Gold Basis Sure Money Standard to Be Fixed by Law
Washington reports the president and allies push for a definite gold standard despite Western Republican objections. The plan envisions a declaratory act shaping currency and possible future measures to narrow the silver question, aiming for passage in Congress within weeks.
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Washington
Aepabiloan
Cukert
McKinley
Che Tina
Wenauiry
Enid
Heack
Riss
Ailante
Brieanisy
Patna
Senate
Amead
Cliver
Slenderson
White
Yiepannesue
Rowiver
Girteney
Mugen
Henin
Wales
Tong
Indian Lover Kills 17-Year-Old Edith in Amherst Farm Tragedy
Amherst August 1 Eugene Paka puer a graduate from the Indias scholar at Carlisle Pa killed Edith Morell 17 at the home of Mrs J F Morel South Amherst. The Indian had been employed on the farm about a year and an apparent motive remains unclear as investigators search for the suspect and possible whereabouts. A search is under way in the woods near the property for the missing man as authorities piece together the sequence of events leading to the fire and the death.
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Amherst, Mas
Eugene Paka
Puer
Carlisle
Edith Morell
J. F. Morel
South Amherst
Coamie
Sheelarth
Bert
Meath
New Gold District Found Near Boise and Malta
A new gold district has been located up the Biedis river about thirty five miles from the city. Two ledges were opened near Barger creek from wildh Phenomenal assays received. One ledge struck yesterday near Gay. Unclear war references and health notes appear amid scattered notes about miners and supplies.
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Boise
Malta
Ang
Biedis River
Xeeter— Gay
Ube Bing
Deficit in July Receipts Exceed Estimates
Washington August 1 monthly statement shows a July deficit of about 51 3 thousand dollars above estimate. Receipts totaled 56 1 1 9 728 including customs and miscellaneous revenues, while expenditures reached 56 5 6 7 000. Internal revenue rose by about 1 million. August spending expected to rise due to returning volunteers and provisioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thoughtless Towns Plan Reunion Week Festivities
Topeka keeps the last week in September for its annual reunion celebrations, blocking opposition from nearby towns. Wichita and Kansas City have tried to contest the timing, but Topeka maintains the date, prompting discussions among Marshall's band and other organizers.
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Topeia
Kansas City
Kansasky
Wichita
Beptater
Oppas
Sulvia
Empo
Major Anderson
W. A. White
Eimpovia
Marshall
Empeoria
Topeka
Kansas
Taira
McKinley
Dimeutt
Salina
Emporia
Yukon council to build public highways for oreek regions
A Yukon council decision outlines immediate construction of public highways with substantial wagon roads to principal oreeks. Already $100 is appropriated for the project and more has been provided by wine owners. The effort follows a long trek by a party of explorers starting fourteen months ago on the Mackenzie river in the same boat, enduring great hardships. The party included Captain, Dunn, Er ward Miller, Alfred Clegg, William Brownlow, James Wallwork, Charles Fowler, Hugh Stevens, and Henry Jackson.
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Edmonton Trail
Dunn
Erward Miller
Alfred Clegg
William Brownlow
James Wallwork
Charles Fowler
Hugh Stevens
Henry Jackson
Mackenele River
Yukon
Santa Fe Employee Switch Promises Broad Duties
Ottawa August 1 H E Bird longtime Santa Fe worker moved from Ottawa after nine years to become division store keeper at La Junta Colorado He was recently named assistant storekeeper here and after a telegraphed assignment to Topeka accepted La Junta post Bird will oversee La Junta Pueblo Denver Colorado Springs and other points His family will visit then join him and Frank Wilson may return from Emporia to fill his Ottawa job.
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Ottawa
H. E. Bird
Santa Fe
la Junta
Col
Bird
A. F. Hilton
Topeka
Frank Wilson
Emporia
Mr.Bird
Mathiniet
Charlie White
Renevincese
Willabet
Presen Denn Grimth
Dix
Newton
Bryson Ta
Rasmiond
Wellington
W. H. Hannum
Coloraga
Janes Mulhern
Farrell
D. D. Bailey
Panhandle
Carrithers
George Pruett
Halley
T Florence
John Seymour
George Matthewson
Comparison of Engines Shows Evolution in Baldwin Fleet
A dated rail yard scene compares engines 45, 714, 713, 101 and 1878 with Baldwin 1593 and 1886 builds. Differences in weight, size, and height are evident while noting service status. The Baldwin monster dominates current traffic, with other units reserved for lighter grades or out of service.
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Vegan Optio. Ie
Ebeine No
Baldwin Works
Santa Fe
Baldwin
Reception Highlights From a Busy Evening
Intense beat filled the reception last evening as standing room was at a premium in the B C A rooms. The program featured recitations vocal and instrumental music with strong encores. Participants included The Glee club and male quartet, Mr and Mrs Grout, Maud Smith, Clare Crumb, Laura Chillson, Jessie, Lunby, Newry, George Adam Phenls, Jesse on.
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Glee Club
Mix Grout
Maud Smith
Clare M. Crumb
Laura Chillson
Jessie
Lunby
Mewry
George Adam
Phenls
Jesse On
Scranton Esys to Play Topeka Santa Fe Shop Team Saturday
Scranton ball team travels to Topeka for a return game with the Santa Fe shop team on Saturday. The 2008 matchup follows a prior loss that the Santa Fe crew still rues, hoping for redemption.
