Courts Should Handle Any Bardsley Accomplices
The piece argues Philadelphia courts should handle any accomplices of Bardsley with simple justice, noting the Aberdeen News and others, while criticizing partisan bias in Independent papers. It mentions a National Bank Examiner removal over the Keystone bank failure in Philadelphia and asserts the Republican administration stance.
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Philadelphia
Bardsley
National Bank
Drew
Keystone
Turners speak out in meeting over politics and probes
A Turner county Alliance man denounces actions by the elevator and insurance firms and the Ruralist, warns against being sold to the Democrats, and notes Bardsley’s fifteen years solitary confinement with a half million fine. The piece compares Iowa gubernatorial candidates Boies and Wheeler, reflects Republican unity, and discusses prohibition voting.
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Turner County Alliance
Elevator Company
Insurance Company
Loucks
Wardall
Cummings
Argus-Leader
Bardsley
Fourth of July Brings Pride and Wounded Joy
A poem recalls a boy scarred from fireworks and powder while celebrating the Fourth of July. Though mangled, the child smiles in memory, dreaming of freedom and daily fireworks. The verse preserves a nation's festive spirit and hopeful resilience through injury and recovery.
Letty Bravery Spurs Snowdon Fourth of July Mystery
In Snowden the Ely family faces poverty while Squire Melville rises on wealth and pride. Letty Ely defies her lover Jack Melville’s father, protects him from approaching danger during a Fourth of July crisis, and the couple’s fate hinges on Melville’s childlike pride and Letty’s brave intrusion to shield them. The night ends with a dramatic break in the fireworks and a hopeful union.
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Snowden
Ely
Squire Melville
Snowdilen
California
Mabob
Letty Ely
John Melville
Letty
York and Lancaster
Jack Melville
Jack
Precious
Melville
Melville Court
James
Mr. Melville
Miss Gracie
Squire
Grace
Melvilles
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Mary C. Hungerford
Good Corn to Ralise
A Kansas paper reports Jerusalem corn derives from two kernels yielding seed for five bushels the next season and 500 bushels in the following crop. The plant grows about three feet tall, resembles broom corn, with white grain suited for bread and oatmeal. In wet weather it reaches six feet with little grain. It thrives in dry seasons and is said to be drought resistant. Western Kansas farmers plan large cultivation next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jerusalem
Up in Tree Report of Two Wolf Packs Observed
A Russian civil official reports to the government that in January he saw a pack of about 2000 wolves and, half an hour later, another pack of around 500, all apparently fit and ready to attack any food in reach. He notes he was up a tree when he observed the wolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Bia Amile
Carrie
Wayfarer
Oakland
Cal
Antwerp
San Francisco Examiner
Mr. Spencer
Lirm
Spencer
London
E. A. McMahon
Staunton
Hood
Srilla
Thad
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines. Grand prize at Paris Exposition
The 1889 Paris Universal Exposition awarded Wheeler & Wilson the Grand Prize for the No 9 family sewing machine and No 38 PEAlE model. Nathaniel Wheeler received the Legion of Honor from the French government. The ad urges readers to procure the No 9 or No 38 from dealers or write for a catalog. agents sought in unfilled territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
America
Wheeler Wilson
Nathanial Wheeler
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson , CO
Chicago
Dehorning Calves Promoted by Muley Maker Fluid
Farmers urged to dehorn calves weeks old and under using Muley Maker or Dehorning Fluid. Claims include no pain and no blood and that a child can apply it. No references to dosage, safety, or endorsements from veterinary sources.
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Aberdeen News
Omaha World-Herald
New York Times
Ingalls
United States Senate
Argus
Kyle
U.S
Iowa
Boies
New York
Hi. Wheeler
South Dakota
Alexandria
Democratic Press
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ohio
Sioux City
Republican
Yankton
M. Phelps
Young’s Hotel
Boston Globe
Atlanta Journal
Ong
Lh. W. Stair
C.c.bras & CO
Scallin’s Drug
W.S. Crouse
Mitchell
Lewis & Bennett’s
Jewisgbennetts 5
AGL
J. E. Greene
Davison County
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Anel Goles
L. Pouglas
Mase
Champeny Bros. Agt
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