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Newspaper
Osseo Eleva Journal
Location
Osseo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1896
Page
2
June 20 Rome reports indicate Societa Thamobi-Nberete faced failure in key enterprise ventures. The Atandand from Hone claims several agencies and investors suffer losses as authorities investigate the collapse and detained figures. A separate note suggests potential rivalries and legal actions amid the turmoil.
A boy named Baker aged 14 reportedly leapt from the Eads Bridge into the Mississippi. Witnesses describe a dramatic fall of about 124 feet before responders arrived. Authorities confirm the incident and ongoing inquiries.
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Laura, Va June 18 The Republican national convention completed its work after ten hours amid dramatic scenes as William McKinley of Ohio and Garrett A. Hobart of New Jersey were named the ticket for president and vice president. Delegates cheered and hissed during the roll call with silver men and gold plank debates shaping the final platform. McKinley’s supporters claimed a strong showing while opponents warned of divisions, and the convention adjourned with the party united behind the chosen candidates.
After New York Platt forces rejected Morton, Hobart of New Jersey became the certain vice presidential pick. Mor Tiana and McKinley influence shifted votes, with several named nominees considered. Morton appears favored as the ticket shape forms. Delegates anticipate brief speeches and a potential Friday adjournment after committee reports.
The session in St Tonia moved from Maine to Puget Sound with a formal tone as delegates opened work on candidacies. Chairman Carter of the national committee struck the gavel at 10 PM, proceedings, noted as orderly, continued with addresses from temporary leader C. W. P. of Indiana and praise for veteran party figures while tradeoffs and internal critiques went unremarked.
Detailed report from St Louis on June 7 describes a heated Republican convention session. Senator Thurston’s speech stirs the crowd, credentials debates rage, and McKinley aligned factions clash over contested seats. Silver faction leads a walkout as Western pro–silver delegates push their platform plank.
The vote 40 to 31 marked a rupture as old friends separated at the convention. Senators Teller and Cannon wept. Lodge offered sympathy while condemning money questions. The scene centered on resignations and a final protest as party ties ended for many long-time lawmakers.
June 18 in a prearranged display, a 15 000 strong escort marched from the courthouse to William McKinley’s home on Market Street. Fire signals, artillery, and cheers accompanied speeches decrying partisanship while Gov McKinley praised bipartisan support and vowed steadfast national leadership.
Residents plan a Fourth of July event with a reception and ceremonies at the national lake area. M Teller is expected to attend with his mother, while a guest senator and delegates from other states are invited to join the celebration and watch a feature film about the senator. Fireworks dimly follow the reception with a patriotic program.
A garbled report from St Paul cites a murder involving John Pai and Tiedt Tlayes of Wynomity and others on a tram line. The pastor denies a feud while Di Foster survives after a brutal assault as police search for the fleeing assailants.
Charles D. Dickman of the steamship Laurada was arrested by a deputy on charges tied to an alleged filitintering execution. The warrant also named Cal. Ellie Nunez. The Spanish consul swore out the WOTTAnc.
Fragmentary text notes Turkish groups and alliances with lines about silico to Syria, possible sanctions or shifts in trade. Mentions a press-like reveal of a plan and immediate dispatch of a group or product, but wording is garbled and unclear.
A Pennsyl vania railway eastbound Atlantic express collided with a freight car wreck at Walls Station sixteen miles east of Pittsburg. Two engines were derailed and express cars damaged. Engineer McLutyre was bruised but all passengers uninjured. The disruption delayed service as crews cleared the scene. Garrett Hobart and New Jersey delegates were aboard the first section. the wreck involved the athletic express and affected multiple trains.
A motor car collided with a train on Lake Street elevated railroad near Rockwell Street station. The crash injured several passengers and caused great excitement among witnesses and drivers as people scrambled to safety. Names of some injured and involved were reported but details remain uncertain.
A passenger train collided with a freight train one mile east of Swerten siding. The engineer and fireman were killed or injured while several cars derailed. Surviving crew escaped, and railway officials opened an investigation into the crash and its causes.
Fatal excursion train wreck near Kendall in Indiana kills ten riders aboard three cars. The Grand Rapids road excursion started from Fort Wayne for a city outing when a derailment hurled several passengers from a car, killing Mr Kendall Vie and several others and injuring many more. Strong names and details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate multiple fatalities and casualties among the group aboard.
A chaotic OCR summary describes a high profile investigation with references to Witlien Greaves and witnesses. It mentions a committee denying a request and discusses potential actions by government entities. The text is garbled but suggests a legal case involving financial or political scandal and congressional scrutiny.
Secretary of State for the colonies in the Commons says British citizens reported in the disputed territory between Britain and Venezuela. A minor involved is noted, but there is no confirmation from Caracas or Georgetown and no indication of a conflict of a serious nature.
In Minneapolis the printers and typographers unions accepted a settlement to end the strike after talks. The publishers and unions agreed on terms, with open work status declared at many shops. Workers returned to duties as rapid locations prepared to reopen.
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