Tamp aary Stands Firm Reveals Political Campaign
July 31 report from the executive committee meeting notes no resolution on campaign strategy. Officials discuss broader party alignment in Washington and New York with hints of support for a forthcoming convention platform.
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New York
Executive Committee
Tammany Hill Wy Steeneen
Honly ' Au Jennings Hryami
Arthur Sewall
Maete
Verroryay Trions
Plaid
Horbiye
Noth
Mowden
Pack Yernterdey
National Republican
Ol Dominion
Thie Campaten Bel
Coloe Tol Lamh
Sintewhaiuin
Winieelf
Abr Rowden
Lemeny
North Carolina Senate Race Moves Toward Early Primary
Report on campaign activity in North Carolina as parties prepare for an early primary. Senator Pritchs comments cited about party unity and calls for an honest count, with debates over free silver and free trade shaping the contest.
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Wallington
Paitchs
North
Caro
Apeles
Cressleig
North Caroling
Inder
Guyplers
Democratic headquarters meet to plan campaign strength
In Hendquarters City Washington the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee locates at the Vailline building with Wormles Totels adjoining. Jones chairman of the National Committee of the Democratic party resolves to mobilize allied parties and the Silver party men for the next phase of campaign activities. The Capitol City is described as conservative with favorable conditions for campaign work and broad visibility from news coverage.
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Fte
Nun News View
Stevenson to chair Democratic Central Committee in Detroit
In Detroit Michigan July 81 report says Stevenson will soon chair the Democratic Central Committee with Timah A Baker elected to succeed him. Warner and Douglass, First District members, will resign. McCrath and Stevenson expected to be chosen to follow, with a campaign committee to be formed under McCrath.
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Harmony
Detroit
Mich
Stevenson
Democratic Central
Timah A. Baker
E. Warner
S. A. Douglass
First
McCrath
Germany
Fragmented OCR Civic Rumor Linked to Local Elections
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a local election context with names such as Arians Moise JL Mt Munex Mon Th Mignett and Buckinia. It references a commission ticket and a group described as bankers and assistant United States motormen, suggesting a political filing or candidacy amid unclear details.
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Plovida
Maly SA
Dimon Democrats
Heksonville
Arians Moise
JL Mt. Munex
Mon
Mignett
Amit H
Buckinia
Thin Ety Arnert
Munoz
Aird
Benkers Tekan
Sices
Maenett and
Meigs
Renublicane
Portyvlume Dead After Atlantic City Train Crash
In Atlantic City on July 31 a wreck involving the Hondus train left forty three killed and six more in hospitals likely to die. Rescue work traced to Petit and other workers this morning as bodies and wreckage were recovered. A single surviving worker suffered severe injuries in the crash and died at his post. engineers and bystanders attempted to free him but failed overnight.
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Atlantic City
Inet Uicht
Sewrolins
Wilthpoiel
Petit
Camel
He Bode
Mhr
Mies
Tesco Ryen
Reading train crash death toll narrows as hero firefighter saved wife
Fireman Thomes O Toolihan survived a collision by leaping from the Reading engine to save his wife. Many injured were moved to homes in Bridgeton and Salem Cumberland county. At View excursion house a morbid scene of thirty seven bodies lay on the pavilion floor as efforts to relieve victims continued. Officials indicate engineer Farr may have ignored block signals causing the wreck.
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Thomes O'Toolihan
Reading
Bridgeton
Salem
Cumberland County
Bea View
Ensineer Farr
Tli
John Bodine
West Jersey and
Seashore Road
Wremeer Farr
Agiliet bin
West Jersey
Elenal
Keiner
Bodine
Atlantic
Ely
Free Prescriptions Policy Stands For City Poor
Almshouse Committee refuses to modify its offer and will deny free prescriptions to those with access to physicians. The Board of Health had argued the policy would harm some poor patients, but the committee met again and upheld the prior decision to refuse free prescriptions to city residents and others who can pay.
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Almshouse Committee
Donsky
Board of Flealth
Mells
Tiny waif found in willow basket at York place
A four pound infant wrapped in a white frock was found in a willow basket on York place. Police notified, a stranger woman led to headquarters, and the matron at the station cared for the baby while inquiries continued.
