Clarke Extols Senatorship and Defies Republican Ticket
Clarke urges the Douglas county race, threatening to ruin the party if not nominated. He proclaims Republicans honest if allowed to run, otherwise vows to beat all ticket nominees. He ties opposition to railroads and whisky rings, and advocates temperance as defining merit. He notes whooping cough in city children and touts temperance rhetoric as pivotal to the contest.
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Clarke
Senate
Republican
Douglas County
Liberty Hall
Leia
O. Thacher
Prohibition
Noted Forney excursion party to the Great Western National Fair
A Jersey City departure list shows prominent figures traveling to the Great Western National Fair. Included are Jno W Forney and many politicians, clergymen, and officials such as Hon Alex E Cattel Hon Jno Merriam Gen Jas A W ee verett J S Cunningham and Rev Edward Everett Hale. The telegraphic report was sent to the reception committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney
Jersey City
Jno
W. Forney
Alex E. Cattel
Merriam
G. W. Brown Bago
Gresley
Jas A. Wee Ee
Ian Ee
T.verett
J.S. Cunningham
Edward Everett Hale
Col
H. G. McComb
J. A. Cookman
John Eanreerek
Emory Storrs
Leonard Weet
Forney Excursion Committee Forms for Guest Entertainment
A joint committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce formed to organize the Forney excursion entertainment. J. L. Craw was elected chair and C. W. Smith secretary. Committees appointed to secure hotels and accommodations include M. W. Hadley, George A. Hunt, George Janes, A. Harris, and C. Smith with city council involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commeroe
Tuteday
J. 3
Craw
C. W. Smith
M .W. Hadley
George A. Hant
George Janes
Ion Com- A. Harris
C. cx
Bal Hadley
Kim W. Smith
City Council
Vermont Republicans Win by About Twenty-Six Thousand
The Vermont results show a Republican majority around 26 000 for the state ticket with a large Republican legislature. Reports from other states note a Massachusetts Prohibition convention, while English and British coal mine disasters and a Vera Cruz wreck are outlined in dispatches. Details cover wreck salvage, looting, and fatalities with pilots profiteering on the beach.
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Vermont
Brudixetox
House
Natre River
Jereuoy
Farnham
Phelps
Heath
Greenbacker
Scattering
Fairbanks
Bingham
Wurtz River Reaction
Scatering
Fairbank
J Fairbanks
Ingham
Joyce
Tyles
Grant
Meston
Garfield
Bonnixetoy, Jr
J. A. Gaperety
Burlington
Gro
F. Eowoxas
Mrovixsver
Gex
J.A. Ganrrecp
W. Maso
Terrible village fire ravages Quebec settlements
A massive fire swept a Quebec village Monday near Upton, threatening ten miles of countryside. Wind drives flames across farms, destroying houses, barns, and crops. Eleven people were reported missing with several fatalities. about seventy five families, roughly 450 people, were burned out and may face higher losses. Fugitives from St Helena and St German sought escape by horse as authorities fear greater death toll.
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New York
Upton
Quebec
St. Helena
St. German
St. Gailame
Striking Miners Meet Over Colored Worker Issue
Dergorr Sept 3 A telegram from Corning says miners met and adopted a resolution ordering colored miners to quit after planning another meeting of all miners in three villages for concrete action. Assistant Adjutant General Smith received a staff telegram from Corning noting the meeting was likely over and fears of further trouble. Colored miners in the fort were mentioned.
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Dergorr
Corning
Adjetant
Smith
American Newspapers as Mirrors of Life and Education
J M Gregory of Illinois State University argues at the Social Science Association meeting that American newspapers mirror national life. He asserts newspapers reveal virtues and vices, thoughts and opinions, politics and commerce, culture and civilization. He notes over 8 000 papers exist weekly with over a billion copies circulated annually.
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America
Higgins
Marcus D. Conway
Conway
Gregor
Chicago
London Times
Baratova
Social Science Association
J. M. Gregory
Ilinoia State University
Amercan
Department of Business
Manu
Fiery Fiance Trexton Fire Wrecks Prison Shop
A blaze at a shoe shop and laundry inside the state prison caused about 60000 in damage with 25000 insured. In San Francisco the Galen dos Hotel at Franklin and Ninth in Oakland burned, likely 50000 loss. California precinct results show charter adoption opposed after 104 precincts counted, 3099 for and 14474 against, with under 6000 votes uncounted. majority remains against.
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Trexton
N J
San Francisco
Galendos
Franklin and
Ninth Streets
Oakland
Safes blown open in Mirwacgze and Neosho thefts
A Sentinel special reports the safes of D. Baker in Mirwacgze and J. Howan in Neosho were forced last night. About $1,300 was taken from Baker and $100 from Howan. Weather notes predict rising barometer and warmer winds. Thompson & Co. bankers on South Third street suspend payments with liabilities listed at 90,000.
