Salisbury Speech Highlights Controversy at Banquet
An English Premier says the Vene ration dispute is at an fond at a London lord mayor banquet. Speeches by US envoy Bayard and Lord Salisbury drew cheers and cautious praise for addressing government policy and international tensions amid calls for national unity.
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Bayard
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Cherrs
Ecorpses
Tord Chaterinw
Seathans
Tabata
Natianal Oper
Digues
Basard Tassalistury
Oservat High
Farmers National Congress Hears National Farm Policy Push
Four day Farmers National Congress session in Indianapolis drew 150 delegates from across the United States. Gov. Matthews welcomed attendees, and President Clinton of Tadianoa opened the discussions. The memorial urged protective duties on farm commodities including cotton, hemp, corn, wool, and dairy products to prevent monopolies and secure domestic supply while resisting prohibitory tariffs.
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Indianapatis
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Clinton
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Towa
Congress
ISK
Paddt
National Wool Growers’ Association
Washington
Senate
Treaty Rivalry and Arbitration Tension Report
A seventeenth century account details a Noyval arbitrator from Sweden and Norway mediating between the Vitel Seites and larent Peitain. The stalled treaty seeks peace via a British embassy discussion in Wasidinsten. Kingsear, a noted figure described as tall and wise, is central to the narrative.
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Norway
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Vitel Seites
Larent Peitain
Wasidinsten
Mon
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Olmey
United States
Sir di Iy
Kingsear
Postmaster Elections Proposed by Congressmen Elect
Republican congressmen elect report heavy applicant interest for town post offices. Plan favored is to let towns vote by popular ballot to select postmasters for four year terms, a system tried after Cleveland’s 1884 win and said to work well in some states.
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Cleveland
Studebaker Increases Capital Stock To 3.56 Million
The Studebaker Manufacturing Company of South Bend filed notice with the Secretary of State showing an increase of capital stock from 1,000,000 to 3,560,000. The firm paid 32,000 to the State for filing the amended article of incorporation.
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Studebaker Manufacturing Company of
South Bend
Senator Tohr Shertoap Discusses Next Congress Agenda
In a New York interview at the Fifth Avenue Motel Senator Tohr Shertoap of Ohio comments on future legislation. He notes a need for a tariff bill, praises the Dingtley plan with changes, and blames Democrats for blocking it. He predicts silver bloc obstruction dwindling and a possible smooth passage if key states align.
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Dingtley
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Massacre in Everek Leaves Hundreds Hurt, Desolation Follows
Report from Everek outlines a catastrophic incident where hundreds are fatally injured and many more wounded. Authorities urge obedience to orders while the community confronts loss, with references to political devices and statewide reforms discussed at a St. Louis convention on January 12, 1907.
Market Prices and Stockers List for Farm Goods
An 1800s market page records prices for stockers heifers cows and horses, plus poultry and miscellaneous farm commodities. It lists values for Houds slippers hides corn oats wheat pork lard and regional prices from New York Rathmerce St Louis and St. Louis. The fragment shows varied prices per unit and notes quality terms like unwashed and merchantable.
Arbitration pact set between United States and Britain
A Washington dispatch reports that the United States and Great Britain have completed arrangements for a Venezuela focused arbitration treaty. The commission will have five arbitrators with the U S and Britain each naming two, the fifth to be selected, while Venezuela is not directly represented. The treaty grants fifty years of undisputed possession as proof of rightful occupancy of the disputed districts.
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Washington
United States
Grea Britain
London
Vensanela
Great Britain
Venezuela
Immigrant Arrivals and Deportations In Fiscal Year
A Washington special cites the Commissioner General of Immigration report showing 35 257 arrivals, 340 68 handed, and 2 79 in deportations funded by steamship lines. Of deported, 707 under prearrival labor contracts, 2023 in prohibited classes. 238 became public charges. some returned. No new burden on institutions. arrivals mainly skilled and laborers, some professionals. Money brought at least 4 017 wis. Population growth not indicated. decline versus prior decade. Data on literacy and origin countries listed.
