Parliamentary notes on trade and strange market tales
A sprawling digest of curiosities and incidents from various regions includes trade shuffles with foreign onions, a Maine canning boom, a London copper theft tale, a ring found after twenty years, university campus plantings, and a Bryan appearance in Georgia. It weaves commerce, crime, science, and social anecdotes into a single, brisk page.
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Ndmbrers
Alexandria
Livechiel
Hyland
London
Heland
Hicine
Hamilton
Ala
Willer
Gorn Canning Tretorlea
Maine
Thi
Autusm
Bing Factory Dear Boxorott
Milesine
Welle Modt
Mass
Aittle
Honay
Tob Yoorsley
University of Georgia
India College
Jon Ka
Aberdeen Coursing Meet Sets Two Open Stakes
The Aberdeen Coursing Club announces the Aberdeen Cup and Aberdeen Derby as open stakes with two events. Entry fees are four dollars for the Cup and ten dollars for the Derby, with prizes including a silver cup and purses up to five hundred dollars. International entrants from California Chicago North Dakota Minnesota are listed as participants.
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Aberdeen Coursing
Iwona Huaiens Aberdeen
Marrigan
Aberdeen Coursing Club
California
Ludly
Chicago
Aneas
Folutsly
North Lakota
Minnesota
Stephenson
Bolivar
Doda
Farwell
Aity Ban
Bryan's Formal Letter on Democratic Platform and Reform
A scanned letter from Bryan arguing for reelection, praising Democratic platform points, and urging support for monetary reform, national unity, and civil rights, while warning against patronage, federal overreach, and corporate influence. It defends a decentralized government, gold standard debate, arbitration, and expansion of domestic rights.
Judge Caldwell Nominated Amid Party Tensions
In a Democratic convention a heated contest emerged over Judge Caldwell as a candidate. factions clashed over his suitability amid concerns of recent weeks and party unity. Kerr, a Republican-aligned supporter, loomed as counterweight to Caldwell’s bid. After caucusing and arrival in the city, Caldwell withdrew to prioritize party welfare over personal advancement.
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Fira Dinchey
Tila Abirrich
Ehyldwwell
Democrate
Jade Cale
Denvera
Lanel Keer
Kerr
Conaidensie Caucuaing
Caldwall
Big
Laat Ln
Tne
Polarized politics and fusion talk in Denison Texas rally
Reported remarks from a Watson ally at a Denison gathering show strong Republican populist clash. The speaker denounces a possible fusion with the populist faction and warns Republicans against bending to populist forces while noting Bryan’s stance and Sewall’s election opposition. Also notes related convention actions in Colorado and a Baltimore Ohio rail incident with injuries.
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Watson
Dae Mentad
Bryan
Mryan
Sewall
Ductares
Wekef
Shure
Lin Ana
Danea
Lincoln Day Banquet Honors Bryan Nomination
A Lincoln crowd gathered for a Bryan silver party ceremony marking his nomination for president. Speakers defended silver standards, criticized gold policies, and contrasted Republican and Democratic platforms amid a large parade and cheers.
Abundance of wives sparks bigamy arrest in Missouri
Local reports recount Grace Biz arriving after a 33 mile drive in southwest Missouri and southeast Kansas, leading to Allen Bix’s arrest for bigamy. The woman declares other claimed wives across several states, while authorities move to prevent legal reversals. The era’s political notes and Darwinian musings appear in a jumbled, mixed page.
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Furt Scott
Kas
Grace Biz
Allen Bix
Mixsburl
Kansas
Gull
Giteard
Crawford County
Pe Crook
Walle Mo
Mt Wane Mrs
Gland Tie Avening
Bryan Campaign Stops Across Ohio and Indiana
Detailed dispatches from September reports of William Jennings Bryan touring Vernon and nearby towns by special train. Large crowds greeted him at stops in Vernon and nearby Ashley and Naabsville, with supporters cheering his money question stance and labor platform as he spoke to thousands, aided by local party committees and volunteers.
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Latte
Wiliam J. Bryan
Asiniaaon
Anil
Deabort
Bryan
Heyna
Ung
Concorda
Marin
Ana
Ani
Ream
Satwke Hee
Kipling
Immel
McChire
Torte
India
Rudyard Kipling
Lahore
Macorpion
Syjzu
Thad
Lena
Cupolraatt
Jnto
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York
Higheat Democratie Authority
Peo Pla
National Banke
United States
Aba Triksury Noth
Tavarud Olier
le Quninyl
Nauk
Mnanedlal Dolley
Norea
Kauwnna
el Uuer Rolloe
Optik
Garry Wetanon
Willy
Ole Horen
Suchis Konase
Selah
Thesetala
Ousey Wil Huyat
Demstratic Party
LTA
ShChety
Lorsies
Allison
Thie United Stator Cavern
Iitelight
Poward
Interautin Commerce Commission
Poulli
Railrouds
Nnt
Lee Yuisal
NHL
Onba
Trem
Nua
Themeeiven
Wien
New Mexico
Oklahoimm
Therram Toring
Hint
Rover Cleveland
Fle
Thorsfork
Isl
Republican Party
Anon
St Lows
Qirivat Cay
Nile Conmir
Loula
Hon
Congusamnin al
Simittee
Tie Henderson
Loulavilly
Nashville
Caitroag
RianVille II
Lahraachiil Feallevilly
Mir
Martin W. Bhater
Heroceatic County Committee
Reyay
Choera
Mt. Vernon
Jil
Naabyiliy
Inl
Ashley
Briely
Vernon
Uryan
Oryan and
Sowall Club
Court House
Bryan Puiead
Judee Sample
Sean Geute
Hiyan
Meg Tiryan
Pwsply
Canton
Marin County
Canston
Canton Mounted
Major McKinley
Hollingsworth
Ma McKinley
Wiv Oarmeat
Ali
Bryan Declines Plan for Address at Capital Park
The national democratic committee in Washington reports Mr. Bryan canceled plans to address the 19th meeting. It is believed the speech will occur near the capital at a baseball park, with the convention hall possibly occupied if the weather cooperates.
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New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Mukono
Ame
Watson Quits Kansas In Disputed Campaign Charge
Tom Watson spoke in Kansas and Nebraska campus venues asserting fusion on the populist ticket was impossible. A large Boone crowd gathered as Fairke Cockran passed through on the Northwestern line despite rain, with Cockran delivering brief remarks from a rear platform.
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Tom Wat
Kansas
Colorado
Nevraska
Watson
Kowal
Texas
Burt
Kanaas
Watsor
Kanaan
Boone T
Boone
Biennial Meeting of Locomotive Firemen Opens in Texas
The biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen opened in Carvycaton Texas Galveston with Grand Master F P Sargent preaching and delegates from districts attending. Officers reported 49 new lodges formed in two years and 23 000 members insured with set limits.
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Carvycaton
Texas
Galveston
Tex
Brotherhood of Locomotve Firemen
F. P. Sargent
Peoria
W. Arnold
Mem
Berg
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Kimball, South Dakota
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J. FR. Lee
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Anti Tobacco Society
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the Louth
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Jan
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Lalite
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John Shuruian
Thorn
Ohio
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Democratic Party
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John G. Carlisle
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Tlieington
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Allen
Weil
Back Deomen
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National Democratic Party
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Black
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Forman
Darwin
Tison
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Washington
Star
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Oliver
Dixie
Henderson
Kentucky
Cockran
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