Debs Manifesto Calls for Action at St Louis Conference
Debs issues a manifesto denouncing judges as guilty of treason and urges social democratic allies to attend a August St Louis conference. He claims the judiciary abused power to suppress gatherings and blames them for driving the republic toward a de facto despotism. He calls for vigorous action by American workers against the miners strike and judiciary restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Tonnes Harre
Eugene Vi
St. Louis
Eal Wohalts
Luetgert trial opens in Chicago court
The case of Adolf Luetgert, famed sausage maker, opens in criminal court as prosecutors and defense anticipate a lengthy process with up to 1,020 veniremen to be examined for twelve impartial jurors. The judge sets the stage for a high profile murder trial after three months of pretrial hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adolpty L. Tuetgert
Dudge Tothill
William A. Vincent
Albert Phalen
Fuuy
Ernest
Will Guard the Portland in Behring Sea Transport
Instructions sent to the United States fleet in the Behring Sea state that when the steamer Portland returns from the Klondike region between September 30 and October 10 it will be conveyed to safety by revenue cutters patrolling northern waters. If Captain Tuttle’s ship is unavailable, the convoy will be provided by another cutter of the Behring Sea Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Behring Sea
Wasitgetox
Portland
Klondike
Tuttle
Couvoy
Meheiee
Beliting Sea Horta
Deficit Report Targets Building and Loan Official
A committee report alleges Peter Crazer, secretary and treasurer of a Building and Loan association, is short 398 740 in his accounts. Crazer, aged about 63, denies wrongdoing as investigations proceed. Also reported are a jockey killed in Kansas City after a race fall and other racing incidents along with obituaries of James Reynolds and a Fenian-era figure.
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Tresvos
Peter Crazer
Mereer and Merclants
Anl
Asz Aviation
English Wheat Harvest Progress Report
The wheat harvest is underway with reports favorable. Intermittent showers aid harvest, and progress is generally favorable across the fields. The latest figures from Crim Prayee, Ays ton, Fwigary and TRatsajs show only modestly less favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lane
Spain Faces Damages Claim Over Cuba Expeditions
The State Department plans to press Americans’ claims against Spain for damages tied to Cuban expeditions. Spain may seek a counterclaim of about $1,000,000 for injuries claimants, while U.S. officials argue neutrality laws were enforced. Washington will pursue Ruiz for 75,000 and a separate Spanish officer for 350,000 over mistreatment.
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State Department
WHI
Angiel van Clann
Vassaros
Spain
United States
Cuba
Wiil
Byam
Wendrovel
Ted
Volou
Hia
Black man shoots merchant then killed by mob in Georgia
In Lovett on Sunday afternoon a Black man named Andrew Graat shot at a White merchant couple, wounding his wife and friend. A pursuing mob of about fifty captured him. he was tried and executed within minutes, as town tensions flared.
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Negro
Sean
Tennille
Lovett
Ftown
Wanda
Nesta Womat
Andrew Graat
Dlis
Garbutt's Amills
Aoe Wean
Elect
George Heath
Green
Heath
Citizans
Carried Over the Falls in Niagara Tragedy
Three young men Warren Bush alias Glasner and others from Chicago and Buffalo hired a small boat at Lasalie to cross the Niagara River to Canada. In the strong current their boat capsized and all three were carried over the falls. Witnesses on shore saw them struggling before disaster struck and fear their bodies will not be recovered for weeks.
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Niagara
Niagara Fants
N.Y
Prank Weber
Buffalo
Warren Bush
Chicago
United States Express Company
Alias. Glasner
Niagara River
Lasalie
Hiks Ruler Names Deputies In U S Order
Hiks Ruler appoints deputies across states including Iowa Des Moines South Dakota Minnesota and Nebraska with listed names such as K S Emerson John E. King Chas Walilqulat and others in this order notice from Elie region.
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Hiks
Warnisurns
Detwiller
Elie
Order
United States
Iowa
Cozens
Des Moines
South Dakota
K. S. Emerson
Slows Fills
Minnesota
John E. King
St Paul
Nebraska
Chas
E. Walilqulat
Testinte
Weyler Denies Sentence For Cuban Girl Evangelina Cisneros
Captain Gen Wexler dispatch from Havana reports Weyler denying that Evangelina Cisneros has been tried or sentenced. He states she is held for complicity in an assassination attempt on the military commander of the Isle of Pines as the trial remains in preliminary stage.
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Jusa Cianeros
Wexler
Havana
Evangelina Cisneros
Weyler
Isle of Kings
Telegraph control shift lowers rates in Mexico
New York reports that under agreements with Mexico's two major railways the nation's telegraph lines are now under Postal Telegraph Company control. As a result, message rates to American cities have fallen by four percent across the system.
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Portal Telegraph
Mexico
New York
Republic of Mexico
Tnsea
Postal Telegraph Company
Swift Spanish Justice Executes Killer in San Sebastian
The article describes the execution of a man named Caso in San Sebastian Spain for killing a prime minister figure. It notes the frenzied defendant Angiolillo was garroted in prison after resisting priests and friars, with lingering reflections on his mother and family as his cell companions spoke of repentance.
