Gambrell Named as Candidate for Governor by Populists
The People's party caucus at the capitol announces Dr. J. B. Gambrell as their gubernatorial nominee, deeming his character pure and his Baptist esteem a boost to success, despite Judge J. K. Hines urging Gambrell not to run. Gambrell reportedly voted for Hines two years ago.
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J. B. Gambrell
Feo Ple
J. K. Hines
Dr. Gambrell
Gambrell
Hines
Baptists
Watson
Bryan
Zcala
Fla
Florida
Bryan and Watson
C. C. Post
St. Louis
Sewall
Rioting in Valencia Blamed on Cuban Agents
A Spanish minister admitted riots in Valencia were stirred by Cuban insurgent agents aiming to hinder troops for Cuba. Governments blame US links as authorities report clashes, arrests, and arms found near Valencia while gendarmes patrol roads and troops pursue armed bands in the province.
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Dons Dagtt
Uba
Minster of the Interior
Spain
Associated
Mapaio, Arg
Valencia
Quban
Senor Cos Gason
Chamber of Deputies
Cuba
United States
Avai
Uncle Sam
Bernado Toledo
Reblic
Vane Fetta
Steinre
Noted Woman Dead Hicks Lord Dies in New York at 67
Annette Hicks Lord, once a leading New York society figure, died in New York at age 67. Born in Guiana, she married merchant Thomas Hicks and later wealthy widower Thomas Lord. Her life spanned Europe and America with grand entertainments and a fortune valued at about 3 million, plus rich collections.
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Annette Hicks-Lord
New York
Mra Annetta Hicks Lord
Mra Hicks-Lord
Robert Letronck
United States
Great Britain
Anice P. Wilkins
Adeline Schenck
Wishkill River
Guiana
Annette
Wilkins
Mattewan
Fung
Thomas Hicks
Toledo
Holland
Hicks
England
Queen Victoria
London
Alden
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Wachusetts
Joppa
Jerusalem
Faulkner Indignant Over Refusal Of Special Rates
Bays railroads refused to provide special transportation rates for the Democratic ratification meeting in New York on August 13, a move Faulkner says shows corporate wealth and power backing the opposition. He argues the fight is between the classes and masses and cites silver policy as part of broader campaign tactics.
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Bays
Bryan
Wasnisctox
Faulkner
Democratic Congressional Committee
New York
Democratic Party
Republican Organization
SQUIRE IS FOR SILVER THE SENATOR SAYS
Senator Squire backs silver and urges unity among silver backers to press remonetization, endorsing Bryan for president after a Tacoma bimetallists conference. He plans to tour Washington to aid the campaign in what he calls an important race.
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Washington
Friends of the White Metal
Seattle
Wash
Squire
Henry M. Teller Club
Enya
Friends of Silver
Tacoma
Bryan
Goda
Militiaman Shot in Cleveland Skirmish With Strikers
In Cleveland on Luther street early Thursday a crowd attacked a residence. Soldiers fired on the assailants as they resisted. Private Perkins of Company V was wounded, with official notes calling it an accidental loading incident though others dispute the claim. Also, O F McClelland of Fort Worth died at Lithia Springs, leaving a note denying suicide and citing heart failure.
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Perkins
Cleveland
Luther Street
East End
Johnson
Brown
Company V
Whitney
Perkis
Lather Street
Lithia Springs
Lrrma Springs
McClelland
Fort Worth
Tex
Watson House
Atlanta
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Byaratt
Macon
Plovilla
Keverett
Pullman
Guar
Tom
Tronvitle
Atlan
Ind Cinte
Anawick
Alt
J. R. Robinson
Lee Street
GFO
Gergia
Conservatory
Gainesville, GA
A. W. van Hoose, H. J. Pearce
Allen & Sheffield
Forsyth Atreet
Americus, GA
Tudge Hines
Mercer
The
Herald
Havana
Lee
U.S. Gov't Report
Jones
David B. Hill
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Normandie-by-the-Sea
Lawrence Gardner
National Committee
James W. Hinkley
New York Democratic State Committee
John B. Stanchfield
Srbject
Philadelphia Carpet Deniers
Parmaverraix
Robert H. Boyle
Milton Harley
George O. Boyd
Ares Dealera
Boyd, Harley & Co
New Pittsburg
Mart Searlest
Matt
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