Senator Hanna Dies After Prolonged Illness in Washington
Longtime Ohio senator and Republican power broker Mark Hanna died after a months long decline in Washington. The 66 year old magnate and party leader had shaped national politics since 1884, driving the McKinley campaign and later guiding corporate and railroad interests. His family and many officials attended a solemn service as Cleveland prepared for funeral arrangements.
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Kate Gonator
Mark A. Honna
United States
Ohio
Republican National
Ron Cant
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Republican Party
Hanna
Mark Hanna
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New Llibon
Columbiana County
Mark
Cleveland
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Eptember
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Max Me
Guililer
Ila
Uriah Lakes
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Art Liege
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Seunine Flaona
Huta Dil
Elnin
Golteagues
Daniel
Tunua
Adahel
Stresa
Our Auxiliary Army Plans and Organization
The president declares a broad auxiliary army raised from states and territories. About 125,000 citizen soldiers will be trained and equipped like regular troops under War Department supervision. Congress allocates 2 million for arms and equipment as a provisional force ready for 24 hours notice.
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Greatness of the St. Louis World's Fair Recap
A long feature extols the St. Louis Exposition promising grandeur and scope. It highlights vast grounds, a mile and a half by one mile site, the grand lake, and major attractions including the mining displays, the gardens, the Olympic style games, and the “exposition within an exposition” housing a native reserve, with extensive U S government and foreign pavilion participation and a prize of 200000 dollars.
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Oimvla
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St. Louis
Greece
Fone
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Pletireagne
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Agricultural College, Forestry
Yrbat
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Gila
Germany
Great Britain
France
Japan
Russia
Brazil
Belgium
Science and Industry Summary Oddities and Data Points From a Mixed Page
A garbled Riverside era page references costs, counts, and curiosities including a $2740 figure per mile, 2836 licensed autos in New York, Alps glaciers said to exceed two miles, St Petersburg death rate, and notes on leather waste and compressed forms. The text blends misreads with stray quotes and incomplete names.
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New York
Alps
St Petersburg
Europada
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Ostrich Farm Exhibit to Highlight World Fair
A fragmentary report notes an ostrich farm from Arizona slated for display at the upcoming World’s Fair. Other garbled lines mention a Mandchester inventor and an electro pickpocket alarm, with scattered references to global coffee trade and agriculture.
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Mandchester
England
Ham
Domestic Economy Advice From the Past
The Atchison Globe quotes a satirical view on frugal domestic routines covering weekly cleaning, washing grease from clothes, and affordable laundry tips. The humorous tone lists cheap supplies like a ten cent box of shoe polish and soap with hot water as practical aids for husbands and wives.
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aAtchison Globe
Frauds in a Bale of Hay Reveals Watch Scams
An article in the Cluelmont Commercial details a series of watch frauds linked to a bale of hay. It notes a one-and-a-half pound stove hidden inside a forty-pound bale and a half-weight lead secreted in watch cases to simulate genuine solid gold. It cites stamp scams, false guarantees, and bogus makers as part of a broader pattern aimed at deceiving buyers.
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Francis
Cluelmont
Profeas
United States
Tuetot-Hampden Watch Company
Cantos
Ohio
Prairie Land and Western Canada Outlook in Moose Jaw
Correspondent from Moose Jaw sketches Western Canada prairies as vast and productive, noting persistent grass, timber belts, ranching near Moose Jaw, and strong wheat yields cited from last year. Promotes Canadian Government Atlas and railway rates to readers seeking Western Canada information.
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Axsiniboia
Chicago
United States
Canada
Lorizon
Min
Assintboia
Moosa Jaw
Henry F. Thurston
Western
Woman and Business Notes Debt Payment Refusal
A fragmentary dialogue shows a woman and a cashier or madam arguing over notes and payment. The speaker claims they can never be able to pay the amount owed, expressing frustration and refusal. The text is incomplete and cryptic but centers on a debt dispute and inability to settle.
Agriculture notes on Salzer and Agricytta yields
Fragmentary text discusses Salzer's National and agronomy claims. References to 9909, tram 1h0.16'8u0 by acre and denigras bred up through coratul sel yields appear, with Farmer mentioned as able to beat this. Text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear details.
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Salzer
Silzere
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