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Caso
Sebastion
San Senastian
Spain
Mlotial
Angie
Hunovng
Asaissin Golll
Angiolillo
Hstenerd
Naples
National Union Veterans Springfield Encampment Elects Officers
The national encampment of the Union Veterans' Union elected officers: Commander-in-Chief H. L Street of New York, First Deputy George M. Meith of Michigan, Second Deputy H. P Hobson of Kentucky, Surgeon General We Barey of Iowa, Chaplain W. Al Barman of Ohio. Regulations were adopted to equalize pensions and aid veterans in securing offices. Miss Nellie Stark of Missouri was selected daughter of the union.
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Springfield
H. L
Spnterizno
Ohio
Union Veterans’ Union
IL Ta
New York
George M. Meith
Miehig Secon
H. P Hwobson
Ken, Funky
We. Barey
W. al
Barman
Nellie Stark
Missouri
National
Utsio Veterans’ Union
Anarchist Hunt Mentioned On Diaz Plot
Beeville editor FP Gongales reports a letter from a Meslea friend claiming authorities in Mexico have found an Italian anarchist who arrived to assassinate President Diaz. The informant says the suspect is under strict surveillance and to be arrested at the first sign of action.
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Walts
Mexico
San Astomta
Texas
P. Gongales
Att
Gonzales
Robbery Horrors in Iowa Farmhouse Abduction Ends in Fear
In Pattawattamie County Iowa burglars burst in at night binding and gagging Mrs. Morgan in a raid that yielded 40 cents. They ransacked the house seeking valuables while her son remained bound. Mrs. Morgan, wounded by cords, lies prostrate as dawn nears and foul results are feared.
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Morgan
Sonia
Howe
Fatal Davenport Fire Claims Two Men and Child
A dust explosion at the Davenport glucose plant buried a man and his year old daughter, killing them, with others injured. The building’s south wall collapsed trapping victims while rescuers fought to reach survivors as flames spread. An initial cause cited is spontaneous combustion, and a horse and wagon were left in debris.
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Davenport
Willim Wolf
Alred Me
Quivtec
John I
Hanuraru
Benittti
Thaman Teblom
Shrensa
Wiler
Cash Sells For One Dollar in Wheat Market
In St Louis, buyers and sellers discussed September wheat options and spot bids. Charles A Pillsbury offered 1 200 bushels at one dollar, James Marshall offered 5 000 bushels, both prices unexecuted, while traders reportedly netted millions from September options amid a market bulge.
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Conta Chaarles A. Pillsbury
Jaimes Marshall
St. Louis
St. Touis
Secretary of the Interior
R. Francis Agone
Wonderful Girl Soprano Shines in Springfield Debut
Ill Miss Bessie O'Brien, Springfield's wonderful girl soprano, studied two years under Mme Marchent of Paris. At Central Studic Hall Fridley Hight the crowded hall gave her a great ovation and encouraged hopes for an operatic career.
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Sprinarsohn
Bessie O'Brien
Springfield
Central Studic Hall
Fridley Hight
Mme, Marchent
Paris
Brute Workplace Abuse Report at Local Plant
Workers at Tabinger Lelophans Company in Tradington allege brutal mistreatment. Foreman Jerry Diteh and others are accused of beating and kicking a male employee during a July incident, while colleagues and managers reportedly ignored the abuse.
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Blanty Steike Oy
Ted
XU Mig
Fiveanere
Ue Tabinger Lelophans Company
Tadington
Siritek Bepititae
Huy Hall
Jerry Diteh
Rena
Yibert
Aie
Gila
Sharp Advance in Rates and Aqueducts Affect Grain Trade
The notice reports a rate advance for all grain shipments between St Paul Minneapolis and New York, raising to a new tariff level effective September. It mentions previous rates and a tariff ligatus. The piece also notes the death of a famed oarsman and an achievement in bicycle racing at Plattsburg, with details on records.
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St. Paul
Minneapolig
New York
Saunas
Engine Failure Near Choatewoenthy Pit Traps Engineer
A derailed drut atredleret accident occurred at Ellas Central crayel pit near Choatewoenthy as a rain soaked track caused a long line of cars to slip from a steep grade. Engineer Marlin Neill was crushed between the trap and cab but survived. efforts to proceed with repairs and company expansion plans followed, including prompts for an Interstate Telephone and Electric Company venture and capital proposals led by Tf. Sap of Chicago as president.
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Ellas Central Crayel Pit
Choatewoenthy
Marlin We Neill
Wee Craght
Ile
Cattle and Grain Prices Listed in New York Market
A fragmented price list shows Chicago and New York cattle trading around 3.00 to 4.50 per hundredweight, hogs near 3.00, and wheat No. 2 red at about 0.80 to 0.90. Corn and eggs appear with wide ranges, while butter and potatoes are cited in dollar terms. Shipping and miscellaneous items from Milwaukee and Philadelphia appear in scattered figures.
