Telegraphic Grevities weather, politics, crime and crops
A wide dispatch fragment covers false weather reports by stock brokers a shooting in Mexico tied to wrecking a railway, French troops dying of disease in Madagascar, deaths of ex associate US justice Strong and Diaz’s term, various regional incidents from Clayton to Buffalo, and Nebraska corn outlook with mixed yields across counties.
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New York
Mexico
Madagascar
Strong
United States Supreme Court
Diaz
Clayton
Abe Lock
el Diario de Romar
Lord Wolseley
Duke of Cambridge
Marshal Kane
Buffalo
James Keir
Hardie
Conard
Acres
Paris
Lourdes
Dalies
Oregon
Stat Department
Waller
Manchestead
Paxwell
Plaite B. Nebraska
Harris Hartley
England
Canada
Railway union leaders freed to resume organizing work
Woodstock, Aug 22 The directors of the American Railway union except Debs will leave after three months in jail for contempt. They will resume duties in the field, instructing members and organizing locals. They head to Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago, Pueblo, Ogden and Philadelphia to establish district headquarters and rebuild unions.
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Woodstock
American Railway Union
Debs
Keller
Minneapolis
Goodwin
St. Paul
Rogers
Burns
Eliiett
Hogan
Chicago
Pueblo
Colorado
Ogden
Utah
Elliott
Philadelphia
We Want to Har State County City and School Bonds
Correspondence solicited by MORRIS & WHITEHEAD of Denver and a branch in Portland references bonds and warrants for local government entities. The text mentions a musician remark, J CHENEY & CO Toledo, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 reward claim, along with testimonials and availability through druggists.
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M Stewart
Wyandotte County
Kan
Territorial Act of Control of
Arizona
Territorial Penitentiary
R. Hill
Bloomton
Wi! Ferre
Boston
Waltham
Pullman Palace Car Company
Wyoming
Enterline
Earlief
Morris & Whitehead
Cooper Building
Denver
Colorado
Chamber of Com
Bidg
Portland
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Ball
Alaska Coal Deposit Seen as Profitable Resource
Alaska experts say coal could outperform gold in current conditions with the Cook Inlet coast yielding multi-vein horizons. A five foot vein at low tide plus a six foot vein beneath and additional nearby seams suggest extensive, easily mined reserves. Steamship Crehalis already uses the coal for better steaming and fewer clinker issues.
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Alaska
New York Sun
Cook's Inlet
Crehalis
Juneau
Cook’s Inlet
Pacific Coast
Hostetters Stomach Linters Promises Nerve Relief
A health claim notes nervous strain harms health and praises Hostetters Stomach Linters as a remedy. It is said to soothe weak nerves and address digestion while claiming additional effects on constipation malaria kidney issues rheumatism and neuralgia.
Photographer’s sharp claim and doctor’s restore ads spark debate
A fragmented advertisement notes a photographer’s provocative claim and Dr Kline’s Great Verve Restorer with trial bottles and a Philadelphian address. It also markets Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve with a money back guarantee and appeals to druggists for 15 cent sales. The text contains stray lines about a poetess and child health, reflecting a noisy, mixed page.
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Kline
Arch St
Phila
Hanson
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