Cheers for Columbus as three parties issue separate tickets
Ohio Democrats at Columbus nominate a full state ticket for July 1 led by Governor Horace L. Chapman and others while Populists and Silver Republicans announce separate tickets. The convention emphasizes free silver, with efforts to balance party unity against regional and factional divides.
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Columbus
Horace L. Chapman
Melville D. Shar
J. P. Spriegs
W. H. Dore
James If Wilson
Board of Public Works
Peter H. Degnan
Byron H Hard
Ohio Democrats
Ohio
Goreton
Dhet
Wim. J. Bryan
Epiaker
Supreme Judge
John J. Harper
RT. Hough
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Runnin
Chapman
Welty
Sorg
Huughvs
Sore
McLean
John BR. McLean
Paul J. Sore
McLean Me
Mr. Chapman
Hough
Secon
Highlami
Homer
Alleng
Myers
Daniel Pabst
State League of Silver Republicans
Aderse
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Sesalan
Isd
Garfield park concert by Marshall's band in the evening
A notice invites readers to hear Marshall's band perform at Garfield Park in the evening. Also an unrelated ad promotes Bucklens Arnica Salve claiming cures for various skin ailments and piles with a money back guarantee.
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Garfield Park
Marshall
Pitth
Kansas Ave
Marshal
Ells Bend
Pionte
Garfield Fark
Destruction of Garbage Shoreditch To Generate Light and Water
Lord Kelvin opens municipal works in Shoreditch to destroy refuse and supply electric light and hot water. The system uses refuse fed to a destructor with fans, ventilation to sewers, and thermal storage to power boilers and furnaces. It will process about 20,000 tons of refuse previously shipped to the sea.
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Shoreditch
Tandon
Lord Kelvin
University of Guagow
Shareditch
A Valuable Whale Ambergris Shipment From Swallow
The whaling bark Swallow, Lying at Vineyard Haven on passage from Barbadoes to Boston, reports 900 barrels of sperm and a rare lump of ambergris valued at $3,520 per pound. Ambergris, nearly round and high quality, is shipped to Richard D. Green. market value shown as $00 4 per pound.
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New York
Vineyard Haven
Barbadoes
Boston
Trinian d'Acunda
South Atlantic
Ambergris
Richard DB. Green
Picnic kissing barred at Sunday school outing
Burlington July 1. An edict bans kissing games at the Presbyterian Sunday school outing in the Bustietown woods today. The game Copenhagen is forbidden as an indecent pretext, with church moralists denouncing kissing and dancing alike and predicting youths may move to Baptist or Methodist services that tolerate such kissing.
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Copenhagen
Burlington
Presbyterian Sunday School
Bustietown Woods
Planica
Danchhk
Presbyterian Church
Baptist
Methodist
Death at the Chutes Near Baldwin Park
Body of 21 year old Adam Dulein was recovered from the lake at Quincy HL after a boat accident at Baldwin's park chutes. He was part of an eight person party when a frightened woman caused a boat to capsize. Rescue teams later found Dulein in the water, presumed drowned.
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Adam Dulein
Quincy
Baldwin's Park
Duleth
Dulein
Four Banks in Des Moines Plan Consolidation
Following banker precedent, Des Moines moves to merge four large banks the Iowa National the Bankers' State the Polk County Savings and the Des Moines Savings. Together they hold about $500000 in capital and roughly $1500000 in deposits. A new banking house costing about $100000 will be built for offices.
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Des Moines.In
Tniy
Des Moines
Iowa National
Bankers’ State
Polk County Savings
Des Moines Savings
President McKinley Grants West Point Spot for Sheridan Son
Mrs Sheridan, widow of famed Civil War general Philip H. Sheridan, wins a West Point appointment for her elder son on the golden anniversary of her husband’s academy entry. President McKinley fulfilled his pledge after she sought the favor in April and filed the official documents with the War Department. Young Sheridan is to report July 1, 1893.
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West Point
Sheridan
New York
McKinsey
Phil" Sheridan
Philip H
West Point Military Academy
Husbani
Philip H. Sheridan
McKinley
Peaches Sell Cheap on Norman Market
Good peaches fetch 25 cents per bushel in Norman but few shipments move from farmers, who lose money after paying express charges and charters. One grower tossed fruit into the street after being offered 30 cents low.