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Tadianapolis
Catte
Stixorn
Laattin
U. Shaw
Yeltiw
Uae
Merry
Niemat
Castle
New York
Philo
Tragedy Near Glenesea as Boy Dies After Bridge Incident
A ingle 1 16 train at Musgie tine from Wilton Briiny night hood was Reon dripping from a coach. A young son of a widow in Glenesea Illinois was found with fatal head injuries after being struck by an Overlind bridge. He died on arrival at the platform.
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Musgie
Wilton Briiny
Hue
Glenesea
Miner Killed In Blast At Crescant Coal Company
George Reed, a miner at Crescant Coal Company near What Cheer, was instantly killed by a blast. Report described the blast as the eight shot in the mine, with debris and smoke, as authorities investigated the accident and coal company leaders in Wes Mitts discussed safety and operations last week.
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George Reed
Corny Marty Chat Mines
Wonis
Cabornale Coal Capyparny
Scope
Pual Die Les Muites
Miners Upset Over New Machine Mining Plan
Booneton Valley Coal and Railway Company and partners near Milford through Chicago buyer Geo Whiteorl announce a $10,000 machine implant contract. Machines costing $810,000 each will replace skilled miners, begin operation September 1, and cut labor needs, reducing wages for skilled workers to $3.45 daily while common laborers earn $1.40. Leadery loaders receive 80 to 5 cents per ton.
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Boone Valley Coal & Rulway
Ant Frayer
Lhd
Boone Conk & Mate
CIA
Milford
Geo. D. Whiteorl
Chicago
Lonar
Thailand
Sraser
Cay's
Coe College Names New President Amid Turbulent Times
The board of trustees chose Dr I B McCormick of First Presbyterian Church Crue as the next president of Coe College with a tentative September start after possible release from his current duties. Meanwhile a run of local incidents unfolds including a fatal overdose by Enoch Gee in Galvestown and property losses in Osskaloosa and nearby towns.
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Coe College
I. B.mccormick
First Presbyterian Chaceh of
Acorentick
Omdha
Pr McCormick
Death notices for Edward Snyder and wife in Roulevel City
Aged couple Edward Snyder and his wife, both 78, died in Roulevel City after long illness. The report notes their years in New York City and prior residence in Candinations. Details shift through damaged text with scattered names and places, but the core fact is the death of the elderly pair and their late residence.
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Edward Snyde
Roulevel Oty
Cand Dinetions
New
Yael Wity
Des Moines Convention Speeches Ignite Populist Debate
Delegates from across the state gathered in Des Moines for a fusion versus anti fusion debate at the Populist convention. Ex-Senator Peffer and temporary chair A Wicker urged reform, condemning Republican and Democratic shifts while championing silver and independent stance amid party turmoil.
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Eldora, Iowa
Hay I Sargent
Luetgert
Kansas City
Docky Tessie Chater
Javkey
Sie Archer
Lita Sr
Webber
Indu S
Gavonseieus
Callos Dim
Ness Traven
Janes Reynolds
Autreas
Reycalda
Lysxtiuss
Geritsa Alyders
Tatas
Moted Agenyings
Ciestians
Peterwtius
Cary Td
Mary
Hines
Henry AL
Isien Abe
Pia Wan Cody
Vie Buys
Marnier
St. Kinias
Dames
Sandayly
Squajle
O' Danuell
Gaston
Ube
Woodlands Mivslun Co Spal
Brass
Wwblity
Mathew Stites
Stewart Lo
Mietiigau
Basti
Ace Wit
Doa
Jeduerya
Whos GE AG Srl
National Union Veterans
Diaz
Agad
Winneapolis Miller
Niewpere
N. Ys
O'Donohue
Farmons
Europe
Crystal Potece
Platts Tetts
McDuff
Wits
Maetata
Pene
Wystelans
Ian
Ganas
Sho
Enoch Gee
I Galvestown
Childre
Galvestown
Tifa
Geo
Iis Cho
Sid
Bonaparte
Gene Fine
Witt
Ned
Jim
Jira
Bedford
Ales
Syrah
Bedfoyel
Maestall- Lowhi
Thom
Aubutt
Lesidis
Ben Honda
Seth
Thabo
George Netterfield
George Nutterfield
Cyoruse
Ossilossa
George
Beardstown
Oskilposa
Smiles
Ckyloowe
Avas
Taiew
Welches
Wight
Luis Villena
Aretoy
Loderagh
Wien
Ventley
Dia
OWS
Tuvertine
Era
Govartda
Ue Peak
Ae A
A. We. Ricker
Townity
Besa
Beyalt
Owhleh
Bers
Nower
Cho
Peffer
W. L. Kenersan
Speeck
Pete Ar Rass
Wwe
Miniteohange
Neuinatinas
Dyjuierats
Musesijne
Gueldason
Wengenthian
Moluta
Rene
Sindh
Walt
Mamaria
Prague
Leslee
Hebron
Syed
Jude
Lee Foup
Agu Arbol
He Typi
Nave Pete
Uy Wubi
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