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George Burt
Henry
Ill
Grangers Picnic Near Putnam At Lake Senachwite
The Grangers plan a summer picnic at Lake Senachwite near Putnam starting Tuesday August 20. A short literary program and sociable events will span several days with all invited to attend. The piece urges perseverance and local civic effort as keys to success.
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Grangers
Senachwite
Putnam
Prohibition Warning Notice On Supplying Alcohol To Minors
A city notice warns against supplying wine rum brandy gin whiskey lager beer hard cider or other intoxicants to minors or to habitual drinkers. Violations carry fines from twenty to one hundred dollars and potential county jail from ten to eighty days or both.
Icelandic Population to Alaska Move Proposed by Washington Senators
A Washington driven idea proposes relocating Iceland's 75 000 people to Alaska's more habitable regions. Proponents claim similar latitudes and life conditions, backed by several congressmen and senators. The Yak river area is favored, pending Icelandic parliament and Danish government consent.
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Washington
Iceland
Alaska
Yako River
Our Surplus Population Decrying Unreliable Aliens
An unsigned Bozlon Investigator column argues that immigration should admit only those willing to obey laws and uphold American institutions. It condemns those hostile to government, warns against European political contagion, and calls for citizens true in spirit and truth to join the republic.
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Europe
Germany
England
Russsia
United States
Sehking
Free Republic
Bozlon
Washington Letter on Whitney Rumors and Telegraph Rates
Ex Secretary Whitney denies plans to back a Washington weekly for a presidential bid. The piece critiques his position and notes Wanamaker's clash with the Western Union over government telegraph rates. It also covers Knight Templar funding struggles and local business contributions in Washington.
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Washington
Whitney
Washington Weekly
Star
Hudson
New
Sheet
Capital
Manning
Cleveland
Blaine
White House
John Wanamaker
Brooks
Western Union Telegraph Company
Norwic Green
Great Telegraph Monopoly
Green
Wanamaker
Wava
Knight Templar
Sensible remarks on coal strikes and labor choices
The Champaign Gazette argues that families starve when coal miners cannot find their usual work. It notes farmers need labor and suggests men take lower paid work elsewhere to reduce the pool of miners. It blames an overgrown coal industry with too many miners and calls for common sense in addressing the crisis.
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Champaign Gazette
LaSalle
Streator
Spring Valley
Gentiles win in Salt Lake City election shockMormon rule falls
In Salt Lake City the Gentile slate defeated the Mormon establishment by a razor-thin margin in a pivotal election for the Territorial Assembly and local offices. Judge Orlando Powers led a door to door drive while 200 young Mormons defected to the Gentile camp. The result signals a shift in power with six Gentiles in the House and two in the council, and a forecast of further Gentile gains in Utah politics.
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Salt Lake City
Saints
U. T
East Lake City
Brigham Young
Utah
Orlando W. Powers
Michigan
Moses
State Senate
Yast
David McLaughlin
Salt Lake County
Port au Prince retreat amid brutal war as Haitian forces clash
Reports from Port au Prince say Hippolyte’s army is retreating after a failed attack. Accounts of merciless killings of prisoners by both sides surface, with executions in market crowds and dispatches describing widespread despair as violence escalates. A separate Oklahoma case ends with a grocer shooting a rival over property disputes.
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Wippolyte
Bean Beaton
Port Au Prince
Washington
Hippolyte
New York
Legitimae
Boenos
Suntet
Legitime
Géra
Michigan
Pisces
Launl Gurmniz
Oklahoma
Twomley
Twomley and Wintera
George Stevens
Stevens
Captain Cavanaugh
United States Army
Many Diverse Facts From a Curious Era
A miscellany notes world regions with 18 of 28 republics in the Americas, U S sexual and social trivia, Oklahoma Guthrie growth, land grants in Australia, Chicago sausage scandal, and quirky quotes about newspapers and kissing. Contains figures on schools for colored children, rail and land topics, and royal finances.
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Americas
United States
Russell Harrison
Queen Vic
Harrison
Cardinal Gibbons
Dayley
Chicago
Chicago River
Gurthrie
Oklahoma
Western Australia
Joe Howard
Ron
Fishbey
Fallacy
Nicholas
John
Queever
Quaver
English
Keaver
Sickelum
Stackelum
George Washington Grey
Andersonville
Perties
Emma Abbott
Sarah Bernhardt
Royal Household
Prince of Wales
Fort Scott
Kaw
Johnson county fair marks 20th year at Tecumseh Neb
The Johnson county fair in Tecumseh Nebraska celebrates 20 years with about $60,000 in premiums paid. President James T. Jones and general manager Theodore South lead this year amid welcomes for Mindls boys returning at September events. Receives Brainard Musical World catalog offering new tunes and music books.
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Johnnson County
Teamseh
Neb
James T. Jones
Theodore South
Mr Smith
Tecumseh
Mindls
Brainard
St John
Johnstown
Brainard’s Sons Co
Chicago
Many Minds and Purgatives in a Farmer’s Tale
A humorous ad contrasts many minds with many pills. It promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as a mild vegetable laxative curing headache dizziness constipation indigestion and bilious attacks at 25c a vial. The farmer who falls plowing still gets his crop in early.
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Charles W Cushing
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Wm Penn Nixon
Inter-Ocean
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Vrooman
Quenomo
Kan
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Melrose
Maas
Voorhees
New York City
Knight
Frank Siedal
W.W. Schaylor
Edward L. Wilson
Broadway
Lyon
Waimea
Hawaii
Sandwich Talands
Alexander Ritohoe
Ivorness
Scotland
Manuel V. Ortega
Fresnilia
Zacaexico
Emma Cooper
Atilla
Cole
Casablanca
Maroon
Ashbrook
Red Bluff
Cal
James Moore
Blandford
Doreetshire
Wales
Dr. Blarkey & Palen
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Ons
Des
Starkey & Palen
Pinaen
Emanurt Swedenborg
Demi &Yvo
Poatipa
Wi. Alden
N.E. Cor
Chestnut Sts
Rwedenpory
Sit EA Mitaey
Nurserywran
Kansas
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A. K. Parker
Buzine
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Jas K. Veach
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