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United States
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Moravia
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Governor-Elect Mount Addresses Indiana Republicans
James A Mount governor elect of Tadiana issues a statement to Indiana Republicans praising the campaign results and thanking supporters. He credits the State Central Committee local committees and others for victory and calls for civil, issue driven politics rather than partisan rancor. A note about a novel present for Weinley follows.
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James A. Mount
Tadiana
Republicanus
Indiana
Iadiana
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Janes A. Mount
Gold bell gift recalls revolutionary event for Major McKinley
A Groton Connecticut gift honors Major McKinley with a gold dinner bell inspired by a Revolutionary War tale. The bell imitates a woman’s petticoat worn by Mother Baller during the Ft. Trumbull threat. The accompanying poem by Francis Lester Rowland links the 1850 gift to the Children of the Revolution society.
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McKinley
Groton
Major McHinley
Thomas Starr Society of the Children of the Revolution
Groton Ete Conn
National W C T U session and varied news items
The dispatches note the National W C T U meeting in St Louis, rapid postal growth, Moody and Sankey revival meetings in New York, New Hampshire returns for McKinney, a boxing upset in New York, and multiple political, crime, and accident reports across the United States.
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Bryn
Moody and
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Cooper Union
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McKinney
Peter Maher
Choynski
Washington
Cleveland
Carlisle
A Mob Seeks Revenge After Assault Near Ayrshire
Evansville dispatch reports a miner mob pursued Will iams after he assaulted a sick woman’s daughter near Ayrshire on the Louisville Evansville and St. Louis railroad. He was killed by a mob shot near woods while fleeing. No arrests.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ayrshire
Louisville
Pheineh
Lumi
Fend
Hunting Trip Heads to Ozarks With Democratic Party Members
A high level Democratic party delegation travels from St. Louis to the Ozark mountains for a hunting trip. Accompanying Col M. C. Wetmore are US Senator J. K. Jones, Governor Stone, Daniel J. Campin, and Sam B. Cook. Abr. Bevan visits and is hosted by Wetmore at the Phinters.
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St. Louis
William Jennings Degan
Ozark Mountains
Col M. OC. Wetmore
Taney County
United States
J. K. Jones
National Committee
Stone
Daniel J. Campin
Michigan
Sam B. Cook
Venezuelan minister departs for Caracas amid treaty talks
The Venezuelan minister leaves for Caracas as Britain and Caracas argue over the treaty. The London Times notes trade shifts with rising imports and falling exports in October. The Chronicle in Rome reports Austria may seek a new Dreibund clause after Bismarck disclosures. A socialist kills a rich merchant in Patras and is arrested. A Cape Town dispatch cites modest Transvaal indemnity expectations after the Jameson raid.
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London Times
Paris Dispatch
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Frango Paulo
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Transvaal
Vandalia Receiver Appointed to Oversee Indiana and Times System
Judge Woods of the United States Circuit Court at Indianapolis appoints Volney Mator receiver for the Vandalia railway system within Indiana and Times jurisdiction. The bond is 350000, and the receiver immediately assumes control of the business. The appointment aligns with a similar case against the Detroit and Peoria line, forming part of the Vandalia network.
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United States Circuit Court
Indianapolis
Volney PL
Indiana
Timess
Michiganna
Torre Hiautec& Peoria Riitreid
Yorre Dested& Deoria
Pera, Harte & Titian Apolis
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Saattel
Monster Sea Creature in Pacific Encounter off Watmoff Island
English porpoise hunters in the Pacific spotted a freakish sea monster near Watmoff Island. Shot between the eyes by Lord Devonshire, the 10 foot long behemoth with humanlike body and four fingered hands was stunned and later killed to prevent swamping. Weighing about 500 pounds, it is preserved in ice in Seattle for shipment to the British Museum.
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Seattle Wash
Pacific
Watmoff
Lord Devonshire
Seattle
British Museum
Ceremony of Receiving an Ambassador in July Ladies Journal
The article outlines the formal ceremony for presenting a new ambassador, including arrival at the State Department, reception in the Blue Room, readings of credence, and the president’s reply followed by informal conversation. It also notes the ceremonial sequence with the secretary of state and the president.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
State Department
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