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Mirwacgze
Wis
D. Baker
J. Howan
Neosho
Pmnavetrma
Thompson & Co
South Third Street
Lawrence Local Market Shows Higher Demand and Prices
The Lawrence market reports improved cattle demand with prices up about 25 percent across grades. Hogs stay active and firm, butter scarce and higher, vegetables and fruit heavily shipped. Wheat quotes list No 4 at 65c and No 3 at 68 to 78c, oats and corn steadier, flour and meats priced per local dealer H Kesting.
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Lawrence
H. Kesting
Carte
Hoas
Louis Stock Market Report From Archived Ledger
Stock market notes show demand and supply conditions with limited activity. References to cats and lambs appear as stray OCR artifacts. real data mentions prices around 2.50 to 5 per unit and notes scarce shipments.
Kanab City Produce Market Report Sept 8 Key Wheat and Grain The News
Market notes for Kanab City dated Sept 8 show receipts 1 735 bushels of wheat with shipments of 21 489 bushels and in store demand. Prices for No 2 Ge bid No 3 AGT and No 47136 bid appear. rye and barley asked with mixed activity. CORK receipts 119 bushels shipments 549 bushels instore 60 45 bakers. butter scarce and prices weak. No. 2 vats bid. butter and eggs quoted with limited movement in a quiet market.
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Nues
Kangas City Stock Market Report for Sept 8
Kawass Urre notes cattle receipts for four hours at 6775 with mixed demand in Texas markets. Steers sold around 9,904.08, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 5.30, cows 3.25 to 4.25, Texas steers 2.50 to 2.90. Shipments over four hours total 2,537. Sheep receipts for five hours 106 with market quiet. native lambs average about 1.0 to 1.40 pounds sold at 0.34 per pound.
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Kangas City
Kawass Urre
Texas
Chicago Produce Market Report Snapshot February 8
Market notes show steady to firm tones across grains and livestock with mixed cash and futures activity. Wheat and corn range from steady to higher as buyers await headlines. hogs and cattle hold steady with selective gains. whiskey prices steady near 112.
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Ubicago
Ave
Eels
Announcees Seek Various County Republican Backing
A flood of self announcements from Douglas County Republicans seeks party support for offices including State Senate Clerk of the District Court County Attorney County Augrney Probate Judge Probate Clerk of the District Court Superintendent of Public Instruction and County Attorney. Names include W A Stankin M S Summerfield J B Wilano J E Cover Fran F Dinason Janus M Henvar T J Sixunexnad and others.
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Wesodidata Yorthy State Senate
Republican County Convention
W.A Stankin
Wakarusa Township
J. E. Cover
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Douglas County
Fran F. Dinaoon
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Biale
Haskell
Kannas
Forsey
the Republicans of
Thesr
Massachusetts Prohibitionists
Vera Cruz
Vera Croc
the Herald
St. Augustine
Florida
Getty
Matanzas
Arsachusetts Prohibs
Worcastee
Mass
T. J. Lathrope
State Committee
Republican Party
A.T. Minor
Minor
Neal Dow
James A. Garfield
National Prohibition Party
Cleveland
Massachusetts
A. H. Thompson
Charles Almy
New Bedford
Timopley Earl
Worcester
Solomon
E. F. Hoot
Dalton
Thomas J. Lathrope
Taunton
Jonah Buck
Hartwick
Sam. M. Pairfield
Malden
A. A. Minor
John Blackman
Securly
Igned
G. W. Nicsons
Rep
Lospex
Durham
Loxvox
Leaham
Lospox
Seaham
Pontiras
New Onteaxs
Newton C. Blanchard
Newark
N.J
Phenix Jones
Benivyivere
N. J
Henry S. Harris
Greenstone
N.C
T. 3
Keogh
Guincevont
Cons
Wm. H. Barnum
Congress
Frederick Miles
Uasaxpatera
N. Y
U.S. Hopham
Norrois
Hachimone
P. T. Shaw
Duscwue
Iowa
Wo. Stewart
St. Louis
H. G. Pike
Alton
Arkansas
Lirrie Rock
Pulaski
Williams
Newton
Griffith
Baldwin
Burrows
Wolford
Gray
Warwick
Allenberg
Oliver
Coates
Benjamin
Denver
Tribune
Santa Fe
Alexander Lebain
Fort Cummings
Isaac Roberts
E.S. Madden
Fort Bowie
Indiana
Hilkensy
Waterxeton
United States Rer At
Bedalla
Sepvaria
Tom Keno
Nepaper
Charter
Pracisco
Safes
Wasniveron
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Louis
Be Fare
Ues
Prime Mercantile
Lew St. Joe
U.P. Est
Ligea
Kanbab City
Kanna
Chicago Produce Market
Ofice
Repubican
B.D. Panurr
Tam Ao
RJ. Boxmorraaus
Augrney
Eddiwid
Scummerfield
J. 8. Wilano
L’robate
Janus M. Henvar
A. H. Foor
District Court
Republian
T. J. Sixunexnad
Crew & Corn
J. D. Patterson
Mastachusetts and
Howry Sis
Woodward
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