Delight at Reed speech as Republicans cheer in New York
Great delight spread at Republican headquarters over Reed’s address at Old Orchard Lane Wisconsin with supporters Hanna and Osborne praising the rhetoric. Amid campaign notes, Scott predicts rallying impact in Delaware Maryland Virginia and the Carolinas as party nerves tighten before Maine speaking tour.
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Roch
Indiana
New York
Republican Nationai
Speaker Road
Old Orchard Lane
Wis
Ayyan
Hanna
Waldorf
Seerphuy
Osborne
Reed
Chich
Maine
Lelalf
Protestion Am
Scott
Reels
Delaware
Maryland
The
Virginis
Carolinas
Powel Claston
Aaine
Titan
Indiana Support for McKinley Shaped by Indiana Republicans
Republican viewpoints in Indiana push for McKinley and Hobart with Fairbanks active in the campaign. The piece notes Eastern papers misjudge Indiana as doubtful, predicting a McKinley majority, while farmers resist cheaper money and silver advocates. It mentions Democrats voting for McKinley or a third ticket and Fairbanks’ Westward campaign role. A separate financial note discusses excess bank reserves and gold imports affecting money rates, with a cautious outlook for relief.
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C. XS. Fairbanks
Tinilanagwits
Fairbanks
Major McKinley
Vvoorhees
United States Senate
Stairbanks
Indiana
Tom
McWinley
Hobart
Tadiagan
Bryan
Mts
Alea
McKinley
Tor
Indianapolis
Navy selects officers for Turkish cruise aboard Bancroft
The navy department has selected most officers for the Turkish cruise of the Bancroft and has ordered the men to depart on the vessel as soon as possible. The ship will proceed to Constantinople via Halifax the Azores and Gibraltar, then return if necessary.
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Turkey
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Bancroft
Constantinople
Vis
Halifax
Azores
Gibraltar
Song
Col
Sunday law flight in Raleigh dispatch mixes errors
A distorted Sunday wire report from Raleigh describes clashes between rail lines and express services. The Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway are said to have cut cooperation with the Southern Express Company, raising regulatory tension and potential service changes.
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Raleigh
Komvincon Esquiss
Campanty Ts
Seaboard Ate
Tir
Asteilie
Raperdslade Weel Ter
Carolina Au Qrams
Seaboard Air Line
Souterm Railway
Southern Express Company
Ter
New Orleans Boodlers Relieved In Bribery Sentences
Numa Dulaussat one of the old councilmen now serving a bribery sentence was partitioned today by Gov. Foster on pardons board recommendation. Louis Desforges another convicted council member has served in the parish prison months with his departure delayed by appeals but is now sent to the pen wearing stripes. Tatey and Caulfield, trade leaders, are serving seven years. Rumor says others may face similar penalties.
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Convicis
Sucelal
New
Orleana
Nuna Dudlaussat
Gog. Foster
Board of Pardons
Louis Desforges
Connetimen
Tison
Brien Rouge
Tatey
Caulfield
Iso
Gentenae
Nan
Evans Faces Second Primary In South Carolina Senatorial Race
In Columbia on August 29, South Carolina voters produced a large total turnout exceeding 76,000. Evans led with 38,801 while Earle had 30,983 and Duncan 8,809, signaling a second primary race on September 8 where Duncan and Earle support may bolster Earle against Evans. McSweeney won lieutenant governor, Mayfield defeated Robinson for education, and Hearbee was nom inated governor.
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Evans
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Evang
Willole
Suntge Earle
Lavaest
Earle
Duncan
Eerie
Vary Ulue
McSweeney
Mayfield
Fouhies Robinson
Waits
Richburg
Llerbee
Jos
J. Earle
Bryan demonstration hall for speaker falls short
Local committee in Bryan unable to secure a hall for a nominee to speak at the demonstration. Propositions to repeat the speech were declined. Superintendent halted plans to have Mr D speak in front of the high school, leaving the fate of the event unresolved.
