and the sugar industry. Germany exports little apples to England, imports dominate from the United States and Canada, while marmalades in Strassburg and Metz use low-quality fruit scraps. A shift to fruit products aims to raise prices, support farmers, and reduce export dependence.
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Land
England
United States
Canada
Germany
Strassburg
Coblentz
Metz
America
American Soldiers Honor for Brig Gen Wheeley and Two West Point Friends
Brig Gen Joseph Wheel ey lauds American soldiers as the best fighters the world has produced, citing Cuba and the Philippines and a nurse mission at Siboney. West Point graduates Lieut William H Smith and Lieut William B Shipp died together at San Juan, while Confederate scout Sam Davis is praised for steadfast bravery and a commemorative gift from Gen Dodge.
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Joseph Wheeley
Cuba
Philippines
Siboney
Twenty
Santiago
San Juan
Tenth Cavalry
William H. Smith
William B. Shipp
West Point
North Carolina
Missouri
Sam Davis
Tennessee
Gen. Dodge
Modern Samson in Contrast at Calo va Springs
A Calo va Springs Gazette cartoon caption contrasts a large athlete named Jack Hardmuscle with his frail looking father. The punchline notes the father’s strength in her hair, calling him a modern Samson.
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Jack Hardmuscle
Samson
Calovada Springs
Patents and Advertisements in a 1900 Storm Ridden Page
A cluttered clipping lists patents including storm gash fastener elevator brake and metallic window frame with names Hill B Dutton Hiram Graves Harry Mossman Clarence Pruden Jot Stransky Alzira Wade and others. It also shows old advertisements for Allen's Foot-Ease cure for footwear and Gentle Hint humor, plus a New York Evening Sun quote about a little girl at a theatre storm and a Weather storm reflection from Sydney Smith.
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Northwestern
Hill B. Dutton
Minneapolis
Minn
Hiram Graves
St. Paul
Harry A. Mossman
Manderson
Clarence D. Pruden
Jot A. Stransky
Alzira H. Wade
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson
BL Paul
New York Evening Sun
Foolish Talk About Elephants and Delegates
A Washington Star humor piece recounts a playful exchange where Emily teases Uncle John about a baby fed elephant milk gaining weight, while Countessel jokes about avoiding conventions and sympathy with delegates as speculation grows on vice presidential picks.
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John
Emily
Uncle John
Farmer Countessel
Washington Star
Women Think in Addressing Mrs Pinkham You Are Some
A fragment suggests discussion of how women address Mrs Pinkham and implies perceptions of communication style. The readable text hints at etiquette or tone in correspondence but provides no clear event or outcome. Entities are Mrs Pinkham and generic addressing.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs Pinke ham Restores Health In Women
A brief notice highlights Mrs Pinke ham as a renowned healer with extensive experience in treating female illnesses challenging traditional limits. The article asserts she has restored many women to health, asserting her prominent reputation among contemporaries.
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the People's Party
Buller
Chicago
James Burnside
Burnside
Brainerd
James McKewer
Mississippi
Deadwood
M. D
Clayton Highwolf
Pine Ridge Agency
The
Country
Paul Degener
German Agricultural Society
Eng
Society Reporter
Allen
Allen 8
LeRoy
Rita
Tiso
N. W. Samorl
Ovoun Grove
N. Jy
Biggs
Migegs
Jiggs
Riggs
Sydney Smith
Hymatug Pansen
Morocco
Philadelphis
Noah
Sahayeen Be
Signature of
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
U. S
L.douglan
Mic An Tre
Tak
Bears
Castoria
Woodward & Co
Grain Commission
Duluth
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