Sewall Urges Crisis Response in Money Question
Arthur Sewall releases his Democratic vice presidential nomination letter urging a return to fiscal principles amid gold standard fears. He argues for equal justice, debt repayment, and the republic’s public faith, appealing to producers and workers to choose liberty and prosperity over class division.
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Important Developments In Venezuela Question
United Press notes no communication between Great Britain and United States on migration issues. October may bring developments in Venezuela dispute though settlement is not imminent. Chamberlain sails from September 30 and Salisbury approval is needed for arbitration. officials hope for a solution but focus remains on the eastern question.
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Vote tally in Florida shows tight race and expected Democratic edge
Fragmentary returns from Florida indicate a very tight vote with only sparse tallies due to a long ballot. Official results are not expected until Wednesday or the next day, but estimates Tuesday night place the Democratic majority around 20,000, possibly lower.
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Geigley Pacha
Connecticut Election Returns From 163 Towns
Returns from 163 towns show Republicans leading in most ballots. The partial results indicate 11 towns reporting, with several towns yet to declare. The late-night tally emphasizes a strong GOP showing across Hartford and surrounding areas.
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Hartford
Sok Thas Dlay
Treasury Gold Reserve Steady as Withdrawals Hit NY
The treasury gold reserve at the close of business Tuesday stood at 125,386,039 dollars. Daily withdrawals in New York amounted to 500,400 dollars.
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SAS
New York
Archbishop Benson Dies During Service at Canterbury
London reports the archbishop of Canterbury, Edward White Benson, died at 67 after a sudden apoplexy during morning service. Queen Victoria sent condolences to his widow and royal family members expressed sympathy. Burial is likely Friday with succession plans by the queen and church authorities.
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Post Masters Charged With Taking Active Part in Campaign
Washington Oct 13 The post office department filed complaints against postmasters for taking too active a part in the campaign Most complaints were sent to the president by citizens and charged officials with electioneering for Bryan and free silver A Michigan postmaster was removed for not observing warnings from Postmaster General Wil Burdett Norwood postmaster Titusville Florida is the latest named and inspectors may be assigned to investigate the flagrant cases
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Ex-Speaker Crisp Improving in Santa Georgia
Reports circulated Monday that former Speaker Crisp was improving while convalescing at a Santa Georgia sanitarium. The physician in charge said he had malaria fever but is now able to be up after three weeks of treatment.
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Scranton Steel Works Reopens on Double Turn
Scranton steel works of the Lackawanna Coal Co resumed operations in all departments Monday after nearly three months idle. The order keeps the plant on double turn for some time, benefiting over 1,200 employees.
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Tynan to be released and return to America
Ambassador Eustis in a cablegram informs the secretary of state that P. J. P. Tynan, the American suspect, whose extradition Britain asked, will be released. It is thought Tynan will sail for America by the first steamer.
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America
Fusion convention in Minnesota endorses Clarke fusion ticket
In St Paul October 13 the Democratic congressional convention unanimously backed Francis H Clarke as the fusion candidate. The fusion slate across Minnesota includes candidates for all offices, uniting party lines under Clarke’s bid.
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Francis H. Clarke
Fragmented notes on Cuban exile and American citizens in peril
Disjointed OCR text mentions Grand Rapids residents, Cuba, and Spanish authorities. References to a sister, letter dated in Matanzas, Spain, and concerns over safety and possible expulsions. Vague statements about burning, death, and fear imply a political or wartime peril affecting citizens abroad.
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Fragmentary notice from 1852 invokes age and service
Fragmentary OCR reads a story about a man age or status linked to Leavenworth United States in 1852, noted as having served 34 years. A command is ordered after a postman enters a front area near Mrs Gillpa, with garbled text following.
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Unclear 19th Century Crime Phrase Fragments
A garbled account mentions a shooting in Atlanta involving a foreman named Theodore Schraed at the Atlanta Lithographic Co. The suspect Osborne, said to be connected to familiar locals, gave evasive answers like I don’t know as details remain unclear amid early city turmoil.
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Theodore’Schraed
Engraving Department
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Wood Workers Elect Officers at Detroit Convention
The national convention of the amalgamated Wood Workers of America elected officers led by President D B Mulcahy of Detroit and Treasurer Henry Engleking. Secretary Thomas A Kidd of Chicago and other appointees from St Louis, Toronto, Chicago and more were named. Headquarters stay in Chicago and no further meetings are planned unless needed.
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JW. Goggins
St. Louis
W.J. Wolfe
Toronto
Cotton Crops Report Shows Decline in October
Washington reports October condition for cotton at 60.7 percent, down 3.5 points from September's 64.2 percent. Top crop yield is very small and the reports anticipate gathering by November 1.
