President McKinley Speaks at Catholic Summer School
President McKinley and Private Secretary Cunelyor attended the Catholic Summer School of America at Lake Champlain. Arch festoons greeted the crowd as McKinley urged unity under the national creed while cheering attendees waved handkerchiefs and sang, then met him after the address.
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Pintishore
Meicier
Cunelyor
Catholic Summmer School of America
Clut Fens
Lake Champlain
Ariumphal
Evererecce
Amtricns
Sriteriusa
Doolsetti
Lathalie Summ
Mektnies
Father Lavell
Rtr
Wifa
Feimarke
Lee
Stardy
MecKinley
United State
United States
Risbelttor
Wil
Une
Sthee
Mcihinley
Father Lovell
Aera
Mr. Cortely
Prisoner Jesse Gilbert aided by visitor with provisions
In a county jail scene a visitor named a woman brought Gilbert food and notes. She attempted to sway jail officers to release him for a brief visit to his sister after his sentence, stating his wife and other hardships. Gilbert faced a total cost of 158 and served the full sentence. The article blends this incident with unrelated notes on the U S postal trains and local commerce.
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Jesse Gilbert
Tecumarh
Gilbert
Esk
Copeaty
Jallee Laveson
Gilbert Count
oFelae
Rosie
William Bryan speaks on silver and trusts in Des Moines
William J. Bryan addressed about 4900 people at the Des Moines auditorium, urging the Democratic stance on silver as key to prosperity. He criticized Republican gold standard and money trusts, warned of imperial costs, and argued the need for federal action or a special session to sustain policy.
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Des Moines
William J. Bryan Looke
Hrgan
Maying
Klondike
United States
Democratic Party
Ite
Palmer and Buckner
Tnd
Ana
Banda
Brean
Ieperiallam
Philippines
Bryn
Geures
America
Palippines
Towa
Netranka
Congress
Cleveland
Mo Kimes
Report on H Clay Evans Exoneration Denied
Col H B Con of Chattanooga and one of five G A F committee members denies any exoneration of Pension Commissioner H Clay Evans. He notes no committee report has been issued and no written document exists yet. B Homen of Sacheaville will chair the committee and draft a report for the September 1 meeting in Wauhtre.
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Col Casa
Clay Evans
Chattanooga
Trin
Aue
Col. H. B. Con
H. Clay Evans
Evant
Rey Tans
B. Homen
Sacheavilier
Chalniet
Wauhtre
Cincinnati candidate to oversee canvass in city race
Joan Ro McLean, proprietor of the Cincinnati Enquirer outlet, leases Shoemaker section on Pie Street from August 20 to November 9 and plans to arrive next week to manage his canvass for the Democratic nomination in the Villeville race, staying through the November election to provide personal attention to his campaign.
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Cintinnati
Joan RO McLean
Cincinnat Enauker
Pie Street
Wi Ville
Atay — 2
Wit
Deep Water Navigation Aims Move Toward Gulf Access
Peoria dispatch reports valley residents pressing for a deep waterway from the Mississippi to the Gulf. Delegates from the United States Weather Association and lower Illinois voting group discuss a river convention in Chicago to urge federal support for deep water navigation over slack water policy. A statewide meeting of county representatives, governors, and drainage trustees is planned for October to coordinate this effort. Alexandria reports widespread foot and mouth disease in Egypt with multiple new cases since July 15.
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Chicago
Tribune
Peoria
Tilate
Mikes
Gulf
UN Usaeer
Tllinois
Feorta Todicy
Bie River Convention | To Be Held Here Tn Oer Proposal of © Wat Catirrens
Egypt
Alexandria
Esyat
Aus
Tired of Justice Fuller Rhodes Seeks Pardon
Fuller Rhodes, who turned himself in for a prison term begun in Wichita in 1889, seeks a pardon. He claims conversion in Great Falls and Jamestown led to reform, and that he will surrender if pursued. He wrote Sheriff Cone from Jamestown detailing his conversion and desire for a better life.
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Fuller Rhodes
Stanley
Eas
Tannae
Rodes
Wichita
Rhodes
William Hess
Rufe Cone
Jamestown
Ani
Great Falls
Mont
Sherif Cone
N. D
N. Ds
Sheri
Sedgwick County
N.D
Salvation Army
Dewey Appears on Deck Aboard Olympia
Aug 16 Leghorn Admiral Dewey ill with fever yet appears on the deck of the Olympia, an early morning sign of recovery. He is expected to receive a reception before departing for Florence.
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Leghorn
Dewey
Rowhetter
Olympia
Florence
Piggs Won't Learn From Deadly Gasoline Hazards
Fire brigade was called twice in the morning to 14 Polk Street for gasoline ignition near James Clark’s home. A 2:20 p.m. alarm sent responders to Fifth Avenue hotel where gasoline vapor near bedstead cleaning caused flames. fire was subdued with water. Three weeks earlier the hotel fire led to a warning to proprietor Afron Pig about gasoline use. Caution rises over gasoline handling and ignition risks from matches, stove flames, or cigars.
