Wave of brief items from Marshfield telegraphs
Immigrant figures for the year end June 30 show 243,207 arrivals in the United States with a Berisst 253,586 figure noted. Reports of storms, deaths, and various incidents across cities including Denver Indianapolis Frankfort and New York. Various legal and social notices touch on marriages, fires, drownings, and political commentary from national figures.
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United
Berisst
Parkersburg
Denver
Ind
N. J
Edgerton
James Grigith
New York
Harrison
Tom Lovend
Berry Short
Knoxville
Foun
Frank W. Wala
Cora x. Weansley
Arcole
Agricultural Department
Daniel Wendall
Staten Island
Ars
Indianapolis
Ato Centraila
Til
Ha Mint Buréau of
the Treasury
L Paris
Standard Ol
George Mitchell
Youmaster
Batesville
Carl Swain
Aratss Swain
M. L. Splitter
Morocco
Willem Ruger, Jr
Winnifred Jerome
Janesville
Wis
Chicago
Arthur Cleveland Coxe
Wosstru New York
Clifton Springs
N.Y
William J. Bryan
Julncoln
Neb
Troy Run
Williamsport
Panera
John Ducro & Sons
Ashiatula
Ohio
Henry Leallo
Springfield
Shence
Notable Deaths, Trials, and International Affairs Tidings
Foreign affairs report lists Charles Dickens's son dead in England and temperance worker Letitia Youmans dying in Toronto. Jameson raiders plead not guilty in London, Pope Leo XIII meets Prof Schroeder of the University of Washington, and Dumfries marks the death centenary of Robert Burns. News mentions Persian frontier violence and parliamentary session notes in Britain. Also reported are alleged brutality by a German governor, Li Hongzhang on China loans, Norway’s petroleum tax bill, and a murder at sea aboard the Herbert Filer.
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Charles Dickens
England
Letitia Youmans
Sublime Porte
Engli Gh
Imade Sqairet
Herr von Puttkarer
German Cameroons
Li Hung Cuang
China
Storthing
Norway
Baw
Nash
Barkentine
Herbert Filer
Vee
Gleanings Prom Science From a Fragmented Text
A digest of scattered scientific notes covers voiceless animals, timekeeping devices, birth month statistics, equatorial life, ancient calendars, aluminum soldering, language evolution, citric acid in foods, twin formation from split worms, wound bacteria development, and microbes enduring extreme cold.
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Sons
Quito
Andy Efly
Vablett
Department of Biology
M. Pletet
Fashion notes for summer gowns and hats in 1910s style
The article outlines trends for seilor hats and summer gowns. It favors white airy fabrics like Persian lawn and organdiées, discusses ribbon use to vary gowns, and suggests rosette hats with a pliant wired stem for a softer, prettier look. It notes cuffs should lay flat and promotes rosettes as a decorative improvement.
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Marie Apteluette Fiehn
Bryan Chooses Nominee Amid Turbulent Populist Convention
William J Bryan of Nebraska was nominated by the Populist party in Chicago amid protests and a mock rump convention. The St Louis gathering saw chaotic scenes as delegates debated the nomination, the plenary powers grant, and potential fusion with the silver forces. Bryan indicated he would decide on accepting based on attached conditions.
