Rumor of Gamble Washabaugh Ticket Stirs Republican Arena
The Republican cites a northern source claiming a new deal behind R. J. Gamble for congress with F. J. Washabaugh as running mate and Gov. Sheldon influence aiming to reshape Senate races. Washabaugh asserts a run for Capt. Lucas, while Moody would become state treasurer to sideline Major Pickler and clear Kyle’s seat for the future.
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Washabaugh
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Oregon election darkens Populist hopes as Democrats flock
The New York Sun reports Oregon’s election yields a large Republican plurality and hints Democrats benefited from Populist support. Judge Lord won the governorship by about 15,000 votes. the legislature and both congressmen are Republican. The piece attacks Democratic ties to Populism and questions national impact of the income tax and tariff.
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Oregon
Judge Lord
Congress
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Cleveland
Harrison
Washington
Pive Weaver
White House
Capitol
Nine Race Horses Killed in Great Western Wreck
A major wreck on the Chicago Great Western near Stillman Valley Illinois killed nine race horses en route from Chicago to St Paul for the Twin City Races at Hamline. Fourteen others were injured, including grooms and jockeys, with losses estimated at $20000.
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St. Paul
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Mongi
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Indigo
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Azreel
Russian Disaster Drowns 46 on Samara River Party
A party of about 70 youths returning from a fete on the Jek River aboard a leaky crowded boat sank near Bugulm. Forty six passengers drowned while others clung to fate. Also reported are the drownings of Dr J H Brown at Madison Lake and the fatal boiler explosion at Bilger Bros saw mill killing Nelson Bilger and fatally scalding Herbert Bilger. Eight workers escaped.
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Jek
Bugulm
Pureasant Gap
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Nelson Bilger
Herbert Bilger
Bilgers
Gladstone Says No US Visit Invitation Was Received
The Associated Press was told by William E. Gladstone that no invitation to visit the United States had reached him. He said he did not know of any organized movement for a visit and believed the proposal was only a compliment.
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United States
London
Associated Press
William E. Gladstone
Oil Stove Explosion Fatal Burns in Philadelphia
Mrs Emily Banes died from burns suffered when an oil stove exploded while she prepared breakfast. Charles Kemp William Kemp and Samuel Banes were badly burned attempting to help. Other items note Platteville Wisconsin cylinder mill blasts and a Wisconson baby fatality. Mexico faces potential corn famine without rain.
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Emily Banes
Charles
William Kemp
Samuel Banes
Light Output of Flour at Head of the Lakes Falls
Flour mills at the head of the lakes produced 61 908 barrels last week, down from 94 008 the prior week and 86 500 the year prior. Wheat stocks total 6 479 000 bushels locally and at Superior, a weekly drop of 871 000. a year ago stocks were over 9 000 000. Much of the decline stems from unsettled freight rates and reduced shipments east by boat.
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Douuru
Superior
Iowa veterans encampment opens in Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs Iowa June 30 eight thousand G A R delegates arrive daily five thousand visitors expected by evening. Address of welcome given by ex Department Commander Steadman. Election of successor to Phil Schaller as department commander anticipated in secret session with three candidates prominent. Meanwhile Wisconsin and Peninsular veterans meetings report activities and speakers.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa State
Park
Steadman
Phil Schaller
Altamonte Power Plan Aims 600000 HP For Duluth
Duluth reports a plan to bring 600000 horsepower of water power from the St Louis river rapids to the city at a multi million cost. The project includes dams pipes and reservoirs and would yield six times Niagara Falls canal power.
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St. Louis
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Yankton Lands Bill Passes Senate Ratification
Senate approves a bill to ratify an agreement with the Yankton Sioux tribe of South Dakota. The session also discusses tariff amendments and resolutions on protected industries. A Minnesota Chippewa relief bill also passes the House.
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United States
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White Earth
Red Lake
Contempt Charges Sought Against Sugar Trust President Havemeyer
In Washington on June 20 the senate sugar trust committee decided to ask the vice president to certify that President H O Havemeyer and Sugar Refining treasurer J S Searle refused to answer questions. The move, proposed by Senator Allen, was supported by Lodge and Davis while Gray and Lindsay opposed. Des Moines reports Iowa crop bulletin notes more rain needed, corn promising, oats barley and hay beyond recovery with oats yield likely under 50 percent.
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J. S. Searle
Sugar Refining Company
Allen
Lodge
Davis
Gray and
Lindsay
Des Moines
Iowa Crop Bulletin
Judge Thomas Disbands Sanders Army in Kansas
Leavenworth Kansas June 20 Judge Thomas sentenced Sanders commonweal army with 13 men fined 25 dollars and jailed at Lawrence six staff officers fined 50 dollars and jailed at Wichita forty fined 20 dollars and sent to Leavenworth county jail thirty two fined 20 dollars sent to Wyandotte county jail eighty fined 20 dollars sent to Shawnee county jail Topeka Substantial penalties break up the movement.
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Sanders
Douglass
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Sedgwick
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Topeka
Hogan's Navy Sails From Bismarck for Pierre Courthouse
The Hogan fleet sails from Bismarck toward Pierre with about 75 Coxeyites ferried from the Missouri river. Deputies arrive from the east to guard freights as train attackers in Dawson are arraigned. Steen waives examination and is remanded on bail. Harcourt to be elevated to the Lords after this session.
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