Prohibition Splits Mark Iowa Republican Convention
Ex-Gov. Gueis says Gov. Buies shifted the party on prohibition. Whisky Republicans claim victory after the state convention. Jackson nominated by the railway insurance-state-committee, while Democrats dominate Congress. The piece cites denouncing “copperheads” and “rebels,” calls for a Des Moines prohibition convention, and notes the Democratic platform’s self-evident meaning about temperance and morality.
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Gueis
Buies
Republican Party
Railway
Jackson
Esc
Eve
B.F. Wright
Iowa
Bolta
Calla
Des Moines
Judge Nourse
Sac City
Methodist Conference
Republican platform criticized as weak and hypocritical
The author condemns the Republican platform of Iowa as pitiful and evasive, accusing it of betraying a broken cause. They mock its finance proposals and pensions stance, applaud the Democrats on local option and liquor reform, and predict a decisive public verdict against Republicans in the upcoming election.
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Tepublicans
Iowa
Chat
Eae
Okatisfying
Yipy
Dhe
Democratic Party
Republcan
Republican Party
India Rupees and Silver Markets Stir Global Trade
An analysis of India's rupees and silver coinage shows how suspension of free coinage shifts prices, drains Indian revenue, and affects London markets. The piece argues rupee value drives Asian commerce and outlines the broad, destabilizing impact on trade and inflation.
Passage on policy and currency impact in late period
Fragmentary note critiques a president’s economic policy linking it to sound money and mentions substantial capital inflows since late July. The text suggests debate over monetary stance and its effect on foreign and domestic economics.
End of the Ways and Means Committee Shake Up
The article reports on the House leadership changes announced by Speaker Crisp, noting the departure from the chair of Holman and the appointment of William L. Wilson to a key post, with Springer moved from banking to another assignment. It outlines the new Ways and Means, Coinage and Banking, Appropriations, and Foreign Affairs committees with chairman selections and member rosters, highlighting the ongoing shifts in leadership and committee focus.
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Sidney Ijferald
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Peck
New York
Europe
England
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Areaa
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Strtesman
Thin Tanking
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Waasttttorow
Como
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Crpp
Thera
Springer
Democrates Na Elinteman
Waya
William L. Wilson
Wilsom
Virginia
Holman
Appropriations
Wilson Haa
Wilson
Galterns
Holuinu
Treasury
Troluinn
Ways and Means
William L Wilson
West Virginle
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
H. G. Thrner
Georgia
A. B. Montgomery
Kentucky
KR. Whiting
Michigan
W. Bourke Conkrau
M. Stevens
Massachusetts
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
A. RK. Breckinridge
Arkansas
WD. Bynum
Indiana
J. C. Sersney
Missouri
T. B. Reed
Maine
J. C. Burrows
8. Payne
John Dulzell
Pennsylvania
J. Hopkins
Kuola
J. BH. Gear
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Fragmented list of committee names and posts from a pension bureau debate
Obscure OCR text lists numerous named individuals as chairs and members of committees on vast topics such as judiciary, foreign commerce, agriculture, military and naval affairs, public lands, education, post offices, and immigration. The passage references multiple states and various duty allocations with unclear context.
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Penalans
Chalragnaltys
Pension Bureau
Anla
Moses
Georgis
Henderson
North Qurollua
John
Virginia
Hook
Olio
Snodgense
Tennessee
Taylor
Juiang
Lisle
Kentucky
Clark
Missouri
Baker
Kunyan
Loutenslager
New Jersey
South Dikutn
White
Ohio
Tawner
Minnosotay
Channin
O'Kerral
New York
North Carolina
Meltue
Arkansas
Atul Grounds
Bankhead
Alabama
Pacife Satiromis
Reilly
Pennsylvania
Alos
Vennessie
Mor Gain
fUiowls
Miltlu
Forman
Moss
Cobert
Invalld Rensluas
Marcia
Jacioon
Bupo
North Cavollua
War Elaine
Bellahaover
Political reshuffle and dubious leadership claims amid committee swaps
An Intimate friend of Crisp said Springer consulted those who doubt his actions. Changes in chairs and committee memberships follow a broader reshuffle, with Cobb, Paynter, and Breckinridge moving off key panels while Gear and others shift to new roles. The drive favors free costs on coinage and thus shapes banking and currency debates, amid an atmosphere of unusually radical turnover.
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Nobbody
Épinion
Springer
Crisp
Anid
Tio
Cobb
Alabama
Paynter
Kentucky
C. R. Breckinridge
Arkanana
Crunon
Gear
Iowa
Utah
Aix
World's Fair Livestock Show Attracts Record Expanse
The Chicago fair opens a vast livestock pavilion with 1400 horses and 1000 cattle from leading breeds. Highlights include Clydesdales, Orlof trotters, German and Russian stock, English hacks, and celebrated Cleveland coach horses. Antoine Brossagu hails the exhibit as unmatched, with special events on August 25 featuring Frederick Douglas. Public notices note Army totals rising to 120,019.