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Consin
Chicago
Columbia College School of ‘Mines
Banton Lake
Ocay Litchfield
Conn
EB. M. Whilson
Marion
Ind
Alcinds
Marrow
University of New Mexico At
Aubuquerque
Inckford
BF. Hasty
Pendleton
American Board
Toledo
N. Package
Syracuse
N.Y
Faulkner
Democratic Congressional Committee
Baptist Young People’s Union
Milwaukee
Wis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Denver
Lewis Caswell
Aurora
Pawpaw
Indianapelie
Bryan
Sewail
Matthews
Torple
Nhw
Calerga City Bailway Company
George Grant
David Cok
Farmerg
Columbia
Missouri University
Raya
John Linderman
Veortur
Mi¢h
Wilam J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Henry M. Teller
Mr. Bryan
D. Welsh
John ©. Snllitt
George I. Baer
William M. Singerly
James F. Sullivan
Joseph Morwite
Emanuel Furth
Justice Field
Supreme Court
United States
San Francisco
Pasd Robles
Cal
Jana
Washington
Burry
Ds Haan
Bague
James J. Storrow
Boston
Oscar Anderson
Appleton, Twi
St. Louis
William Jennies Bryan
Nebraska
Senator Jones
Pee
Jones
Husional Committee
Gov. Stone
Missouri
Chaimand Allen
Texas
Stump Ashby
Allen
Bir
Arkansas
California
Kinois
Maine
Joots
T4arolt
Silver Knight of the West
Silver
Sewall
Hly
Mm. Rumeé
Sewil
Immigration Sentiment Alarmed By The Tondon Spectator
The Tondon Spectator warns that global immigration may hal t within twenty years. It suggests Europe faces growing surplus populations as departures to warmer climates decline, risking major reforms to European social systems.
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Tondon Spectator
Europe
Spectator
Great Britain
Germany
Tay
Sierra Leone
Tostier
Bierray Leone
White Mint
Quita Aulike
EARLISI DOINGS AT NATIONAL POPULIST CONVENTION
St Louis July 27 delegates and spectators filled the hall as the national populist convention opened with Senator Butler of South Carolina named temporary chairman and delivering a pro Bryan speech. Lighting troubles interrupted the first evening session while Tauheneck and then Senator Allen of Nebraska spoke in support of Bryan's endorsement. Committees were slow to report but several contests were settled.
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Ashi
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Texas
Bryen
Bryan Tennagers
Bryan
General Weavey
Iowa
General Pleiad
Virginia
Allen
Sen
Eed
Campion
Meine
Georgia
Sewall
Cat
Cabnel Bowman
Harry Skinner
North
Caroline
Howard
Alabama
Thomas E. Watson
J. R. Sovereign
Arkansas
Watson
James R. Johnson
Colorado
New York
Pence
Arman Murphy
L. S. Stockwell
Indiana
Frank Huckitt
Mississippi
Ignatius Loncelty
Minnesota
Whison
Naminaton
Thomas B. George
Burklut
Donovan
Montana
George Abbott
Nebraska
Watear
Rogers
California
Skinners
Senator Stewart
Nevada
Howerd
Thomas
Col. Black
National Free Silver Party
St. Louis
Butler
South Carolina
Tauheneck
Notes of the Day and Varied World Items
A compilation of brief remarks and curiosities across nations. Topics include the otter as pet preference in China, London and vegetarian restaurants, gem symbolism, coal prices in South Africa, Sweden’s tree planting by pupils, British and Canadian coin dating, White mountain forest preservation, Appalachian Mountain land near Crawford house, rising California wine costs, 1895 wine vintage, and New York charity expenditures with about 6,000 families described as generous contributors.
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London
South Africa
China
Siinw
White Mountain
Crawford House
California
California Winemakers’ Corporation
New York
Virginia Republicans Nominate Atkingos for Governor
Parkersburg July 2 The Republican state convention nominated G. W. Atkingos of Wheeling for governor and L. M. LaFollette for auditor.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
G. W. Atkingos
Wheeling
L. M. LaFollette
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the Marshfield Times
Ware
Jalitar and Pot
Rosccrans
Army of the Cumberland
Fla
Rockford
John I. Hobbs
Lexington County
Itika
South Pacific Ocean
Edinborg
Hauten Wright
William Shea
St. Joe
Palmyra
Ha Whate
Han
Teleform
Japan
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Pittsburg
William F. Wiles
Baward Bragg
Democratic Party
Malvern
Ark
Hot Springs
T. Ragsdale
Vina Pearl
Metropolis
Bre
Evansville
Vincennes
Mount Vernon
Illinois
Get
Halifax
Ell
Daniél EB
Bun‘perford
Youn. W. Mackay
Rome
St. Fabras
Buckingham Palace
Gleanings
Prom Science
Prins OF
Pashion
Marie
Judge Dead
National Populist Committee
B. V. Debs
J. H. Kyle
Terry Binpron
Earlisi
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