Resignations and political shifts amid wartime reports
Telegraph order prompts resignation of surgeon in chief of Marine services. Farewell events in New York for a paper delegate to the United States who sailed for Europe. Arrests in Rotterdam and arrivals in Hoboken. Democratic gold ticket debates and party alignments in several states. Civil and international notices include art exhibition invitations and a Canterbury archbishop obituary.
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de Jons
Pasures
Marine Services
Ith
Sucumenor Imetayo
Fith Avenue
New York City
Cardingsatull
United States
Europe
PTR
News and Notes from the Times on Diverse Incidents
A ragged briefing notes suicides poisonings fires and crimes across North America and Europe. Reports include deaths by self harm in Butte and Manchester, a Niagara Falls man swept over the falls, a Great Barrington fire destroying sixty firms, bank suspensions in Buffalo, and a murder at a state hospital.
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Deurta Timer
Helen Forsiand
Salvation Semy
Butte
Mouton
Spokane
Prospect Point
Niagara Falls
A. Calmette
Lille
France
Dunbarton
Scotland
Cireyssian
Tex International
Settlers’ Society of
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May McKinley
Maj. McKinley
Mame
Duci
Tusexwen
Weeker
Aerts Ami
Robert
Owen Cew
Paspemgers
Simeef
Usail
Regis Oratumbes
Ith
J. A. Waime
Henry White
Oty
Bank of Commeres
Duametal Institutes of
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Banking Department
Examipatioon
Mamfattac State Hospital
Wardsklaod
S V
Theatore Meyers
Albert Durant
Jonean_ a
W T Bumbuseb
EU Poursos
Tony Maddy
George Dushayne
Ey Aah
Olin Wie
Biiemann
Seboyskit
Hegistee
Juaction
Various Ongoing Strikes and Incidents Reported Across States
Reports detail a 3000 miner strike near Springfield Illinois demanding wage increases, a Tonkawa Oklahoma ranch robbery attempt on B T Brooke, a Virginia University lecture-room collapse injuring carpenters, a fraud order against James Lovet of Tortillata Old Mining, and multiple local tragedies. Additional items note steamer Australasia burning on Lake Michigan, shifting war office expenses, and a significant Atlanta bank closure.
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B. T. Brooke
Tonkawa
Okla
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
James Lovet
Tortillata Old Mining Company
New York
Menominee
South Central
Michigan
Scallyville
Ave
Regio
War Office
Washington
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
James Corrigan
Cleveland, Kin
Lake Michigan
Fish Bay
Fusion talk and strange creek flow noted in Mississippi
The Democratic State Executive Committee met in Jackson to consider fusion with the Populists but authorized absence of Populist leaders halted action. Separately George M. Klein reports Ball Ground Creek flowing again after drought, offering a chance to plant cotton. Other items include Tunica’s growth, whitecap trials in Meridian, and local notices.
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Jackson
Democratic State
James K. Jones
J. S. Amterson
Lauderdale County
George M. Klein
Ball Ground Plantation
Yam River
Ball Ground Creek
Asao
Klein
Arizona
New Mexico
Vicksburg
Bryan Addresses Lewboys Home Crowd in Private Meeting
William J. Bryan spoke to a Newsboy gathering at the Lewboys Home in Durserr Michigan, breaking a Sunday rule. He urged discipline, self improvement, and reliance on personal effort to uplift youth and the nation.
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Durserr
Mich
William J. Bryan
Lewsboys
Lts Butler
Newsboys Associativon
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Col Butler
Sarfieil
Saul
Pera
Sumiay
Rambusch financial scandal unravels in town aftermath
A missing banker Rambusch reappears in the city as investigators reveal defalcations totaling about $230,000 with assets around $15,000. A clear erasing fluid found in a bottle is tied to deed manipulation, and the court risk centers on a county records contract that left investors vulnerable to one man.
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Justar
Wis
Rambusch
Philadelphia
Kambusch
Citizens’ Bank
George Hawkins
Watertown
Jeannette Howells
Wilevankes
Lee
H Bement
Silas Coleman
Fond du Lac
Seo
J. J. Williams
Nearer Dem
W. Abert
Poricon
Gold Withdrawals From Bank Include 17000 for United States Shipments
A historical notice reports the Hag of Enginnd withdrew 17000 pounds in gold today for shipment to the United States, indicating a cash movement as part of international transfers.
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Guld
Enginnd
United States
Attempted Wreck on Royal Train Reported in Madrid
A Madrid dispatch says the queen regent and court returned from San Sebastian when a dynamite bomb on the rails was discovered before the royal train reached the site. The assailant was likely Cuban. In California a Napa area winery suffered severe fire damage, releasing large quantities of wine and forcing use of water to quell the flames.
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Central News
Madrid
Ising
San S Sebastian
Cubam
Santa Rosa
Cal
Herbet
Korbert's Station
Uerneville
AFFAIRS IN CAESARIA CAUSING ANXIETY
Constantinople reports rising worry over Caesaria conditions after a family telegram declared they are alive. The U S practice ship Bancroft is believed to have secured a peaceful passage through the Dardanelles with Porte approval.
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Constantinople
United Assocated
Caesaria
Washington
Porte
Dardanelles
United States
Bancroft
Reynolds County Murders Seen as Sequel to Earlier Deaths
Reports suggest John Imboden may be linked to a series of killings in Reynolds County following the deaths last May of his wife and two small children. Authorities consider the current murders of his sister, his brother, and an elderly man as potential continuations of that case.
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Carlisle
Beige
J. W. Collins
Mr. Collins
Tle
Wesson Mirror
Przpriost
Wilhem
Anaes
John Imboden
Reynolds County
Imboden
Blanche Gray
Spalding County
Theo
Henry Milner
Slavery era suit in Kentucky seeks 744 dollars
Annie Weir, an ex slave, sues William Weir in Kentucky equity court for 744 dollars for five years of service after emancipation. She says she remained with him as a servant until his second marriage, was discharged November 14, 1865, and now seeks judgment at one dollar per week for 24 years. The defense raises statute of limitations and general denial.
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Lowiseilie
Annie Weir
William Weir
Weir
Deniel
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