Intrigue in Garrard Era Book Excerpt Targets Clean Figure
A long critical extract discusses Garfield and Sherman era politics, praising and charging but stopping short of direct treachery. The review centers on William T Sherman and Ulysses Grant, noting Bid of Conkling influence and Morrison nomination while hinting at political machinations and policy debates of the era.
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Chicago
Sherman
Senate
Crete
Grant
Gartyld
Hutte Arthur
Harrison
Ethge Publican
Dendere
Sulwadag
Ahern Kaw
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Republican Party
Demand for Cohean Independence Mirrors Global Strife
Fragmented dispatches describe Cohean independence demands as Japanese and British actors clash over protectorate status. Reports connect New World and Asian capitals, noting U S and British positions, with references to Lore and Charleston weather and civic events.
Ground to Death by the Engine Near Nampa
A locomotive incident near Nampa to Holwe results in fatal injury to Jutin Driscoll, found dead under the engine after a fall from the moving train. The victim, 26, identified as Deciwand War, died from the accident days after the event.
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Frakeman Jutin
Driscoll
Nampa
Bolwy
John Detecoll
Holwe
Misgonding Cashier Case Leads to Court Arrival
Deputies escorted a suspect through a police road to the courthouse after a misdated cashier incident. The registered lander Evans, late in Beattie Washington, deposited nearly $2000 in June, prior to Farrar’s business jot.
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Farrar
Sheri Thin A. Khanaah
Poloradd Springs
Wwe
Sven
Unetain
Rome
Sherlit
Ginal
Dinard Evans
Landers
Beatie
Wash
Busi
Talled on President Cleveland by Loyal Veterans
The White House reception for veterans opened with General Gibbons and Major Ruxford presenting to President Cleveland. A cordial wave greeted him as veterans sang marching songs, the crowd cheering through the clatter of a cricked event and a brief speech.
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HSM
Tie
Keenan Nes Dales
Warahington
Royal Legion
Abut Wowtrouh
Ty Comunter
Chiat
John Giibuns
Tie Whitehowe
Ginhond
Major Ruxford
Gibbons
Bhaxford
Striiey
Apa Wong
Geora
Volehs Somievehut
Wekite
Epteit
Hetonen
Uv Music
Pwerka
End of Milwaukee Centennial Celebration Opens
Milwaukee marks the final day of its centennial celebrations with an informal reception at Fidelity and State offices. An afternoon parade showcases diverse local industries, followed by a grand evening fireworks display at Juneau Park.
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Milwaukee
Aliwaukee
Wis
Suntv
Sevill
Fidelty
Juneau
Paris
American liner St Paul completes long voyage to Southampton
The American tire steamship St Paul completed a long voyage, leaving New York on October 11 for Southampton, encountering heavy winds and rough seas. Crowds along the harbor praised the ship's performance, and observers generaly view the voyage as a fine showing for American shipping.
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Southampton
St. Paul
New York
Atlante
Idaho Bi metalist Honored Network Union Leader
An Idaho figure, Colonel Bevan, Miaho amnion and the executive committee of the national industrial union, faced a decision to accept a high post in the national legislature. The outcome may affect the state’s political alignment and organizational structure regardless of his choice.
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Sewwer
Beer of Vrew Mhiver Varden
Totem Wohih
Bevan
Miaho Amnion
Ave
Natictat Dimetatlic Union
Tas Boon Eloctid
Fey Lie
Kian Af National Preatuteer
Coronel Bry Fp
Ielf Ah Offtes
Hiehwet
Beyan Rokion ii
Heart of Kosiusko laid away in Kap ceremony
Unclear OCR text reports a funeral style ceremony in Kap with mentions of Kosiusky, the Petia Palrint, and Rayserswift chatnau. Dourlant of the Times notes wives and daughters of Pula exiles in attendance. Observers described the event as impressive with congratulations exchanged.
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Kosiusko
Eramenien
Hondo
Paris
Dourlant
The
Times
Kosiusky
Petia
Reorganization of Union Pacific Plan Emerges
A plan proposes the reorganization of Union Pacific involving issuing new 4 percent bonds, 5 percent preferred stock, and 61 million common stock to fund first mortgage bonds. It calls for a $10 million facility to buy defaulted bonds, with deposits due by December 31 1898 and a December 3 1840 deadline for plan declaration, extended to June 30 1897.
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Emul
Ian Erento
Fantud Og
Tetired
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Union Paulie
Grineipal
Wny Auleementy
Union Pacific Teal
Kansas
Paciie
Pacifc
Kinana
Pace
Kanane City
Denver Extension
Matt Site
Tne
Plas
Hinckholders
Mercantic ‘Rust Company of
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Boston
Bank of Montreal
London
Amserdam Sehebank of
Amsterdam
Deutsche Veeing Bank Af
Bray Dwn Epes Pleads For Northern Pacific Recovery
President Bray in a circular to stockholders says net earnings for the year were 1 454.50 under prior year and urges businesslike management. Report on expenditures warns of dark days for the Northern Pacific. Directors elected without opposition. A resolution calls suing for misappropriated funds. A new director nominee, George R. Shebien, is mentioned as past.
