Declaration Endorses Gold Money Plank Victory
A concise political statement proclaims endorsement of the gold standard money plank as a victory for the Middle West and satisfactory to the Extreme East. The short, emphatic declaration urges unity on the monetary issue.
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Middle West
Extreme East
St. Louis
New England
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Platt and
Quay
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Tennessee
Delaware
Wisconsin
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhods Island
Vermont
Washington
Inee Hs
Colorado
Montana
South Hawa
Utah
Wyoming
Californie
Ig Neurarks
West Virginia
Carolina
Catan
Alaska
Indiana
Arkanaas
Alissanri
Carnegie Heavy Plant to Forge Military Cannons in Wyoming
The Carnegie Steel Company plans a $1,600,003 addition to its large plant for making heavy cannon parts and propeller shafts. The yard will feature five hammers and presses and aims to be unrivaled. The project underscores wartime preparedness.
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Carnegies
Carnegie Steel Company
Aatta
Tomestead Mills
Faba
Jalart
Corbett and Sharkey Fight Sparks San Francisco Revival
San Francisco becomes the focus for pugilists after news Corbett and Sharkey will fight. Officials tolerate charity bouts but a state ban on prize fights looms. The Civic Federation vows to stop the Corbett Sharkey contest, citing law.
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Corbett
Sharkey
Fght
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Civic Federation
Corbatt-Sharkey
Colored Delegate Shot in Texas Visit
At St Louis Charles N Loze a colored delegate from Texas was shot by Robert W Thiel aged 21 Loze halted a passerby asking directions Thiel fired five shots one hit Loze in the shoulder Loze was moved to his brothers home with a serious wound Thiel is in jail claiming he feared an assault.
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St. Louis
Charles N. Loze
Texas
Ty Robert W. Thiel
Loze
Robert W. Thiel
Loza
Thiel
Forbids Blacklisting and Criminal Cases Across Cities
A diverse, garbled 19th century notice list reports a judge in Al Daguenque issuing an order forbidding tracking of union members, along with suits for damages in Newark and Monmouth involving alleged theft and misdeeds. It mentions a fatal quarrel in Chillicothe, a breach of promise verdict in Texas, defective boilers in Toulon, and the hanging of Annie Jiger in London for baby farming crimes.
Havana Water Supply Disrupted by Dynamite Attack
Havana was rocked by two blasts on the night of the 18th shaking the city and damaging bridges and the Fernanda Septime aqueduct. Insurgent agents are blamed for the blow aimed at cutting off water supply amidst fever and rising smallpox, measles, and starvation risks.
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Havana
Christina
Conebe
Fernanda
Woman testifies with umbrella in assault case
In Washington Indiana a defense lawyer Hastings faced a theatrically aggressive cross examination as a woman witness McTegart used an umbrella to reenact the alleged assault by the wife of Wesley Rolan. The scene drew laughter and ended the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Waslington
Ind
Squire Rendell
McTegart
Wesley Rolan
Mr. Hastings
Loxton
Aliz
Kola
Trade Review Notes Wheat Cotton Prices and Industry Outlook
The R G Dun weekly review of trade reports a feeble outlook with prices in line with demand and supply. Government wheat yields appear smaller but fail to move markets. Atlantic exports soar while western receipts rise, signaling persistent conditions. Cotton estimates lend a temporary drop, tensions in iron puddlers wage talks, textile gains muted, and overall manufacturing faces no major disruptions. Failures rise in the U S and Canada, with uncertain near term gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Cots Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
Notion
United States
Canada
Avainal
Rhodes May Move to British Columbia Amid Mining Plans
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Cecil Rhodes and Larney Barnate consider moving to British Columbia to investigate new gold fields near the CanadaUS border. They will deploy experts to assess prospects and report findings. Fire at the American Horse Exchange in New York destroys valuable stock with casualties and losses. Bank of Edingare in Indiana closes, with creditors to receive assets after liabilities around 5,600 and assets about 749,000.
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Rhodice
New York
Cape Town
South Africa
John Days Hammond
Col Francis Rhodes
Lionel Fullips
George Farrar
Pratoria
Glaumesborg
Rhoder
Transvaal
Yarra
British Columbia
Barney Barnate
San Francisco Chronicle
Jims
Cecil Rhodesy
Larney Barnate
Tig Nawly
Wea
Jake Kyotenal
Columbia
Trogsland
Trai
Chase Wining Magthates
Jessie
Belaie G
America
Sinking report prompts governor commission delay
A cryptic note describes a sinking event and a gubernatorial commission tied to Ghio, with a bond issue of 79 045 drawing 3 percent interest. The garbled text suggests slow progress and financial details pending official action.
