Malcom Kirk Shows Way to Lift a Town from Sorrow
In Conrad a minister Malcom Kirk consoles his grieving wife Dorothy after the loss of their baby and confronts saloon culture that endangers others. He searches for a missing boy of Mrs Barton, confronts corrupting temptation in bars, and inspires a crowd to pursue moral action amid a drought and social crisis.
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Wilson
Malcom
Dorothy
Malcom Kirk
Conrad
Kirk
Snd
I Kirk
Mr. Kirk
the Forks
Mrs. Barton
Ohio
Christie
Malcolm Kirk
Mrs. Kirk
Christ
Afrs
Barton
Carver
Valmer
Ixirk
Valmer’s
De‘clare
Kansas
Tower End
Bryan and the Farmers in Oregon Tariff Debate
The piece traces Oregon wool price swings from 1890 to 1899 and argues against Bryan and the Democratic ticket. It links low prices to 1890s tariff policies, warns of free silver and Chicago platform chaos, and claims a Republican stance protects business interests and gold payments amid market fears.
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Oregon
Bryan
Congress
Free Silverites
Chicago
Carlisle
Treasury
Wall Street
United States
India
Mississippi
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Fire Alarm Rouses Westville After Night Blaze
A midnight fire at Mrs. LT Andrews home in Westville damaged a north addition and roof of the main building while residents were away. Fire crews and townspeople saved the main structure with about 300 dollars in damage. several injuries occurred among workers and onlookers. Lightning and rain were reported as possible causes and the site sustained minor further harm to fruit trees and neighboring buildings.
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LT. Andrews
North Street
J. W. Cattron
Cattron
Hammond
Miss Rose
Roy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Westville
J.C. Matotte
Chet
Miss Bee Clark
E. C. Dill
Dils
A Title to Statesmanship
A Republican majority in congress refutes Bryan’s charges and defends local self rule in possessions. The administration seeks to safeguard colonies from external threats and internal errors, emphasizing franchise grants that could enable monopolies. The piece questions party ties to big capitalists and warns against exploitation of new territories.
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Congress
Bryan
People of Our
Reynolds Murphy Wedding Ties Wauseon Couple
Miss Estells Reynolds and William Murphy wed at the Reynolds home on a Tuesday evening. Rev. C A Stockbarger officiated as the couple pledged marriage vows and later hosted a wedding feast. They will honeymoon in Knoxville Iowa before settling in Wauseon Ohio where Murphy works for the Detroit and Lima Northern Railroad.
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W. H. Reynolds
Miss Estells
William Murphy
Wauseon
Ohio
Eva Smith
Grace Raynolds
Louise Miller
Orpha Matotte
Ray Reynolds
C. A. Stockbarger
Knoxville
Iowa
Detroit & Lima Northern R. Ri Company
Mr. Murphy
It Saved His Lee Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Sore
P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga suffered a six month running sore on his leg. Bucklen’s Arnica salve cured it in five days. It also heals ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by E T Scott druggist.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
E. T. Scott Druggist
Shoup Credits Prosperity to Republican Rule
Idaho Senator Shoup says the state will return to Republican lines next election as prosperity under the current administration benefits miners and farmers. He cites lead prices rising from 3.12 during McKinley’s inauguration to 4.70 now, contrasting with earlier lows under Cleveland and Harrison.
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Washington
Shoup
Idaho
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinley
New Life Pills Claim to Restore Appetite and Digestion
The advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as improving appetite and digestion and regulating bodily habits for energy. It notes a price of 25 cents and lists E. T. Scott drug store as the seller.
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Dr. King
E. T. Scott Drug Store
Crow Indians Involved in Montana Rail Construction
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy builds a line in Montana toward Yellowstone Park and near the Crow reservation. A contract for grading a roadbed section has been made with the Crow, while the manager of competing lines threatens a complaint to the Western Passenger Association alleging that Burlington struck a deal with scalpers.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Montana
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Park
Crow Indian Reservation
Red Men
Western Passinger Association
Burlington
Card of Thanks for Westville Friends
Mrs L E Andrews and Mrs S H McCorp thank all who bravely fought for the property. They cherish the remembrance of their friends in Westville.
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Westville
Fragments From An Early City Notice Incoherent
The readable text presents a garbled legal style claiming a senior partner oath from a firm in Toledo with a dubious claim to pay one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh. Names and places are partially legible but inconsistent, suggesting a damaged historical notice with uncertain entities.
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Cuesey
F. J. Cuunary & Co
Toledo
Hsiz
Oarin
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Torzpo
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