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Polk Street
James Clark
Fifth Avenue
Afron Plig
Wimerth
Anti Expansionsists Plot May Shape Next Presidential Race
Washington gossip reports Senator Clay of Georgia predicts an anti expansion Republican ticket led by The Continental Republicans. Former Treasury Secretary Boutwell of Massachusetts is eyed as a presidential candidate, with Teed possibly at the top but not guaranteed. The plan aims to deny the regular Republicans any New England wins.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Clay
Georgia
Feld
Repubes
Breaker Teed
Treasury
George S Boutwell
Maskachiseua
Yen
Milwaukee chosen as next meeting place of Typographical Union
A report from committees favors a special assessment on members of the Typographical Union in Milwaukee for a three month period if the union fund falls below a set threshold. The convention also discusses issues with printers, grocery merchants, and a Barn Concert tonight at Garfield Park by Marshall's band.
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The
Typographical Union
Detroit
Wexakon
Saplazorital
Reppetty
Taumet
Tepark
Auerniuend Valen
HH Babisaat
Groerier
Kohinast
Milan
Garfield Park
Marshall
Dreyfus Trial Proceedings Reach Fatigue Peak
Testimony by Gen Roget centers on alleged treason clues in the bordereau and Dreyfus's presumed knowledge of military plans. He insists Esterhazy did not write the key document, cites Picquart’s methods as fraudulent, and notes a 100,000 franc reserve used to surveil an innocent officer. Dreyfus declares his anguish at the ongoing torture of the process.
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M Re
Mme” Fenty
Urilde Mirrow
Moratke
Sand Heer
Nurderenu
Dave
Tecysus
Tie
Isaneet
Ferry Thin
Cole
Janiaiat
Henry
Roget
Dreytur
Eeterhagy
Hut
Hurderead
Wittess
Court of Son
Esterhazy
Sand Herr
Gen
Col
Sand
Todd
Col. Sand Herr
Intelligence Department
Col Henry
Towettier
Cal
Eeternaity
Haterhazy
Eaterhazy
Roger
Taras
M. Bertiius
M. Bertmasek
MM. Hertulus
Blanche
Aperanza Torgorion
Rogirt
M. Bertalue
M. Cavaignar
Vair
Raale
Cuera
M. Bertulua
Che
Afacdame Pais
de Roget
Casimir-Perier
Caseation
Abe
Col. Schwarter
Col. Picquart
Col. Saud Terr
Dubois
Duboin
MO Trurieux
Dreyfus
Otter
Plequart
Eile
War Office
M. Deinange
Pitquart
Jouatiat
Gem Roget
Hegan
Col. Jouaust
M. Labort
MM. Lebon
Guerin
Dreyfus Acquittal Rumor Ties to Labor Plot
A cable from Joseph Retnach to the Journal and Advertiser asserts the Labort shooting will inflame the court and suggests a wide crime syndicate aimed at stirring sympathy for Dreyfus. He claims premeditated murder tied to anti labor agendas, with ties to forgers and attempted further strikes.
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Consigere A Vertain
Labort
New York
Joseph Retnach
Journal and Advertiser
Gan
Crime Syndicate of Asssssination
Whitch
Hente
Lerritter
Praviour
Deaytus
Willines
Theae
Old Acquaintances Speak Well of Dreyfus In Chicago
Jean Pief of New York visiting Chicago says he was a schoolmate of Captain Dreyfus in Alsace and recalls him as an honorable, straightforward boy. Pief’s family background is described as wealthy and respected, and he cannot believe Dreyfus could betray France.
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Dreyfus
Chicago
Jean Pfiet
New York
Vislting
Captain Dreyfus
Pief
Maclhasen
Alsace
Europe
Special G A R Excursion to Philadelphia by Lake Shore Railway
Public notice advertises an excursion to Philadelphia via the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line with tickets on sale September 1 through 4 at reduced rates. Final return by September 2 with optional routes and stopover privileges. circulars available from BR P Humphrey Kansas City and others.
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Philadelphia
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
BR P
Humphrey
T. P
Kansas City
F. M. Byron
Market Report From Daily Trading Summary
Readable lines describe wheat and corn futures with notes on prices, receipts, and trading activity. NorthWest receipts compare to prior week, with autumn contracts opening higher then fluctuating. Hog and pork futures show mixed movement, while barley and other grains list cash values and August September prices.
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Iges
Water Street
Grain Letter from Commission Agent Shows Mixed Grain Tone
Grain Letter furnished by J C Goings and Dan J Koveku reports on movement in corn and wheat with mild declines and modest advances. Market notes mention slow corn trading, favorable spring weather driving optimism, and variable receipts at primary points. Hog and cattle prices ease slightly while Kansas City and New York markets reflect tentative demand and export activity.
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Conutinent
Sted
India
Privrinary Pointe
Penton
Genelia
Kansas
Umand
New York
Smitil
Harria
J.C. Gotaera
Renesa Ee
Ieee
Raoring
Marth
Coulee
Ferlaerasne
Owerne
C. B
Hornbury
West India
Joug Zeen
Benin
Kansas Creash
Oata
Market Gomaip. Prices and notes from commodity markets
Market details cover grains corn oats and wheat with rates and futures in flux. Notes discuss Kansas City and New York postings, river markets, and general market sentiment. References to buyers sellers and potential declines in oats and corn amid broader trading activity.
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