September 1895 Current Comment Highlights Conflicts and Proposals
The piece surveys public education strain with 100000000 potential beneficiaries, calls for suspension of word certificates, notes Cuban restrictions, and quotes on labor, industry, and rail transit. It references the Chicago schools, government exams, bicycle production, and a New York underground system plan alongside Florida orange yields and Missouri River hydrology.
Ex Qurex Lininoxanast Pardoned and Freed Abroad
In a week of tumult the article notes the pardon and release of Ex Qurex Lininoxanast at Hosoluin amid broad political and social upheaval. It also describes the international agricultural congress in Brussels backing a bimetallic agreement and other political developments across the United States and Europe, including election dynamics and public notices.
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Selegen Ea
England
France
Germany
Austria
United States
Europe
Hosoluin
International Agricultural Congress
Brussels
South Carolina
Columbia
Moror
New York Sun
Philadelpha
Tong
James Donald Cameron
Quay
Camtron
Varenne
Carlivle
Kentucky
Ince
Blackburn
Chrtiate
Itas
Senate
Carlisle Thin
Treasury Department
Washington
Congress
Venance Hs
Sienna
Lane Lawerry
Edward Langtry
London
America
Toe Mra Langtey
Citief
California
Bond Syndicate Holds Treasury Reserve Amid Gold Movements
In New York on a volatile day the bond syndicate maintained the $100,000,000 treasury reserve despite rumors of withdrawal. Banks deposited gold to reassure the market as Morgans insists no breach occurred, while Lazard Freres explains a need to cover bills of exchange amid falling crop prospects and easing trade tensions, keeping gold shipments in play.
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Sneverany Tenens
Jacksonville
Pla
Pratt Exchange
Manatee River
Gulf Coast
Chicinnuti
Freygton
New York
Glock Priday
Altain
Aeriein
Lasard
Pont
Ton Lebind
Ol Powltinn
Uredark
Anya
Fem
Hanover
Hanover Bank
Howard Wald
American Exchange Novena
Hite
Treasury
National Bank of Commerce
Kerman Baia
Aumont
Y Bane
Tata
Ian
Tase
Lasard Breros
Toms
Bond Syndiate
United States Treasury
Crane
Jund Taal
Hand
Morgan
Pierpont Morgan
Prema
Lazard-Frere
Moser
Layard-Freres
Imiante
Teusmine
Gandlitien Oy
Westin
Weather and crime notes from Oklahoma and environs
Weather bulletin reports weekly Oklahoma conditions with mild temperatures, light rain, and cotton progress across counties. Separate item notes a Sunday hold up near Enid, a Holland cattle murder aftermath, and Cherokee Legislature extra session actions in Tahlequah, plus Guthrie and Beaver-area reports on local events and security.
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Okistiine
Clee
Lahore
Mondas
Ube
Kemp
Chickasawaanan
Omiatoena City
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City
Waa
Pirot
Neeman
Kingfisher
Huey
Theae Bolletine
Pemelble
Deanon Yelle
Carton Erik
German meat trade clash threat prompts U S consul action
A U S consular report from Pranksats, Germany, details German authorities’ campaign against American meat, citing veterinary warnings and municipal inspections. It describes local dealers resisting U S certified beef, fear of branding, and efforts to halt sale of foreign meats, with authorities pressuring imports and inspections to curb American products.
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Bertin
Pueble
Germany
Puget Sound
Geman Ciielals
United States
Cones General Magan
Pranksats
Geman Eitier
Tiecnurawe
Amerinah
Routhern
Chieu Packing Fem
Carterahy
Concule
Berlin
Ubses
Cartera Menutine
J. Me Pile
Ab Peelbers
Americus Rhein
Thierot
Preberg
Decre
Bub
Wodle
Jonnie
Muncipal Mawehier House
Freibers
United Silva
Dispute Halts Valkyrie Defender Race In New York
The feud between Lord Dunraven and C Oliver is escalating with Valkyrie bound for England and Defender retirement from American waters. Lord Dunraven will not race Valkyrie again, sending likely cancellation of the planned match off Sandy Hook. Public opinion backs Dunraven amid mounting criticism of the failed contest and postponement of further racing.
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Valkeyele IK
New York
Valeyrig
Lord Dimraven
C. Oliver Felin
Toot Bay Ridge
England
Taylor
Boston
Howton
Phuraday
J. M. Maitland Kersey
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Bogland
Valekyrie
Defender
Dhraven
Rome
Sandy Hook
ANOTHER HOLDUP AT RAIL STATION DESPATCH
A chaotic train assault at a Cherokee Strip station involved armed robbers who forced passengers to open the express car and then escaped. Rail officials report no money was stolen. investigators vow to pursue the culprits. In wage news, Union Iron mills announce a 2 percent advance for finishers, with further increases expected. paddlers anticipate a 4 percent rise next settlement. An accident near Louisville injures spectators as a grand riverfront stand collapses.
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Gail
Loninville
Lawler
Ivan N. Walker
Indianapolis Ind
E. J. Hobson
Kentucky
C. E Cosgrove
Washington
Isi
St. Paul
Defeater
Valkyrie
Arthur Henrie
Lord Dunraven
Woodward
Tukregatta Committee
New York Yacht Club
Valkyri
Crevasse
Col
Huwuy Cums
Nogales
Ariz
Chicago
Santa Cruz
Arizona
Eg- Rett
Cal
Oregon
Denver
William Rose
Philip Kahn
G. A. RB
Louisville
Navy Veter
Tion
Lars
Lion Parle
Rens
Alya
C. T
Wilthall
Enid
Seana Pia
Luke
Bad
Sita
Chetits
Wyatt
Datne
ADOBE
United States
Holland
Glass Mountains
Charles Smith & Soond
Folland
Smith
Mike
Doolin
Bill" Doolin
Doollin
Cheyenne
Gus Holland
William Holland
Garfield County
Cheyenne Country
St. Latts
Carrollten Mo
Carrollton
Sheri
Staley
Brown
Stanley
Willem
Taylor
Joe
Wen
Cherokee Strip
Trou
Mtest
New Meal
Woman Saves Train From Fire Near Wolcott
Sept 1 in Wyoming a woman, wife of a section foreman, escaped a wreck by pulling the Spokane bound Pacific mail train from a burning wooden bridge over a gully near Wolcott. Fire spread along the track, delaying the train nearly an hour as rescue efforts and alarm spread.
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Medge
Cheyenne
Wye
Mra Qostrom
Wolcott
Abe
Spanish Forces Heavy Losses in Cuban Battle
A Cuban steamer Mascotte reports heavy fighting near Camerge between Spanish and insurgent forces. Casualties are unclear but reports indicate many Spaniards killed or wounded. News caused great excitement in Havana and at the Yaleor.
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Ates
Comague
Hebere
Ker West
Cuba
Camerge
Ted Spanlents
Havens
Yaleor
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