Dolliver Attacks Bryan in Iowa Speeches
Congressman Dolliver denounces William Jennings Bryan in Princeton Iowa remarks linking his 1890s silver policy to Populist agitation. He argues prosperity rests on sound money and condemns Bryan’s free silver stance while praising Republican aims and criticizing Democratic critique amid a charged political climate.
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Shiver Hermsien
J. 1
Dolliver
Repubicans
Princeton
Iowa
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tor Craters
Vscorin
Dose of Courage in Napoleonic War Heroism tale
In 1814 Pelnary’s clash with allied forces showcases a French rearguard stand. Maj Bancel tends a wounded guard chasseur who, with a missing leg, calmly asks if he can do more after declaring he has already had his dose. The moment underscores grit amid brutal combat and medical care under fire.
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London
Itryan
Congress
York
Shenkop & States
Fummer
United States
Deyan
Dale
Senator Pettigrew
Europe
Pelnary
Atsckelac
Montorirai
Baneel
Bancel
Lisai
Spain May Prolong Cuba Campaign as Rebellion Persists
Spain plans to extend the Cuba campaign under Senor Sagasta amid reports that Cabrera and rebels resist efforts toward autonomy. Weyler offers services to the government while the Madrid cabinet debates foreign policy and possible U S intervention. The premier faces pressure as conservative leaders seek to leverage withdrawal for electoral gain.
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Connel
Madrid
Cuba
Spain
Senor Sagesta
Géneril Weyter
Ueress Wininter
Rubiner
United States
Iran
Roche
Chien Jr
Espace Vertras
Werles
Cobats
la Fisie
America
Gud
Passing of Neal Dow Veteran Prohibitionist Leader
Brief sketch of Gen Neal Dow career notes his ninety third birthday was celebrated on March 20 and marks the veteran temperance leader's death after half a century of public service. Dow held a unique place in the public world for service to temperance and reform efforts spanning decades.
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Neal Dow
Portand Prohibition Leader Dies After Lifelong Temperance Work
This obituary recalls a Portand Maine born leader who championed temperance from youth by urging locals to refrain from tolling the bell at 11. He led the Thirteenth Maine after 1861, survived four gunshots and Libby Prison, lectured worldwide, married sixty-seven years ago, and died aged well into old age from long-term use.
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Portand
Maine
Dow
Libby
Prohibition Uickes
Fierce Detroit Fire Destroys Opera House and Businesses
A blaze at 1 o’clock Wednesday morning engulfed the Datmpit opera house and adjacent buildings in Detroit. The four story Michel Ts chie Supply Co. and several tenants were gutted or damaged, with losses expected near 200000 dollars. A block of Hastings street tenements also burned from sparks.
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Detroit
Opera House
U. Leonsrditure
Coupecu
Michel Tschie Supply Company
Hastings Street
Wheat Crop Estimate Shows Large U.S. Yield
The Orange Judd Farmer reports threshing data indicating a total wheat yield of 389,010,000 bushels for the year. Winter wheat totals 372,480,000 bushels and spring wheat 215,470,000, with Minnesota and the Dakotas producing a disappointing 120 million. Illinois and Missouri led winter wheat capacity while Nebraska shows gains offsetting shortages.
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Orange Judd
Illinois
Missour
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebras
Cereal Crop Yields Reported for Oregon Washington Areas
The report indicates the cereal crop in Oregon and Washington is disappointing with an outside estimate around 1,750,000,100 bushels. Over two months the average condition declined from 23 to 78.9 on Oct 1, while oats yield averages about 3 bushels per acre suggesting a total near 190,000 bushels, a large increase over last year.
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Oregon
Washington
Fire Rages Across Chicago Stock Yards District
Fire devastates horse barns near Fort Fourth Street ending in widespread panic. Ten acres burned, five injured, one believed burned to death, and property losses exceed $80,000. Firefighters from across the city battled the blaze from before 3 PM until control at 5:30 PM amid strong winds and drought conditions.
