Stormy Convention Tarnishes Populist Rally. Turmoil Erupts
In Columbus Ohio on August 12, a Populist convention dissolved into violence as delegates clashed, chairs were hurled, and a fight erupted during attempts to nominate a state ticket led by Major Dick and Dylan amid accusations of corruption. Major C W Delew led fellow delegates in exchanges, with fusionists joining the melee. A committee was formed to investigate charges while candidates Coxey Whitcomb Pomeroy Reider and Morris were named for governor lieutenant governor supreme judge and attorney general respectively.
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Ate
Columbus
Nepleke Wolli
Ander
Peter Witt
Cloretart
Mabiadig
C. W
Hugo Proyer
Market and rail freight notes from a chaotic page
A garbled mix of market terms, prices, and place names including New York, Liverpool, and Philadelphia. Mentions of wheat, gas prices, export expectations, and various dates clash with odd spellings and fragmented names, yielding a mosaic of old newspaper shorthand and OCR errors.
Sister of Charity Deports Beggar and Child
A Newark woman Maria Fea, a sister of charity, was accused of begging on the street with her one year old companion Lona McGowan. The agent warned her then took them to the society room where she was cautioned. She resumed begging and was arrested with the child. The magistrate released her on promise to return to the institution in Newark, New Jersey.
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New York
A.gerry Society Keron
Maria Fea
Newark
N. J
Lona McGowan
Nowari N. J
Capture of Abu Hamid by Anglo Egyptian troops
Reports detail the August 7 capture of Abu Hamid by Anglo Egyptian forces under Colonel Hunter Otter, after an 18 hour march from Merawi. Casualties included 1 killed and 1 wounded. among the dead was Major Ho M. Stanley. In London, Dr. Gallendet announced invitations to a deaf mutes congress and a new education college plan. A separate item notes a train wreck near Muirkire with no injuries, and other brief items cover chess, a mine accident near Bonne Terre, a successful torpedo boat trial at Cristal, and the murder of Mrs. Watson's grandparents for robbery.
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Dempeter
Boyd & Comepany
Erike
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emle
Peglon
Divtetet
Uiltat
New York
Hoon
Moemies
Turtle Crocte
Jones
Chimpo
Ie Footese
Emma Hoos
Minorama
Cairo
Aséouun
Pratentimnet
Abu Hamid
Ononel Hunter Otter
Merawi
Munber Knpe
Rirlet Werret
Khalifa
Hunter
Toni Founncer
M. Stanley
Ueatta
Gallendtet
Mision
London
Ang
B. M. Gallendet
Weehington
D. C
Gallaudet
Hind
Cristal
Dupont
Dartle QO
Mra
Watson
David Tetrich
Chinese cemetery removal plans move forward in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports that Chinatown’s newly created Chinese cemetery will be the region’s only Eastern burial ground. Authorities confirm plans to remove bodies buried at other sites, with the work to commence soon. Land cost cited as $2,250. the cemetery will serve Chinese communities across the East, restoring rites once restricted by existing authorities.
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Philadephia
Lat Tey
Chinatown
Alucoose Combination Injunction Dissolved In Unato Case
Fragmented report covers multiple items including the dissolution of an injunction restraining the American Company of this city from transferring shares and the immediate transfer of 2,000,000. Other items note hay and straw grade committee actions, Wakefield mine operations, Prince Henry of Orleans in Marseilles, and a Columbus mayoral convention.
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Jgtuose
Walto F
American Coen
Immediatelig
Ehieck
Oalor
Cmurt
Hanling
Mars Dhe
Bookwalter Leaves for Springters and What Mot Movin There
The departure of John W. Dockwatter Bookwalter, longtime resident, marks a turning point amid a contested city dispute. He withdrew from local interests after placing Leffel & Company turbine and water wheel escrow with an agent to market assets, amid legal fallout from a past accident involving General Moers B. Whiker. He denounced the city, hinted at retaliation, and then left for European travel after placing property in agents’ hands.
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John W. Dockwatter
Lobe Trotter
Callet
Heckwalter
Dames Leffel & Company
Pines
Moers B. Whiker
Kenton
Boowlkater
Mkn de Feat Wa
Hookwalter
Murder and manhunt unfold in New Orleans and beyond
Fugitives exchanged gunfire as A B Cook was fatally shot on Monroe streets after evading arrest at the Orleans hotel. Strong pursued, firing twice, then killed Cook. Separately, reports from New York and Colorado include reopenings of a major question at an October conference, and other incidents from Aug 10 to 16 involving political figures, crashes, and labor law cases.
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Bator Annihee
New York
Liverpool
Rockoe Bouries
Waueia
New Orleans
Ayu
Strong
Cook
Graot Pariah
John W. Foster
Sherman
Washington
Lele Champlain
McKipley
Wackferton
Willem Laurier
Prateriad
Canada
Yukon district mining changes cited by Ottawa officials
Ottawa reports the Yukon mining district will appoint a district administrator to oversee the gold fields. Major Walsh, former northwest mounted police commander, becomes chief executive. Mounted police will leave Manitoba for the Yukon next week. Court terms set for civil and criminal matters in the Gold District. PMID: Other items include public notices, obituaries, and varied local social announcements.
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Toronto
Ottawa
Yukon
Walsh
Northwest
Tee
Manitoba
Maxton
Noorty
Elvil
Armnal Jasaee
Justics McGaira
Prince Albert
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
Desperate claims urge readers to fight tuberculosis with Golden Medical Discovery. Praise from May Whitman cites relief from coughing and strength gained after using the medicine. A testimonial asks readers to send stamps for a doctor book and prices for bindings.
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Italy
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Mounted Police
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Medicium
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