Cleveland Letter On Graves Wedding Reflected Private Life
In Santa Ga on July 13 a published Georgia letter reveals President Cleveland's ally Temple Graves received an invitation to his marriage. A 1500 year later note from Grover Cleveland expresses gratitude for the couple’s happiness and the sanctity of married life.
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Tsanta
Journal of Day
Cleveland John Temple Graves
Georgia
Graves
Ir. Graves
Cleveland
New York
Temple Graves
Rome
Mr. Graves
Homor
Grover Cleveland
Clevelad
Gray
President's Office Building Proposed Near White House
Colonel John Wilson of the engineering corps urges Congress to approve a 250000 dollar appropriation for a granite office building opposite the Treasury. He envisions a wide corridor and a tropical conservatory linked by two wire corridors to the East Room, plus a picture gallery, to ease receptions at the mansion. He stresses timely action at the approaching congressional session.
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Tered Wilkes
Washington
John Wilson
Engineering Corps
White House
Executive
Treasury
Let
Congress
United States
City Council Bribe Case Ends with Discharges
A grand jury investigation into the city council scandal concluded with discharge of Dee Twe Doteta Chi Joly 13 while Indicting Amilermer Fink ler and Martin for alleged bribe attempts to stop a proposed pure fee ordinance.
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Chi Joly
Grand Jery
Amlermer Finkler
Martin
Forced resignation at Hutchinson reformatory board
Topeka July 13 The state board governing the Hutchinson reformatory after a two day conference with the governor declared the executive has the best of the fight and each member will resign Tully Scott J Armstrong and J M Humphrey quit The board acknowledged the governor is the judge and jury and the hearing ends with charges about extravagant purchases likely unproven
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Topeka
Kan
State Board
Hutchinson Reformatory
Tully Scott
Oberlin
J. Armstrong
Great Bend
J. M. Humphrey
Fort Scott
Railroads Increase Workforces Across Midwest
Omaha reports Western railroads expanding staffs as panic layoffs reverse. Milwaukee adds workers in all departments, aiming to exceed pre panic levels by August 1. Union Pacific reopens Cheyenne shops, Burlington boosts Holdredge shops, Elkhorn increases shop and track crews. Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and Missouri Pacific also hire more crews amid hopeful crop and freight outlook.
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Omaha
Western
Milwaukee
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Burlington
Holdredge
Elkhorn
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Silver campaign to rally Minnesota silver Republicans
In St Paul on July 15 the plan was announced to launch a sharp educational drive by silver advocates. Congressman Charles A Towne, leader of Minnesota silver Republicans, will organize silver clubs within the Republican party and enroll silverites statewide ahead of the 1906 convention. Duluth to host the first club as the movement rapidly expands with regular meetings and pamphlet literature from silver advocates of Colorado and other Western states.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Chas. A. Towne
Minnesota Silver Republicans
Heutesan
Tory
Republican Party
Duluth
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Iron bonds sold in New York
Denver reports confirm that Colorado Fuel and Iron Company placed 2,000,000 worth of bonds in New York. General Manager Ketteria says the sale followed a consolidation three years ago and signals strong contracts, a new blast furnace, and high optimism for pig iron output of about 170 tons daily.
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Denver
New York
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Ketter Itia
Pueblo
Rich ore strike and tunnel expansion at Rico mines
From Colorado's camps Dolore Coantr Rico Smelting and Refining company loaded a carload of pig lead for the first charge in the new furnace. A big strike of rich ore is reported in the Emma area with a pay streak two feet wide worth about 170 dollars per ton in silver and gold. The Syndicate tunnel has been enlarged 200 feet, the largest tunnel visit by the reporter, with plans to extend along four thousand feet of property. The diamond drill on Rico Aspen mines hit gas, forcing a layoff. air compressors run, the drill to be plugged and no further drilling until adjacent areas are secured.
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Dolore Coantr- Rico Smelting and Refining Company
Arrvals
West
Dolores
Emma
Rico-Aspen
Mineral Hill and Cripple Creek Mining Notes
El Paso County reports on leases at Mineral Hill and surrounding camps with drifting plans and shaft depths. Gold Hill and Te mpary developments show active leasers, promising ore output, while Cripple Creek sampler work and Mt Rosa steam hoist progress forecast rising shipments. Bond due August 1. June shipments from the Pharmacist exceed 150 tons of high grade ore. The Geneva vein yields four feet of ore but lower grade, with about a dozen miners employed. Sacramento shaft reaches 100 feet with ore nearly entire, including a $1099 per ton shipment. Florence cyanide mill, led by Mr Argall, processes 75 to 100 tons daily and may need capacity expansion. Home Run ore car slipped. Gillett area shows active low grade ore output. Cor by Mining Review. New York World notes Silas Mainville Burroughs dies at Monte Carlo leaving estate to wife and children, Henry George bequest, and shares to societies.
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el Paso County
Frossard and van Rees
Mineral Hill
Gold Hill
Colorado Springs
Claypole and Brown
Tempary
Poverty Gulch
Lawrence
Cripple Creek
Geneva
Sacramento
Florence
Argall
Water, It's Water as Drought Ends in Kansas
A traveler recounts relief after heavy rains break a months long drought in Kansas. An old settler on a creek bank scoops water into his hands, tears of joy flowing, shouting that it is water, salvation for crops and hopes renewed after years of failure.
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Pete
Kansas
CIA
New York
No To-fac Tobacco Cure Promises Health Restore
A historical pamphlet-style notice claims tobacco is cured by No To-fac which purportedly relieves nerves, reduces irritation, aids digestion and sleep, and promises weight gain of about 10 pounds in 10 days. It advertises free books and distribution by Sterning Jewedy Co. in New York or Chicago.
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Sterning Jewedy Co
New York City
Chicago
Commencement Day Sparks a College Boy’s Broad Vision
A Washington Capital poem notes a college boy starting life on graduation day. He moves from a sweeping view of the white universe to a practical awakening as his education begins in earnest. The verse hints at ambition and the need to vote and participate in civic life.
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Washington Capital
Hoetetter's Aromatic Bitters Promoted for Broad Ailments
Advert describes Hoetetter's Aromac Bitters as a remedy for nausea, colic, biliousness, acidity, malaria, rheumatism, nervousness, and sick headache. Claims suitability for sailors, travelers, yachting, fishing, and inland tourists, urging readers to have an adequate supply.
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Hoetetter
Unclear text fragment on favorable and unfavorable circumstances
The readable lines discuss resistance to bearing under favorable versus unfavorable conditions, but no concrete entities or events are identified. The fragment is too damaged to extract a coherent person, place, or outcome.
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Amree
Teething Remedies and Odd Sights in a Streetcar
An OCR fragment discusses teething remedies for babies and a puzzling claim about a man’s standing seen in a crowded streetcar. Mentions a “Great Serees” product and a trial bottle, with some garbled brand-like phrases and scattered locality hints.
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Max
Dee Twe Doteta
Kansas State
Ceerado Four Teom Company Fiel
Neary Goree
Silas Mainville Burroughs
Burroughs, Welcome & Co
London
England
Monte Carlo
Henry George
Wlxslow
Ritne
Greicey
Arebost
Viila
Anson
Missouri River
L. Goulding & Co
J. W. Bushanan
City Stock Yards
Londoner
Arapahoe St
Achtinisc
Noc
Curtis St
Wien
Bo-S4n-Ko
Weil
Bosanko
Puilada
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