Republican League Clubs Convening in Cleveland June 19
The call invites all Republican League Clubs and Republicans to Cleveland Ohio for the eighth annual convention of the Republican National League. Delegates from states and territories, ex officio delegates, and party leaders will assemble to elect officers, discuss campaigns, and plan for the 1896 presidential year. It notes new allies, party unity, and a broad platform to attract voters nationwide.
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Chicago
Sles
National Langue
Leascup
Republican National League
Denver
Eigth
Republican National League of the United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Ite Business Ik
Ti Tk
United States
American Repulican College League
Grand Fapits
Mich
Tongus
Ony
Midinbur
Feu
Wx Panal
League
Republican Party
Republican League
Adegaten
National League
Cable reports uncertain arms talks and armistice steps
March 30 Washington cable from Pekin discusses Hung Chung and the Sino Japanese hostilities. Officials note anticipated Japanese proclamation and a possible demobilization plan with silver payments and troop movements toward Port Arthur and Moukden.
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Shineke
Jupatt
Washington
Pokin
Counley
Lexalion
Japan
Port Arthur
Fatal Anti-Toxine Treatment Injures Brooklyn Teen
Brooklyn girl Bertha Valentine, 17, died within ten minutes after an anti-toxine injection for diphtheria. Dr. I M Kartwright blamed a German contamination as the cause, while Coroner Cramer noted the death was directly due to the anti-toxine and hinted at possible action.
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New York
Bertha M. Valentine
Brooklyn
Irl
Kartright
Germany
Almont
Ake
Cramer
Ellington Sentenced to Hang by Idaho Judge
James Ellington was sentenced to death by Judge Rickards in Nelve Idaho. The execution date was not set as a motion for a new trial was pending. Wilmetin murdered Charles Briege in December and was recently convicted of first degree murder.
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Rickards
Nelve
Idaho
Bowe
Stinkarda
James Ellington
Pendine
Wilmetin
Charles Briege
Regents Inspect Idaho University Building Progress
The Regents visited the University of Idaho in Moscow and reviewed building progress. They noted ongoing improvements, anticipated full attendance at a future meeting, and tours included cadets and visitors from Washington Agricultural College.
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University OF
Idaano
Moucow
Une University
Boise
Alishile
Callfoenia
Alishte
Dollaid
Come
Lichtmnant Chrisman
Lieutenant Buckle
Mine Howard
Washington Agricultural College
School of Selenny
University
Fancy
Farmers’ Institute of Rathdeum
The
Philharmonic Cine
Mosion
Profestor Cogswell
Mont Inter
Satin Fontan
Keeper Defends Self Over Poorhouse Grand Jury Report
The report details actions at the Kootenal Poorhouse citing conditions described by inmates and staff. Testimony backs basic hygiene with clean water and soap and notes no dirt or overcrowding. Tensions arise from grand jury actions and outside critics as settlers on the Winnipeg reservation face potential conflict with authorities.
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Hootenat
Joey Rat
de Rand
Neveral
Grand Jury
Sir Charles Tupper Rumor and Cabinet Leadership Question
A fragment from The Citizen discusses Sir Charles Tupper possibly resigning from Ottawa and hints at leadership changes in the government. The note suggests the cabinet maneuvering and a potential departure from the cabinet while Charles Tupper faces leadership questions.
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Friaries Tupner
Ottawa
Charles Tupper
House of Vommana
Armistice Terms Possible as Japan Quietly Moves
The report notes Japan may press for a limited armistice while negotiations continue toward a peace treaty. It suggests the Japanese throne may seek to occupy Marman before talks finish, with armistice terms not applying to the lower coast or Ching and Por Mon regions.
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Washington
Greahwun
Japan
Jugun
Gumitniath
Foelitus
Artic
Marmuen
Bishop Whitney for the Women Campaign Speech at Salt Lake
Whitness of Salt Lake presented a speech supporting woman suffrage at the constitutional convention. He argued the movement reflects moral progress and that women are suited for roles as mothers and homemakers. Roberts received approval to speak once a vote on the suffrage question is taken, likely Monday.
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Blaney Whitney
Roburt
Whitney
Femien
Roberts
Utnl
Taylor Murder Trial Presses Defense in Circuit Court
The Taylor murder case moves forward as the defense introduces testimony to challenge the state. George Taylor and William Taylor testify that they feared lynching, while the defense claims a key witness is credible despite inconsistencies. The state presents two witnesses to counter the defense assertions as the jury contemplates next steps.
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Taylors
Catrollton
Taylor
Gscredit
Mim
William I. Taylor
George Talon
Houwke
Boty
Dimic
Wiflinn P. Anid
George Taylor
Weather and farming notes from Raytle area amid rain and snow
The report notes warm days and cool nights with near an inch of snow, followed by clearing by noon. Farmers plan larger crop plantings including vegetables corn and potatoes, and the local farmers association coordinates marketing and selling routes north of the river. William Austin and Sayage sell interests in the War Bagie extension, and a ferry at Delaware street is expected to resume operation while local markets and game prospects show rising activity.
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Kellie Falla
George Harvey
Northport
Phillips
P. Dingle
Alyad
Plice
Columbia
Tis Hayes
Hiurves
Ronsiast
William Austin
Thin Place
Sayage
Trail Crerk
F. Corte Hna
Ronsianit Agi Hye
Delaware Street
Gene
Ducks
Glenwood
Castle Rock
Bea
Central City
Colo
Trafic
Brighton
Avery Devere
Nebraska
Omaha
Merch
Nerthwestern
Nebranks
Dakotas
Wyoming
Chadran
Nexion
Cheyenne
Cheyenne & Northern
Cheyenne & Bordentown
Casper
Wyo
Murder Case Sparks Hunt in Caroline County
A ghee tor judge and ynch frdvenlschute in March 2 Mamle Dekn, daughter of Jacob Daan, is found dead near Marmony. Authorities say the victim died from a wound and alcohol intoxication. Lanehers are actively seeking the murderer as the community learns of the tragedy in Caroline County.
