National Capital News Briefs From Uncle Sam HQ
National headlines report on comptroller Eohols leaving Washington to return home to Otto TL, shifts in campaign roles, and appointments as Attorney General. Reports cover tropical fever updates aboard several vessels, pillorying filibustering, and party document distribution. The Army and Navy logistic notes include yellow fever outbreaks, smallpox statistics, and West Point cadet corps conditions.
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MF. Eohols
Brousey
Waptiington
Otto
Eawin Willits
Monroe
Alo
Dori Harrison
Boon
Washington
George Py Mfolirs
United States
Aenulor Pigh
Claytov
Danntlon
Haw Hoon
Moksonville
Mint
Waven Miles
Flyer
Morrill Miller
Oranger
Raleigh
Navy Department
Minthio Bind
Newark
Tacksonville
Fiji
Hampton Bonds
Cho Raleigh Planne i
Key Went
Morrill Dows
Républicans
Democrate
Republican Conpressional Committee
Wislington
Marine Hospital
Potriot
Tox
D. M. Burgess
Florency
Tilllian
Huyarn
Pascagoula
Plo
Hivann
Burgess
Havana
Weat Point
Brant
Oninbar
Caduta
Poppress
Icademy
Enidraba
Ernst Sign
Explosion Wrecks Brewery Injuring Eight Men
A tremendous ammonia explosion Tuesday night at Schmidt brewery owned by Indianapolis Brewing Company wrecked the cold storage plant. Eight workers were badly burned on the face neck breast and hands and sustained other injuries amid extensive property damage.
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Schmidt Brewery
Indianapolia Brewing Company
Georgia Alliance Meeting Discusses Nonpartisan Aim
About 40 members attended the annual Palmera' Alliance of Georgia meeting in Atlanta. President M. I. Palmer urged nonpartisan, nonpolitical focus, warned against politics intruding on the order, and announced reorganization hopes. Palmer was named delegate to the national council upcoming in February. officers largely reelected as the group reflected on dwindling membership and past political drift.
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Palmera' Alliande
Georgia
Py Ee etSay
Atlanta
Priaident M. I. Palmer
All’ Politioa
Will Anoumon
Bisingsd
Atato al- Mangowan
M.A. Palmer
National Council
Vexas
Palmar
Hupceed M. D. Irwin
Farmers’ Alliance
Uhere
Alliance
Pllinudo
Armia Jackson
Heard County
L. F. Livingston
Livingston
Congress
John D. Stewart
People's Party
Order
Wheat market panic grips Chicago board of trade
Frequent price breaks in December wheat triggered panic on the Chicago board of trade Saturday. Prices tumbled over 10 cents for the week, with a 69 cent low and a closing just above Friday’s final quotation. Traders faced bewilderment as the market slid rapidly amid ongoing volatility.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Satturday
Vic Mriday
Gold shipments to Soligmai & Co. from Australia and Europe
Gold favouring In. J. & W. Soligmai & Co. of New York, admired by San Francisco agents, report receipt of 2,575,000 in gold from Australia and an order for 2,876,000 to arrive about November 19. The total gold received, ordered, and on the way since August 28 stands near 71,000,000.
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J. & W. Soligmai & Co
New York
San Francisco
Australia
Europe
Bloody Battle at Chipley Ends in Multiple Fatalities
A pitched clash at Chipley Florida on the Panola and Atlantic railroad left two Black attackers dead and several wounded, with Craigler of Hagerman Timber Company cornered in his office and firing back as a mob surged. A train halted the siege as armed whites converged, tallying extensive damage and many bullet holes.
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Pensacolaskye
J. M. Craigler
Hagerman Chnmbar Company
Chipley
Fla
Atlantic Railroad
Amos Johnson
John Alexander
Andrew Miller
Henry Simpson
Fack Nobles
Allurt Saeson
Oraigler
Hagerins Timber Company
Idlands
Drniglur
Winchester
Nearons
Craigler
Negroce
Craigier
Jack Nobles
Oraigier
Albert Lesson
Rush
Edite
Neprova
Illinois Day in Canton Draws Large Illinois Delegation
Major McKinley welcomed numerous visiting delegations at his Canton home during Illinois Day. Trains from across the state arrived as a formal parade formed led by Colonel William P. Read. McKinley spoke in the afternoon from his porch, addressing prominent Republican leaders from Illinois and Ohio.
