Atlanta's Big Day at the Exposition Parade
President and party attend Atlanta Exposition events amid a grand reception. Militia units from Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia and other states participate. President Crespo’s Monroe Doctrine stance cited in separate dispatches.
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Atlanta
Wright
Paleo
Exposition
Mentol
Virginia
Onnec Et Talisia
Lafe Tropa
Georgia
Virginsea
Nort
Carolina
Tie Troupe
Yaredei
Governt Winiding
Tie Revue
He Provident
Prescuy Comer
Whis
En Traiming Wien
Cateem
Tia Union
Ellen le
Minn
Meir
United States
Capital
South
Livingston Mims
Washington
Local Trial Details Sparse and Distorted
A fragmented report from a Minnesota area trial mentions a 32.90 amount and a scheme led by a widow from Dewvit. The garbled text references a jury, a confession of a 60s plan, and a camera element, but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Mire
Camermn
Dewvit
Nes Confessea
Smt
Bayard interrupts Monroe Doctrine talks with Lord Salisbury
Fragmented dispatches recount Bayard’s warning to Lord Salisbury that Britain refuses to recognize Monroe Doctrine terms. The British reply reiterates stance on Venezuela frontier and asserts colonial list ambiguity. State Department notes tensions, with Ragland cited as prior U S influence.
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Bayard
Presson
State Department
SeUsnuryz
Coble
Lord Selisbury
Ragland
United States
British Foreign Office
England
British Colonial Office
Clonial Department
British Guinea
Lord Salisbury
Colonial Office
The Dockery Scheme Proves Expensive to Taxpayers
Government insiders condemn the Dockery Commission book keeping overhaul as impractical and costly. After six to twelve months of trial, experts warn the reform will exceed savings, with calls in Congress for remedial legislation and a bill to revert changes and hire 1,000 clerks to restore essential work. The Dockery Commission cost about $50,000.
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Washington Special
Dockery Commission
Congress
United States
Olney Rumor of Resignation Sparks Cabinet Talk
Washington dispatch says a rumor claims Secretary Olney plans to retire from the Cabinet due to a rift with the President over foreign policy including Venezuela. The report is unconfirmed as both leaders and Cabinet members are away, making verification impossible.
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Chicago
Washington
Olney
Atlanta
Boston
Kimsell
Atv. Qiney
Chaos and gunfire as madman holds police in danger
A deranged man in Chicago shoots at police for hours, firing at neighbors and local homes while barricaded in his residence. Officers use chloroform and a syringe, but the suspect resists. In the Niagara segment, a Cincinnati man plans a risky plunge in a wine cask over the falls with a padded interior and lead ballast. International items note sectarian clashes near Sidon and a London Mormon conference with praise for church progress. Medical and political notes close the dispatch with ex-governor Oliver Ames's death.
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Chicago
Bs Nfe
Msnemen
Merton
Merwin
Teaxon
Stanley
Cincinnati
Meredith Stanley
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Fred Briede
Tke Street
Jiriede
Market Quotes and Grain Prices Across Cities
Sioux City and Kansas City market quotes show cattle and hog prices ranging from 2.50 to 6.25 for hogs and 1.50 to 5.00 for cattle. Sheep prices vary around 2.40 to 4.25. Wheat and rye futures appear with mixed figures, while deliveries and shipping rates fluctuate. кад
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Sioux City
Kansas City
South Omaha
Cittle
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Investigation of Wheeler Brings Discharge Threats in South Dakota
In Pierre rapid city notes an investigation into Commissioner Wheeler and labor affairs surfaces a chart of allegations. A discharged clerk faces potential discharge for keeping proms while Wheeler’s son and others dispute claims. A large Garizite reef, colors noted, marks a third Spring Creek discovery in two months near Hot faneht.
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S. A. Wheeler
Eve Wheeler
Cole
Wheeler
Liles
Freesk Deons
Jerek Ronne
el Ower
Nate Obod
Furtt
Terrerenees
Spring Creek
Benefit for the Gyrnasium Au entertainment in Sioux Falls
A chaotic notice describes a benefit titled Dumb Bells and On Balls to raise funds for the Vermilion gymnasium project. It notes subscriptions and entertainment efforts by students. Charles J. Croker arrived from Fitchburg and subscribed to stock in a new Hock Yards company. local officials discuss a change of venue and a freight depot safe cracking incident with no loot found.
