No Gold Statue at Paris Exposition
Commissioner Peck announces no gold statue for the Paris exposition. After talks with Crip eters mining leaders he says bullion funds will fund a national display shaped as a pyramid. Denver special train to deliver stamps and relics as a symbol, with miners pledging over $60,000.
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Paris
Citesgo
Crip Eters Eisai Tees
Milion Furth
Beaven
Stammporsen
Denver
United States
Honor for a Hero and Bride in Moline Wedding
Robert Ingersoll of the Sicth Illinois regiment and Bertha Milde wed on a Market Square platform in Moline with 10 000 spectators. Promoter McDonald led a bridal procession, Justine Gould officiated, and Bert Mittie and Clara Verschoore attended. The couple left for a trip to Peoria and Rock Island after a crowded reception.
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Robert Ingersoll
Sicth Illnois
Spain
Bertha Milde
Mardaee
Market Square
Promoter McDonald
The
Root
Justine Dan W. Gould
Bert Mittle
Clara Verschoore
Justice Gould
Ars. Ingersall
Peoria
Rook Island
Connie Well
Noreen
Chelsea youths arrested after theater outing
In cultured Boston Puron Ulrich Jayo Flacher and several other youths about 14 were taken into custody after an Academy of Music performance for violating the curfew ordinance. They had parental permission to attend the theater but faced police and a judge who advised enforcement.
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Ulrich
Jayo Flacher
Tee
Cheteen
Academy of Music
Drury
Hossee
End
Chet Drury
Ech
Mente
Daniel Drury
Chelsea
Great Rock Island Route Tickets and Local Health Ad
Tickets on sale September 6 7 and 8 with return September 0th via the Great Rock Island Route. Mothers and children through Crow OF and sever ple yoe urged to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noted for success in treating whooping cough and croup. Sold by all druggists. Several machinists wanted at the Capitol Works. Woolverton, 7H Kan. Ave, opposite old.
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Denver
Golorado Springs
Pueblo
Great Rock Island
Woolverton
Tia
Colorado Springs
Harvey
Topeka
McLeanism and Hanusism Spark Ohio Campaign War Cries
Columbus Ohio Sept 4 Democratic manager warns no brass bands in McLean gum shoe drive. Bernard says McLean backers will run full ticket with precincts organized statewide to shore up support. Republicans push anti McLean rhetoric while Foraker and Kurtz loom as rivals. Jones Toledo rises as key Democratic factor amid intra party tensions. Akron event plans and colored citizens speeches feature in revived campaign tempo.
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Louis Bernard
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Fis
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Teddy" Gett
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Newboe
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Foraker
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Smulean
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al Repub
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Seems
Pbs
Zanesville
Romine
Mchonman
Pellviciens Shah
Rame
Pichan
Hass
Patrick
Siar
Dewey Day Romance Sparks in Kansas City
The tale centers on Frank N. Dewey courting a Kansas City beauty, Miss Durner, a high school graduate from the class of 1955. He, like Admiral George Dewey, led a bold courtship, reportedly meeting on May 1, 1898, the day the Spanish fleet was defeated.
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Kansas City
George Dewey
Manila
Frank N. Dewey
New York
Admiral Dewey
Woman Editor Arrested in Libel Case at Goonton Wisconsin
Mrs Rose Sharp, defendant in the Sharp Lynch vitriol case, was arrested on a warrant by B A Bedower editor of the Enterprise for criminal libel. She was held on recognizance with bond and faces a preliminary examination before Judge Jones. The suit concerns allegations in the Enadirer that Bedower, son of a company, and funds from tithes were used to buy lunch for soldiers before Camp Douglas. Both parties are local officers.
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Rose Sharp
Goonto
Wis
Bose ‘Sharp
Sharp-Lynch
B.A Bedower
Enterprise
Wwel
Jodes Jones Aia Sturn
The
Enadirer
Bedower
Fae Psor
Camp Douglas
Bediner
William Fall
Plunged Among Sharks by Lascar Sailor
An OCR fragment from the Chicago Chronicle describes a sea voyage where Lascar sailor demonstrates shark killing methods. The narration recalls a dramatic moment as a large shark is drawn for exhibition, a diver’s risky actions, and a chaotic lifeboat scene with witnesses and a startled crew.
