Mkinley to the Rescue in Ohio Campaign
A forwarded dispatch notes President McKinley may address the Ohio campaign to save the state from the McLean forces. Roosevelt and Nash are slated for speeches, with campaign strategy described as unusually aggressive and centered on the Philip pine question as pivotal for the race.
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Newe York
Westungtalt Si
Meéhisles
Roosevelt
New York
Jodie Nash
Dial Chatraan
Weehington
Chirokse
Mod Bt
Afr Melaler
Dick Sya
Ostrich as a Sentinel in a Fractured Tyranny Tale
A fragmented narrative recounts a chaotic scene with racial slurs and violence, referencing a sentry ostrich figure amid a public gathering. The piece describes fear, crowd panic, a confrontation, and a tense atmosphere marked by hostile imagery and eerie interruptions in a wartime or upheaval setting.
Nebr Rich Or Poor Schemes From Shell Banked Plan
Fragmented OCR reveals a community group in Shell Banked Wis proposing plans to aid poor and ill, promote Christian teaching, and support families. It outlines criteria for members over 21, and a six member mural group. Details are unclear and partially garbled with many missing/ambiguous terms.
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Shell Bane
Wis
Deernilers
Tim
Wil
P Rardinss
Prison-Made Goods and Labor Against Therm
Bavarian Labor Congress opposes therm industry practices. The petition seeks regulation of penitentiary labor and markups for prison product sales. Workers strike at the Big Ditch Juliet Dike area. contractors had previously promised payment but disputes led to renewed action. The movement notes foreign workers among strikers and calls for monthly compensation.
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Bavarian Labor Congress
Therm
Preniiqrt-on- Havesias
Fire at Lebanon College destroys three buildings
Severe blaze at Lebanon College destroys three nearby structures totaling about 375000 in damage. President Culpepper and Vice President Shandon, away from the city, left the campus as firemen brought the flames under control. loss reported as total.
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Lebanon
Lebahrsit
College Tiliding
Culpepper
Shandon
Canada's Honor Premier Laurier at Strathroy fair
At the Strathroy county fair Premier Laurier spoke on Canada’s standing with the United States. He urged pride in rights and dignity, insisting Canada prefers good terms and leadership with neighbors but will not yield when the price harms Canadian interests.
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Laurier
Toronto
Canada
Watricker
Bvber
Cinie Atteere
Wheat firm Barrett Farnum fails on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Sept 21 Barrett Farnum Co a Chicago board of trade broker firm failed today a notice posted at 145 pm requested fall trades be closed the house heavily short of wheat The December option opened and moved but contracts were abrogated as brokers and firms struggled to cover The market showed confusion with prices fluctuating and suspicions of four to five million bushels short The suspension and panic drew in prominent brokers and observers noting the unsettled mood in the pit as the exchange cleared for the day
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Chicago
Barrett, Fernum & Co
Board of Trade
New York
Parrett, Farnuin & Covert Heuys
Purreth Parmin & Ci
Notive
Garrett, Fasnuns & Co
Janie Walker
Nillager
Aton
Frank G. Logan
Sorakine
Huth
Alison Uushets
Hospital Fire Damages St Vincent In Norfolk Va
Fire destroyed most of the St Vincent hospital in Norfolk during morning hours. A demented patient believed to be a man named McCune died in the blaze. Estimated losses reach about 52000 with modest insurance. Two firemen were injured, one seriously. The four story pressed brick building with tin roofing was located on a prominent street corner.
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Norfolk
St. Vincent le
McCune
St. the
Parker Boy Dies After City Shooting Incident
Fildle Parker, the colored boy shot in the abdomen last week, died at Stormont hospital. Witnesses say Parker claimed the shooting was not accidental. Mary Fohar, mother of the Richardson boy, alleges the other boy’s role was malicious. Peritonitis developed after 12 hours. Authorities have yet to decide on charges in the Milinden of where the shot occurred.
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Fildle Parker
Byey Wiehardaun
Stormont
Senng Parker
Richardson
Mary Fohar
Thas
Pats
Bos
Milinden
Wheje San
Back Robber Dies in Chisiga Under Alias Walter Lawton
Sept 51 report says a man using the name Walter Lawton died after a fatal mischance during an attempted robbery. Frederick J. Pilbert, a cashier at a local bank, suspected the assailant and was assisted by Farrir Plasye before the attacker fled. General Del informed the War Department that six or eight days of mail aboard the transport Morgan City were lost in a wreck.
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Chisiga
Walter Lawton
Frederick J. Pilbert
Aioak
Farrir Plasye
Filbert
Washington
Dee
War Department
Morgan City
Boers Demand Authority to Occupy Strategic Points
War fears rise as Afrikanders urge Kruger to preserve peace through a Joint Inquiry. Reports from Pretoria and Cape Town quote President Kruger addressing Queen Victoria as Dear Queen while Italy counsels yielding. British forces mobilize. several dispatches warn of possible early hostilities on the Natal border and a looming clash over Transvaal sovereignty.
