Monarchy plot fizzle and stock market gloom in 1890s
The item notes a failed plan to reinstate monarchy in Hawaii and a second-hand throne for sale in Honolulu. It reports widespread financial distress in New York, suspicious pawnshops and fare banks, and debate over ministers working Sundays for pay. It also mentions wheat production forecasts, European trade, and Franco-Siamese tensions with war looming and a Paris London rhetoric.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
New York
Folding bed safety calls for reliable closing device
The folding bed can be robbed of all its terrors by securely fastening it open when not desired to close. No weight or spring will work reliably. Folding bed makers should be as responsible as sleeping car companies to prevent smothering accidents by adopting an effective closing device.
Navahoe Name Mistaken as American State
A London weekly, the Pall Mall Budget, misstates Navahoe as an American state in its Cowes regatta coverage. The remark follows prior Budget errors, including claiming Utah was the sole American state that rejected issuing paper money.
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Pall Mall
Illustrated
London
Cowes
Charleston Reels From Storms Yet Again
The city of Charleston endures a string of misfortunes with a devastating earthquake years ago and a Gulf coast cyclone’s fury. While hundreds perish and millions vanish, residents act with resolve to rebuild. The worst damage hits shores and low islands away from the industrial core and wealth.
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Charleston
Gulf
Atlantic
Parliaments of Religions Gather in Chicago
An August gathering in Chicago marks the world religious assembly with diverse delegates led by Pang Kwang Yu and Gandhi figures. The event foregrounds shared beliefs while downplaying creedal differences as crowds fill the lakefront venue. The scene is a vivid, cosmopolitan tableau of Orient, European, and American dignitaries in attendance. The article also notes congressional actions and discussions in the Senate and House, including a storage-building appropriation and debates over silver and currency policies.
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Chicago
Parliament of Religions
Lake Front
Europe
America
Pang Kwang Yu
Washington
Dharmapala
Maha-Bodhi Society of India
Vireband R. Gandhi
Jain Association of India
Ernest Fabre
China
George T. Cande
Tien Tein
Uzo Nomura
Toklo
Minaz Teheras
Horin Toki
Skaku Soyen
Ziteuzeo Ashisten
Kulido Machida
G. Noguchi
Japan
Same Vivekenanda
Orthodox Brabinical Society of India
Ganedeva Nath Chackravati
India
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Germany
Sein
Teller
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Micklejohn
Nebraska
Lochrea
Paynter
Kentucky
Belknap
Michigan
Richardson
House
Luxart
Stewart
Wall
Low i
Hill
Democrat
New York
Nevada
Hawley
Kileaa
Connecticut
Republican
Colorado
Pugh
Democratic Party
Bankers of
Congress
Sexatz
Treasury Department
Retary
Mitchell
Oregon
Lombard Street
Wall Street
United States
Ready to Run boomers gather at Cherokee Strip border
Dispatch from Arkansas City Kansas reports government registration booths opened tomorrow for prospectors of the Cherokee Strip. About 12 000 people camped nearby await opening with 10 000 to 12 000 certificates to process in five days. 2 000 to 2 500 daily. Vendors offer coffee and food as a diverse crowd lines up.
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Cherokee Strip
Arkansas City
Kansas
Here
Lne
Populists Rally in Virginia Gubernatorial Campaign
A Washington dispatch reports Populists energize Virginia’s governor race seeking free coinage comments. They target O'Ferrell while planning numerous speeches in Lynchburg, Winchester, Woodstock, Leesburg, and Stannardsville with national figures like Peace of Colorado, Harris, Davis, Kenn, Allen, Peffer, Kyle, and Kerr slated to speak in support of Populist doctrines.
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Washington
Virginia
O' Ferrell
Congress
Simpson
Lynchburg
Gordonsville
Stannardsville
Lion
Winchester
Woodstock
O’ferrell
Colorado
Leesburg
Harris
Davis
Kansas
Kenn
Nebraska
Bank Robbery in Delta Rocks Townsfolk
The Delta bank heist ends with two gunmen killed and one fugitive at large. Citizens assist, a reward offered, and police pursue. Local editor changes noted as Keeley Institute closes briefly. Settlers near Laramie Peak rally against grazing restrictions, warning of expulsion if pastures are blocked.
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Colorado
John F. Moore
Aew Co
Treesa
W. J. Quinn
Denes
Rio Grande
Quinn
Mesa County
Galveston
Rio Grande Road
State Association of Churches
Ford
Colorado Springs
Aguilar
Walsh
Denver
Delta
Freddy
Hered
Tom McCarthy
D. H
Bask Blachly
Mr. Blachly
W. Ray Stempoon
Ratte
Keeley Institute
C. G. Contant
Enne Sum
Conni Publicas
Laramie Peak
John Martin
Colfax men discuss outlaw mining and dam project
Mining outlaw activity is reported near Colfax with protection by local men. Nearby Aguilar Colorado sees dam contracts awarded for a project six miles above Eddy, with Eddy dam expansion to raise river capacity and employ about 300 men. A separate murder near Sandoval involves Gonzales, a Spanish family member and Armijo relative, killing Sandoval in a dispute. Salazare, a respected resident, leaves behind a wife and child as authorities pursue the suspect.
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Colfax Cous
Vermilo Cou
Mandaleb
Aguilar
Colorado
Eddy
Ney
Denver
Seven River Dame
J Eddy
Albuquemor
Salazare
Albuquerque
Ostzales
Estanisiado
Gonzales
Sandoval
Rales
Armijo
Lelves
Damage to United States lanta ship due to neglect of navy regulations
A report details failure to maintain a vessel, with water-tight compartments rusting and doors deteriorating. Over 100 million in assets are cited and repairs include 20 decks and extensive machinery attention before the ship is ready for service again.
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United States
Lanta
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