Slaying Threats Rise From Paterson Anarchists Over Humbert Case
Paterson N J Aug 1 The life of President McKinley has been threatened by anarchists in this city who vowed death to King Humbert or other rulers The group led by Ernesta Crevella a 21 year old silk mill worker and editor of El Questione Sociale dominated a meeting of anarchists that endorsed the assassination of Humbert The Society for the Direction of Existence is linked to the group and Crevella declared Bressi a martyr She spoke English well after five years in the United States and urged a republic where monarchs would not sit on thrones Miss Crevella called for broader attacks on rulers including the czar and the King of Italy The article also notes the wife of antano Hress the assassin of King Humbert being stunned by the notoriety brought on by her husband s crime and her wish to escape publicity while in New York City
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The Negro Outed: Democrats Win in North Carolina
In a decisive 39,000 vote margin, Democrats and white supremacists triumph in North Carolina, disenfranchising Black voters and sweeping Marion Butler from the U.S. Senate. Aycock deputy governors and other Democrats win statewide. Black turnout largely muted.
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Morrison’s dispatch brands Chinese government as guilty
London reports that Dr. Morrison in the Times accuses the Chinese government of infamy and duplicity regarding the besieged Christians. The dispatch portrays imperial edicts as authority for earlier appeals, links shifts in attitude to Allied victories at Tientsin, and suggests possible war if negotiations collapse.
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Iowa Republicans Nominate State Ticket at Des Moines
Des Moines August 2 Iowa Republicans nominate a full state ticket with W B Martin for Secretary of State F F Merriam for Auditor G S Gilbertson for Treasurer C W Mullan for Attorney General Emil McClain for Supreme Court Judge D J Palmer for Railway Commissioner and electors at large John N Baldwin Ole O Ros plus district selections B V Tucker J A L Bartholomew L B Raymond C H McNider H H Read S H Harper Marion F Stookey P L Lever Thomas Wray George E Bowers and Sioux county Synopsis endorses Iowa delegation and Gov Shaw platform aligns with national Philadelphia platform. sorrow for Senator Gear and sympathy for Conger family.
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Wollcott Accepts Italian Ambassadorship for Draper
Ex governor Roger Wollcott has accepted the president's offer to serve as ambassador to Italy, replacing Draper who resigned. The commission issues now, but Draper’s resignation delays Wollcott’s start until fall. A Paris visit to the U S precedes his departure.
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Minnesota News Warns of Grasshopper Invasion Risk
Minnesota entomologist urges farmers to plow stubble this fall as a grasshopper invasion from Manitoba’s Tur We mountains threatens spring migration. The state plans to curb outside migration while grain inspection fees may rise to cover costs from a larger state budget. Harvest reports show spring wheat in shock, barley and oats varying in yield, and straw shortages. fiscal year closes with cash deficits and rising university and school funds. A Duluth tax oversight recovers a railroad bridge tax, and local incidents include a Morris militia member injured, Bemidji lake cycle path plans, and Duluth bank consolidation.
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Fight Trust With Convicts In Kansas Twine Plan
The Denver Post reports Kansas used convict labor to manufacture binding twine at half price. The program cut costs, kept labor markets intact, and farmers praised the lower prices. The state plans to expand production with more convicts in coming winter to meet multiple states' needs.
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Old Mine Brings Wealth For Michigan Heir
Howard Smiley of Marshall Michigan, son of Dr J F Smiley, sees a fortune from a mine once tied to his father’s estate now valued at 82 000 offer meets new lead discovery. His share, tied to a fortune until he turns 33, prompts action as experts misjudged the mine. He travels to Houghton to assess catching the mine’s potential anew.
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Five Girls Expelled From State Normal School je
Five junior girls at the state normal school in Trenton New Jersey were expelled for leading a raid on the seniors rooms and taking part in a nightgown parade on June 11. Three others were suspended. Two were expelled immediately. the rest were sent home and not to return for commencement. Names kept secret.
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Hen sets wheat, farmer gains hundred dollars
A Clay County farmer found a hen sitting on a grain bin full of wheat. He chose not to disturb the hen and waited for the chicks. As wheat prices rose, he realized he had gained about $100 from letting the hen hatch.
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Mother's Friend Promoted For Easier Pregnancy
A vintage ad touts Mother's Friend as a remedy easing pregnancy by strengthening abdominal muscles and preventing discomforts. A Tampa hotel owner credits effortless labor with its use, claiming the baby arrived easily before the doctor. The promotion urges readers to obtain the product at Gong stores and requests a free instruction book.
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