Harrison's Callers and the Indiana Campaign Rally
Delegates in Wabash County greet General Harrison as he heaps praise on supporters and defense of party principles. The report covers his Indiana tour and a broad appeal to voters, plus the Republican National Committee’s push to organize state leagues and campaign clubs for coordinated meetings and district work.
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Demiaxarcias
Wabash County
Harrison
Harelson
Betty
Supreme Court of Indiana
Hoone County
Clarrison
Indiana
Glencer
Smith
Havi
Ambete
United States
Willy
Thawsy
Ktreicht
Vieltors
Hareleee
Cantina Sinvieh
Menton County
Malerernl
Fuman Lberry
Philandhrogr
Uist
Imiana
Gwen
National Committee
New York
National Republican Executive Committee
Tassett
J. S. Clarkson
Ohio
W. W. Dudley
Siwards
Towa
Sargeant-At-Arms
Republican Natonal
National Republican Committee
Stite League
Humphrey
League
Leagues
Ctu
Lonal
Meiumphious
National League
W. W. Thulley
James P. Foster
A. J. Mimphreys
Yoaguas
W. A. Mott
W.W. Johnson
Maryoat
West
Vic and
Edward McPherson
Pennia
Congressional Committee
Wellington Notes Drownings and Drought Report Mix in Kansas
Weorshus Kansas July 12 A digger perishes after being overpowered by damp in a well on Acta farm eleven miles south of town Captain McWhorter of Jackson township reports harvests of 140 bushels of oats from an acre and more Syracuse Recognized C F M Niles and S Thanhouser of the U S land office declare Syracuse county seat of Hamilton County amid rivalry with Coolidge and say the challenge to the result will be pursued in Syracuse.
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Wellington
Weorshus
Kan
Acta
Hem
Syracuse
Gannis Crry
Kun
Register
C.F. M. Niles
Meesiver S. Thanhouser
Cited States Land Office
Lave
Hamilton Coipty
Coolidge
ML Knowles
Macon County
Bill Anderson
Bey
Tie
Carrie
Tuskegee
Miday
Lees
Pinkard
Knowles
Coumesis
Fhenzer Stanani
Siatherer
Alice Cancock
Lanex
Wetlock
Beliw
Secon
Slamyard
Capital notes and whisky trust in Sioux commission talks
The Sioux commission will include Judge John Wright of Tennessee Rev W N Cleveland and Capt KR Pratt to negotiate a division of the Sioux reservation at Dakota. They are to serve as a center for a US involvement. Meanwhile the House manufacturers committee will resume its whisky trust investigation. Randall shows signs of gradual recovery after a period of fever and quiet nights.
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Sioux Commission
Wastrsetus
John ¥. Wright
Tennessne
W.N. Cleveland
KR. H. Pratt
Ho Cussisie
Floods and flood aftermath spread across several states
The report describes floods in Mangetris and nearby areas with rising waters, destroyed crops, and widespread damage. West Virginia and Pennsylvania counties face heavy inundation. mills and property suffer losses. many families flee to higher ground as rivers surge toward Ohio. Boston endures a separate storm with casualties and damage to ships and boats.
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Mangetris
Mich
Porras
Monduguieia
Erni Pitt
Randolph County
Sears
Tomas
Ieut
Allegheny
Waslington
Fayette Theolima Tallmont
Darmers
Nutwitte
Lister Turtion
Ohio
Burlington Freight Rush Returns After Union Boycott
A stormy switchman meeting ends the boycott on Burlington freight. Union members vow to handle all freight without discrimination, ending flareups that closed officials’ meeting. Traffic resumes with near full force on both freight and passenger runs as strikers issue a statement of grievances and signaled possible resumption on the Council Bluffs division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Burlington
Uui
Council Bluits
Hannibal Road
QUEEN NATALIE RILED IN GERMANY OVER CROWN PRINCE REMOVAL
Bentis July 12 report from North German sources states Serbia asks Prussia for help to return Crown Prince to Belgrade. Queen Natalie resists, arming her household as authorities urge her to yield authority. Prussian demand aims to curb Servian royal conflict on German soil.
