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Newspaper
Osseo Eleva Journal
Location
Osseo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1896
Page
2
A Royal succession report notes Queen Victoria is expected to retire and pass duties to the Prince of Wales. Circulated rumors say talks confirm a planned transition within the royal household amid ongoing regency discussions.
Incomplete text from a historical page lists scattered phrases about a dive event, people named Fat and Me Biery, and various unreadable fragments. The legible items offer no clear date, place, or outcome to summarize into a coherent record.
A passenger train crash near Atlantic City last night left dozens dead and many more seriously injured. The Pennsylvania Railroad express from Philadelphia to Atlantic City collided with a excursion train. rescue teams and hospitals described numerous victims and ongoing efforts to identify the dead and care for the injured.
Unclear OCR text mentions death and arrest related to Bruce, with references to Marines and a pacey time. Details are fragmentary noting a death investigation and a possible arrest tied to a crime scene at a bead site. The readable fragments point to a news item about a death and police action involving Bruce.
Excursion trains from this city carried crowds to the wreck scene as police and coroners worked through the night. A telegraph operator and a signal display error are cited as causes while victims and looters fill the aid efforts and temporary morgue.
The document outlines a national ledger showing total receipts and expenditures for the current quarter, with a surge in charges and year over year increases. It notes a notable rise in expenses across several categories and mentions specific figures such as 2,042,900 in certain months. The report also references payroll and civilian costs, alongside a separate obituary noting the death of Mrs Wiener of Philadelphia in her stateroom, linked to a heart attack.
Confusion over exact deaths after Thursday crossing crash near Atlantic City. Forty identified, four unrecognized. total likely forty four. Thomas Kelly of Elmer identified. Mrs Faunce Fralinger of Philadelphia amputee in critical condition. Suspicion falls on engineer Howard Farr. signaling errors blamed. Coroner's inquest set for Monday. various identifications and injuries continue to be clarified.
In New York August the free silver movement faces opposition from Bourke Cockran who endorses McKinley electors. He favors a sound money platform to preserve party organization and argues against Democrat candidates who seek secondary mercy. He urges unity among opposing forces and predicts a strong third ticket amid West support.
Syracuse Aug 1 heavy motion in a 17 million aerien rement case against Armour & Co and Armour 7 aE CORLL over oleomargarine law violations. The state seeks to vacate seven orders directing railroads to produce records, arguing books show butterive shipments and related facts. Judge Bries presided as the motion proceeds with Septem ber as filing deadline. decision could decide broader regulatory reach.
A shallowly readable item reports a youth named John and a woman found near Lake Mono Morus area with a dogged search underway. Local authorities ask for help locating witnesses and details as rescue teams coordinate near the water.
Milwaukeee market report details dairy prices and offerings, listing butter churn rates, milk products, and commodity tables. Notes include fat content, graded milk, flour and grain futures, and railcar movement figures amid fluctuating demand.
Aug 1 dispatches report a heated contest between Mayor Eiffierty of Bho trell and Col A Bliss of Baginaw with delegates pledged to support Bliss as second choice. Conservative estimates place Pingres near eighty delegates, while Bliss and others vie for nomination amid a murder mystery involving a son and mother. A Knoxville tragedy at a picnic results in three deaths when a boat collision occurs during a summer resort event. Toronto racing board bulletin bans female bicycle racing in allowed events.
The Buchanan Milling company of Niles Michigan offers farmers $1 per bushel for wheat sold in bundles of 500 or more, with incentive of two silver dollars per 1000 bushels if delivered in larger lots. The offer, described as genuine, targets Borien County farmers and notes logistics of small lots.
Aug. 1 Little Rock Ark The national Democratic platform adopted in Chicago contains a money clause critics say was rejected by the convention Senator James K Jones says the clause would have altered legal tender rules and been blocked by congressional action The official stenographer EF B Dickinson certified the copy and a desk editor notes the disputed provision was not adopted by the convention
Relatives of Vietnas? young men sue for damages after deaths on the steamer Terman bound for the United States. Attorneys Lerner and Milrad accuse owner E L Sehikl of causing fatalities and describe survivors trapped below decks during the voyage to evade Russia’s military service.
Spokane, Washington reports a fatal incident linked to Henry Seifert a sporting man amid a court case and divorce dispute. The tragedy stems from a confrontation in court with Annie and others present as key figures in the unfolding drama.
Fragmented notices report Vanderbilt nuptials delayed amid wedding preparations and family concerns. Special correspondent Henry Garrett of the New York Herald dies in Africa from fever while with the British expedition, prompting condolences from press colleagues. An incendiary fire devastates the C. B. Prest company stone works in Rochester, with suspected arson and substantial losses.
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