German Ruler Ernst Dies and Royal Oath in Germany
Reports from Germany describe the death of Duke Ernst II of Saxe-Gotha at Retobarde Castle and the subsequent oath of allegiance to the constitution in the emperor’s presence. Emperor William and nobles witnessed the ceremony as plans for a new ruler of the duchy proceed, with preparations and public displays continuing in the capital.
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Chine
Gotha
Retohardstran
William
Retabarde
Mer Tama Petal
Bilin
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Thie
Hein
Willem
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Kent
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Lon
Victoria
Speer
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Windsor
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Ark
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Alough
Comte
Dickie
Ede
Nore
Prince of Wales
Fife
Allintargh
Keotromitt
England
Sed
Dephess
Flinburgh
Duchy of Laze
Altrest
Senate Debates on Sherman Bill Repeal and Free Coinage Fight
The Aug. 34 senate session shows long hours and uneven attention as Mr. Cummings of New York leads a defense of New York democracy against anti repeal views. Several speeches favor repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman bill while others oppose free coinage. Peffer resolution and banking currency issues shape the day. Governors Waite courteous in reply to a minister’s inquiry about Cripple Creek killing. Gresham clarifies the Italian government’s stance and the American response. Silver defeat is admitted by an anti silver group with a split view on repeal.
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Wanking Tor
Cummings
New York
Mr Cannon
Ilinois
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Emnrs
Ryan
Fitch
Covert
Tateh
Terner
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Maguire
Cole
Bell
Tex
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Mac
Senate
Peiffer
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Boston
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Hatler
Democrata
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Washburn
Mitchell
Kepublicnos
Waite
Ile
Wasaroomms
Colorado
Karen Fara
Thallans
Cripple Creek
Colo
Lavreme Penle
Gresham Askes
Walle
Gresham
Gutther
Fragmentary OCR Notes Reveal Distorted Local Scene
Readable fragments describe a girl of twelve and a red shawl or cloth feature, with surrounding mentions of belts and frills. The garbled text references places or names like Bartow and Easton and suggests a damaged clothing or fashion item description without a clear events context.
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Easton
Bartow
Renee Acca
Populist Speech At Farmers Alliance Camp Opens Campaign
At Mt Gretna Park the opening of the Farmers Alliance camp meeting drew attire from General James B Weaver and Colonel DP Yuncken among others. Weaver condemned the Sherman law and urged silver coinage while warning of national financial distress and a new prosperity following farmers' political power.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Mt. Gretos Park
Gengral
James B. Weaver
Iowa
DP. Yuncan
Columbia
Farmers’ Alliances
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Qielt
W. M. Ben
Wileer
JM. Thompson
Indiana
Captain Powers
Werner
Pennsylvania
Itiah
Jack Jefferson
Washlegion
Governor Boles Renominated at State Convention
The article reports Governor Boles winning unanimous renomination at a state convention after a heated session. It notes the platform reaffirms 1808 financial policy, silver compromise, and new liquor and state-institution controls. Restow is renominated for lieutenant governor, Cliggitt chosen for supreme judge, Bowman for railroad commissioner, and Hales addresses delegates.
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Joosa
McFall
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John Cliggitt
Mason
Fet
Thomas Bowman
Counsell Biuffs
Hales
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