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Major McKinley
Illinois
Canton
Cleveland
Danton
Southern
Paria
Drm
William P. Read
Chicago
McKinley
Ohio
W. J. Calhoun
California couple arraigned in English court in castle case
Mr and Mrs Walter M Castile of San Francisco were remanded last Tuesday on charges of stealing fur and other articles. They were released on £40,000 bail and again arraigned at Marlborough Street police court, fully committed for Clerkenwell session trial on November 2. Bail was renewed and prisoners remain free until trial.
Consul Tee Remains At Havana Post Despite Rumors
Advises from Havana say the claim that Consul General Lee would return to the United States for health reasons is false. He has not been sick since arriving in Havana and has no plan to leave his post at present.
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Tee
Havana
Lee
United States
Norton Writes to Butler on Populist Unity and Bryan Support
Prominent populist Norton of Illinois sends a letter to Marion Butler urging loyal support for William Jennings Bryan to defeat Hanna’s Republicanism. He cites fusion missteps but emphasizes rallying behind Bryan and reform principles amid cross-party tensions.
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Butler
Gol
Norton
Ilinois
St. Louis
Chicago
Marion Butler
People’s Party Committee
St. Louis Ua
United States
Maséra
Cleveland
Carlisto
Palmer
PHEK RETIRES FROM RACE AND FLA. SCHOOL LAW DEAL
Colonel W L Peek withdraws from the congressional contest citing fusion delays and committee inaction. Secretary Sibley defends the committee. no pressure or deal with Republicans. Florida anti miscegenation law declared unconstitutional due to narrow title. defense seeks title revision next session.
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Livingston
Hendrix
W. L. Peek
Congress
Carter
Committee of Five
Georgia
Eve
Colonel Peck
Democrats
Peek
Sibley
Cunningham
Florida
Rhydon M. Call
Green Cove Spring
B.D. Rowley
the American Missionary Society
Orange Park
Hartridge
Steamer Disaster Near Dent's Landing Drowns All
The steamer St Joseph reports a small tug, name unknown, sunk Tuesday night near Dent's landing on the Mississippi. All aboard were drowned as the tug sank in seventy feet of water. No bodies have yet been recovered.
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St. Joseph
Dent's Landing
Mississippi
Cleveland Speaks on Manhood and Patriotism at Princeton
President Patton spoke to a packed Alexander Hall on Princeton’s rebranding from College of New Jersey to Princeton University. He announced a ten and a half million endowment and honored many with doctorates. He urged universities to defend national integrity against partisan excess and urged loyalty to government and civic duty.
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Princeton
N. C
United States
Alexander Hall
Philadelphia
Patton
Alexander Ball
College of New Jersey
Princeton University
Pattot
Blairvillee
John I. Blair
Bairdgtown
N. J
Clontor
Iowa
Cleveland
American Brotherhood
Universitien
NO FUSION IN GEORGIA DEMOCRATS REJECT POPULIST FUSION PROPOSITION
Georgia Democrats met in Atlanta to consider a populist fusion proposal. After lengthy discussion the resolution declared the populist move rejected, criticized the ultimatum, and ordered a five member committee to present the party’s stance to the public.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Sewell
Democratic Committee
West Virginia Third Party Candidates Resign for Silver Cause
Three members of the populist West Virginia ticket resign to back Democratic nominees and support free and unlimited coinage of silver. The resignations list Colonel Fitzgerald governor candidate, W C Miller auditor candidate, and I H Ofner treasurer candidate. letters appear in the party organ.
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West Virginia
Colonel Fitzgerald
W. C. Miller
I. H. Ofner
Tressurer
Tenacious Glitch In Dyspepsia Aids Bypotions
An item notes a child scene with a mother warning boys away and a child replying. An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and related symptoms including heartburn biliousness constipation nervousness and rheumatic pains, claiming wide usefulness and vigor.
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Hoatetter
Unclear headline from damaged OCR text
A fragmentary item describes various goods and a penitentiary reference with distorted product names and advertising terms. The readable parts mention soap, tobacco, a bowel regulator, and marketing language, but no coherent event or person is established.
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Noma
Judge Frees Prisoner After Provocation Claim
In a chronic assault case the complainant Mr. Freelies accuses the prisoner of brutal assault. The prisoner denies heavy hitting, claiming provocation due to a perceived family resemblance. The judge unconditionally discharged the prisoner.
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Freelies
Richmond Dispatch
Two Open Letters From a Chicago Girl About Mrs Pinkham
In a Chicago letter a 19 year old weighs 338 pounds a year ago and fears consumption while seeking Mrs Pinkham's herbal advice. A second letter reports improvement after using Vegetable Compound and plans marriage in September. The writer notes others publish testimonials to Mrs Pinkham, challenging doctors to be candid with women.
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Florida
Tam
Lucy
Chicago
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