Counterfeit $20 note spotted in Washington patch
Special wire reports another poorly executed counterfeit $20 United States note found in circulation. Treasury gold reserves end Thursday at $103,200,11 with substantial withdrawals and federal notes held across sub treasuries and banks. Weimar Texas reports cotton boll weevil spreading, threatening crops near Colorate River despite helpful rain. Elated Minancipation Day celebrations mark a festive gathering for the local Black community with large turnout.
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Washington
Troy
United States
Treasury
New York
Netra
Private hanging in Samoa for murder of white girl
A private execution occurred Friday morning at Lime Berton Yard. Mac Rae, a twenty year old African American, confessed to fatally assaulting Susan McNulr, and his body was sold to a surgeon for Ave dollars. A militia guard accompanied the proceedings.
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Samoa
Ataleigh
Lime Berton
MacRae
Suean McNulr
le Tamaberto
O Reilly Memorial Dedication and Spoor News
O Reilly Memorial dedication details from Boston with Vice President Stevenson and family guesting, plus remarks at the ceremony. Also reports National League results, a wreath presented by Baron Eckhardstein for the German regiment, and international notes from Madrid on a U S political convention.
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Boston
Mass
Stevenso
Stevenson
Jobo
Four Expeditions Sail Toward Cuba From U S Ports
Spreading reports say four cargoes and three expeditions have left the United States for the coast of Cuba. The vessels Chiefs Lead from Jacksonville and Port Tampa carry ammunition and war materiel. Authorities fear Spanish gunboats may intercept them as entertainment and support for Cuban rebels continues.
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Phildelphilia
United States
Cuba
Satel
Leyte
Mayar
Nunex
Conmnordaere
Stanbury
Cui
New York
William O'Brien
Bermuda
McNaught
Ceront Eleganan
Cal
Gore
Menlusa
Belmont
Canin O'Brien
Watt
Rio
Richmond district hosts silver issue in ballot race
A brief item notes a local Richmond district race highlighting free silver positions. The Clarion-Lenger outlines candidate declarations and party alignment, including references to Spencer and Hooker amid campaign chatter and voter interest.
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Richmond
Ty-Congress
Calonel Tooker Weiles
Spencer
Victim of an Anarchist Banker Dies in New York
In New York on June 20 banker Mr. Wicket died from injuries suffered earlier when an assailant entered his office and demanded money and honey, after mortally wounding him days prior. The attacker, described as an anarchist, fled.
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Sunday Light
New York
Wicket
QUYBALIED THE INDIAN Hurling Scores From Donlson and Fort Worth
A garbled sports round up notes Denson Texas and Parvin clash results show Donlson leading 15 to 8. Web er Sage Parvin Miller are listed in batteries. Special reports include a 10 to 8 game in Paris Monday and a 8 to 1 victory by Champions over Houston. A cholera scare reaches Egyptian troops with fourteen cases in camp and fear of spread to Soudan. Legislative humorist illness and last night’s legislature activities noted in brief.
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Denson
Texas
Anne
Cadlans
Parvin
Brouthos
Weber
Miko
San Antonio
Dalion
Fort Worth
Houston
Carlro
Egypt
Kosesko
Adivices
Soudan
Spanish forces clash with Cuban troops near Saratoga
Dispatch details a battle between Spanish columns led by Castellanos and Gomez’s Cuban forces across the Saratoga plantation, with 3,500 Spanish troops advancing on Nojosa heights and Gomez’s headquarters. Reinforcements arrived as both sides exchange heavy fire. casualties are not fully known.
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New York
Joe
Tenviel Ceci
Puerto Brine
Cuba
Ferther
Casanos
Goney
Maxon Gomes
Saratoga
Princely
Aley
Wader
Nojosa Heights
Gomez
Manulata
Gomes
Maidway
Najane
Principe
Spain
Gomer
Wedding Postponed Amid Illness at New York Home
In New York at Miss Wilsons Fifth Avenue home the wedding of Mr and Mrs Wilken was postponed due to Mr Vanderbilt’s serious rheumatic illness. Vanderbilt, recently released from hospital care, remains confined to his room. A notice to guests explains the postponement until Vanderbilt recovers.
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New York
Wilson
Vanderbilt
Ramses
Miss Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Sos
Wilken
Vainlervill
Lanivlag Disbanded By Special Wire Report
A terse special wire report notes Lanivlag has been disbanded. The message from Therhin mentions Prussian Tartulins and royal messages affecting the body’s session. Haven Maucengel and others pledge loyalty to the King, with sentiments of approval and swift action indicated.
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Lanivlag
Therhin
Deltice Hotlertslie
Desperate Attempt Delays Niken County Execution
Sheriff Alderman faced a brutal escape attempt as Dan Robertson, scheduled for execution, slashed his throat with a concealed knife. Governor Evans granted a one week respite, while Robertson died in an unconscious condition before the delay could be used.
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Manderee Dennys
Columbus
8. C
Sime
Niken County
Dan Robertson
Sherif Alderman
Evans
Robertson Lins Alnce
General Johnson Safe After Narrow Train Car Explosion
A Brooklyn dispatch reports General Johnson escaping unharmed when a Matanzas line train en route to the city was blown up by insurgents. The attack killed or wounded several passengers, while Johnson, shot in the ear, survived as troops drove off the attackers and rendered aid to the wounded.