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Hiryun
A. Buckeye
Voledle
Stemoriab Bull
Heyapeth
Heyapeth Fit the Oper Air In Front High School
Suicine Prom Dementla Chief Clerk Suicide
Vipury M. Cowan, chief clerk for the state treasurer, died by shooting in Raleigh. The well known Free Mason Mis mild was affected by the tragedy.
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Suicine
Raleigh
N. Ch
Vipury M. Cowan
Wrecked bank sparks criminal charges in New Orleans
Special wire reports that the recently suspended American National Bank is under investigation for law violations. Beate deut Gerdes and Caghler Gault, plus four directors, are arrested for signing false statements to the government. A clerk with 28 teller is charged with falsely certifying to a checker. Hearing set for Monday before a U S commissioner as the bank's affairs deteriorate. Depositors’ funds allegedly misused in an audacious manner.
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Che
Tater Avra
Sumlay Llghit
New Orleans
Beate Deut Gerdes
Caghler
United States
Presidential Nomination Outlook Reported By Tribune
Special wire reports from Sunday indicate Wisconsin and New York discuss presidential nominees on the Democratic ticket. The Vermin Buckner and Vilas factions vie for looming convention control as names like Vikis and Burkey surface. preparations intensify for a large national gathering with committee meetings set for Monday at the Grau hotel.
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Tudlovnpalis
Tad
Avene
Nvisen
Henate Hus
Wisconsin
Irige
Vilas
Linsthy
Huckeronnd
New York
Vikis
Burkey
Drebpeda
National
Catamitzes
oOdorh
Wil
Aid Grau
Powerless to Stop Telling of Innocent Blood
A fragile wartime report notes thousands killed as violent acts unfold in Constantinople and a French force retaliates, with casualties and mass graves confirmed. Police protestors address the sultan while refugees seek safety near the water, amid calls for order and caution.
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Constantinople
Ohare Wadais
Vhs
Serii
DREAD ANTON ATVEARs. Special Wire to Sunday Light
Fragmentary report from August twenty nine describes a disease outbreak near Charlotte with victims and failing efforts to contain it. Veterinarians cannot stop the illness and the governor orders urgent expert aid from the United States Bureau of Normal Industry.
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Weiig
Heyre Lupp Toon
Charkette
Laead
Ur. Silman
United States Bureau of Nermal Industry
Brooklyn Cruiser Sets Speed Record at Sea Trial
The Brooklyn cruiser, built by Messrs. Cramp of Philadelphia, proved the fastest naval vessel by reaching 22.1 knots during a run and averaging 21.92 knots on the return. A bonus of 350,000 was earned for the quarter knot, with additional sums possible.
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Critops WI
Brooklyn
Moston
Ing
Wiaximima
Forged Notes Case Nets High‑Profile Suspect in Colombia
A box containing forged notes worth about 50000 is seized from a bank in Colombia. The owner of the consignment, German de Villa, a wealthy prominent figure, is arrested and jailed in Ambalema. The affair hints at wider sensational disclosures and anticipated revelations involving society and post offices.
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New York
the Herald
Cubiegeau
Panama
Snes Susierae
Jnpheathys
Hiehi Social
Post- Welite
Sao
Market Shakeups and Hints of Shutdowns
A battered wire report notes weak market conditions and price pressure across city industries. Officials anticipate intermittent openings and sudden closings as operations face uncertainty and stalled demand.
WANTED TO BE CREMAY'ED Thy Syceiad Wife to Sunday Light
Washington reports discuss disposal of Kate Field's body and a personal friend John Bowles notes her talk of wisdom and generational duties. Moll mentions express provisions for cremation by friends or foes after death, reflecting unsettled sentiments. Berlin dispatchs describe street violence and Armenian tensions with casualties and bank bond incidents reported by officials.
