Appeal 10 The People Rally Against Wall Street Aims
Fragmented OCR reads as a call to action for a nationwide populist appeal dated June 19 at St Louis. It rails at “the rights of mankind” and targets Wall Street while pledging to mobilize voters, naming party leaders and urging unity to advance human progress and reform measures.
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St Deule
Elieer
United Stateas
Eyiy
Camntn
Pepulie
Fort Beonine
Caine
Eressary
Hart
Generaier Ereitiog
Nymantica
Tatu Hess
Suidens
Euset
Foyer Yanes
ISTG
Istire
Nesaraleaaraih Pease Alpine
Tel Tags
Mercy Cetina
Brsi
Tata
Fragmented Capital News Fragment Emphasizes Editorial Tone
A garbled early 20th century style news fragment references legal matters and editorial disputes. Names and events are unclear, but it notes a court, speech delivery, and a debate over propriety in press conduct. The piece conveys tension between administration and media.
31 Bodies Found At Sea Disaster In June
Report from Fret June 32 describes searchers finding 31 bodies from the wreck. Survivors recount chaotic moments as the vessel sank after a sudden alarm and passengers rushed to lifeboats. Officials say recovery efforts continue and more victims may be identified as the sea yields remains.
Colorado Goes Wild and Other Unclear News
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and phrases with no clear coherent events. It appears to mix political, legal, and local notices with unclear references to individuals, dates, and places, lacking readable context to form a concise summary.
Kissed His Wife in Public Scandal Shocks Canton
A Canton, Ohio incident on June 1 involves Governor Mick Kinney publicly kissing his wife Ida amid a political scandal. The event, described in a garbled bulletin, shows Kinney reacting to the crisis as party members appear affected and some are overwhelmed by the scene.
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Canton
Mick Kinney
Wit
Orother
Ida
Teller for President Could Carry Southern States Amid Bimetallist Debate
Democratic observers weigh Teller as possible replacement for a Presidential ticket. Hartman comments on Southern states likely to back Teller due to opposition to the gold standard, while Northwest support remains uncertain. Analysis suggests Teller could attract electoral votes from Michigan and Indiana, with regional dynamics shaping Democratic strategy and the party's stance on bimetallism.
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Carles S. Hartiuh
Stonfans
Hartiag
Fay
Bam
Democracic
Smumwetadhain
Cenerms
Tolice
Coumecous
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Virginia
Lee Terval
Peta
Gerald Bee Wight
Tellwe
Lidiuna 'Weil
Exres
Michigan
Mr. Victor
Tie Gunteacy
Biinetmine Treneth
Corey Michitar
Emreyton
Grimuta
Teller
Mirtihcan
Democratic Nowlies
Mivenart
Wiyer
St. Tanitie
Cleveland Stermman
Boles in Chicago Early Arrival Sparks Talk
Boles arrived in Chicago early today and registered on the Palmner wall. The ex-Envertor declined to discuss the political battle, noting morning papers about Morciaon's refusal to run on a Democratic silver platform but refusing to say if it affected his own plans.
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Chicago
Jane
Palmner
Col Morciaon
Tony
Getting Together as Bolters Invite Chicago Delegates
June 12 at St. Louis reports continued talks among Populists and silver Democrats seeking endorsement for Teller as the fusion presidential candidate. Delegates from 50 members gathered while Chairmen say anti-parties may unite if feasible, with efforts to influence the Democratic convention in Chicago and sway national faction alignments.
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Bolters
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St. Louis
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Guld Wiand
Teller
Idate
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Francis
Babe
el Chicago
Hhrer
Tekler
Ts Press Senate
Connvenians
Teller May Come Topeka Stop In Denver On Way
Senator Topeka and Denver route details hint at a notable visit by a great man whose name is Mekunles. Turbulent dispatches report plans to award a message and address supporters as he travels toward Tupelo. Local readers anticipate a rare opportunity to see and hear the candidate in person.
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Topeka
Henry Mt. Teter
Tupelo
Denver
Peete
McKinley’s Front Porch Welcome Draws Mass Crowd by Train
Thousands of people rode special trains to see Governor McKinley and a delegation from Monti Urlew march through Casten. Paul Werner led the procession with four carloads, while Governor Meinles and Senator Williams addressed the crowd amid cheering and a civic parade.
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Willams
A NEW PARTY 4 ALIGNMENT Predicted by Rocky Mountain News
Denver June 1 report imagines a new political alignment in the national scene. The piece riffs on party names and eternal vigilance, attributing sensational rhetoric to figures and factions, and envisions dramatic shifts at a national convention.
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Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Senate
Eilver Ebalos
Curional Republicas
St Louie
Dickatioh
How Democrats Feel in Colorado Campaign Message
A garbled summary notes Colorado Democratic activists and a party meeting. It references urging support for Senator Tether and calls for unity and votes from all citizens and party members, with tensions and gratitude implied.
A Place Against T A A At Athlete Park
A fragment describes a small game at Athlete Park tomorrow at 4 P M between Palace and T A A. It lists players Curly Pound Mokds Aiden Smith Noble Graham and Held as starters in a dull garbled report.
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Athlete Park
Bern
Kia Boon Daing Stene
Pak
Eather
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Pound
Haen
Mockds
Sesund Bam
Mokior
Baer
Aiden
Smith
Noble
Graham
A True American Likens Teller to Saul of Tarsus
The Kansas City Times lauds Senator Henry M Teller of Colorado as a towering figure in American politics praising his integrity and breadth of vision. It argues his leadership and influence would rally Western Republicans and unify liberal factions under a presidential bid.
