Death of Prince Bismarck Ends Long Illness
Berlin reports the death of Prince Otto von Bismarck a few minutes before 11 PM Saturday after chronic disease neuralgia of the face and inflammatory venous condition. Doctors Dr Schweninger and Dr Chrystaunder attended. the prince spoke last to his daughter Countess von Rantzau saying, Thanks my child, before dying quietly at the end of a prolonged struggle.
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Bemmons
Prince
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
The
Post
Tre Vorwaers
Deutsche Zeitung
Kreuz Zeitung
Tor & Hoeninger
Prince Hismarck
Europe
Lismarck
Prince of Wales
Schwenieer
Hardy
Ben
Friedricchsruch
Schweninger
Schwenns
Chry- Banker Wagins
Prin Ii Smuirek
Countess von Rantzau
Career of the Great German Chancellor An Unfolding Portrait
A condensed paraographie traces Otto von Bismarcks life from 1815 birth through key turns in Prussian and German history. It covers his estates in Pomerania, 1848 liberal to conservative shift, leadership in the Prussian landtag, roles as minister plenipotentiary and ambassador to Paris, and the unification drive. It notes his wars with Austria and France, the 1871 proclamation of the German empire, and his later years including attempted assassinations and honors, ending with death in 1898 and a US diplomatic tribute.
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Lellharn
April Lat &Keenhausen
Leuten Wilieming von Menken
Karl Wilhelm von Tham Iurck
TelterUsso
Plamann Academy
Terchin
Frederick Wiliam Gymnasium
University of Goettingen
Berin
Hig
Pomerania
Johanna von Puttkamer
Landtag
National Assembly
Paris
Prussia
William II
Schleswig
Holstein
Germany
Lfsorel Cohen
Austria
Sadona
Peae
Pragte
Hanover
Schleswig-Hu Stein
Hesse
Saxony
North German Confederation
France
Alsace
Lorine
William
J Ursche Kaiser
Berlin
Agsnasin
Kuhlman
Hef
Lauenbure
Friedrichsruhe
No Extra Session of Congress Planned in Washington
Washington reports there will be no extra session of Congress though the Senate may be convened briefly to ratify the peace treaty. The House is not expected to meet until the regular session in December unless extraordinary developments occur.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
White House
House
Train Wreck Near Holbrook Kills One and Hurts Many
A Santa Fe train wrecked near Holbrook Arizona yesterday after a broken rail. Ray Gooding, son of the Kingman agent, was killed and fifteen people were injured. One seriously hurt man may die.
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Winslow
A. T
Holbrook
Ray Gooding
The
Santa Fe
Kingman
Seaman Presents Sword and Bible to Captain Philips
In Galveston on August 3 a local man named Almore travels to present a sword and Bible to Captain John Philips aboard the battleship Texas. Funds for the gifts come from Texas Sunday school children with a five cent limit per child.
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Galveston
Tex
Almore
John Philips
Texas
Unclear OCR fragment reports attack involving Cuban eaters and Americans
Fragmentary text notes a possible Aug 3 event with Spanish teamers and a blockade threat. It mentions American involvement and a confrontation but details are missing and unclear.
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Asi
Fforce
Tariff law leaves surplus figures show surplus on peace basis
Treasury data for the last fiscal year show a deficit of 98 million dollars excluding Pacific railways, with war costs in March through June. After five months, receipts exceeded expenditures by about 9.65 million, and the 1897 tariff law produced over 9 million in revenue beyond ordinary outlays.
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Washington
Howell
Pacific Railways
Miners Cleared After Second Trial at Pana
In Pana Illinois on August 2 a jury discharged Martin Hughes George Shanks William Taylor Louis Hirt and other union miners charged with assault with intent to kill Charles Spiers a non union miner after the state’s evidence ended before defense. Spiers fired a shotgun at assailants and the attackers’ identities remained unknown. The miners sue Mayor Penwell for 50000 in damages over arrests of their leaders.
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Spiers
Penwell
Rome
Senator Jones on Cuba and self government stance
Arkansas Senator James Jones, head of the Democratic committee, spoke in St Louis about Cuba and Spanish rule. He argued independence for Cuba and warned against annexing the Philippines, saying the war aimed only to secure Cuba’s independence and to recoup costs.
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Jones
Cuba
St Louis
Jame Jones
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
New York
Porto Rico
Philippines
Thomas Jefferson
Fusion Forces of Nebraska Conventions End in Deadlock
Nebraska convention reports assign Populists control of most state offices except attorney general while free silver platforms prevail. Central dispute on governor ticket persists as Democratic candidate challenge faces deadlock despite three state party meetings. In Illinois, Jailers attack by escaped inmates leaves Joe Wright injured but wife spared and authorities restore control.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Hell Yesterdy
Arys Qoor
Gonor
Attu Ceneral
Builot
Army paymaster arrives to pay Eighth and Ninth regiments
Paymaster Bay of the United States army arrived from Chicago to disburse funds for the Eighth and Ninth regiments. Private Wallace Johnson of company C Eighth regiment died Monday night at St. John's hospital in Springfield of pneumonia. He enlisted from East St. Louis and leaves a wife in Helema Montana.
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Springfield
Artistic Homes and Moderate Costs in Brick Veneered Residence
The article describes a brick veneered 47 by 41 foot residence with pitched stone work, red brick veneer, slate roof, and a five thousand dollar price. It details the interior features including oak trimmed hall and staircase, beamed ceiling, stained glass, and a modern kitchen with frost proof water closet.
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Efa, Payne
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promote Health in Growing Girls
A Detroit mother recounts her sixteen year old daughter’s wasting illness misdiagnosed as consumption. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People the girl’s strength and appearance improved rapidly. The testimony urges mothers to keep this remedy on hand to support girls during rapid development. All druggists sell the pills at 50 cents a box, six boxes for 2.50.
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John Tansey
Baker Street
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Tansey
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