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Bentis
Mette
Belgrade
Milo
Natalie
Milan
Prussia
Weisbaden
Germany
New York Aqueduct Investigation Opens in Kansas City
The New York aqueduct investigation resumes with Commissioner Baldwin as the first witness. Testimony covers stock purchases by Herman Clark and associates linked to Louisville and Nashville railways dealings. Proceedings focus on potential conflicts of interest and the influence of private transactions on public duties.
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Suly
Christopher Baldwen
Kansas City
Tss
Cleveland
Late
Brooklyn
Louisville & Nashville
Mayswid Hole
Ray
Herman Clark
Clark
Bela Futrtrogutndt
Teese Marite
Louisville
Nasivalle Altro
Weskoek
Lovisyiii
Jena Clark
Athletics
Aset Batterige-Por -Athlitice
Wesbing
Goniit
Mc Hound
Lonvilisy Ruisvey
Stes Sentur Bishow
Luldw
Wie
Louinville & Nast Wilio
Baldwin
Shinilar Am
Bonndinin
Mount Morris Bank
Mont Morris
Governor Hill
Hatebun & Co
O'Brien
Clurk
Aggetek
O'Brien & Clark
Aid Land
Brown
Howanl
Ate
Daldwin
McCulliels
Atu Ehmmbesinn
Baird
Caledonian man ends fifty three day fast in Wis during feuding
John Zacher of Raise Wisconsin after fifty three days without food is reportedly revived by a family reconciliation and medical care. Doctors say his health remains fragile though improving as he receives nourishment and his estranged father and others meet to settle disputes.
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Wis
John Zacher
Som
Lis
Zacher
Kite
Pier Pin
Eum
Inter Vale
Handy Antidotes and Hospital Case Amid Poison Aisle
A scrambled account describes a hospital case involving antidotes and medical staff handling a poisoning incident. It references a sergeant and a patient, with details of treatment, pain, and a deadly outcome. The narrative mentions a hospital scene, doctors, and emergency procedures in a tense, damaged text fragment.
Fragmented 19th Century Childbirth Remedy Warnings and Obscure Substances
Readable fragments describe a chaotic list of potions and procedures, naming waters, charcoal, vinegar, salts, and supposed antidotes. The text references medical claims, tinctures, and hazardous “reoperation” ideas, with scattered mentions of trials, herbal mixes, and dubious remedies from a wide array of sources.
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Republican National Committee
Hamilton County
Pioxar Office
Wicns
Pease
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Wilietey
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Randall
Wasnougos
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Williamadort
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Severni
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General Boulanger
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Re‘Bigns
McKennig
Boulanger
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Ibou- Hanger
M. Ploquet
Gieral Boulanger
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Esideot
Chamber of Deputies
Floquet
Clomeshean
Perlin
Count Dillon
M'Kenzie
Brass
Frederick
Mackensie
Krenze Zeitung
Alickenaie
National Zeitung
Leagedy
Besperae William
San Memo
Bing
Dr. Mackenzie
Mackenzie
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J.C
Theron
Anron Mountain
Bmsost
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St Louis Passener Trust
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Polar Star
Sporting News
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Welch Wing
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Mexico
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Rogers
Waesley
D& Mosby
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Alex Audequin
Waly
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Meg
Sheri
Apter
BOME
Which & Hospital Sergean
Beryl
Raines
Ieee
C. H E. Lewis & Co.’S
Main Street
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Newport
Co. H. Lewis
Leah
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Lion
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Palmnes
Armesio
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Rikrind
Ramrade
Omar Weld
Naelby
Theo
Betaine
Pete
Tate
Mtutiresers WU
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Amcil Pos
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Wight
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