Henry George Accepts Nomination for New York Mayor
Henry George accepts the nomination for mayor of Greater New York at Cooper Union amid a vast outpouring. The crowd jammed the hall and streets as delegates from Democratic groups and unions praised his candidacy and platform.
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Jerome O'Neill
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Heorge Wald
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Cutie Speer
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Manhattan Use Club
Givren
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
New York
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Democratic Party
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Henry George Platform Allegedly Drafted Comment
A fragmentary note claims Henry George authored a platform linked to a political group. The passage suggests debate over the end goals of a faction tied to Ivelian race tracks and a conspiratorial tone regarding secretive leadership.
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Loftin to resign as Hoganaville postmaster
Negro postmaster Loftin of Hoganaville, shot by unknowns, will resign and take a position in Washington. Authorities fear local backlash and vow vigorous prosecution of those who threaten him. Loftin insists he will go to protect his safety, though he dislikes leaving. The move, arranged by President McKinley, aims to end the boycott and violence surrounding the office.
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Raid on the Nude Prompts Chicago Police Action
An emissary of Anthony Comstock is in Chicago amid raids on stores selling reproductions of French nude paintings. Police seized several works including The Fall of Babylon and After the Hathh while warrants await service on additional Clark Street shops. Justice Foster will review motives and effects in court today as censure or praise trails for depicted nudes and staged vice.
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Anthony Comstock
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Comstock
Willam Moffat
North Clark Street
Plice
Justice Foster
Harrison Street
Bf G. Keensin
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Justice Fomer
Nooutite
Paris
Rousin
A. Artiet
CIA
Antineliy
No Famine Assured at Dawson This Winter Says Purveyor
J. McArthur, Dominion government purveyor, reports from Dawson that there will be no starvation this winter. He notes 1000 head of sheep and 400 head of cattle were at the Dalton trail, expected to reach Dawson City between September 1 and 2.
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B. C
J. ©. McArthur
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Dawson
Dalton Trill
Dawaun City
Train Fare Fragments Include City to Kansas City Deals
Fragmented ad text shows fares for city to Kansas City, return options via Union Pacific and Santa Fe routes, with prices ranging from two to two hundred and fifty. Mentions Peertens Steam Laundry and Rock Island routing through St Louis.
Coin Harvey’s Gospel Wagons Promote Patriot Bulletin
Spreading the American Pat riots propaganda to gain subscribers for The Patriots’ Bulletin the wagons tour the country with portraits of Washington Jefferson and Lincoln on canvas tops. W. H. Harvey leads the effort with crews touring Missouri Ohio Texas and California planning to hammer home political questions for the next presidential campaign.
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Order of American Patriots
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Order of the Silver Knight
Sun
National Patriot
Washington
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Lincoln
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Ohio
Florida
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Kansas
California
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Washington Boulevard
America
Idea
Loral Ludenevar
Ayate
Henry George
Lawrence Gronlund
Seattle at Paris Exhibit Plan for 1900 Exposition
Seattle plans to exhibit at the Paris Exposition with Major Moses F. Handy as United States special commissioner. A committee including the mayor, chamber of commerce president, and others will prepare a competitive model of Seattle’s ethnographical display. A request seeks 19,000 for the project to showcase the western city’s resources and industry.
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Seattle
Wash
Moses F. Handy
Cnimmittes
Chamber of Commerce
Plentiful Seals and Restless Seas Mark Bering Catch
Captain Cox returns from the Bering Sea aboard the Triumph with 1 605 king seals. Hair burned off on several skins suggests branding by electricity. A separate report from Charleston notes shipments en route to Liverpool, including 250 000 bushels of wheat and other grain from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Also advertised are Fall Festival pictures and parade views for orders.
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Kansas Avenue
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Suick- Rott
Steam Laundry Offers Free Button Mending and Local Fares
A clipped ad notes travel options to Kansas City and return for $2 to $20 via Rock Island Route. It also advertises Prerless Steam Laundry offering mending and button sewing service at no charge.