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Department of Agriculture
Du Maurier cremated in Woking on Saturday
London reports artist and novelist George Du Maurier who died on October 8 was cremated at Woking on Saturday afternoon. The ashes will be interred in Hampstead churchyard on October 13.
Boston millionaire donates Dartin library to Yale College
J Montgomery Sears of Boston presents the 3500 volume classical library of German scholar Ernst Dartin to Yale College. The collection includes rare volumes samphists and old manuscripts as a substantial gift to the university.
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Mexican peon wages and living conditions expose system
The report details wages for Mexican laborers near Jimenez and related hacienda practices. It contrasts low daily pay for men and women, unsafe footwear, and a brutal debt cycle, noting slaves’ limited freedom and the harsh life under hacienda rule. It also mentions a severe castor bean poisoning incident and warnings about plant dangers.
Turkish Turmoil and Reform Talks Stir Ottoman Empire
The dispatch notes anti sultanist agitation with Amon Theological Students and Nenet Pasha shot at Yildiz palace amid rumors of corpses sent to Acieél prison. Levik Pasha outlines sultan’s proposed reforms funded by new monopolies as railroad to Baghdad proceeds. Miners face end of convention with hopes for future meetings and health concerns blur urban life in Cincinnati and Duke TPO incident highlights dangers to youths.
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Russia Prepares for War Mobilizes Forces at Sebastopol
Dispatch from Sevastopol reports Russia continues emergency preparations with local military naval forces mobilized at Sebastopol Odessa and Batoum. Gen Bobrikoff arrived to oversee garrison and arsenal selection of submarine engineers for a gunboat ready with mines shells and torpedoes. Interior garrisons in Poland Taurida and Caucasus told to be ready to board trains for Euxine ports.
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French Vessel Sent to the Riff Country
Paris dispatch says Adm. Gervais orders cruiser Troude and dispatch boat d'Iberville to Tangier. The move is viewed as serious with the greater France faction seeking a pretext to assimilate the Rif region.
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Watson Unable to Speak Before Campaign Return
Oct 13 in Thompson Ga Dr E S Harrison said Mr Watson’s throat remains severely sores and he cannot speak for 10 to 12 days. The report notes doubt he will stump again during this campaign while in London Paris dispatches say Prince Bismarck’s health is causing anxiety.
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Mortgage Placed On Toledo Railway Co Property
A general mortgage covering all the property of the Coliet Siouxking Vattey & Toledo Railway Co. was filed for record. The Guarantée Trust Co. of New York furnishes the attestation. The secured amount is 30,000,000 dollars in 4 percent bonds.
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New Territory Pioneers Record Oil Yield
A newly opened area northwest of Mendon yields about 200 barrels per day from a wideat soil well. The digest notes a new company operating a fresh 100 barrel setup in this territory marking a notable expansion of activity and investment in the region.
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Terrible Wound Reports Pitchfork Injury in Ohio
In Ashtabula Ohio on Friday a five year old boy, son of C L Carison, was struck in the left thigh by a pitchfork tip, the iron penetrating flesh for about six inches. The incident occurred in the middle of the thigh and the injury was described as severe but not fatal. Local medical aid attended the boy and he was reported in a stable condition.
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C. L. Carisoh
The Mi Record Debuts In Cincinnati Newsstand
A new one cent daily titled The Mi Record from Cleveland will appear in Cincinnati on Wednesday November 4. Projectors promote the paper as a compact city news sheet, aiming to attract readers with brief items and local notices.
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Cincinnate
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Cleveland
Child Drowned in a Cistern in Circleville
In Circleville on a Friday evening Helen Bee Noftiger aged eight fell into a cistern and drowned before help arrived observance noted by local papers.
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Bee Noftiger
Eiis
Librarian John H. Spielman Dies at 54
Columbus Ohio Oct 10 Public School Librarian John H Spielman died Friday of asthma aged 54.
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Columbus,.c
John H.spielman
Daniel Line Dies After Electric Train Collision
Daniel Line aged 45 was struck by an electric train on the Wellston and Jack Belt railway at Jackson Q on October 9 and died a few hours later.
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Farmer shoots himself near Millersburg Ohio
A farmer southeast of Millersburg Ohio shot himself Thursday after a dispute. He died at the scene and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Holliday Paroled After Cincinnati Shooting Case
Nelson Holliday, sentenced in Cincinnati in 1894 to six years for shooting to kill, has been paroled. The parole follows an Oct. 8 decision reported from Columbus.
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