Boutwells Bolt for Reed As Anti-Imperialists Split
Ex Gouvernor Boutwell denounces McKinley and says he will bolt the GOP to back Tom Reed or a third party. He criticizes McKinley and Hoar, hints at a conference to decide alliances after platforms are issued, and notes anti-imperialists may back Bevan to defeat McKinley. Reed’s nomination and his acceptance depend on future conference outcomes.
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Boston
Boutwell
Anti-Imperialist League
McKinley
Tom” Reed
Judas Iscariot
Julius Caesar
Marc Anthony
Wiliam McKinley
Senator Hoar
George S. Houtwel
Lem
Mr. McKinley
Bolter
Bryan
Bevan
Hoar
Boutwells
Thomas H. Reed
E Nough
A Suit of White Describes Ivory Soap Lather
An advertisement claims Ivory Soap provides 100 complete suits of rich lather in each cake and explains bathing with the lather removes body impurities. It promotes pure soap and notes Ivory Soap is 99 4 % pure.
New Placer Gold Field Reported Near Camp Compania
Three prospectors from the Lower California gold field claim over 200000 dollars in eight months near Camp Compania. Martin Hulen Tom B Gedine and James Crawford traveled with supplies, faced water shortages, and say the tract covers about 225000 acres with few other prospectors. Jose Ibar Zao is noted to have mined over 100000 dollars nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower California
Hermantilo
Mex
Abe
Lower
California
Camp Compania
Martin Hulen
Tom Bo G. Gedine
San Francisco
James Crawford
Benson, Aris
Alricultyeh
Givses
Uber
Jose Ibar- Zao
Council meeting report on Drew and Robert Pigg case
Last night during a council meeting Drew was asked to intervene in the case of Robert Pigg who was jailed on a charge. The mayor declined to direct Sagiiac. Pike was arrested for refusing to set security for payment of time and costs among his friends and Wan released about 16. Pigg was arrested in June 1889 on a charge of running a joint and convicter in the police court. He appealed the e450 to the district court, was found murky and SpGM the came to Gre court of appeals Ww bet migain lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Robert Pigg
Pike
Refus
Wan
Pigg
Gre Court of Appeals
Bet Migain
Pawnee Bill's Indians Pay Respects to President in Canton
A delegation of Pawnee Bill's Indians, connected with the Pawnee drumber as cave rs, waited on the president at his Canton home yesterday evening. They were cordial in greeting and discussed matters in a personal visit, aiming to pay respects and talk over mutual concerns.
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President McKinley
Canton
Panhenied Int
Way Clear For White In West Virginia Nomination
A White of Parkersburg appears unopposed for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and has met with party leaders in the city since last Saturday. Senator Elkina, slated for a key role, is mentioned as part of the leadership discussions.
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West Virginia
Renee
A. White
Parkersburg
Dawson
Elkina
Temporary chairman arrives as convention debates future leadership
The temporary chairman arrives and meets several candidates as talks turn to permanent leadership. Governor Atkinson holds receptions with delegates and is favored for the post, while Congressman Freer and State Treasurer Kendall are also mentioned. Freer was a governor candidate in the primary. Two nominations are expected for supreme judges with Judge Henry Brannon seeking the Republican nomination as successor to himself, and ex-congressman Warren Miller also in the race.
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Porary Chairrman
Ingteln
Biking
Scott
Atkinson
Freer
Kendall
White
Supreme
Henry Brannon
Kex
Whisky cases go unheard as Timon case is discharged
Eleven whisky cases set for Monday police court hear ing were heard. only Ed Timon’s case proceeded but evidence failed to warrant conviction and was discharged. Remaining cases were continued to later in the week. George Klauer and Mr VanHorn appeals to district court continued due to alleged ill health.
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Hearinng
Ed Timon
George Klauer
VanHorn
Few Talks by McKinley in 1898 Campaign
Canton July 10 President McKinley plans few speeches this year and will avoid active campaigning. One key day is Thursday when the notification committee arrives and old 1898 organizers manage events. Executives and Mrs McKinley reportedly enjoy the vacation site and better health than in official residence.
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Canton
McKinley
Banda
Iday
Roosevelt
Money in a Barrel Found in Michigan Farmer's Estate
Frederick Norman, administrator of Swen Munson's estate near Montague, discovers a cigar box with 568 in notes inside a corn barrel on the farm. A purse with money and old bills from long ago is found in a box of nails. Munson died intestate. no will or property disposal was evident.