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Guthrie
O. T
Norman Transcript
Norman
Salmon Canners Alarmed by Rejection of Consignment
Vancouver July 1 news reports the death officer at Liverpool conferred as unfit for fod but rejects canned salmon consignment stirring British Columbia cannery men. If British buyers shun canned salmon, losses to British Columbia Washington and Oregon canners may reach 2,000,000 yearly. The board of trade and chamber will urge federal inspection and an official stamp on cases. Canners lacking details via cable seek explanation for widespread trouble amid unsettled methods.
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Liverpool
Vancouver
British Columbia
Colbaba
Washington
Oregon
Board of Trade
The
Camnara
Tramps Run Rampant as Towns Fear Robbers in Michigan
Tramps roam Benton Harbor and Stevenson amid arrests and gunpoint standoffs as two hundred prowlers raid farms, steal poultry calves and commit burglaries. Nearby towns report holdups, while Lake Shore line offers seasonal rail service from Chicago and tourism info for eastern getaways.
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Knights of the Road
Michigan
Benton Harbor
Mich
Stevensville
Here
Georgia Populists Propose State Convict Rail Plan
Atlanta July 1 Georgia Populists advocate state and municipal socialism to build a Chattanooga Savannah railroad using convict labor and to expand telegraph and telephone networks. Judge James K Hines lauds government ownership and envisions convicts farming while the state bonds for rails. Mayors and cities like Atlanta explore municipal ownership as a model for reduced rates and self finance.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Atlante
Western & Atlantic
Tentessen River
Chattanonge
al Imatle
Mississippi Valley
Chattanooga
Savannah
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Glasgow
James K. Hines
Northen
Hines
Richmond County
Supreme Court
Middle Georgia
Ross Tes
Leah
Collier
Aliy
Consolidated Street Baltway Company
Broad
Marietta Crossing
Consolidated Company
Pingree
Michigan
Thia
Tea Market Slump Predicted From Massive Imports
New York reports record tea stocks as imports surge ahead of possible 10 cent per pound tariff. Warehouses across New York hold tens of millions of pounds with shipments arriving from San Francisco. If duty passes, profits will rise for importers while supply could push prices down within a year. The government agency yet to set tea admission prices adds to uncertainty. The U S average tea use is about a pound and a half per person.
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New York
San Francisco
Congress
America
Carlisle Stays Washington Resident Despite New York Ties
Ex Secretary Carlisle has not decided to settle in New York, owning a large house there but preferring Washington as a residence. He plans no major move before autumn and will retain legal ties to Kentucky. He visits New York for business as legal adviser to several firms, but may conduct most affairs from Washington.
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Carlisle
New York
Washington
Kentucky
Cartisie
Jefferson buys Kansas City unimproved lot for investment
Jos Jefferson purchases property in Kansas City as an investment. The unimproved lot lies in Withers' addition between Thirteenth Direct and Springfield Avenue near Troost. The seller is Tom MacDonough, now of West End, N J. Jefferson does not plan to relocate permanently.
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Jos Jefferson
Kansas City
Joseph Jetterson
Tom MacDonough
West End
N. J
Withers’ Addition
Thirteenth Direct
Springfield Avenue
Troost
Mr. Jefferson
Pension idea proposed to curb divorces by fifty year marriages
Sir A K Rodgers outlines a government pension plan for couples who have lived together as husband and wife for fifty years. He argues this could reduce divorces and domestic strife by offering five dollars a month once a couple marks their fiftieth anniversary, aligning incentives with long-term stability. The proposal stresses happiness and tranquility rather than new doctrines.
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A. K. Rodgers
Rodgers
Hte
Victoria owes him $100 in Queens wealth tale
In Janesville Wisconsin Victoria is said to owe a local resident $100 after selling him a New me ariene dog. Dr Morne, a doctor in Australia, claims he never received payment or thanks from the royal family for the dog despite letters. The doctor now charges the $100 to his profit and loss account.
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Janesville
Wis
Vetoria
van Horne
Geo. R. Morne
Australia
England
National Educational Association Meeting in Milwaukee
In 1896 the Union Pacific praised for excellent service to attendees traveling from west of the Missouri river. Milwaukee hosts the meeting July 6 to 9 with favorable round trip fare and comfortable equipment. Also notes an open air Garfield park concert and a patent remedy advertisement for kidney and bladder relief.
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National
Eaducational Association
Buffalo
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
Wis
Missouri River
Union Pacifie
Omaha
Kansas City
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Health
A fragmentary ad describes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for wasting diseases and nervous disorders. It claims it purifies blood and builds strength, with testimonials from users and references to other products. It also promotes The People’s Common Sense Adviser and an edition distributed by the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
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Pierce
F Holmes
Galley
Spartan
St Stampa
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