Campaign rhetoric rails at Bryan and McKinley contrasts
Wartime political column criticizes Bryan and the Populist wing while praising McKinley. It notes regional reactions in Georgia and New York, references Coxey's Army sympathy, labor groups using party machinery, and a New York ex governor denouncing Bryan’s appeal to prejudice. The piece mocks debates and currency policy debates, highlighting campaign dynamics and public sentiment.
Leadville riot leaves eight dead and town in shock
Severe disturbance in Leadville following an attack at the Coronado mine. Rioters from the Coeur d Alene country looted and set fires, killing two miners and injuring several, with four residences burned. Militias from Pueblo and Cripple Creek arrived to restore order as fear spreads among residents.
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Failing Revenue Mail Shows Aug Revenue Drop
Washington reports for August total internal revenue receipts at 11 527 074 a drop from 10 182 800 the prior year. July 1906 shows losses from whisky cigars beer while spirits rise slightly. multiple line items list increases and decreases across sources with notable shifts in tobacco and fermented liquors. Unknown collisions and public notices mix within the same brief page.
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Death of James M Ashley Prominent in Slavery Era Politics
Alma Michigan September 417 Governor James M Ashley of Toledo died at a sanitarium yesterday from chronic nephritis aged about 74 He was a leader in anti slavery politics and a founder of the Republican party He served in Congress from 1854 to 1868 and helped run the Ann Arbor Railroad He leaves a widow a daughter and three sons interment will be in Toledo Pay Car and Locomotive Collision Kills Four in Indiana
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Workmen unearth preserved coffin in old burial yard near Hillshore
Workmen trenching for a railway cut near Hillshore, North Carolina, uncover a nearly perfect 36 year burial, revealing a glass view of L. S. Booth who died in 1460. The hermetically sealed coffin preserves features, drawing local curiosity about the historic find.
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History of a Week Notes Big Events in Nation and World
A long rounded miscellany covers claims of General Wyler denied as false, legal fights, fires destroying major plants in Arkansas and Little Rock, and a string of political moves. It reports a Galveston Locomotive Firemen convention, a Chicago police officer’s collapse, ship arrivals from Liverpool, and a Cuban delegation issue. Also noted are a Maine election tally, forgeries, arson in multiple cities, and New York Democratic nominating conventions with Thacher winning on the first ballot. The item closes with a note on Austrian cycling rules for riders to stay in control.
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Massacre Readiness Report From Constantinople War Warning
Berlin Times dispatch cites a Constantinople report claiming Turks prepared for a general massacre of Christians and bombardment of Constantinople if warships passed. Fortifications and patrols were described, with Russian Black Sea fleet movements noted near the Dnieper and Bosphorus.
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Markets Briefs Across New York and Midwest Trading
New York markets show money on call easier at 5 percent with post rates for bank notes and silver markets quoted. Chicago grain and produce boards listSeptember and December bid ranges in corn and oats, with mixed results. Livestock prices at Chicago Union Stock Yards reflect hog, cattle, and lamb receipts and bid ranges, while Milwaukee and St Louis grain markets report winter wheat, corn, oats, barley, and rye prices. Detroit reports cash wheat and futures bids in greenbacks.
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Life Saving Service notes and future year 1900 question
A long reminiscence from a correspondent in Washington discusses life saving stations along the U S coast, duties of keepers and crews, pay rolls, and public publications. It asks how the year 1900 should be abbreviated and notes political chatter, health ads, and local commerce notices in 1896.
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Baco-Cure touted as a cure for tobacco habit and other tonics
An advertisement touts Baco-Cure as a scientific, purely vegetable cure for tobacco addiction usable without willpower. It promises permanent cessation in three boxes with a money-back guarantee, citing testimonials and a Berlin physician’s formula since 1874.
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