News Notes from the Nation and Abroad
A roundup of incidents: Senator Stanford colt Baby McKee sold in New York for 26000, fires in Columbus and Elizabethport causing heavy losses, Siberian peasants suffer winter famine, Garza at Texas border may be captured, influenza in Indian Territory, ghost dance revival, Cincinnati crockery store Fire losses 170000, Grand Rapids school firm sold, legal actions against Senator Plumb's estate, bi metallic congress proposed, Cleveland politics hinted, London medical claim on influenza deaths, Chilean unrest after US apology, bank cashier missing in Hope Kansas, and various local editions pricing column notices and publications.
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Stanford
Baby Mckee
Arian
New York
Columbus
Ticomen
Siberia
Texas
Garza
Borne, Scrymer & Co
Elizabethport
N. J
Racket Store Offers Boys Suits Overcoats At Bankrupt Prices
Bargain sale at the Racket Store features boys suits and overcoats marked down to clearance prices. Customers urged to call and inspect the selection and extremely low prices before stock runs out.
Exchange Echoes and Labor Feuds Across Papers
An assortment of excerpts discusses labor law fines in Illinois, campaign rhetoric, and accusations among unions and allies. The Braceville Coal Co is fined for not paying weekly wages and for screening coal before weighing it, with $50 penalties for superintendent Richard Ramsey. Other items target Botkin, Citizens’ Alliance, and government policy on bounties, framing class conflict and newspaper stances across several papers.
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Braceville Coal Company
Illinois
Richard Ramsey
Journal of Knights of Labor
Treasury
Congress
New York World
Peoples Party Campaign Emphasis on Education and Reform
Reformers should educate the people as the party campaigns. The Kansas Farmer backs this by expanding its book department to distribute reform literature, believing educated voters will help the People's party succeed. education is expected to bear fruit.
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People’s Party
Kansas Farmer
Vopulist Hand Book for the People’s Party
The Populist or People’s Party pamphlet from the Vin cents is ready for delivery. Call at the office or send for a copy priced at 50 cents.
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The
Vincents
People’s convention at St Louis Feb twenty second
Brief note invites attendance at a People’s convention in St Louis on February twenty second. The message asks if the recipient will go and mentions the road A and A.
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St. Louis
Canadian bean farmers rally against McKinley tariff
Toronto Globe reports farmers in Canada facing losses under the McKinley tariff as US market access narrows. Canadian costs rise while US states like Michigan and Wisconsin gain, with profits shrinking to mere cents per bushel at current prices. Farmers warn the tariff could doom the bean industry, urging reform to restore profitable trade.
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Toronto Globe
Canada
A Tari
Nitgia
United States
Michigan
Cumming
Wisconsin
Kent
Sewn Tey Cents for a Bundle of Reform Papers
A short notice describes a petite sale of Reform papers priced at a few cents per bundle. The listing targets readers seeking affordable pamphlets for distribution among social circles. The item implies promotional material rather than a formal publication.
1B decent mampewill wet you sampls of Arthur' jv
Local word fragment mentions Arthur with unclear context and Philadelphia as a place. The readable parts lack a complete event, date, or identifiable entities to form a coherent news item.
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Mampewill
Sampls
Arthur’ Jv
Philadelphia
The Voldo Library Quarterly Issue Summary
The Voldo Library presents a seven page quarterly titled Jus Iy October Faniues April focused on political themes and a substitute for youth government. It references Puberty wid Natinuilin as the Topercive substitute and mentions The Hand of Manition. Whittle Nativafatiem Prive. Bla year, Santora & Coypubittel at Olive St, St Laue, Ma. POO. tux 706.
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Faniues
Santora & Coypubittel
Olive St
St Laue
Poo
Fragmented OCR reads like a stray archive note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and a newspaper tag but lacks coherent events. It references a publisher, a date placeholder, and scattered phrases about archers and letters, with no clear action or outcome to report. The readable bits do not form a complete story.
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Plumb
Kansas
Washington
Mra
House
Cleveland
Weat & Tice
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids School Furnishing Company
School Furnishing Trust
Alliance
London
Santiago
Chile
W. P. Robinson
Farmers’ Bank
Hope
Scott
Cyhus Field
Wieson
Wall Street
Botkin
Citizens’ Alliance
W. F. Rightmire
National Citizens’ Alliance
Thirty-second
Alliance Tribune
Peoples’ Party
Enveror
Voldo Library
Ory
Marion
Itn
Thas Secon
Eta
Ee Canes
Ian Oda
Aeris
J. W. Bronston & Co
F. J. Toward
P.O
Howard
Toronto
Peffer
Actravox
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