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Scranton Esys
Topeka Santa Fe
Scranton
Topeka
Santa Fe
Train Pictures Highlight Topeka Rail Scene
A Santa Fe vs Scranton score comparison notes Santa Fe led double in the fifth inning. Amid the game narrative are photos of a Rock Island passenger train nearing Topeka at 50 mph, with river and high bank scenery forming a scenic backdrop. The images will be framed and hung in local passenger offices.
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Santa Fe
Scranton
Rock Island
Topeka
Railroad Notes Record City Rail Activity and Personnel
Railroad notes report Avery Turner riding east in Southern Pacific private car No 9, with shop crews awaiting fish tales on return. Several staff changes and new passenger service plans surface, including Rock Island and Santa Fe activity, a Wichita to Blackwell excursion, and an Anadarke to Ft Sill extension rush.
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Avery Turner
Southern Pacific
Jim Johnson
Fred McKingle
Lyndon
W. BH. Scott
Quit
Colorado
Santa Fe
Elton Lindamood
Decatur
Til
Will Beeis
H. J. Whitcomb
Joss
Damage
Rock Island
Kansasee
Topeka
H. H. Embry
Wichita
Blackwell
Wathena
Chautauqua Grounds
Anadarke
Ft. Sill
Nintare
Bartlesville
Kansas, Oklahoma Central & Southwestern
James Mergen
Pen ohAir
Lee Carrier
Montana
Jack Kelly
Webb
Jackson Abe
Spencer
Stilwell
Baldwin
Central Branch
Centralia
YF Laine
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Rock
Read
Vermilion
Fienry Rocketman
Fock Island
Haw
Cyeneivece
Norton
L. Benton
Oberlin
Clifton
Greenleaf
David Yappp
Central Branch Improvements Spark Local Debate
The report notes Greenleaf residents boosting home values with fresh paint and a new fence while denying rumors that the Central Branch division will be moved. Weaker claims about a Washington spur are dismissed as unfounded.
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Ma Central Branch
Pomeroy
Greenleaf
Greenleaf Railroad
Central Branch
Washington
Empire train crews bustle with changes and moves
Prominent Emporia railway staff depart and arrive as crews shift roles. Charlie White fills stationary engineer duties at Renevincese as Grimth approves layoffs. Several conductors, switchmen, clerks, and storekeepers receive new postings or leave for Wellington, Ottawa, or Denver. Engine 251 262 head west to Rio Grande. trips to Colorado Springs and Topeka planned.
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Will Dunlap
Nickerson
O'Rourke
Thomas
Here
Halstead
Walterman
Repetto
Rio Grande
Servies
Ed Scott
Topeka
al Shahan
Gibbons
Will Burdick
Denver
C. E. Quick
Colorado ‘Springs
Mr. Finfrock
Mr. Quick
Fred Saunders
Saunders
Chicago
Ed Mixnée
Hutton
Ed Tiener
Bert McKee
Mr. Parker
Bert
G. W. Puett
Charlie Mack
Vandervort
Wellington
Mr. Puett
National League game notes from Cincinnati and Chicago
In Cincinnati the second game featured batteries Cincinnati Philips and Peltz against Brooklyn Molames and McGuire with a 200000200-54 score line. In Chicago score by innings is incomplete with no full recap available.
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Cincinnati
Philips and Peltz
Brooklyn
Molames
McGuire
Chicago
Uovtioss
Ale ‘Taylor
Wi Zion
Ayne
Pitissura
Pittebare
Pitti Chesbro
Bows
Etman
Baltimore
Robinson
Louisville
Loutaville
Zimmer
New York
National League
Brooklyn Ans
Laitimers
Cincinneati
Louis Satheakseieh
Tari Washington
Cleveland
Western League Scores and Standings Reported
In a fragmented Western League update from Indianapolis and Grand Rapids, innings scores appear with players such as McAuley Pardes Bees Wilson Dapner and Sogsgesses, with references to teams at Indiana and Minnesota venues. The Western League standings and team notes are summarized amid unclear OCR text.
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Grand Rapids
Pee Alee
G & McAuley
Pardes
Sie Bees
Jand Wilson
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Sizable reader letters extol the vegetable compound and liver pills for female troubles. Multiple unnamed women from Texas and Louisiana report relief after using Lydia E Pinkham products, crediting improved health and sanity following months of illness and unsuccessful medical treatment.
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Dean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Gretaupy
Jomx
Texar
Mira
Perkin Lotter
Peart
Thief Overlays Femen Im Elghe Heid
A unclear OCR fragment describes a theft or irregular action involving individuals named Rikon and Heid. The readable portion hints at a sports or competitive context with mentions of a ball and an era, but precise actions or outcomes are not discernible. No verified dates, places, or organizations are obtainable from the legible text.
Pilgrimage of Cryptic Masons of Colorado and General Lee
Fragmented text recounts General Lee as chaperon to Confederate supporters and notes a Pilgrimage of cryptic masons in Colorado. Describes a circus scene with children, a Nelson hourbhoir visit, and references to Union Pacific travel offers to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Mentions local ads for medicines and deliveries with various names and routes.
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Lee
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Wilos Ie
Nelson
Nolang
Allie
Che Circus
Ania
Cereral
Generil Lee
Union Pacific
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puchic
Kaneds
Sebrunicn
Watt Brent
Colorado
Calon Pacific
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Pilgrimage OF Cryptec Masons OF Colorado
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