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Gyrnasium
Kerfan Robson
Sion Falls
Charles J. Croker
Sioux Falls
Fitchburg
Mass
Orga Hock Yards Company
Mayor Moulton
Fitburs
Bee
Stork Yards Company
Illnois Central
Sioux Fall
Local In and Out: Fires, Frauds, and Narrow Escapes
A string of brief rural news items from Canton to Gettysburg covers a near fatal gas incident in Mitchell involving Clara and Dell Wedehais, legal ruling on feeding mortgaged wheat, Mrs. Lucas improving in Chicago, a $300 savings robbery in Gettysburg, new United States commissioners for Sioux Falls, a child dies from clothing catching fire in Chamberlain, a Scotland farmer loses nearly all possessions to fire, and notes on debts and a roaming suspect chased by Lyon County sheriffs.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at farm house crime event
Fragmentary text describes a night scene at a farm house with hired men, a disturbance involving women awakened, two men upstairs, a demand, and cattle theft nearby. Details are garbled. the incident appears to involve a crime but specifics are unreadable.
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Larshwood
Beveck
Wolves increase on American island threaten stock
The article notes a rise in wolf numbers on the island of Chamberlain and nearby areas, with two genuine wolves killed during a demonstration. Drivers claimed wolves caused extensive stock damage across the White River region, while food abundance and hunting rise are cited as factors. Also reported is the death of Chamberlain Mayor J W Orcutt from a runaway accident, with funeral services in Osage and honors by the Masonic Lodge.
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Chemberlain Sportmerican
Belle Fourche
Charmberlain
J.W. Orcutt
Chamberlain
K. of P
Knights Templars
Mitchell
Osace
Iowa
Osage
Masonic Lodge
County court dissects proposed courthouse vote
The court ruling questions the county commissioners authority to call a vote on a courthouse project. In a recount at Arlington owner Henry Hamilton’s matter shows 484 votes for the purchase and 471 against. The county awaits further action as a similar proposition is set to go before voters next month.
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Dudge Camppel
Marcourt House
Ritton
Henry Hamilton
Arlington
Aberdeen Crusade Organizes Prohibition Enforcement League
Prohibitionists in Aberdeen met to form an enforcement league with officers President W F Z Bushnell Vice Presidents C E Reed W R Cook Secretary W J Hulett Treasurer J B Moore Local enforcement committee named O Curtis H H Potter C M Stevens W H Morgan Immediate steps aim to prosecute illegal liquor sales by blind pigs saloons and drug stores. many spotters are in the field. A determined fight between prohibition and high license has begun with high license holding the present advantage.
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Aberdeen
Enforcement League
W. F. Z. Bushnell
C. E. Reed
W R. Cook
W. J. Hulett
J. B. Moore
O. Curtis
H. H. Potter
C. M. Stevens
W. H. Morgan
Webster Heard From After Mysterious Disappearance
Webster from Aberdeen reappears sending mail to Des Moines after prior plans to move to Kingsley Iowa. Postmaster reports mail routing. speculation he fled in madness with burned wagon and tied team. Also notes a Madison Post Office burglary and other local items.
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Webster
George Webster
Aberdeen
Kingsley
Iowa
Des Moines
Niagara Falls Harnessed for Industrial Power
The New York Tribune reports Niagara Falls’ power harnessing, estimating global coal-equivalent potential at 71,000 horsepower and noting the first 5,000 HP wheel in operation. Engineers foresee abundant power to run trolleys, light cities within 200 miles, and even reach Chicago or New York, marking a shift from spectacle to vast industrial utility.
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Niagara
Chicago
New York
New York Tribune
Annual Cost of an Englishman Explained by William Muir
The Saturday Review presents an instructive calculation of Britain's annual per person cost. It totals national consumption at £456 million, adds 80 percent for manufacturing and distribution, then divides by 38 million people to £12 per head for natural product value. Expenditure averages £30, with £18 for services. It compares ranges from £7 for a farm laborer to £40 for the most costly consumer, noting shared living and shared wardrobe.
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Great Britain
Saturday Review
William Muir
United Kingdom
Padua discovers rare first Shakespeare folio at library
A 1632 first folio of Shakespeare, nearly complete save for the title page, is found in Padua University Library. The volume bears stage markings for Macbeth Measure for Measure and A Winter's Tale. The frontispiece is missing and the book was likely owned by an actor. In Colmar Alsace a cafe sign spelled cafe was challenged to use German kaffee.
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Padua
University Library of
Shakspeare
Macbeth
Alsace
Colmar
Cafe
Richard Griffon
Bound to Save His Trunk
At Charing Cross station London a black box was found chained to a pillar. The owner turned up Monday a German clerical student who had taken the box to Margate to avoid cloakroom fees. He claimed it and explained the frugal storage method costing 81 cents.
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Charing Cross
London
Margate
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John Lacroix
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Sulphur Bath House Company
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Abel W. Odell
Odell City
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