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Michigan
Auscia
Muskegon
Mich
Frederick Norman
Swen Munson
Montague
Norman
Munson
Bryan Encourages Jones In Toledo Stop
July 10 report from Toledo says W J Tiryan urged local Democrats to refrain from nominating a congress candidate to back independent Mayor Jones. He argued Jones would win and Democrats aiding the Jones movement could capture Ohio’s electoral votes for the Democratic nominees against McKinney.
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Toledo
W. J. Tiryan
Congress
Jones
McKinney
Ohio
Store clerk charged with petit larceny
Joe Hall, a colored employee of Wm. Green & Sons, was arrested on a warrant sworn by Mr. Green for petit larceny. Hall had been trusted to collect a $50 bill batch but allegedly kept the money while also taking groceries, prompting suspicion after prior clean conduct.
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Joe Hall
Wm. Green & Sons
Green
Small
Cleo's Token Disdained By Belgian King In Paris Scene
Paris July 10. The Belgian royal party met at the Northern station to bid farewell from Gastein to Brussels. A floral offering from Cleo de Merode carried a gold stamped ribbon. The gift embarrassed the royal visitors as the ribbon carried a taunting message. An aide discreetly moved the flowers aside before departure.
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Paris
Gastein
Brussels
Loubet
C. da M
Ioe
Cleo de Merode
Crime at Nome sparks daily crisis reports and murders
San Francisco reports a letter from prospector F C Graves describing Nome as perilous with three to four personal crisis calls daily and near daily murders. He notes sky high prices, rough work, and crowds of about 25 000 on Main Street as fortunes are sought and danger remains.
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San Francisco
Cal
Cape Nome
F. C. Graves
Graves
Frisco
Nome
Main Street
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers list multiple property deeds with names and locations including Spruce street, Klein avenue, Hancock street, and Jefferson street. Also mentions Bank of Topeka transfers and various additions and quarter sections. Minor ads follow for optical services and weather instruments.
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Sarah A. McCown
Ella
Trapp
Spruce St
Billson Paartholomew
JJ. Swink
Rose Watkins
Throop
Jas W. Gibbona
Jas. Sweiniveh
Klein Avenue
Klein
Jane dDane Sae
Kemper
Ferson Paramore
Tnd
Marty Chesney
Edwin A. Popenoo
Mr. Lee
Same
Best of FR Friends Fight Between Russia and Japan Maye hovenure
Kondo president of the Japan Mail Steamship company discusses Russo Japanese tensions in China and Korea. He argues the Masampo incident lacks political significance and that both nations seek commerce over conflict. He notes Japanese immigration issues and U S attitudes, advocating mutual restraint and possible retaliation as a last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kondo
Japan Mail Steamship Company
Journal of Commerce
Hussin
Japan
China
Corea
Masampo
Russia
San Francisco
Cape Nome
Klondike
United States
Record-Breaking Eleven World Records Set by Nelson in Bicycle Race
Chicago cyclist John Nelson shattered eleven world records at Charles River Park in Boston. Over two hours he covered 60 miles 30 feet, finishing with a dominant lead as Charles R. Miller Burns W. Pierce William C. Stinson and Lobbie Walthour trailed. The pace stayed fierce from start to finish with Nelson setting multiple milestone splits and laps.
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John Nelson
Chicago
Boston
Charles River Park
Nelson
Charles R. Miller
Burns W. Pierce
Nova Scotia
William C. Stinson
Cambridge
Lobbie Walthour
Arrapta
Stinson
Pierce
Miller
Nel
Mmfiller
Hils
Political Platforms and Train Tickets Highlight 19th Century Ledger
A fragmentary news item discusses Democratic platform drafts in Kansas City and party harmony concerns. It notes ticket sales and travel details for Cincinnati, Ottawa, and Chicago via the Santa Fe routes, plus an advertisement for Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil claiming to heal wounds and throat ailments.
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Boutwell Bolts
Tom Reed
New Placer Gold Field
Robert Pigg Eac
M*kinley
Cleo
N. Morrison
H. Morrison's
Chicago Opthalmic College
Rena J
Goner
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chas. Bennett's
Optician
Kansas Avenua
Cleveland
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Grover Cleveland
Sen Hue
Ce ‘Wart Brothers
Joseph
Kansas
Lyon & Heatherly
W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co
Ollege, Fopera
Quincy St
J. L. Tromp
Ronquill
Topeka
Barkley, Undertaker and Embalaer
Kansas Ave
Gray Gables
Cincinnati
Santa Fe
International Convention Baptist Young People’s Uniot
Ottawa
Ottewa Chautauqua Assembly
Ram
See
Thomas
W. A. Alexander
Kellant Era. Co
Sears Tele
Jackson St
Aaa Ae Sa A
ST. Louis
Bee Loin
Han
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