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Joubert
Chiet Ds
Suy Fren
Natal
Neethiing
Kruger
Chamberlain
Ciye
Tv Heart
Tronvesal
Rowse
Krazer
London
Tile
Tay
South Africa
Orange Free
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Dad
Alfred Milner Hae
Steyn
Grange Free State
Cole
Free State
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Kimberly Bunser
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Wre Mernon Haroouet
Teedemar
Cape Town Afrikander
Kru
Warsing-Price
Mie
Yenon
Rogers
Victoria
Africaiat
Houser
Kimberley
Lady Smith
Outlawed by Resolution at St Louis Conference
A conference of governors and attorneys general in St Louis debated trust control measures. The resolutions urged strict regulation of monopolies, corporate dissolution for abuse, and licensing across state lines, aiming to curb interstate trusts and ensure parity with domestic corporations. The group unanimously adopted the resolutions after debate and adjourned.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Ettorney
Benton McMillly
Smith
Campbell
Savers
McMifiy
HM N'Cinck
Jones
Arkansas
Itfoleck
McMillin
Loreen
Piace
Supreme Courts
McSulin
Davis
Sayers
Shaw
Lexa
Thomas
Colorado
Taylor
Indiana
Heifner
Washington
Gov. Jones
Anme
Planters
Republicans Gather at State Convention in Omaha
The Republican state convention opens at 2 p.m. in the Auditor iun. Debate centers on the head of the ticket with nominees for supreme judge and two state university regents. Lincoln delegates push M. B Reese for supreme judge, likely to win endorsement. The platform favors the current money standard and anti hereditary ride groups. Attendance is the largest in years as Taylree Reavis is named temporary chair.
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Omaha
Auditoriun
State University
Crounve
Davidson
Johnson County
B.C
Calkine
Buffalo
Sedgwick
York
Puch
M. B Reese
Ue Atpreme
Nations
Gelemater Ie
Taylyee Reavis
Prize Drifts At Detroit Odd Fellows Event
Detroit Athletic Club hosted prize drills and sword displays for Odd Fellows divisional competition. Cantons from Muncie Syracuse and Terre Haute competed with 34 men plus officers in one unit and 28 in another. Officials noted changes and postponed some grand rites amid ceremonial activities.
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Odd Fellows
Detroit Athletic Club
Manele
Muncie
Tad
Metseen
Terre Hawiy
Uincoin
Syracuse
N. Y
Fries
Setacune
Syracues
S. C
Hamitdo
Haipitton
Haipitton,Ont. Newtauer,Hartley. Indien. Gies Were Minder AV
Pweichur E. A
Gant
WML
Col
Sovereien Grand Joire
Bdley
Gruni
Trial of John Oakley Embezzlement Case Goes to Jury
The state accuses John Oakley of embezzling over 1000 from Navr-McCord Mercantile Company while employed as a salesman. He contends refunds to customers offset the missing funds under a local manager led system. Oakley, once a top regional grocery salesman, faces trial as weathery forecasts mention Chicago. Kansas fair with warmer south tonight.
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John Oakley
Navr-McCord
Oakiey
Simn
Oakley
Unis
Dreyfus Declares Will Continue Fight for Innocence
Paris and London dispatches report Alfred Dreyfus declaring he will press his case and seek a definitive judgment of innocence. The government promises to watch over him as he contends the wrongful conviction in the French republic.
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Carpentras
France
Peeme
Captain Dreyfus
Vuttabredenn
London
Dreyfus
Riviera
Mece Curie
Paris
Aurore
Spanking Given Howard at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus Ohio September 21 a guard at the Ohio Penitentiary punished a resident pastor named Howard for alleged misconduct. He was forced to bend over a bench as a strong guard administered a hickory paddle. Howard returned to the prison and faces a harsh disciplinary outcome.
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Ohio
Columbus
Howard
Guam
Horton
Mich
Ile
Ulipole
Mileie
Jean
Uyward Bowen
Ile House
Hy Will le
Chee Peiliar Thiemorhine
Warden Opffin
Mount Auta
Wellien
Charter Filed for Electric Kansas City to Topeka Rail Line
Fugene Hague files charter with secretary of state for Kansas City Lawrence and Topeka railway. Capital stock set at $20,000 with first year receipts to be used for the electric line. Directors include George J Kansinger and W C Enisey of Kansas City Willan Winner Lansing and Jiho Wo Se Dafield Bonner Springs. Line to operate with electricity, running through Kansas City to Topeka via Lawrence and Bonner Springs, leaving Lawrence north of the river and south of the river from Lawrence to Topeka.
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Hague
Ae Attocey
Stage Sie
Kansas City
Lawcegen
Willan Winner
Lansing
Jiho
Dafield
Bonner Sprines
Pany Ud
Glade Het Feex
Kas Vue Cliy Kan
Benuer Springs
Lawrence
Seuthy
Topeem
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Leid Marshal
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Stock Exchange
Orange Free State Volksraad
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