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20 Aug 1896
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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1896
Page
1
Watsons Comments Lawyers In Session
Thomas E Watson pops at Bryan and Sewall and the tariff fight. He says Bryan’s silence aided McKinley, Sewall boosts protection for New England shipbuilders, and monopolists avoid antitrust pressure. The piece covers his Washington remarks and a broader political clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Curiaco
the Post
Washington
Thomas E. Watson
Bryan
New York
McKinley
Bryn
New England
Sewall
Bin
Ryan
Colleaguves
Pri
Teague
Bryan Announces Canvass of New York State
William Jennings Bryan plans a broad New York tour visiting Albany and major cities along the New York Central line. He departs Upper Red Hook at 6 56 and travels to Albany then Syracuse Rochester Buffalo and Erie attending Democratic clubs. He may speak in Medina Hernellaville Jamestown and Chautauqua before heading west. Helena Hartnett Mitchell will campaign for Bryan delivering daily speeches from Bloomington to election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Erie
New York
Chautauqua
N.Y
West
Bryan
Medina
Hernellaville
Jamestown
United States Artillery
First Artillery
A. Slaker
Palonville
Rhine Cliff
Ellerslee
Morton
Kansas City
Helena Hartnett Mitchell
Delsarte
Spain and United States clash over handling of Spanish pamphlet
In official circles the Spanish legation pamphlet is debated as not an offense, with Bayard arguing the U S government cannot police opinion within its borders while pursuing lawful action against filibustering. The note cites Bayard’s stance on neutrality and judicial due process, stressing the executive cannot override the judiciary. Oscar Neebe, pardoned anarchist, has eloped with another woman, leaving his wife in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Convention
American Bar Association
Lord Russell
Sir Francis Lockwood
Montagu Crackenthorpe
George S. Batchellor
Moorefield Storey
Sir Francis Lackwood
Montagna Crackenhorpe
J. Randolph Tucker
Edward J. Phelps
William Allen Butler
Henry H.jedcock
Austin G. For
Charles Claflin Allen
Francis Rawle
James O. Carter
Storey
Association
Congress
Kentucky
Blewett Lee
Northwestern University
Lee
Alabama
J. J. Williett
Arkansas
M. M. Cohen
California
J. A. Gibson
Colorado
O. E. Hersington
Connecticut
Curtis
Delaware
L O. Grabb
District of Columbia
Bounds
Piorida
R. W. Williams
Georgia
P. W. Meldrim
Idaho
Gregory
Illinois
E. B. Sherman
Wastinatos
Legation
Calderon Carlisle
State Department
United States
Insurgenta
Cuba
Olney
Spain
Raodichully
Bayard
Julian Valero
Minster
Mayard
Noether
Neebe Lef
Altgeld
Cutcaco
Oscar Neebe
Haymarket
Neebe
Abe
Et Peaboa
Coroner’s verdict on German yacht tragedy at sea
An inquest into the death of Baron Moritz Curtz von Zedwitz, killed when the Meteor collided with his yacht Isolde off South Sea during the Royal Albert yacht club regatta, returned a verdict that nobody was to blame. The body will be embalmed and sent to Dresden for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abody
Barot Morits Corts Zoulwits
Rypx
Baron Moritz Curtz von Zedwitz
Emperor William
Meteor
Zedwits
Isolde
Royal Albert Yacht Club
South Sea
Baron von Zedwits
Mexico
Baron Zedwitz
Dresden
Wright in Atlanta addresses about 4000 in Moody Tabernacle
Seaborn A. Wright, fusion candidate for Georgia governor, spoke to about 4000 in Atlanta's Moody Tabernacle. He described himself as a Democrat of the original kind and independent in politics, denouncing partisan zeal and citing Washington Toombs Stephens and Hill. He urged anti barroom measures in the Populist platform to justify accepting the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Washington
Toombs
Stephens
Hill
William Jean Bryan
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Governor Atkinson Speaks On State and National Issues
Governor W. Y. Atkinson addressed about 1,000 people at Odd Fellows hall in Bavani Bavarian weather, discussing state and national concerns. He argued for fair silver value alignment, proposed convict employment or state supervision to protect humane treatment, and urged state control of county chain gangs amid reports of horrors. Secretary Hoke Smith returned from Lincolnton with no political comment on November stumping plans while Senator Bacon met him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavani Bavarian
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. Y. Atkinson
Maauney
Bayan and Sewall Club
Atkinson
Bkcun Couler
Washixaton
Hoke Smith
Lincolnton
N. Y
Georgia
Bacon
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