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Weil
Ghio
Two Convicts Escape From Anamosa Prison
Two convicts, Dunn and John Ryan, overpowered a guard at Anamosa Prison, locked him in a cell, and escaped. A $100 reward is offered for both captives or $50 for either. authorities believe they may be in the Big Woods near Alartelle and Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jag Anamosa
C. A. Dunn
John Ryan
Charles 4
Donn
Donniyan
John Galliger
Alartelle and
Hale
Damascus steel secret in murder case fascination
Convicted murderer Dawson, held for second degree murder in Eiding, clings to a Damascus steel production secret. Lawyers and a trustee attempt to exploit the reveal, fail to replicate the metal, and Dawson awaits sentence as interest in the elusive process endures. A separate note records a suicide by Audrey Holler with a cryptic message to his mother.
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Dawson
Davison
Walter Scott
Des Alpines
Tjustee
Karlope
Xaetet
Grain yields and Y P C U convention headline
Reports from grain fields note strong growth and favorable weather for grain and hay crops, while corn prospects suffer from dry spells. The annual YP C U convention will be held in Des Moines June 18 19 24 and 7 1 with speakers from Daydon Ohio and Moody Bible First in attendance. Impeachment actions against Alderman Ute Dofitsan begin in City Council. Johnson faces ten day notice and potential trial. Alderman is a local political leader. William C Adams is killed when rock caves in at Biggs stone quarry near Iowa Falls leaving a widow and two other workers escape unharmed.
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Thea
YP. C. U
Ies Moines
MM. Drury
Adiler
Hie Religious Telescope
Daydon
Ohio
Thace
WW. White
Moody Bible Firstidarie
India
Ute
Dofitsan
Engmdaih
RLA
William C. Adams
Biggs
Iowa Falls
Adams
Lin
Iowa
Des Moines
Dwight L. Moody
C. A. Towle
George van Houten
Lion
Thirteenth Tabor College Commencement Closes
The thirteenth annual commencement at Tabor College in Tabor has concluded. President Brooks retired after thirty nine years of continuous service as principal of the academy and president of the college.
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Tabor College
Tabor
Brooks
Principe of
Defunct Company to Be Sold by Court Order
Federal court orders sale of Snevx City Store Works held by receiver since 1803. Liabilities in final report exceed assets as recorded by BYTA Obi.
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Snevx City
Dy Byta, Obi
Diother
B.A
Cateway
Mort
Sioux City
Zaonre
Buting+ Minder Milling Company
Conway
Byting
Tragedy at Denison Ends Teen Shooter’s Testimony
Fourteen year old Lew Cochran shot Jack Grady at Denison after Grady was accused of seducing Cochran’s sister’s wife earlier. Grady lay unconscious and bleeding from a back wound near the right kidney as doctors searched for the bullet. Public sentiment supports the boy’s act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Grady
Denison
Lew Cochran
Grady
Wesley Cochran
Legal Notices and Civil Actions in Various Jurisdictions
Damages sought in a $500 claim with a jury verdict of $690 after a prolonged trial session. Advertisements note a slander suit by John Tarnalt of Independence against K M Thompson over the term dearieat with unspecified damages. A counterfeiting case against D Fadler ends with an 18 month sentence. Mary Smith Haywood sues Sisters of Mercy over wrongful detention at St Bernard's Hospital seeking 310,000.
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Mra. Cram
Dig
Eby
John Tarnalt
K. M. Thompson
Garnett
Mr. Thompson
Thomson
Sisters of Mercy
Mary Smith Haywood
Chadron
Neb
United States
Circouit
Sesters of Mercy
St. Banard’s Eapital
Coaney Bluffs
Beating Fine Sparks New Independence Court Row
Sebastian Wingret saloon keeper of Independence is fined 59 dollars in justice court for beating his daughter a sworn and respected young lady. He appeals claiming privilege as head of the family. Separate item reports Marshalltown burglaries with diamonds gold watch and cash taken from R. E. Bloomfield and George Howman. A later note covers T Painter’s arrest for threatening to kill his wife amid a tangle over alleged spousal infidelity and a Mrs. Jroanek case.
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Sebastian Wingret
Independence
Justice Court
Beatae
Daucghon
Hea
Marshalltown
R. E. Bloomfield
George Howman
T. Painter
Painter
Ganky
Rav
John Jraoek
Mme
Hook
Koi
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Lake Steel
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Attock Rapids
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Prof
Windle
Penn College
Ber A Toines
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Fia
Hean
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Ringling
Dew Meates
DD. Fadler
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