Hohenlohe Steps Down as German Chancellor in 1896
Berlin Oct 19 A Reichs Anzeiger special edition reports Emperor William agreed to relieve Prince Hohenlohe from his chancellor post. Count von Buelow named chancellor president of the Prussian ministry and foreign affairs. The emperor thanks the old chancellor in an autograph letter and plans a diamond set gift. Hohenlohe cited opposition to China policy and imperial impulsiveness as factors.
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Berlin
Reichs-Anzeiger
William
Prince Hohenlohe
Prince von Hohenlohe
Count von Buelow
Junker
Prince Hohenlohe-Schillingfuerst
China
Hohenlohe
Schleswig
Lippe-Detwold
German statesmen and the Bismarckian era outlined
The text details chancellor Caprivi’s resignation and Bismarck’s influence, noting Hohenlohe’s long service and aristocratic connections, including his shift from candlelit offices to electricity. It also profiles Count Bernhardt von Buelow as a key advocate of Bismarckian policy, highlighting his rise through foreign service and his role in Samoa talks.
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Count von Caprivi
Prince Bismarck
Prince Hohenlohe
Empress
Germany
Baden
William
Hohenlohe
Count Bernhardt von Buelow
Miguel
Hohenlohn
Foreign Office
Legation
Rome
Paris
Vienna
Bucharest
Baron von Bieberstein
Samoa
Six Injured in Vandalia Railway Collision at Verona
Six persons were injured when a north bound train collided with a south bound train at Verona Station near Logansport Indiana. An open switch caused the wreck with engines damaged and passengers harmed. Brakeman James Price said he closed the switch. engineer Charles Schrier was badly scalded and injured.
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Logansport
Ind
Vandalia
Verona
James Price
H. J. McSheehy
Charles Schrier
Irvin Hutchinson
Peach Man Sues Over Damaged Crawford Peaches
In Michigan a South Haven beekeeper with about sixty bee colonies faces a peculiar lawsuit against a peach grower over bees damaging early Crawford peaches. The plaintiff sought 200 dollars. Expert witnesses from agricultural colleges will testify for the defense.
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South Haven
Mich
van Buren County
H. J0. Burrell
J. M. Rankin
Agricultural College
Agricultural Department
Washington
Kidney tablets advertised to cure kidney and bladder issues
An old time advertisement claims to filter the blood and treat diseased kidneys and bladder. It lists symptoms such as nervous prostration and cloudy urine and promotes DR. Holtins Kidney Tablets as a guaranteed remedy sold by Beltia Chemical Co with local Muscatine pharmacies named.
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Bright
Beltia Chemical Co
Maiden Lane
N. Bu
Reign of Terror Seizes Train Near Mattoon Ill
Ed Ortman a Hidalgo farmer is held in Toledo for mayhem after a drunken assault on Otto Schilling trainmaster of the Illinois Central Peoria division. Ortman attacked aboard a train at Janesville, slashing Schilling’s forehead and cheek, then was overpowered and restrained in the baggage room.
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Mattoon
Ills
Ed Ortman
Hidalgo
Toledo
Otto Schilling
Peoria
Illinois Central
Ortman
Janesville
Schilling
Mighty Hard Boy to Kill
Johnny Barrett sixteen teen year old who fell from a fast moving express train twelve miles east of Washington Iowa. He survived the fall and was found crying on the track by two train workers. He and his mother continued their journey to Oklahoma after the rescue.
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Washington
Johnny Barrett
Here
Morris
Lls
Kingfisher
O. T
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Road
Oklahoma
Coal price holds at 7.25 after strike ends
In Duluth on October 19 the price of hard coal rose 25 cents to 7.25 a ton despite the end of the coal strike. Local dealers report stocks are short and doubt any settlement will ease prices or restore power.
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Duluth
Brooklyn Wins The Cup In World Baseball Series
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 6 to ? in final game to claim the world baseball cup and collect half the gate receipts from the four games, showing stronger play throughout the series. Other notices include John C Wagner filing bankruptcy in Racine and Samuel E Morss returning from Europe to attend events in Indianapolis. A Marion child dies from burns sustained near Herbst after a bonfire incident.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brookyn
Pittsburgh
Third Raid by Burglars on Fond du Lac Post Office
Robbers struck the Fond du Lac post office on Tuesday night breaking into the vault and taking about $200 in stamps and currency plus several registered letters whose contents are unknown. The perpetrators used a rear window and opened the vault door but did not touch two safes inside. Local police and a banker policeman patrolled the beat yet were unaware of the crime. This post office has a history of robberies with previous breaks on June 15, 1892 stealing $180.52 and August 16, 1895 taking $187.23.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Wheat Demand Sets Global Bread Market Pace
A global demand for bread requires 2 300000000 bushels of wheat each twelve months.
Dr Elizabeth Harlan Osteopathy Specialist in Muscatine
Elizabeth Harlan D D graduate of American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Missouri treats women and children without drugs. Established in Muscatine December 1899 osteopathy recognized as a scientific method with many cures after other methods failed. If chronic trouble persists visit for a thorough examination to see if she can help.
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Elizabeth Harlan
D. D
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Muscatine
Harlan
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