Kansas Millers Meet In Low Attendance At Annual Session
From Alfections of the Sunflower Commonwealth, the Kansas Millers convened in a state meeting with only 18 attendees of 70 members. Officers were elected, and the group formed a commission to prepare questions for the Interstate Commission on alleged railroad discrimination against wheat at flour, as the Kansas Republican Women endorsed the St Louis platform and noted 44 delegates at their state gathering.
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Fr. Scott
Torna
Kansas State Millers
Kansas City
Interstate Commission
Millers of
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Oleeps
Teensaion Persilant
A Ware Jeetitinas
Ney
Heel Havens Neler
C Ve Woppity Enterprises Trensurer
Sound money forces gear for Chicago convention duel
Rumors say the sound money faction led by William G Whitney plans a bold move at the Chicago convention to press for free silver coinage. East leaders reportedly guard plans, with Whitney backed by skilled workers as tensions rise among national Democrats.
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Chicago
William G Whitney
Convention
Whitney
New York
East
Mr. Whitney
They Are Off Silver Delegates in Protest at Harrity Meeting
Silver delegates meet at Sherman house in Chicago and reject a clear plan for a temporary chairman. They demand a silver presiding officer and threaten a defection at the convention if the national committee backs a gold standard candidate.
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Illinois
Tillman
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Corner Stone Laid at Richmond Monument Ceremony
A large crowd gathered in Richmond on July 2 for the cornerstone laying of a monument to memory of different Davin. The United Confederate Veterans commemoration drew about 12,000 veterans and 30,000 visitors and soldiers. The parade formed at noon and streets were blocked as Stephen D. Lae delivered the day’s oration.
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Ita
Richmond
Differeen Davin
Stephen D. Lae
Pioneer Kills Himself in Clay County Barn Ravine
Aged 82 pioneer resident A. Barnes of Berry in Clay County, Nebraska, committed suicide at his son’s farm by hanging from trees after preparing a crude scaffold. He migrated from Kentucky about forty five years ago and was known to be wealthy.
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Los Angeles
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Feud Reignites Then Fatal Church Siege in Illinois
In July near Farm land Illinois two enemies clashed after services at a church. John Moser died from stab wounds while John Jemerson survived, and bystander injuries occurred including a child and mother assaulted in the melee. A planned railroad collision stunt was proposed to draw crowds, with engines to be set two miles apart and driven toward each other for spectators.
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Ear Marks of Character in Human Form
A collection of excerpts discusses ear shapes and facial features as indicators of temperament and heredity, citing Dr. Lembrosa and Ter tian or Nordau style theories. It links defined ears to beauty, culture, and potential future judgments, with reflections on science, race development, and the idea that “ear marks” may someday reveal character.
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Holmes
Poston
Sultan ends Turkish navy after mutiny at palace
In a report from the Tuttsburgh Dispatch, a transport mutiny near the sultan's palace led to surrender of money owed to the sailors and the decision to disband the navy. The sultan ordered no more navies, citing risk of harm from armed forces at sea.
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Turkey
Hassan Pasha
Markets by Wikk Sanena City July 2
Market reports show receipts and bids across multiple categories. Beef steers and cows traded steady to weaker with varied weights and packing margins while live stock receipts remained high in Hope Cartiz and Susur yards.
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Sanena City
Ahipmenta
Fragmentary financial ledger item from 19th century issue
Fragmentary OCR shows a ledger like list with month labels and cash figures such as July and August values, names like GraceRAL Hews and Von Cash, scattered numbers 863 564 264 276 154 695 710 300. Ambiguous as text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or date context.
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