Turbulent week halts market on tax exalting trade
The piece reports a broad paralysis in British markets due to new tax on tack exaltinge transac bhats and notes parallel items from across the globe. It mentions military shifts in Russia with snow shoes and various political and local notices, including Iowa gubernatorial politics and Drake University leadership concerns amid recent deaths and illnesses.
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Tha Chuire
Drake University
Ruth Brown Thompson
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Political upheaval and new Democratic leadership emerge
A long session reveals a shift after thirty years as Democrats gain control with Breyannon’s administration praised. Lockwith of Wyoming is acknowledged amid a push to organize the new House and Senate, appointing officers and readying staff. Key bills include Sherman act reform and free coinage proposals, while contested elections and routine proceedings frame the day, ending with a ceremonial seating and the Richardson case advancing.
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Lockwith
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Lynching Mob Slaughters Four in Indiana Frontier
Startling Indiana report from near Lanodie states four men were killed and another fatally wounded when two brothers, William and Sem Conrad, repelled a mob seeking to lynch them over their father’s murder. Mob vowed to capture the brothers. warrants issued, pursuit ongoing as details remain circumstantial.
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John
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Will May
World's Fair Attendance and Plans for Extension
Report notes gate closures and fines for contempts of court affecting the Worlds Fair. Attendance totals reach 10,066 with some open displays and a German Village feature drawing crowds. Directors discuss extending exhibits for another year, focusing on fine arts, factories, and horticulture while scheduling Pythian day fireworks and various conventions.
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Wood carving fantasy and butter sculpture at the fair
The exhibit highlights wood carving from Bartels of Carthage and other craftsmen from California and New South Wales. From teak mantels to mirrors and redwood easels, the pieces display skilled handwork, with praise for both rustic and refined forms as visitors note the craft’s evolving fashion and regional pride.
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Farcast Fire Threatens Minnesota Outlying Settlements
Fire crews battle multiple hill fires near Durty as flames threaten distant log holdings. Dense brush and rugged terrain hinder access while engines rush to protect nearby settlements and prevent spread.
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Durty
Death notices span cities from Jackson to Brooklyn
In a fragmented obituary list several individuals are named across cities including Jackson Michigan Brooklyn New York Chicago Illinois Cleveland and Mattoon. Figures mentioned include a Knights of Labor founder and local dignitaries with references to police and veterans groups. The terse item reads like a compilation of deaths and notable locals without cohesive narrative.
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New York
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Acre
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Tramps and social policy urged by Professor McCook
The article discusses Professor McCook's views on vagrants, calling for firm measures to curb tramp misery. It notes his interviews with over 2,100 people to assess health, age, literacy, and marital status, arguing against lenient lodging and begging. Estimates of tramp costs to the country are presented, highlighting police, hospitals, and welfare expenses compared to military outlays.
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German Political Parties in the Imperial German Parliament
The column lists current party groups in the new imperial parliament with member counts. Conservatives 74 Imperialists 2 National Liberals 5 Radical Union 12 Radical People's Party 4 South German People's Party 11 Center 96 Delpha 7 Social Democrats 44 Poles 19 Anti Semites 16 Independents 9 Danes 1 Alsatian Protest Party 7 Anniatians in favor of the army bill 3. Supply and demand govern markets. July money-mint adds 38,000,000 via national banks. Senator Mitchell of Oregon voices cross party sentiment on partisan advantage. House splits Democrats 219 Republicans 135 Independents 8.
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Social Democrats
al Natians
Unclear transcription hints at appointment and naming
Fragmentary text mentions a Dr B Mulu joke and a proposed appointment for Siu Youngson at a position with a prime minister and works, but key names, places, and actions are garbled. The readable parts suggest a political appointment discussion without coherent facts or dates.
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Pek Dioceta
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