Battleship Oregon Rivaled as Greatest Tinyal Craft afloat
The article lauds the new Battleship Oregon as the greatest naval craft afloat. It notes 1,125,000 men who served as officers and soldiers in the Civil War. Protemor Alexander Gratinin Bal tia fiinonsiventor praises a Langley boiler machine for navigation, claiming it will fit. The machine, built of steel and steam propelled, is presented as a pivotal invention.
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Oregon
War Départment
Dolon
Protemor Alexander Gratinin Baltia Fiinonsiventor
Bumnul
Langley
Smithnons Fat Institution
Uncertain World Figures In St Louis Tornado Debate
The London Daily Nova uses a St Louis tornado as an argument for the stubborn resilience of the American people. It notes nature’s marvels stir fatalistic yet active sentiment among citizens and questions whether Gladstone’s public portrait will endure future scrutiny or if his monthly diet details will remain memorable.
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London Daily Nova
St Louis
Wootson
James
Gindutona
Mr. Gladstone
Dominion of Cann n Railways Report Mid 19th Century Expansion
The 1808 report from the minister of railways notes 16 091 miles of railway completed in the Dominion of Cann n with 225 miles of Hineswader construction. The year lists 2023 motive power units, 75 sleeping cars, 42 parlor cars, 1 778 passenger data, 16d baggage cars and 66 9653 freight cars. Total principal holdings amount to Bi 811,d¢0 with freight obligations 829,545,490 under various companies.
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Cannn
Difuvent Catipanies, Anuuo Total Priuobgor Onrhinga
Home Library Club promotes childran’s Ald faciety flower cultivation
A parish club fundraiser features potted plants sold to members, with prices noted and proceeds supporting home gardening among widows. The event invites plant care demonstrations and entries designed to gauge how well plants are cared for, while offering loans and flower seeds for sale.
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Home Library Club
Childran
Bouton
Itiudu
Alr
Royal Tahitians Embrace Bicycle Fashion Says Prince Oscar
The New York Tribune reports Prince Oscar, nephew of Queen Pomare and cousin to Mien, has bought dozens of bicycles for royal family use. He predicts most islanders will ride soon, transforming travel and native dress while signaling a potential Pacific revolution in mobility and culture.
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bin Prancisco
New York Tribune
Joyman
Oadir
Wadley Lumber Plant Burned In Large Georgia Fire
A major blaze destroyed the James Lumber Company mill in Wadley Georgia. The loss was estimated at about $20 to insurance, marking one of the state’s largest country plant fires of its kind.
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James Lumber Company
Wadley
Hagybuon
Bryan's Speech and the Silver Platform Rally
A transcription of W. J. Bryan's Chicago Democratic Convention speech defending free silver and opposing the gold standard. It traces the party’s money issue, praises the broad base of business and labor support, and argues for unrestricted coinage of gold and silver. The piece also notes the American Bimetallic Union's endorsement of Bryan and the Chicago platform.
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Bimetallic Union
United States
American Bimetallic Union
American Bimetallic League
National Bimetallic Union
National Silver Committee
Washington, D. C
Congress
Aaid
St. Louis
Jhen
Chicago
Silver Leagues
Sngle
People’s Great Convention in Chicago Urges Ratification
Supporters urged to travel to Chicago on July 22 to endorse and ratify the work nobly begun at the convention. The call emphasizes unity and continued action toward the vital issue.
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Chicago
Twenty Drownings In Ohio Ferry Disaster At Olaveland
A ferry boat crossing the old river channel capsized in Olaveland Ohio killing between fifteen and twenty laborers from a single ore gang. Fourteen bodies were recovered within hours, with rescuers and life preservers aiding survivors. The crowding was blamed on fare splits and the men were German or Polish workers living near Gauge street and Selden avenue.
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Olaveland
Ohio
Gauge Street
Selden Avoue
South Dakota Populists Endorse Bryan for 1908
South Dakota Populists decide to endorse William Jennings Bryan as the most available candidate. The platform, presented at the Huron convention after 11 pm Tuesday, says to work with the silverites and favors a Bryan endorsement. Prohibition should be voted on across parties. A minority report on state liquor control failed. A bitter two hour session at Joblook Wednesday concludes with a 2 to 1 endorsement vote.
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Eudorse
W. J. Bryan
South Dakota
Huron
St Louia
Joblook
Bryan
Green Apples Kill Inmates at Cincinnati Infirmary
An infirmary treating Cincinnati inmates with green apples and other luxuries on July 4th led to sickness and two deaths from the festivities. The garbled text reports grocery and produce prices, and mentions a Louisville newspaper note about daily publication and political campaigns, amid broad market references.
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Dan O'Sullivan
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