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York Place
Holland & Emery Company Seeks Credit Extension
Assignment news from Detroit reports the Holland & Emery Company requesting a two year credit extension after creditors meeting. The firm lists assets of 2.1 million with liabilities of 1.2 million and names L. T. Graves of Buffalo as general manager. Baltimore notices Frank M. Baker Co assigns for creditors totaling about 50 thousand dollars due to poor business.
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Detroit
Mich
Holland & Emery Company
East Tawes
L. T. Graves
Buffalo
Baltimore
Frank M. Baker Co
West German Street
Intsinoss
Southern Bible Assembly gains interest in Asheville sessions
The Southern Bible Assembly in Asheville N C July 31 featured Dr Wince Liles delivering a magnificent lecture on Isaiah. Dr Vanes of Nashville spoke on the Apostles James and John. General Maton, president of the Lockery, lectured at night on Mormonism. Visiting ministers fill pulpits on Sunday.
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Asheville
N. C
Bibiiowl Assembly
Wince Liles
Lecvon
Isaiah
Vanes
Nashville
James and
John
Maton
Lockery
Snday
Birds for Public Supplies Tirds for Furnishing the City
The city public supply office opened bids for coal stocks including 10 tons of stow and 100 tons of steam coal. Newtingham & Wrenn Company won the steam coal contract at a stated price. Rawlins, Nichols & Co. won the term coal contract at 4.55 per ton.
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Chy
Newtingham & Wrenn Company
Fi Porton
Rawlins, Nichols & Co
Republican State Chairman Targets Roomies in Campaign Clash
In a crowded Good Samaritan Hall meeting Col. William Lamb blasted free silver and warned against silver advocates while hinting at Democratic shifts. Locally Bill Thorogood pressed delegates toward a city convention as factions renewed intra party battles.
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William Lamb
Good Samaritan Hall
St. Louis
Rauidflon
Anton
Republican Party
Trth
Haber
Greic
Tepubliciam Menica
Toller
Repubiedis
Allen
Bowden
Vicednia
Virginia
Tam Roing
D. Lawrence Groner
Colonel Lamb
Groner
Poe
Wiliam Melinies
Mr. Groner
John L. Holes
John A. Walters
Bhadrach Wlant
A. Col Ian
John Alexander
Ware
Nelson Jenkins
J. K. Shragwell
Henry Parker
Georgehordes
Charles Teslow
George Johnson
Jacob Spencer
Stephen JB
Wilon
Tourth Ward
W. C. Hooker
Gerfam -At
Na Oes
Queen Street
W. H. Thorogood
It. Harriton
W. Hi
Parker Abertwies
Landon Jessups
GO. N. Smith
W. Tl. Attlis
W. H. Thoro
Trade Depression Deepens Across Regions and Industries
The article reports sustained economic strain with uncertainty undermining industry across the nation. Iron and steel demand falters while domestic trade volumes shrink and contract failures rise, signaling a broad downturn that stretches from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg and beyond.
Unclear OCR Item On Baltimore Crash Injuries
Incomplete report describes a crash involving multiple cars near a park in Baltimore causing injuries. Names and locations are garbled but several individuals were taken to nearby facilities with non fatal injuries suspected.
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Baltimore
Mtton Plark
Conioth
Cromay
Weber
Maryland
Clutand
Notable Patent Syrup Claim Promises Health Results
An advertisement touts a cleansing syrup said to purge toxins and awaken liver activity to cure headaches colds and fevers within six weeks. The notice notes customers advised by Notley Chamberlain and claims a cured patient through the product sold by Win Kell at 678 Selby Avenue St Paul Minnesota.
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Notley Chamberlain
Paul Volks
Win Kell
Selby Avenue
St. Paul
Min
Beason’s Napkins Feature Steamed Hermioy Lunch Deal
Local item notes a Mercant lunch in Mikteuart can priced at 10 cents with playful misspellings. The brief captures a small product or menu snippet and a humorous flavor, reflecting the era’s casual ad style.
Plague Rages in Alexandria as European Doctors Struggle
Reports from Alexandria Egypt say the photo Me outbreak has overwhelmed sanitation efforts and overwhelmed medical forces. Death toll rises with hundreds reported in the week and sewerage remains almost non existent as officials fear the disease will subside only with cooler weather in November.