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Chicaco
Horace
Hon
K. B. Ogilvie
Madison, Wiy
Clydesdale
Sean
Great Britain
Orloff Trottara
Thaczsr
Cleveland
Frederick Donglaya
America
Organization of the Columbian Roman Catholic Congress
Grand Pacific
W. J. Onahan
Sec
Congress
Art Institute
Momlyy
Riot Ends in Deaths at Gilberton Rail Clash
August 23 reports describe a violent clash at Gilberton after a railroad crew damaged a track. John Briggs provoked fire on the crowd, killing Parfitt and wounding Amour while several others were injured or arrested as police and militiamen retreated with casualties and arrests.
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John Brigge
Girard- Hille
Fred
Hichprel Parfitt
Vingle
Spyctiter
Amour
Jones
Briggs
Mora
Gilberton
Jnadil
Wilisim Hughes
Richard Cohners
Jaues Multhan
Startling sensational divorce case and row at Lake Geneva regatta
Startling sensational divorce case unfolds in Sterling Cayuga County after infant poisoning by mistaken potash solution in milk. Clark accuses wife of infanticide. coroner autopsy, remains cremation urged. Simultaneously at Lake Geneva Wisconsin the rowing regatta ends with prizes and multiple cup victors including the Belding cup, Pabst cup, and Spaulding cup. winners receive gold medals.
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India
Mian
Sterling
Cayuga County
Corrus Pments
Ward
Charles Clark
Alty
Lake Geneva
Wis
Delawares
Chicago
Argonauts
Toronto
Pabst Company
Sunior
Chileno
Ole Mils
Delasyares
McDowell
Dela Waren
Orile
Traquuis
Minne
Bohn
Night Clerk Foils Robbery As Zink Is Arrested
Aug 3 in Omaha Neb a Boiliner named Louis Zink reportedly stole items from the Adams Lx peers. The night clerk helped, and Zink attempted to flee with a revolver. Friends saw him and telephones were not possible as other clerks arrived. Zink was arrested and faces forgery charges tied to Bry Chlota. Convention of National Association of Fire Chiefs gathered in Bry Chlota with regional chiefs expected. A collection of fire fighting pictures was planned. Surgeon General reports a fever case at Granawick, Ga amid broader yellow fever concerns.
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Cheeens
Guberton
Var
Trallwig Min
Wright
Boauitas
Kehnylkitl ‘Trietlon
Onicabla
Jones
Richard Amour
Shenandoah
Hst
Girardville
National
Guid
Xiflua
Ofleiola
Ile Prive
Zink
Moody
Mitwaunak
National Association of Fire Chiefs
United States
Drunswiel
Waaixatos
Wylan
Eirgeon
Granawick
Hronawick
Brankain
Destitute in New York Rumor Sparks City Reaction
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a destitute case in New York Aug and mention Colonel Augustus G. Pale. The text reads like locals discuss care or punishment plans while references to tribes and a cure imply a broader, unsettled event. The readable portions hint at official or military involvement and transport to a distant location.
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New York
Augustus G. Pale
Manu
Vornoy
Kay
Silver and money bill debates sweep Congress
In Washington Aug 18 to Aug 31 reports describe senate and house actions on silver, Sherman law repeal, and currency. Voorhees urges parity of silver and gold while others push free coinage and bank circulation limits. Debates include price aims, treasury withdrawals, and a memorial for Rep Chipman.
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Cnn
Ergehl
Pitts
Allver
Porrion
Elling
Senate
Montana
Voat
House
Hand
Gorman
Treasury
Chipman
Michigan
Daniel
Rep
New York
Goluzter and
Cooper
Der
Minors
Florida
Reppeal
Wasixutox
Sacratée Voorhees
Manos
Cockrell
Washington
Congréaa Jn Acsai
Aeesson
Wasminatox
Peffer
Illinois
Voorhees
Morrid
Badeelnrud
Carlisle
Lee Mantle
Powers
Indiana
Sperry
Connecticut
Feeelvet
Hooker
Mississippi
Alexander
North Carolina
Cox
Tennesnes
McLauran
South Caroliia
Sesslon
Waashington
Allen
Voorhaes
Voorhens
Palmer
National Bank
Puffer
Bynum
CIA
Hepbium
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J. M. Williams
Ibagh
Hammond
Board of Supervisors
E. M. Rogers
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Punk
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Burlington Gazette
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Charles Tracy
A.B. Kilgore
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Maryland
M.D. Harter
N. N. Cox
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D. B. Culberson
J. E. Cobb
J. D. Warner
T. L. Johnson
J. A. O. Black
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J. H. Walker
M. Brostua
V. J. Henderson
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G. A. Trussell
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Wisconsin
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Philip C.shman
Reid, Murdloch & Fisher
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T Kansan Ory
Swittspacking
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Quakantine
Antonio Curtuy
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