Caustic Criticism of Mr Cleveland's Harmony Address
Lincoln Nebraska 23 The absurdity of Wid Bryan from the democratic harmony dinner is exposed by Mr Bryan who says the harmony meeting advertised to honor Cleveland proved to be an ovation to the ex-president. He argues Cleveland would split the party with corporate favors and a Wall Street funded administration. He asserts the party must reject Clevelandism which he says means plutocracy and demand true democracy led by Jefferson and Jackson.
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Lincoln
Wid Bryan
Democratic Harmony
New York
Bryan
Cleveland
Tilton Era
Diiover Cleveland
Krent Domgeral
Brand
Ibn
Clater
Glaveland
Clevelitdl
Stramste Corporation
United States
Veir Furmer Ceats
Wallstreet Syndicam
Washington
Uren
Knox
Tolvapury
Jefferson
Jackson
Iris
Mr. Clovelly
Vourganigers
McKinley
Hopkin
Hill
Royalty Attends Funeral of King in Saxony
In Prussia Saxony on June 22 King Albert of Saxony lay in state after death, with the Catholic church draped in mourning. Royal mourners arrived in processions including King George, princes of Saxony, Emperor William and Emperor Franz Joseph. dignitaries from various courts attended as the royal coffin was lowered and cannons fired.
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Prmsnen
Saxony
Albert
Elutreli Ss
Baluriday
Diplomatic Corps
Bs Traordinary
oOpresiion Bo Aly
Andrew 1. White
Aides de Noasles
United
Hees
Germany
Mic Diel Ad
Ehiurell
Ainy
George Guid
William
Gore Tany
Rayperor Winnela Figeph
Austria
Taben
Karola
Toxéller
Trendler
Willian
Francis Joseph
Wresden
Glass Workers Wages Increased in Kokomo
The report notes wage increases for Kokomo glass workers with specifics on skilled labor pay and new formal orders issued to apply wage adjustments. The fragmented text mentions official directives and reporting locations, indicating a broader wage adjustment across the glass industry.
Civil War narratives tested in debate on civil government bill
In Washington on June 23 debate over the civil government bill drew fresh echoes of Civil War brutality. Mr Grosvenor and others invoked Grant and Jackson to defend or criticize policy in the Philippines, while Mr Mahon cited Andersonville and Libby prisons. The discussion tied past wartime cruelties to current U S policy and warned against retaliation abroad.
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Washington
Philippines
Grysveror
Qhin)leway
Grant
Jackson
Mahon
Penna
Fee
Andersonville
Libby
M Binet
Grosvenor
Mendecwm
Derrmond
Oly Biem
Williams
Cor- New
Ames
Jacody Sinlih
Bbenadeah
Stonewall Jackson
Elten
Jackton
Beauregard
Rogland
Greavenor
Barbiett
Georgia
Lincoln
Wirginkt
Vaten Solzent
Mr. Grosvenor
Mr. Hartlett
JR. Williams
Mlinoiny
W. W. Kitchen
N. C
Porang
Andyraony
Tiehardaon
Mann
Neville
Neb
Two Strangers Inspect Street Car Property
Two strangers visited the city yesterday to inspect property tied to the Karl Wayne company. They posed as business observers, denied any ties to local officials or Pittsburgh capitalists, and left with copies of documents, while a city official filed a contract offer and media speculation began about a possible future story.
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Faver
Karl Wayne Company
G. H. Sheptensen
Robert Stiutervinss
Pawebes Lane
Wasue
Evrestial
Roth
Mark Wayne Traction Company
Cleveland Atuck
Philadelph
Ge Leeal
Tate
Melsit Hid
Pullie Worts
Thean
Focal
Port Wayne Traction
Stephengan
Michigan
Interense
Philadelphia
Three Men Crushed to Death at NJ Quarry
A partially completed shaft caved in at a New Jersey site, trapping and killing three workers named Hind Spynce, and Llewtetledl Wieland, as a wall toppled. Authorities report the incident occurred during early mining or construction operations and initial inspection is underway.
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Hind Spynce
New Jeraey
Wile
Cuban memorials and party figures visit Washington
Fragmentary text reports Cuban memorials sent to Washington and a tour by party officials. It mentions Betipe Hunine and Aguinalde's cabinet, a dealer of the federal party, and visits to cemeteries and homes, with unnamed attendees and a reception hosted by a former secretary.
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Betipe Hunine
Forte
Aguinalde
Federal
Sh Uwe Philippinen
Che
Casey
Har
Maa
McWinlegy Amd
Ste. Jango 1
Costly wreck on Lake Shore injures crew and horse
A Lake Shore freight train No 102 broke in two near the No 1 pumping station causing the death of a trick pony named Doerino and severe injuries to a man who was removed from St Joseph's hospital in critical condition. Wreck debris blocked the right of way as a wrecking crew moved to clear the track with trains expected to resume service soon.