Home of Henry George as the ideal philosopher’s retreat
New York, Oct. The Sun notes Henry George would prefer life as a guiding neighbor in a Brooklyn rural setting over a mayoral race. It describes his home on a knoll near Kort Hamilton, an old farmhouse with panoramic water views, historic charm, and tranquil gardens fit for a philosopher seeking quiet, pastoral surroundings.
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Sunasys
Henry George
Greater
Philowonder
State
Mahopullit
Tree Uader
Bang
Nasal Troney Corporation
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Judea
Squirrels in a Drove Reported Near Cumberland
Eyewitnesses estimate a drove of 8,000 squirrels crossed the Potomac River near Cumberland Maryland. About 200 were killed as the herd dispersed into woods.
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DANGER IN SODA AND STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
An results warn against using soda as a cure for stomach upset citing risks of irritation and inflammation. It endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the effective remedy, praised by Dr. Hirlandsen and Dr. Werth for aiding digestion, appetite, and general health, with free literature offered.
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Marshall, Mich
Regulated Weather Apparatus Arrives at Weather Bureau
Observer Jennings acquires a full set of recording instruments for meteorology at the Government Weather Bureau in the Columbian building. The roof hosts a wind velocity indicator, wind vanes, a rain gauge, sunshine recorder, and self recording instruments. Duplicates protect accuracy. Jennings plans to send copies to Washington to reduce workload.
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Burkos for Alaska Trade in Burro Pack Animals
Chicago company to ship 20 000 burros to Alaska via Texas routes. Agents in San Antonio and Chicago buying pack animals. Burros already shipped to Chicago for forwarding, with Mexican packers to accompany the caravan to Alaska.
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Six Large Turbines for Butte Power Plant
The James Lef fel Waterahes company has contracted with St Paul capitalists to build six turbine units of 1,000 horsepower each for a $208.08 power plant to be erected at Butte Montana on the Big Horn river. The plant will supply electricity to Butte and power to nearby copper mines. The turbines will be the largest ever built.
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Springfield
James Leffel
Mackay Still Buying Mines in Nevada Venture
John W. Mackay left for Nevada with TL B Manchett to finalize the purchase of the Silver Peak mines. The deal reportedly involves about four million dollars. The mines lie near Hawthorne along the Carson and California railway. Mineral Water The finest in the west. Come and try. D W Phillips 6a W Eighty st.
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Bishop Gaines Proposes Controversial Racial Theory
From Atlanta, Oct. 6, Bishop Gaines, a prominent figure in the colored church, presents a bold creed in book form arguing that the black race is gradually absorbed by whites through a graded tinting process. He predicts eventual extinction of black traits, with intermixture improving the white race.
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Gaines
London strikes push eight to nine hour debate
London reports workers pushing eight hour day back to nine while unions fund strike pay and investments. Allied trades warn of disruption to 200000 men as talks with employers stall and contracts drift overseas. The union favors conference if hours are reconsidered. employers resist and advertisements likely.
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Stacnatiin
Big marble shipment to Minnesota Capitol project
A Minnesota capitol project uses Georgia Augusta marble with one thousand carloads planned. The contractor will begin loading at sixty cars daily, then rapid follow-up shipments. The contract value runs into the hundreds of thousands, covering dome interior and building finishes. The total marble required is about 1400 curluds, with completion expected within five months.
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Groveia
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Gevreia
Hornets Attack Steeple Climber at Old Central Church
Newark correspondent recounts Clark a daring steeple climber struck by a hornets nest while chopping old church sheathing 120 feet up at the old central church He escaped after a sustained push down the ladder as hornets swarmed Then a corageous lighter ignited sulfur in the steeple driving the insects away Later a severe cold and flu like symptoms followed indicating a dramatic incident and a medical trial with Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a local testimonial praising its relief and urging its use for coughs or colds.
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Boy Swallows a Bee Death Tragic Accident Troy Child
A 9 year old girl from Charles Paro, Troy New Hampshire, died after swallowing a bee yesterday. The insect stung internally causing a fatal agony. A travel offer to Kansas City and back priced at $2 and $32.00 to Kaness City and return, with Union Pacific pass valid to October 10.
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