Debs Outlines Aims Of Social Democracy Movement
At a Social Democracy of America meeting in Chicago officers were elected and the constitution ratified. Debs explained plans for a cooperative commonwealth in Washington state, including tax reform, worker hours, and control of politics, with a colonization effort and potential legal conflict with the Supreme Court. He warned of a large patriot army if rights are invaded.
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Ciiaagg
Pune
Social Deagocracy of America
FN. Deus
Sylvest Kilcher
William Is Burns
Panizer
Themeelyecs
Felm Debs
Selventier -Northerbatts
Vegan
William Coburns
Leroy Goodwin
Wies
Zercoon Mertine
Social Democracy
Debs
Te Co-Operative Commonwealth
Washington
Cooperative Commonwealth
Beld
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Brotherhood of Man
Rms
Supreme Court
Mrs Lease defies mortgage claim in dramatic Wichita scene
In Wichita on June 23 Mrs Mary E Lease refused a mortgage company’s demand to pay a $334 balance after a $1,498 debt led to sale. She declared the claim theft, defying a court order and vowing to go to jail rather than pay. Proceedings in aid of execution have begun.
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Wichita
Kan
Mra
Mary E
Jarvis-Conkling Company
Lease
Dars
Mra Lease
Mismanagement prompts bank receiver appointment in Kansas
Revaiver Seaman of a Kansas bank displaced for mismanagement. James Ashbaugh named receiver and J W Poor attorney for Citizens' Bank of Mound City to fill vacancies after removal of G A Seaman and James Snoddy. Seaman defied banking law by not filing a bank condition statement and charged 8.86 for a dividend of 01. Watterman noted the receiver situation as unprecedented. Towan died in a related Esigy incident.
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Revaiver Seaman
Kansas
Torexa
Kan
James Ashbaugh
J. W
Citizens’ Bank of
Mound City
G. A. Seaman
James Snoddy
Seaman
Tle
Watterman
Tariff debate roles in wool schedule clashes in Senate
The June 23 Senate session opened with a sharp clash over the wool schedule as Senators Carter of Montana and Parker of Ohio sparred with Mr. Allison over rate provisions. A agreement on first and second class wool duties was reached, while third class wool was held over, amid calls for unity and delay.
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Wastineros
Senate
Chamber
Carter
Montana
Oraker
Ohio
Allison
Town
Mc Paraker
Airpet Wonis
Samme United Aeliun
West
Ar Veller
House
Jones
Arkansas
Washineton
Finance Committee
Messrs. Carter and
Hansbrough
Wasninaran
Bacon
Yillman
Illman
South Carolina
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Supreme Court of the United States
Dairy interests unite to fight buttering across states
Creamery proprietors butter dealers and dairy farmers in Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Michigan and the Dakotas form a large anti buttering coalition. They pledge 590000 to 1000000 voters to back legislation and raise funds to drive butter producers from strongholds with leadership from l dr Fort Avisinae and Charles Knight guiding national dairy union efforts.
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Cuicano
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Michigan
Dakotas
Ttis
Washington
Fort Avisinae
Wis
Wiseruatn
Ami
National Taity Union
Clarles Yo Knight
Chiefige
National Duir Union
National Dairy Union
Mississippi Valley
Niiga
Deadly tornado devastates Logan County farm and injures many
A fierce tornado swept through central and southern Logan county yesterday afternoon destroying property and wrecking the immense cow barn on the state institution for the feeble minded. Twenty six people seeking shelter were buried in debris and four Chicago boy pupils died with five others severely injured. A separate report notes a hyena shot near Harlem after escaping a cage and causing disturbances. In Missouri, two men on a farm were killed by lightning when a barn burned.
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Liscony
Logan County
Stats Institution
Chicago
Spanish agents buy mules in Benton county Arkansas
News in brief reports various international and domestic items including Spanish agents purchasing mules in Benton county Arkansas the Sultan receiving Dr Angell as minister and a mix of political figures incidents disasters and business notes from across the world and United States.
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Benton County
Arkansas
Dr. Angell
Terrell
James P. Harlan
Kentucky
Justice Harlan
Louisville
Foster
Russia
Hradbury
San Fransizo
Rebillot
Camille de
Ark
Buckhurst
Lone Train Robber on Louisville & Nashville Express
A lone thief boarded a Louisville & Nashville train near Clarksville and Guthrie, pistol robbed the express car, took around 4000 dollars, forced the messenger to open the safe, then fled as the train slowed. Bloodhounds tracked the route toward the river, and authorities expect capture.
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Nashvinle
Yenn
Louisville & Nashville
Clarkaville
Guthrie
Peelock
St Bethlehem
Blau
Missouri Crops Suffer In Drought Amid Mixed Prospects
The report notes extreme heat and wind causing widespread damage to fruits, fencing, and pastures while corn outlook improves in some areas. Wheat harvest proceeds with below average yields but good grain quality. Oats and teadosys short, replanting occurs in northern counties, and drought threatens cotton and berry crops unless rain returns soon.
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Masta
Corembia
Seliaycor
Macartney Free in Sugar Inquiry Contempt Case
Judge Brad ley acquits broker John W. Macartney of New York on contempt charges before the Senate sugar investigating committee after ruling questions were personal to Senator Allen. The record ends with six acquittals and one conviction for the recusant witnesses, including broker E R Chapman of New York who served twenty five days in jail.
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E. R. Chapman
New York
Big Will Contest Over California Heiress Will
Heirs of Isabella M. M. Murphy contest a will filed in San Francisco claiming a 1891 bequest to sisters and brothers, seeking probate of a 1896 will leaving the estate to Rev W J Smullen of Essex England with alleged prior renunciation.
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Isabella Murphy
California
San Francisco
Isabella M. M. Murphy
England
Helen Dominguez
Frances J. Murphy
Anna T. Woolsey
Samuel J
Daniel T. Murphy
Eugene B
Charles Murphy
W. J. Smullen
St. Helensinger
Essex
Gazette seeks Williamstown correspondent and job office advert
Ellis and Hobbs note many callers at their place for the Gazette prize road vacancy. Weat End Drug Store offers Painta and Qila at low prices. A train timetable references travel to San Francisco Portland St Louis and Chicago. Lawrence Lawarre will print briefs and the Gazette seeks a Williamstown correspondent and a quick efficient job office.
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Ellis and
Hobbs
Gazette
Guion Fueitic
San Francisco
Portland
Denver
St. Louis
Chicago
Lawrence Lawarre
Rock Island Lines Offer Fast, Luxurious Travel
The Rock Island promotes speed and comfort with vestibuled trains dining cars and chair coaches. It touts fast time reliable connections and elegant equipment and invites patrons to inquire at any ticket office in the United States Canada or Mexico or write Jno Sebastian General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Rock IsLand
United States
Canada
Mexico
JNO
Sebastian
The St. Louis Republic Promotes Cable News Reach
The Gazette notes Republican reactions while the St. Louis Republic touts direct world news via cable partnerships. It claims more authentic foreign news and steady home coverage with annual and half-year subscription options, including a yearly rate and a twice weekly mail plan.
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St. Louis Republic
Civilized World
Ounionk
Republic
Isti
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