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Lake Shore
John Erd
Wodewoek
Doerino
Amd
de Pusiphernaliansec
Neuy
United Staten
Dude Fisk
Montpelier
Conde
Filmere
Kaginier
Gertick
Ami
Ani
Vandann
Deakenen Luyd Heen
Writers Gather for Annual Convention in Indiana
INDIANA WRITERS CONVERGE FOR ANNUAL convention with poets, editors, and readers gathering at Winona hotel for talks and readings. A showcase includes a new camera exhibit and signature works by members of the association, with entries expected to draw attendees tomorrow.
Traction Company Refuses Pay Despite Strike Action
Prohibenga 21 Tune Sta conference met with managers from United Nreactan company to discuss a strike action. Workers demanded ten days pay at a rate of zero per hour for repairs. The focus centered on paid time and pay during shop repairs. The company refused to adopt any of the proposed terms.
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United Nractan
Ora
Lars
Akeede
Another Advance in Wages Reported at Lorain Mill
Workers at a Lorain wool factory secured a wage increase, with the hourly rate raised and holiday pay adjustments noted. The shift schedule and bonus provisions were outlined, and management indicated continued review of pay scales forthcoming.
Will Retire Gen Paulding in Washington D C
A garbled 19th century dispatch notes the retirement of General Paulding in Washington D C. It mentions officials including Secretary Shaw and a forthcoming ceremony at a secretarial office, with government plans and a formal statement forthcoming.
American jockey lands Paris June as Veit victory
Fragmented text reports a jockey named Veit winning at Paris in June with mentions of Carina Tanning and others. Names recurrent include MacGiy and Mailison, Wis, but the legible details are incomplete and unclear. The item resembles a brief stallside sports note with partial results and personnel references.
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Paris
Veit
New Trustee Named Amid Local College Board Shuffle
A new trustee was elected to join the Oberlin board as part of a broader college leadership reshuffle. Names and precise roles are not fully clear in the text but the move signals ongoing governance changes at the institution.
Northern Traction Company offers to build new system
Fort Wayne residents debated a proposal by Northern Traction and General Nelson to construct a city wide street railway network. The plan, backed by Fort Wayne city officials and Fort Wayne Traction, envisions a 35 year franchise, 7 tickets for 25 cents, and deposits of 500 dollars to guarantee completion. Nelson spoke of strong capital backing and outlined anticipated routes and service areas amid council consideration.
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Northern Traction Company
Fort Wayne Traction Company
Nelson
Wayne
South Wetra
Conaity
Alvar
Sart
Fort Wayne Triton Company
Gye Common Council
Fort W
Board of Public Works
Nyea, Ince Garag Sail
Ete Teres Locas
Foes Wayne
City of Fort Wastes
Asnor
Fort Wayne
City of Fork Ways
Hirther
Willingy
Gs Eretiis
Bart Wayne Traction
Comnton Council
Port Wayne
Northern
Ty SL. Nelson
Board Takes Up Routine Matters At City Meeting
The board of public works discussed sidewalk permits on Kilkee Street and a vitrified clay pipe sewer between Walhan and Bach avenues. City engineers were instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the sewer, and for a rock wall on the dash site at Rheiehor Avenue.
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Boand Af
Jim Sistankiy
Adee
Wenordinge
Ne Ky
Thana Ahern
Kileer Street
Wis
Rheiehor Avenue
Wayne Trace
Lee
Toner Avenue
Population fights fire in Alabama town losses estimated
A fire in a small Alabama community caused about 200 in damages last night. The incident involved local residents and authorities aiding in containment as fire crews battled the blaze. Father Danny Rather Barrett provided assistance during the incident and helped direct efforts with the local team.
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Pideliwes
Tout
Toors Geanard
Bort Mol
Nel
Minneapolis
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Cirle Emerson
Werbeck
Jill Alt Chark
Ty Atlorney Aniltte Ha
Mr. Smith Norbeck
Heap
Wausay
Ind
Dung
Pho Westdielntfart
Winn
Ian Gwats
Phe
Digiture
Ribet
Lorain
Janes Foerts
Gen. Paulding
Shaw
Jockey Lands
Carina
Oberlin
Ouerlin
We Mawes
Ceveland
Do Thy City
Mre
Mort Wayne and Son Monesteen
Urnetton
Mer
BOARD
Nediias
Awneit
Ham
Danny Rather Barrett Wally
Tramp
BIO
South Bend
Tidgina
Fred Warner
Weir
Jay
Conateyt
Orm
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fay
Mary Dark
Ate Trentmat
Willonmpel
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