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Kansas City Times
Teter
Republcan
Mark Hafer Jatt
St. Louie
Saul
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Teytt
Poxmonase
Wny
Gedo Cun Wim
Gyedatone
Birn
Paket Bf
Maus lawn a wreck at Canton home front yard damage
In Canton a lawn debris and flower beds were devastated in front of a home during a disturbance. A visitor fainted in the night while neighbors tended to the damage and potential injuries are noted.
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Canton
Canape
Unclear OCR text about Cooley family legal matter
Fragmentary report mentions Dick Cooley's mother and a mistricy case involving a murder or property dispute on Jefferson Street. Details are garbled with several names uncertain.
Hobart wires Hindley McKinley cordial reply running mate
Canton 17 Dine 29 Governor Bre Kinley responds to Hindley and McKinley in a formal order. The dispatch recalls the political alignment, notes Hobart and Garrett A. Hobart as correspondents, and references a visit suggestion to a home in Mekinley.
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McKinley
Canton
Bre
Kinley
Lieshea
Eitain
Houschuld
Fred Garrett A. Hebart
Mr. MelOmler
Tedowe
Garrett A. Hobart
Not Yet Deserting Net Yet Won't Desert Not Yet
Minnesota's Democratic national committee member Michael Dore discusses health plans and travel, signaling uncertainty about attending the Cheah convention. The telegram mentions Europe and possible postponement of a Torsten telp to stem the true silver tide, unclear details.
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Washington
Michael Dore
Minnesota
Democratic
Europe
Hee Coset
Wikitney
Wall Street 18 Quiet on Worn St Louis Market
Wall Street remains subdued as traders report stable demand in St Louis. Investors note steady purchases and minimal feature activity, with value turnover continuing to meet expectations despite some lingering supply pressures.
Kansans Debate Silver Platform at State Convention
Special correspondent reports in St. Louis on June 11 that Kansan delegates debated the silver platform, praising and opposing key figures like Judge Berkman, Judge Broderick, and Corti while weighing how the platform would influence votes in the upcoming district races. Leaders emphasized mobilizing Republicans to win support for silver and economic prosperity across the state.
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St. Louis
Crumwik
Kansas
Thuke
Cahea
Republican Party
Judee Berkman
Dudge Broderick
Chost
Ley Corti
Fife
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Tiem
Soin J. Tnente
Squenih
Platfern
Sudte Tournat
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Cecil- Freseienst
Dave Hanna
Graham Oonty
Richards
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Scott
Jenny Kaneee
Muttorn
Amatheen Ware
Calderhes
Maj
Tom Anderson
Eugene Weare
Delorate WH. Brown
Miperiet
Sam Henedet
Wwiean
Benedict
Wilcon County
State Journal
Morrison Declines Run for President at Chicago
Morrison, head of the Interstate Commerce Commission, announces he will not seek the presidency this time. A telegram to Mr. Keernier of Sprineneid discusses silver policy, with emphasis on unconditional remonetization and party stance. Frank Finniken and his father, Dr Frank Plenniken, secretary of the state railroad commission, are noted in Clay Center where Mr. Plenniken Sr. is 77.
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Ehicnse
Harald Faethe
Ender
Washington
Morrison
Interstate Commerce Comminaian
Tas
Keernier
Sprineteid
Frank Fienniken
Frank Plenniken
Stats Ratindail Commission
Clay Center
Lyvery
Plesnikes. Sr
Weahingtos
Republic
Howe on no Tons and the railroad commission tour
A garbled report notes S T Howett leading a state railroad inquiry into grain rate discrimination. It mentions the Interstate Commerce Commission and a Kentas board case about transport costs from Riiscue Het points to the south, amid unclear references to product movement and potential laundering implications.
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Howe
S. T. Howett
Railroad Commission
Tmrieg & Chert
Kentas
Kasay
McKinley Nomination Boosted by Virginia Delegation
An early 19th century telegrams fragment shows campaign notes praising McKinley and Williams with congratulations from Virginia and other party figures. The misspelled text references the electoral college and presidential contest, with mentions of Stephen A. Douglas, Senator Allison, and congratulatory signals to the nominee.
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Grant Canton
Hin
Addison
Allison Wired
Dutoque
Virginia
VICTORY AT WYANDOTTE CONVENTION SPLIT POLITICS
June 1 telegram from Kansas City reports a bitter Wyandotte County convention clash. The Morrill group accused Trickett factions of manipulation while violent scuffles erupted among supporters. Authorities moved contest delegates as electoral tensions rose across the state.
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Troutman
Wyandotte
Miter
Knneax City
Tate
Morrill
X Gap
Weather forecast reports showers and warm, variable clouds
The note describes scattered showers likely in Larsie this afternoon and evening with current warm, stationary temperatures. It notes clouds moving in and a risk of showers across the region, while mentioning windy conditions and generally warm statewide readings with some variation.
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Ilstia
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Mexis
Texan
Sheriff Enjoined in Contested Case Amid Nomination News
A chaotic dispatch reports legal action halting enforcement and a sheriff restrained while city matters mixed with political maneuvering. It notes the Canton nomination plans for Major McKinley and a public notice about Garrett A. Fo for vice president.
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