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Chicago Stock Yards
Stock Yards
Fort-fourth Street
Uslsted
Stock Yands
Michigan man strikes it rich in Alaska mines
Frank Phiseator of Michigan returns from San Francisco with wealth and reports a Western life. Son of an old bar owner, he left Michigan at 20 to roam the West, rode mail routes in Yellowstone, and later struck ore in Yokun Alaska with Harvard-educated partner WW Cobb.
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Michigan
Frank Phiseator
San Francisco
Frank
Yellowstone Park
Tolk
Phiseator
Alaska
Cobb
Harvard
Phiscator
Emarvde
Greece
Boston
Chitagy Tribune
Nations
York Press
Lon de Merode
Europe
New Venezuelan Leader Gonz Andrade Elected President
The election of Gen Ignacio Andrade as president of Venezuela is hailed as a victory for arbitration with Great Britain. Andrade, 53, son of Gen Jose Andrade, long prominent in Venezuelan life, is in close touch with American ideas and enjoys support from President Cresto. His win may bolster ongoing diplomatic efforts and stability in the republic.
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Io Andrade
Ignacio Andrade
Venezuela
Great Britain
Andrade
State Department
Republic
Jose Escolastico Andrade
Americ
Gen Andrade Limeeli
Girls Die In Dormitory Fire At South Dakota School
A dormitory fire at the South Dakota Industrial School in Plankinton killed seven girls and left about twenty five others to escape in night robes. The blaze, likely from a lamp explosion, destroyed the three story building and its printing office. The school houses around 100 inmates and lacked fire protection. The night watchman discovered the flames, and the town aided in rescue amid heavy smoke.
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South Dakota
Plinkinton
3. D
State Industrial School
Col Atrsworth
Trani
Ainstworth
Illinois
Mint Breaks Records with 24 Million Pieces in One Month
The Philadelphia mint completed the greatest coin production month in its history with 24,000,000 total pieces, yet only 2423,541 coins were United States issues, valued at 3,570,449,000 dollars. September coin and attendance figures for Nashville exposition are reported, noting over a million in attendance and total since opening. A Chicagoan arrested for a theft from a reef, with details incomplete.
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United States
Famine Fears Rise From Louisiana Quarantine
Ouested by embargoes and shortages, Opelousas fears near famine as local stores run dry and neighboring towns struggle to deliver relief. Mississippi’s Vicksburg forbids trains due to quarantine breaches, while Atlanta residents face mail delays and hefty checks tied to fumigation. Lighthouse keeper Gustavus Foster is jailed briefly for defying Mississippi restrictions before mayor orders his removal.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Shreveport
Paene Road
Cots Belt
Atlanta
Georgia
Mississippi
Gustavus Poster
Shell Beach
Bagis
Ippi
Arbo
Foster
Great Floods Ravage China Leaves Thousands Homeless
The steamer Victoria reports the most disastrous floods in years across China near Tong Chou twelve miles from Pekin. An estimated 13,000 to 20,000 people may have perished as sixty villages housing over 80,000 residents were destroyed by floodwaters. Officials seek relief. survivors seek shelter as rains continue. Wealthy locals aid authorities with food, and estates of Pekin nobles were damaged. The downpour began July 25 and persisted into August, ruining crops and driving people from homes.
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China
Victoria
Tong Chou
Pekin
Pelou
Disaster at sea as hurricane sinks ships and claims lives
Report from Captain Skialing describes a hurricane that sends down a four masted iron sailing ship with a crew of about forty five to fifty, including 23 identified as missing. The British barkentine St Peter limped into Halifax for repairs after a collision with the storm, sighting a wreck earlier but never hailed.
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Halifas
Sepe
Halifax
Orler
Skialing
Sept. S
St Peter
Barkentine
Hing
Kaling
Fragmented Phrases Echo Global Tensions in Turbulent Headlines
A garbled collection of quotations from multiple papers mentions Greece burning gunpowder, Japan and China politics, and European unrest. The text blends sensational snippets on policy, naval power, and public fear, with misread names and scattered opinions reflecting a chaotic newspaper page segment.
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