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Ghee
Ynch
’irregular labor purge on bullion roll workers
Washington March 8. Sixty four workers, mostly women, were discharged today from the bullion roll under the Sherman act provisions and after repeal could not legally be employed.
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Vonms Clarks
Washington
Government income tax outlook and treasury needs
The memo discusses anticipated shortfalls in revenue if income tax law changes pass. It cites expected expenses for the current nine months at 6,48,000 and projects a further increase of 5,00,0 or more, pushing a daily deficit around 42,000. Outlook hinges on tax law fate and potential emergency measures.
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Nor Legak Waalingtob
oMffelils
Lin
Odowlalaliaw
Ture
Destructive Fires Marathon Across Multiple States
Large fires ravaged towns in Kansas Kentucky Indiana and Illinois causing extensive damage. Property losses reach thousands of dollars as forests burn and several buildings including banks and stores are destroyed. Local reports mention hundreds of thousands in damage and ongoing efforts to control the blazes.
Intertie Project Sought by Willamette Valley Ford Lands
The article outlines proceedings around the Willamette Valley intertie project, detailing the department’s handling of trials and approvals. It mentions AVE FNL HOOT, Willamette Well Company, and related corporate actions affecting northern routes and approvals.
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Washington
Mtarih
Nottiern
Rompary
Gapentonan
Willamette
Boyan
Hirntte
Grand Valley Reservoir Breached In New Flood Emergency
Severe flooding overwhelms the region as the Grand Valley Reservoir breaks, threatening Bridge infrastructure and rail lines. Mud and washouts close the main track for up to two days, with repairs to follow as crews assess damage near Cylorade and Ria Grasia Junction. Local officials warn of continued high water and potential travel delays.
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Cylorade
New
Col
Minh
Ria Grasia Junction
Outrage over Li Wangchang case stirs international tense talks
Fragmented dispatches report a Japanese emperor disputing the assassination claim and vowing full prosecution, while a parallel note discusses a Japan Open treaty and shifts in diplomatic standing. The texts mention Li Hong Chang, Bhimunoski, and Tokyo amid postwar diplomacy notes.
Outlaw Killed in a Street Row in Arkansas
A deputy U S marshal recounted a street confrontation near Morrie’s store where three lawmen and two robbers were involved. The marshal described armed assailants roping, firing, and killing several men including Will, Bandera, and others, while a robber suffered serious wounds. The report notes a patrol observed the attackers and the ensuing gunfire.
Williiam Pomue Slieping Car Company meets conv
A local paper reports the William Pomee Sleeping Car Company reorganizing with a capital of $5,100,000 and a plan to expand operations. Shareholders specify new assets and a restructuring aimed at modernizing the company’s sleepers and adjacent railway lines amid concerns over ownership and safety.
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Williiim
Jogunow
Toca Pathy
Vee Vaistorn
Lhe Puimnger
Wages Fight Over Cotton Spinners Reduction
Article notes a 7 percent wage cut proposed by the Hollow Agrastation faction of cotton spinners, with unions and employers delaying effects. It cites a 000 ton value of productivity and potential strikes as talks extend through May 4, impacting about 1,600 workers and related associations.
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New York
Notton
Agredmunt
Teta Ramuuinion
Exmp
Great Fire at St Augustine Destroys Homes and Levies
A major blaze swept north of St Augustine this afternoon destroying several buildings and damaging property valued around $10,000. The fire left residents shaken as authorities battle to contain the spread and assess losses amid ongoing emergency efforts.
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Augustine
St. Augustine
Marchuk
Forcyna
Reaidanete Aerounees
Colorado Storm Paralyses Travel With Deep Snow
A severe March snowstorm swept Colorado and surrounding states, crippling travel. Winds peaked near 48 mph, dropping to 24 by noon, and snow depths reached a foot in cities with drifts higher in rural areas.
Secret Cuban Insurrection Movement Reported In Florida
The wireless reports a secret movement to organize and equip Cuban and Hispanic rebels embarking from Jacksonville and Fernandina. Spanish officials deny insurrection. Washington warns of illegal filibustering. Madrid notes reforms. General Antonio Maced lands. rebel leader Henry Brooks seeks Cuba, while others attempt departure.
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Cuba
Jacksonville
Fin
Washington
Henry Brooks
New York
Calmae Gorclna
Iniwad
Marehad Martine
Campos
Willy Wreat
Price of silver rises amid hopes for peace
Silver futures gain as markets expect a peace declaration by China and Japan and renewed wartime trade revival. New York reports higher prices with silver at 6% per ounce amid buying interest from buyers awaiting market signals.
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New York
Japan
China
Dad Haas
Bail Set For Embezzlement Suspect in Moscow Case
County Commissioner W H Leasure swore out two warrants charging TC Hint with embezzling 17006.06 from county funds in the Commercial bank. Bail posted at 2.00 and the suspect appeared at the courthouse as the warrant was to be served. The report also notes a bank robbery in Auburn with unknown suspects.
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Moscow
Idaho
W. H. Leasure
Agaiset TC
Hint Fabouigh
Ube Courthoune
Eberlt
Ball
Reed
Auburn
St. Louis
Sayy
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