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Pacific
Mas Seonite Arhesi Daya
New York
Braydwn Epes
Northolt Vuoltle
MN Lee
Northern Pacific Railway
le Con
Witined
Northern Packie Railroad Company
Ilay
George R. Shebien
Advertisements and Notices From Crom Laines and Associates
A fragment lists numerous ads and notices mentioning Crom Laines and Ventemen seeking customers. It includes an address line Bow Knot and a reference to a Band 26 stage auger sample copy and related information.
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Ventemen
Mariod
Sneak Thief in Sleeping Car on West Bound NP Train
A thief boarded the west bound Northern Pacific 1084 while at Livingston, sleeping car passengers awoke to missing personal items including a purse and jewelry. The incident occurred as No. 1 stood in Livinston before resuming the run toward Helena and Missoula, with several travelers identifying the robber as a man and a fellow passenger. A cash loss of about $40 was reported, and no arrests were noted at the time.
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Northern Pacific
Yolunbien
Helena
Monty
Ira
Livineston
Livingston
Johrynon
M. TH. Becker
Eallie
Preston
Nist
Yatlinen
Report on Alaska seats taking and vessel operations
The document notes a treasury department report by Captain Hooper on Alaska seat-taking and maritime voyages. It cites August timing for certain formulas, details extensive voyage records, and estimates total losses and examined seamen by gender and color while acknowledging uncertainty in some figures.
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Thar Naber
Washington
Sct
Hooper
Treasury Department
Rumors Swirl Around Cuban Command In Spain Rumor
A Santiago rumor claims General Campos was deposed killed or captured by insurgents amid Cuba war talk. The Spanish consul denies any change in command. Passengers report Campos in Santiago and said to have gone insane, linking to prior day rumors.
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Gansral Campor
Cuba
Campos
Santiago
Ths
Pasanngves
N C Tyler Re elected Manager and Columbia River Railway
Walla Walla Oct 17 annual stockholders meeting of the Washington and Columbia River Railway Company elected trustees W D Tyler Levi Akeny F W Paine Theodore B Wilcox D C Guernsey Platt A Prenton S B Sturgis J L Killian W S Byers Pendleton after which officers were chosen President and general manager W D Tyler of Walla Walla vice president Theodore B Wilcox of Portland secretary and treasurer A R Zabriukte of Walla Walla
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Sturgis
J. L. Killian
Byers
Pendleton
Stockhildord
W. D. Tylor
Walla Walla
Theodore B. Wilcox
Portland
Pecre
A. R. Zabriukte
War Threats Rise in Syria Amid Druse Mutiny and Hostilities
News from Bourout Syria on October 17 reports mounting tension in the Lebanon district after clashes between Druses and Mutlys, with casualties on both sides. Mutuels mobilize 4900 men toward the Druses, who in turn call allies in Hauras sending 5000 fighters to the damascus front, as Damascus authorities seek to avert a larger conflict.
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Syria
Lebanon
Hauras
Druses
Gall
Damascus
Tyler Last Chance case heard in Tyler court room
In Tyler today Judge J 1 Melville opened the case with argument. Judge W. 1 Meyhurn followed as McBride entered a plea. Three and a half hours were spent in the arguments before Judge Beatty postponed a decision until his return to Bokae after adjournment.
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Abacow
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Agumnenus
United States
Tyler
J 1
Melville
Meyhurn
McBride
Beatty
Bokae
Reception for General Miles by Army and Navy Club
Major General Sulwey A. Milo, commanding, received a reception from military and civilian leaders. Attendees included visiting members of the Loyal Legion and military attaches, as officials hosted the commander of the army. The event took place in Washington with participants from the capital’s defense and governance circles.
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Dot
Sulwey A. Milo
Army
Navy
Colmmibla
Monibeee
Brind
Loyal Legion
Gafelgt Ingallods
Woman Physician Causes Death by Jumping Before Train
Dr J. Attey Seymour, a widowed physician and native of Batavia New York aged 24, deliberately took her own life by leaping in front of a West Shore train near the water works station after long suffered nerves and a mental strain since last spring.
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Abbey Seymour
Ty Prom
J. Attey Seymour
West Shore
Water Works Station
Batavia
Governor Orders Militia Readiness Over Prize Fight
Arkansas Governor and state militia commanders prepare for Hot Springs if prize fighting proceeds. White militia companies ordered to stand ready to move on short notice, expenses unsettled, with officials uncertain who will fund mobilization. Other notes report a Wyoming cattle proclamation and fruit fair advertising in the Northwest plus a Mackay family update from San Francisco.
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Ark
Hullenbarg
Firat
Athinais Guards
Avary
Hot Spring
Hot Springs
Ree Silverh Men Lose Case in Nebraska Voter Battle
A garbled Nebraska passage reports two candidates in a writ petition tied to party representation. The court actions center on Cad Phelps and Wanda to Vial with a writ petition against the silver denmrwile candidan and the Free Silver Wing at the party. The fragment mentions the state’s regulatory or electoral process and a writ sought.
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Wanda
Pheiee
Weil Borgin Tnut Omictl Ballony Wait
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U.S. Gov't Report
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