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New York
M Wayang
Tolusont Regelc
Tate
Suesday
Matanzas
Renayides
Wosta
Mia
Jobngon
Johnson
Austin News Budget and July Firemen Convention Postponed
The Summer Normal starts July 8 to August 1 at Rockport. Tax collectors Kington, Brown and Murry settled with the comptroller. Tarrant County issues $11,000 in refunding and bridge bonds. The State Firemen convention, delayed earlier, is switched again to July 1 in Austin. Delegates to Chicago to be seated. two factions plan separate meetings at Convention Hall and Turner Hall.
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Contesta
Mie
Turner Hall
Austin
Chicago
Culberson
Col. Hoge
Reagan
State Ring
Rafus Hardy
Gee
Clark
Henry McDonald
Gov, Culberson
Hogg
Judge Clark
Rufus Hardy
Nombar
L. L. McGinnis
Bryan
A. Milt Kennedy
Moxie
Rockport
A.W. Kington
Collin County
James. Brown
Cameron County
L. D. Murry
Coke County
Tarrant County
Convention Rejects Compulsory Use Of Official Vocabulary
The International Telegraph Convention discussed the mandatory use of an official vocabulary for code messages. Representatives from the Commercial Cable Company and New York Chamber of Commerce opposed it. The convention ruled the vocabulary not compulsory and postponed any future action indefinitely.
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Gable
Susnay Liane Bupa
New York
Batrber of Commerce
Commercial Cable Company
Quarantine and Yellow Fever Suspicion on vessel voyage
A vessel arrives at Goan from Santhize de Cue and is detained under quarantine by Health Office Helskell on suspicion of yellow fever after a death during the voyage. Captain says no further sickness aboard. local town reports 39 suspected cases and four confirmed yellow fever infections at the time. More bodies recovered from the Drumond Castle disaster cresting Ushant.
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Balen
Santhize de Cue
Lealth Oitte Helskell Bernie
Rait
Mercedes
Vramips
Trelskell
Troan
Sauntlae
Cuba
Ivest
Drumond Castle
Ushant
Eshant
Worlen Culicely
Property Deeds Filed In County Court Contested
A contested real estate dispute arises over the ownership of property valued at over one million dollars. Deeds dated September 8, 189? and acknowledged September 22, 189? are involved. Parties include Mrs. Margaret Craven of Sai Prana and Mrs. Guyven, with ongoing litigation affecting title and transfer rights.
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Sint Vranelseo
Ite
Atteroun
Margaret Craven
Sai Prana
Adi
Guyven
Release of Brown from custody in port inquiry
Ambassadors and officials in London and New York coordinate a delayed release of Brown, a Port Valley businessman, after a mistaken identity arrest in New York. Secretaries report progress as inquiry continues and Rayart seeks clarification on the case unfolding between cities and the steamer route from Liverpool.
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Washington
Ambassador Bayard
Tomndon
Wittinn
Brown
Port Valley
Erston
Liverpool
New York
Ananty
Willan
Walker Titman
Olney
Rayart
Ma Brown
Vice President Nominee Garrett A Howard Profile
Garrett A Howard, born 1844 in Long Branch New Jersey, rose from Rutger's College to political leadership in New Jersey serving as speaker of the house and a senator. He led a broad business network as president or director of water utilities railroads banks and multiple corporations while residing in Paterson New Jersey.
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Saxpay Eagar
New York
Garrett A. Howard
United States
Long Branch
N. J
Rutger's College
Socrates ‘Tuttle
Patérnon
New Jersey House
Pasarte County
John R. McGhorgan
Republican National Committee
Pagsale Water Company
Acquackanonk Water Company
Pattergon Railroad Company
Ineg
Morris County Railroad
The
People's Gas Co
First National Bank of Paterson
Pateraon Savings Iestitution
New York, Suequehanna and Western Reilroad, Lehigh and Harlaon River Railroad
Harbour Flax Spinning (c
Pioneer Silk Co
Edison Electric Aluminating Co
American Cotton Ol Company
Hobart
J’atetuon
Most foul murder shocks Bayou Goula community
Bayou Goula Louisiana was rocked by a brutal double murder of widow Mrs. Telespore Landry and her adopted daughter Miss Madeline Berbere at a manor near the Texas and Pacific railroad. Neighbors awoke to bloodstained doors and a hatchet and razor attack. Police hunted suspects, with early rumors pointing to Black residents, and authorities wired trest to New Orleans to trap culprits who could have fled by rail. Public outrage grew amid fear of torture or lynching if suspects were caught.
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Bayou Goula
Texas and Packe
Whitecastle
Plaquemilee
Telespore Landry
Misa
Madeline Berbere
Calghbors
Landry
Mere
Leibert
Lita
Lla
Fonds
Mra
Landry Place
Morgan Road
Pet
New Orleans
The Mint Scandal Special Wire to the Same
A garbled wire reports a mint scandal with mentions of officials and authorities attempting to locate theft and responsibility. Names and details are unreadable, but the gist notes plans to address loot from the mint and accountability efforts by Uncle Sam and Bautistas.
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Ay Livny
New Ogreaxs
Jane
Jnstant i
Washir
Bautistas
Thithage
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