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Washington
Marine Hospital
Alexandria
ST. Ck
Petersburg Notices and Local Business Roundup
A Petersburg Petersburg Electric Unway News note lists a deed of trust recorded for the Petersburg Milling Company to Little Loan and Trust Company dated April 1506. It also mentions a monument memorial in Blandford Cemetery, a drug stock purchase by W R Armiger, and a government contract for bloodstone blocks by the Petersburg Granite Quarrying Company for Fort Monroe Port Portress Monroe.
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Petersburg
Petereturg Miedrte Tailhwis Campry
Lielaraevs
Tate
Pinet Line Courseria
Mleemide
Noyormhar
Weed
Pero
Raldichev
Dhy
Gattis Pintomacy Company
Danksind Sycamere Etinets
Jebounntry
Newefty-Wo
Tte
James M. Quicke
Ferson Hank
Willand Baxter
Deters
Charles T. Withamean
Y. '. Minnelle
Charles M Fits
Greershew
O. W
Ements
Tawlor
Thiwid Daanton
Blandford
John G Stevens
Rey
Krnbet Steveny
Wallace Stevens
Petersburg Crantte Quarrying Company
United States
Monroe
Trade conditions improve but demand remains uneven
The weekly trade review notes improved conditions in New York with signs of better overall activity though business is not robust. Foreign demand remains modest and American staple goods face mixed prospects, while textiles show reduced prices and slower orders, and the boot and shoe industry reports scant new orders.
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J. G. Dun & Co
Market tone weak as hides scarce and prices fall
Prices for hides remained stubborn with little change in some grades while Chicago shows a 6 percent weekly decline and manufacturers buy only for immediate needs. The iron industry gains from a 60 cent puddlers advance but overall demand is light as mills run at low capacity. Navy notices report transfers and postings as ships move between Key West, Norfolk, and Brunswick. Consul Schaefer warns Mexico coffee plans raise doubts about profit.
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Chicago
Ohio
Sinming
Washington
Schaefer
Vera Crus
State Department
Mexico
Kentucky Whiskey Tax Rumors and Marital Revelations
A fragmented Kentucky dialogue recalls a July meeting on whiskey allotments and bourbon production. A man and woman debate finances, marriage, and remorse while recalling shared struggles and a shift to respectability after marriage.
Trustee's Mines Sale Promises Bargains in Drews' Goods
Trustees Mines of stock sell Drews' goods at and below wholesale prices. J A Saunders stock drawing much interest as shelves fill with dress goods white goods notions and cotton undergarments. Portlock trustee invites week long visits at 172 Main Balentine Building. China sets offered at cost by Johnston China Company 29 Granby. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised as safe and reliable. Bridal presents featured. Newest discovery relief from pain advertised with Dr. Rooms at 162 Map.
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J. A. Saunders
Igen
William N. Portlock
Main Street
Balentine Building
A Chance in Virginia Sub Committee Appointed
National Republican Executive Committee sets a seven member Virginia campaign committee led by Judge Edmund Waddill Jr to organize efforts for McKinley Hobart. The group aims to unite factions, mobilize support, and secure the largest possible GOP vote in Virginia. Haw endorsement whispers rise as an announced nomination nears. Also notes officials in Agriculture and missing local youths.
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Richmond
Edmund Waddill, Jr
New York
Hanna
Weehte
Ben PP
National Republican
Newyork City
George FE. Bowden
National Committee
Viia
Tlon
N. B. Scott
West Viling
Vinia
Old Dominion
Natlo Milteeman Bowen
Lamb
James A. Walker
Ja Brady
Edmund Wadd
Virginia
Republicr
Riotous blasts and fires scar historic districts in multiple cities
Condensed reports recount an attempt to bomb Judge Julien's residence in an unknown locale, a large fire in Grass Valley destroying 25 structures with $150000 loss, the burial of Robert Garrett at Greenmount Cemetery, Chicago news on the Nanoe lean wheel profits, lightning kills two near Orchard Hill Georgia, a lynching threat aftermath in Alabama, and a sheriff's pursuit ending in a decorated jail escape attempt.
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Julien
Grass Valley
Cal
Argall
Opera
Baltimore
Robert Garrett
Deer Park
Dtd
Greenmount Cemetery
Pewell
Grace Episcopal Church
Garratt
Chicago
Jenkins Company
Atlanta
Constitution
Orchard Hill
Griffin
George Taylor
James Whateley
Rome To the Constitution
Tom Evans
Alabama
Savannah
Morse
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Portyvlume Dead
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