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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1896
Page
4
Massive turnout in Canton Ohio as supporters flood streets for a campaign event. The report notes trains and crowds, with chants and banners highlighting a broad national tour by Republican candidates. Local merchants and workers line the route, underscoring broad mobilization.
A dawn arrival in Canton, Ohio, brings marching crowds and delegates from Lebanon Pennsylvania, Louisville Kentucky, and Michigan. The event features speeches by Major McKinley supporters, a gold standard theme, and demonstrations showing broad support for McKinley and national economic policy.
Irregular OCR text describes crowds at a station in the morning and a train arrival or departure. Mentions William and various unclear names and locations. Details are fragmented and attribution is uncertain.
A report describes gamblers flooding a crowd during a raid at a contested settlement. They overran the gathering, plundering gold bricks and causing chaos before being overtaken at a location called Turkey orenk. Names of the players remain unknown.
Spooky report from Wormillies Kentucky October details a figure from Aran Pe RONCIONEN EQUINS aH fleeing to New York after a throat ailment. The item mentions Tammany Hall and Maint Varnes with speculation on a political link and a ten day camping delay.
A garbled report mentions a lawyer involved in a shooting and a person named Deurchat Swernman, with scattered fragments about dates, places, and injuries. Details are unreadable, hindering clarity on the event, persons, and location.
A Norland woman describes a brutal assault and kidnapping by Lombard and accomplices. She details being lured to a room, drugged, beaten, and raped over several hours, with the attackers threatening and imprisoning her in a barn and other locations before escaping. Authorities pursued warrants and questioned Lombardi and associates.
Readable passages recount a violent confrontation where a knife was used to threaten and demand money. The account notes examination of witnesses, a man named Abe, a trial at the House, and references to a money dispute and a claimant named Luo Darn aliem.
A historic report describes Moorish pirates boarding a vessel near Morocco, plundering the crew and capturing luggage as the pirates fled toward Morocco. The incident details an armed group attacking a ship, seizing valuables, and prompting a response from nearby vessels.
A report from Kanane City describes Foraker arriving by a special car, greeting cheering crowds in Belleville and Krakius, with bouquets presented and the speaker’s words stirring the audience. Enthusiasm continued at Horrington where large crowds welcomed him and the train party.
Minx Hoyt defeated Bert Mra and Arthur Turner in the Ww round of the national women’s golf tournament by a score of 2 up and 1 to play. Hoyt becomes the Grampton golfer of the United Btazen and holds the Indies' perpetual trophy presented by Robert Cox, M. P., of Midinbury, Bootland. Cox accompanied Hoyt during the afternoon rounds.
Edward a. Ivory and Allan Kitwand Bell, saloon keeper of New York, were remanded from Bow Street court on a dynamite conspiracy case. Treasury officials presented multiple witnesses as proceedings continued for another week.
Fragmented dispatch from Alaska reports a shooting at Circle City during a self defense claim. Prolific political figure General Sheridan and local official Conniator are named in brief notes. Hampton Virginia obituaries reference George Wo Sheridan.
James Swift, an inmate at Medical Lake who escaped two weeks ago, was captured today in Walla Walla. He reportedly returned to his home in Murrah Pia and was taken into custody in Michigan after meeting with Palmer and General Huckner who arrived to address a public rally before the state capitol.
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