Nation Wields Patriotism in Democratic Platform Speech
A dense account of a Democratic gathering featuring President Amfortey and speakers like Carl Carlisle and L Johnson. The message centers on unity, reform, frugality, opposition to demagoguery, and dedication to public welfare. Audience applause punctuates remarks urging faithful adherence to principles and transparent governance.
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Abe
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Carl Shure
How. L. Johnson
R. Mills
James E. Campbell
Dect Suen
Seator
G. Carlisle
W.C. P. Breckenridge
Kentucky
Carlise Concludent
Amfortey
Charles F. Crisp
National House of Representatives
Crisp
Associated Pras
Speal
Associated Press
Itisiner
Heya
Mint
Plaichild
Mr. Omsy
Wrecked by dynamite rocks Low Dell store
A storehouse at Low Dell in McDowell County was wrecked and burned by dynamite around midnight. The attack appears to be revenge driven. a nearby resident was thrown by the blast and another woke on the floor. The Frame store, unused as a dwelling, held Grnsty stock and was uninsured. A year earlier the Echols store at the same place burned, amid threats and gunfire.
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Paankensevrs
W. Va
Charile Frame
Low Dell
Wm. Prawe
Dan Echols
Charles Stevens
Dave Burns
Frame
Man Echols
Thur Mt
Order of Solon
Prrisnvxo
Order of Salon
W. R. Covert
Supreme Lodge
Blaine in worsening condition reported by officials
The Post reports former Secretary Blaine shows signs of serious disorder with a relapse from recent improvement. Joseph Manley, his close friend, is in the city but cannot see him. Excerpt notes officials and labor figures in New York and Des Moines, including Arthur of locomotive engineers and the Iowa state ticket canvass results.
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Blaine
Roth
Joseph Manley
Mr. Blaine
Aye Stelke
New Yoak
Arthur
Brotherhand of
Locomotiva Engineers
Board of Injustment
Iowa
Des Moinxes
State Board of Canvassers
Secretary of State
McHarmond
McColocue
Der
Duilette
People’s
Taft
Pro
Newslets: Telegraphic items from across the seas and ports
The French steamer La Gascozne was damaged after striking a pier on the North River and must return to its dock. The schooner Electric was wrecked near Benacela with one drowned. London reports changes in sentences for Abiwarat and others, Alfred Price pleads guilty to embezzlement, and a Copenhagen fire destroys a dwelling with seven killed. Captain Monell arrives in Tripoli after two years crossing the Sahara. A Dunkirk snowstorm capsized a fishing boat with five drowned. Charles Rebin, oldest US bandmaster, dies in New York. The London Evening Standard cites Maybrick’s hemorrhage recovery due to carelessness at Rock Island road.
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Franklin Street
Electric
Benacela
Mobile
Priday
London Telegraph
Berlin
Abiwarat
Ag Lowe
Kubno
FSM
Alfred J. Price
Street & Smith
New York Weekly
Price
Fredericksbore
Copenhagen
M. Monell
Tripoli
Sahara Desert
Senegal
Ticad
Dunkirk
Charles Rebin
United States
New York
Lrening
Maybrick
Rock Island Road
North Dakota Prohibition Debate Stirs Bishop Shanley Letter
Bishop Shanley sparks a political row in North Dakota by publishing a plain spoken letter criticizing prohibition as a failure and urging enforcement or repeal. He cites liquor dealers and travelers as evidence of rising sales and widespread evasion. Prohibitionists condemn the bishop’s remarks as misrepresenting liquor sales in the state.
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Banco
N. D
Catholic Church
Kellogg
Jamestown Alert
North Dakota
Republicans Meet in Washington to Shape Senate Odds
In Washington Republicans gather at the Arlington with leaders like Clarkson Miller Bliss Estes Manley and Johnson to discuss strategies in contrast to Democratic plans to win Senate control. Senator Voorhees of Indiana dismisses Republican fears and vows readiness to act, while McKinley heads to Washington for private business and federation talks.
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Senate
Seaator Voorheas
Wasnxorox
D. C
Democratic Advisory Committee
New York
Wyoming
California
Montana
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Arlington
Clarkson
Warner Miller
C. N. Bliss
Alger
George M. Pullman
Estes
Joe Manley
Representative Johnson
Mr.Manley
General Clarkson
Mr. Johnson
Congress
Voormees
Senator Voorhees
Indiana
Hale
Voorhees
House
Republican Party
Rom
Bae Eratic Party
McKinley
Reputer
Soman
Eer McKinley
Big
Two Verdicts Against Ramsey In Cooley Gang Case
In Astoxtons Pennsylvania on December 10 the court delivered two verdicts against Jack Ramsey in the Cooley gang trial. Ramsey was found guilty on one count and not guilty on another related Prinkey charge, while witness testimony and alibi defenses shaped the tense courtroom scenes. Prosecutor McKean pressed for conviction as Ramsey’s demeanor shifted under cross examination and jury attention focused on a prized necklace and Scar on his chin.
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Astoxtons
Main Street
Peng
Cooley
Ramsey
Attottorney
W. C. McKean
Mertin
Anderson
Rumhae
Mr. McKean
John
Marshal and Searight
Marshall
Dora Prinkey
James White
David
Frank Cooley
Commonwealth
Thomas Marshall
Dora
Rumsey
Lindsay
Bush
Mary
Jack Cooley
Frank
Prinkey
Sam Jones
Mogens Thesersonaves
Bee Te Ba Bee
Jack Ramsey
Montana Pete
Smeehaeee Bie
Justus Dils
Pers
Martin
Wilson Green
Rameey
Somerset County
McKean
Nile Contentere
Ratmsey
Boxers to Clash in New Orleans for Welter Weights Fight
President Charles Dickson announces a ten thousand purse for the bout between Slavin and Goddard to be staged in New Orleans during Mardi Gras week. Boxing officials dispatch Wrestlers south and arrange March travel dates.
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Blavin
Olympic Gots
Eass
Charles Dickson
Olympic Ue
Slavin
Goddard
Goldard
Stavin
Ortenma
Sax Praxeuco
Dawson
Soutay Kegan
Alexander
Daciones Tradner
New Orleans
Princess May's Tender Heart Endears to Windsor Crowd
At Windsor Castle Crown Prince Ferdinand arrived to meet Princess Marie daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh. Princess May, once engaged to the late Duke of Carence and Avondale, intervened when a coster beat his donkey in anger. She halted the coachman, had the stock spared, and forgave the man after lecturing him on cruelty, earning praise for generosity.
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Windsor Castle
Ferdinand
Romania
Nyist
Marie
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Edinburg
May
Duke
Carence
Avondale
Himerarith
Coster
Baroness de Roques Reports Daughter Severe Illness
The Baroness de Roques, mother of Mrs. Maybrick, says her daughter is gravely ill and unable to sleep. She describes exhaustion and a wish to die rather than stay in the hospital, with her son having died of consumption previously.
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Loox
de Row
Maybrick
Tve
Fights and Fighers in a Lively Scrap Night
Reported boxing night at Second Regiment Armoury featured Billy Myer versus McAuliffe in six lively rounds. Rich detail of blows, crowd chaos, and referee Rheims, with side notes on Griffin Weir conflicts and a chaotic newspaper office brawl.
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Billy Myer
Iegiment
Frank Rheims
Chicago
Myer
McAuliffe
McAulitto
Myce
Rhei
Tie
Ane
Tian
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