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Lascer Sailor
Tiger
Government rules on redeeming mutilated United States notes
Washington reports that the comptroller of the treasury ruled the government should refuse to redeem United States notes found mutilated and presented by the finder, if not shown to be the rightful owner. The note controversy centers on Treasury Treasurer Roberts awaiting a joint ruling from the comptrollers.
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Roberts
Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
United States
St. Louis
Tinamireniwvites
Comptrolley of
The
Treasury
Tates
G. Dawes
Curve
New England bimetallic league meet at Crescent Park
Crescent Park hosted the first in a series of New England bimetallic league meetings. Speakers included Congressman John J. Lewis of Columbus and ex-Governor John H. Altgeld. The event mixed pro silver rhetoric with attacks on McKinley and the Philippine War, while Altgeld discussed monetary policy and party realignments.
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New England Bimetallic League
Crescent Park
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Cuba
John J. Lewis
Columbus
McKinley
Aguinaido
John H. Altgeld
New York
Allegheneys
New England
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New Engind
Tming
Tillman
Altgvid
Richard Croker
Chicago
Croker
Bryan
McAltgeld
Democratic Party
Mr. Altgeld
Altgeld
Carter Harrison
Trimmore
A United States Sultan
A garbled report discusses the United States and a sultan under American protection. It mentions pay, monthly salary, and a treaty that places the sultan and his people under U.S. influence. ReferencesMoros, Mohammedans, and various cultural notes appear amid unclear phrasing about governance and conquest.
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Sul
Bing
John & Tinto
Tan
Ares
Paris
Fren
Sulla
Suastie Ieee Ne
Unites Sea Na Eine
Dhe Qacarnitemt
Gorman Rebuffs Call for Help in Maryland Debacle
A row erupted as aroweh Gorman of Dfaryland dismissed requests for assistance. Gorman stated that there is no need for Mr. Gorman and described someone as a wise man who will look after himself.
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Gorman
Dfaryland
Mr. Gorman
Ana Ara
Poker for Big Stakes Ends with Vow to Never Play Again
A high stakes poker game drew a crowded room as Parker Hamill, Henry Smith, and others bet with hard sols, nuggets, and bank checks. At a late hour Smith and Hamlin won big, prompting an oath before a magistrate by Alford and Maralin to never play another card for life.
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Parker Hamill
Henry Smith
Roume
Ziv
Hanis
Mulfo Peretthy
Heunsiin
St. Mulfora
Smith
Hamtin
Hamlin Pencely Wald Ata
Hank
Tipana
T Maralin
Alford
Maralin
Cever
A Human Barometer Sycamore Boy Died at Thirty
Lyle Smith son of Deputy Sheriff Frank Smith died at age about 30 in Sycamore. Born with imperfect heart valves he showed weather linked color changes, blue when storms approached, yet remained mentally sharp and well read. He was nephew of Alonzo Dilwood of Chicago West.
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Sycamore, All
Lyle Smith
Frank Smith
Alonzo Dilwood
Chicago West
Saloonskeeper a Count leaves Chicago for Europe
Joseph Rogovitch, once a saloonkeeper at 5929 Strand, South Chicago, departed last night for Europe to claim the title and large estates in Hungary bequeathed by Count Ferdinand Togo viter after his father's death. He booked to Bremen and will travel by rail to Austria Hungary. A farewell banquet preceded his departure.
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Chicago
Joseph Rogovitch
Strand
Eurrope
Hungary
Lefl
Ferdinand Togoviter
Rogovitch
Bremen
Austria-Hun
Made in Topeka Book Promotes Local Talent
Topeka boasts a locally written printed and illustrated book titled The Delahaydes by Colonel Henry Inman. Crane & Company published it with Kansas artists contributing drawings in four colors. The tale centers on Topeka area residents and a tale of danger and adventure in a frontier setting.
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Topeka
Akutinuay
Kansans
Kansas
Msaire
Countey
Inmate George Russell Seeks City Aid For Cane Work
George Russell an inmate described as insane in a local report visited town today with an attendant to request city authorities to permit the sale of his leather and steel canes. The canes, crafted by Russell using stringed leather and wrapped with a polish, are heavy and notably sturdy.
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George Russell
Terminulon
Itye
Howell
Wright
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