Woman from abroad aids Alavi community work
A returning missionary named Brewer, sister of Justice of the United States, arrives in Alabama and aids locals by founding schools and churches, teaching about Calvary, and encouraging women and children to work, with the aim of Christianizing homes and communities.
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Foregin
Alavi
Brewer
Jusie
United
Calvary
Dale
Japan
Dullars
Miss Brewer
Montgomery Journal
Kal
Gold Democrats Decline Field In 1896 Ticket Push
The Gold Democratic executive committee leader from Indiana states the party will not place a ticket on the official ballot this year. He cites New York election rules, lack of prior governor votes, and ballot-petition barriers as key obstacles. He notes party members have aligned with the major parties on new issues.
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Wasmyotoy
Gold Democrats
W. D. Bynum
Indiana
Gold Democratic Executive Committee
New York
Gold Democratic Party
Second Day With B P Y U Sees Papers Read At Union
Cincinnati July 18 Music hall packed for the second day of the tenth international assembly of the Baptist Young People's union. Dr H M Wharton of Philadelphia spoke on The Secret of Power Cary of Minneapolis discussed A Good Investment. The banner service featured missions in America with vases by J O Grimmell Cleveland and talks on The Negro Mexico Our Opportunity and Obligation by various speakers. Fifth Day of Powers Trial in Kentucky marks continued jury uncounted with four jurors needed and an extra sheriff summoned.
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Music Hall
International Assembly of the Baptist Young People’s Union
H. M. Wharton
Philadelphia
Pie Boxe
Cary
Minneapolis
America
J. O. Grimmell
Cleveweb
Joseph E. Jones
Richmond
Arthur St. Clair Sloan
Perry, C
Mexico
H. R. Mosely
Santiago
Cuba
Hi. L. Moorehouse
New York
Bryan and Towne Hear Dems Nomination Talk
The Democratic committee will notify Bevan of his nomination with Bryan at his Lincoln home. Bryan and Towne consult in the library as politicians drop by, including Senator Jones who arrives en route to Lake Minnetonka to discuss Towne’s Populist vice presidential plans.
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Ang
Vieh
Bevan
Democratic Committee
Lincoln
J. Bryan
Charles A. Towne
Bryan
Senator Jones
Minneapolis
Mivsiavonis
J. K. Jones
National Democratic Committee
Lake Minnetonka
Educational papers mark opening of National Education session
Closing day events at the National Educational Association convention featured talks on poetry in education and literature’s value in training. Speakers included William Beardshear Reuben Post Halleck and Martin Brumbaugh with discussions on teaching literature, aesthetics and education principles. Concurrent sessions covered elementary education and other departments.
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National Educational Association
Claveston
William Beardshear
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Reuben Post Halleck
Mans
Martin Brumbaugh
University of Pennsylvania
Committee On
Nearly $25,000,000 in New Cotton Mills
Baltimore reports a surge in southern cotton mill construction and expansion. Across six months, 876,868 spindles added in seven states, with 89 new companies forming and investments between 30 and 25 million dollars. Mill expansion supports finer goods and larger outputs amid rising regional diversification.
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Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Southern Cotton Mills
Fayetteville
Tenn
Kesler Manufacturing Company
Salisbury
N.C
Hillsboro
Tex
What the New Road Means Mississippi Dream Realized
Mississippi's Gulf and Ship Island railroad opens new growth along 125 miles. Towns brace for lumber mills and jobs as Gulfport becomes coastal hub with new dredging for Ship Island harbor. Government funds dredge channel. progress praised. Also noted are plans to notify Mr. Bryan and the death of Colonel Samuel Beaumont at 70 years in Denver.
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Gulf and Ship Divans Railroad
Ship Island Harbor
Bryan
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National Monetary Conference
Kansas City
Charles I. Thompson
J. N. Stevens
W. A. Rucker
Colorado
Mr. Bryan
Somerville Tank Explosion Kills Two and Injures Many
Boston reports a catastrophic oil tank blast at Somerville near the Boston and Maine yard. Three Union Oil tanks ignited, drawing a crowd as fire spread, causing two deaths and about 100 injuries among shoppers and workers in the burning yard.
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Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Union Oil Tank Company
One Man Captured After West End House-Top Fight
In St Louis on July 3 a running gun battle on Finney avenue ended with George Barnes in custody after a fight with detectives pursuing two suspected train robbers. Detective Murray was wounded in the arm while pursuing the trio tied to the Wickliffe Kentucky hold up. The suspects, including Mike Couley alias Doyle, plotted the Wickliffe robbery in Cairo prior to the St Louis incident.
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West End
Charles M. Mary
Illinois Central Railway
George Barnes
John Nelson
Murray
Hinds Central Railroad
Wickliffe
Mike Couley
Doyle
Mahoney
Cairo
Ill
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