Populist Executive Committee session discusses fusion and electors
The Populist national executive committee met at Sherman House to consider fusion in Kansas and Colorado. They planned to replace Democratic electors where needed and appoint Populist electors, with most members present and discussions behind closed doors. Bryan’s prospects were described as improving while the party criticized money dependence in the Republican campaign.
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National Executive Committee
Sherman House
Kansas
Colorado
Art
Secretarian
Dorr
California
Butler
North Carolina
Watson
West
McKinley
Sam
Mr. Watson
Bryan
Mark Hanna
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Ohio
Bryatt
Kentucky
Thera Prt
Ught
Red Men of Atlanta Honor Judge Daniel of Griffin
The Red Men of Atlanta hosted Judge Robert T. Daniel of Griffin at a Tuesday reception in state. The event drew hundreds of braves and warriors who heard a long eloquent talk on the order’s growth, loyalty, and charitable work. The speaker predicted a further rise in the order in the coming year.
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Gate City
Atlanta
Robert T. Daniel
Griffin
United States
Order of Red Men
America
Det
Subsetial Soren
Duel Fight Rumor In Kentucky Politicals
A Lexington report claims State Senator Charles J. Bronston and ex Democratic Central Committee chair John D. Carroll near a duel over past convention fallout. Bronston reportedly refuses to retract insults. Carroll counsels patience. The piece also notes the steamer Spartan ashore near Hereford Bar and a London Liberal leadership rumor about Sir William Harcourt resigning due to eyesight.
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Times-Starfs
Lexington
Charles J. Bronston
Democratic State Central Committee
John D. Carroll
Frankfort
Carroll
Bronston
Evan E. Lottie
Owen County
Henry County
Otter
Caroll
Dareourt
Lospex
William Harcourt
House of Commons
Gladstone
Eminent Alabama Citizen Scales Ends Life By Laudanum
Emmet Scales a 20 year old railway art operator for Mobile and Ohio, a well known town figure, took laudanum in Wuistten Alabama. Found unconscious five hours later, he died. Books show a $500 shortage since Oct 3, with $225 and $118 from lodge funds missing. loss borne by Southern Express and railroad.
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Alabama
Wuistten
Ala
Emmet Scales
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Scales
Southern Express Company
Wrecked schooner Luther A Roby near Cape Henlopen
A northeast gale wrecked the American schooner Luther A Roby from Schi vorio Nova Scotia bound for Philadelphia with plaster. Five survived after clinging to the deckhouse raft as high seas swept the vessel apart. four perished and bodies not yet recovered. Survivors include Captain W H Maloney and mates George A Hopkins Fred Oslen Alexander Melan and Edgar Lewes. Ship and cargo lost off Laines Delaware with rescue by lifeboat crews.
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W. H. Maloney
Boston
George A. Hopkins
Fred Oslen
Alexander Melan
Edgar Lewes
Maloney
Fresh Grocer E D Ansley Shows Fresh Stock Advantage
The Grection notes that E D Ansley, a grocer, pays more freight than any retailer in the state. This implies his stock is fresher, his trade larger, and that customers favor shops with fresh goods and wide assortment.
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E. D. Ansley
Fresh er goods and better prices in Georgia trade pitch
A supplier touts a bold offer promising fresh er goods, larger assortment, and lower prices than any Georgia retail house. The claim targets local shoppers seeking value and wider selection.
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Georgia
Wholesale Sale for Families and Consumers
A local store advertises wholesale pricing available to all shoppers in case lots. It invites customers to visit the store, promising wholesale rates comparable to merchant prices and urging buyers to be convinced by the value offered.
Mary Caldwell to Wed Marquis des Merville in Dresden
Miss Mary Gwendoline Caldwell founder of the Divinity college of the Catholic university announces in a letter from Wasumarox that she will marry the Marquis des Merville in Dresden on October 19. The ceremony will be a simple affair after the death of Baron Zedwits, brother-in-law of Spalding, administrator of the Caldwell estate. Caldwell is thirty four and hails from a wealthy Richmond, Kentucky family anchored by the Caldwell fortune and the first building of the estate.
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Wasumarox
Mary
Gwendoline Caldwell
Divinity College
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Catholic University
Marquis Des Merville
Hting
Zedwits
Spalding
Peoria Diocease
Caldwell
Petees
Ming Oald
Richmond
Kenterky
Ata Falcae
Ian
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