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Washington
Kate Field
John Bowles
Aeecasrhl
Misa Moll
Tate
Local Meeting Ends In Tie Vote For City Candidacy
In Moston Massachusetts on August 20 the meeting approved a motion by a vote of 22 to 2, entering Bryani and Rowall as candidates. No action occurred in Tegarit toward the Chicagolatform.
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Menting
Moston
Mass
Stuse Sted Siu Lomoovatie Conmitee
Ter
Bryani
Rowall
Tegarit
Chicagolatform
Ae al
Galveston Pays Tribute to Pioneering Family Leader
In a Galveston event on August 20, mourners honor Macy Valle Teetve, a longtime resident tied to St Genevieve and St Louis circles. The obituary notes her widowhood, descendants, and her husband Ephvinur McTean’s local business ties. The piece preserves era language and local names while detailing family connections and the planned steeple dedication at St Turick's.
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Galveston Datas
Galviston
Kexas
Macy Valle
Layieleth Seine
Terros Tletce
Galveston
Sin Tive
SL Genevieve
Valle Fnity
St. Lunie
St. Genevieve
Merde
Mililinis
Whorf Company
Stud
Cas Company
Art von Wealoe
Inugin
Vss
Nhey
Frank
Utritan
Davis
Bure
Leelee
Ryeatly
PTC
Teers
Tad
He Gold and Royals
Ohm
Utesionarios
Calvestim
New Orleans
Leland City Savings Bark
St. Tutrlek
Colonel Menard
SVIWIRG No 1 Constarseed Try Speeds Wire 10 Anny Light
The Nile Railway Commission plans a meeting to discuss transportation rates for livestock and freight across Texas and neighboring states. The agenda includes suspension of certain rates and adjustments to railroad charges on routes through Sabine Pass and Northwest Texas, Kansas, and Texas.
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Wie Ruel
Tstauid Amt
Port Aye
Denver City
PILOT LANDING IN KEY WEST AND CUBA EXPEDITIONS
In Key West on August 29, Major Roloff and Col Nunez with fourteen others landed on the south beach after a five o clock arrival from the steamer Dauntless. Roloff claims to have led three large Cuba expeditions in twelve days, with thousands of arms, millions of rounds, cannons and dynamite captured. He plans more landings but will avoid US law violations. Also noted is a Chicago business failure of George H. Taylor, a major paper broker, with liabilities of one hundred forty the sand dollars and doubtful assets.
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Piby
Key West
Pla
Roloff
Col. Nunez
Othar
South Beach
Dauntless
Cuba
Unt Island
Loloft
United States
Chicago
George HH
Taylor
Paid in Gold at Fort Dage Bank Payroll
Special Wira reports from Fort Dage that 2508 in gold was paid to Minos Central railroad workers at the First National bank as their monthly pay. The event served as a public lesson on gold payments and was met with visible appreciation from the workers.
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Fort Dage
Tasug
Laye Ucen
Ane
Weaden
Minos Central Railroad
First National Bank
Fragmented Message on Money Value and Future Worth
A garbled clipping discusses money value and timing, mentioning 100 cent units, a potential threat, months ahead, and a promise of future worth. Keywords include Ekerathosa, Kore, and Ley, with vague references to solid money and reception of work.
Savin Al Thrash By 1 August 24 Pot Withdrawals Rise
The report notes pot withdrawals today totaling seventy seven thousand. The reserve closed at bus 5 Sune inion, six hindeed and Minoky-Lave thengund dollars, indicating precarious liquidity and a sharp drop in available funds.
People discuss three congress candidates and American wage issues
The town talks of three candidates Noonan McRae Slayden for congress. Backers praise Noonan as American and protective, while McRae and Slayden are linked to currency, wages, and industry. Voters favor strong government, high wages, and national unity.
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Noounn
Nannd Money Nepiblican
Mek
Aliver
Slayign
Noda- AY
McRae
Slayden
Noonan
America
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