Bryan In Old Virginia Crowds Greet Leader In Ashland
The New York senator Bryan continues his Virginia tour en route to Washington. He speaks in Ashland and Fredericksburg, praising Henry Clay and Patrick Henry and noting an American policy on currency. Other dispatches report party shifts and Hill’s pledge to back Bryan and Sewall amid Democratic realignments.
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Crowds Rally in Canton for McKinley Reception
Rainy Canton sees a large Republican turnout as railroad workers, Carnegie Steel workers from Homestead, and delegations from Huston and various Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York areas converge for a McKinley visit. Major McKinley speaks from the Grand Opera House as visitors are welcomed by General A. O. Litchfield and Dr. M. O. Campbell.
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Canada is Overloaded Protest in Parliament Ottawa Sept 13
In parliamentary debate Sir Charles Tupper attacked government plans for a 20 knot Canada Britain steamship service with subsidies. Premier Laurier defended fast freight and passenger aims as part of an imperial scheme criticized by Hon. John Charlton who warned of vast costs to the treasury. Canada faces rising debt from Pacific projects and rail outlays while England was urged to fund imperial schemes.
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Patriot General Collazé Marks Marti Grave In Cuba
Letter from Las Vueltas dated Aug 12 describes General Collazé and Gomez visiting Marti’s grave, dedicating a monument amid a growing revolutionary force. He notes 1,300 troops with 1,500 more expected, a polished artillery piece, and rising strength as battles unfold. Also reports Lisbon-Paris world views and a gold find near Ferryland, Newfoundland.
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Transfers and Raids Mark War Department Order
The War Department issued long awaited troop transfers with the Fifteenth Infantry moving from Fort Sheridan to relieve the Twenty-fourth at Fort Bayard and others shifting between Forts Bayard Douglass and Sherman. The Third artillery exchanges places with the Fifth, moving from San Francisco to the Atlantic coast and Florida posts.
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Potatoes and Apples Sold At Popular Street Prices
Just in today items offer Virginia Irish potatoes known for smooth white mealy cooking. Two bushel sack priced at 1.25 dollars. Also available today Red Apples and Green Cabbage at popular prices for local shoppers.
Local Grocer Offers Best Staple and Fancy Selections
A local store touts the best selections of staple and fancy groceries in the area. It highlights jams olives condiments canned goods and related items as first class with competitive prices.
Remember We Sell The Consumer At Wholesale Prices
A promotional note states a commitment to wholesale pricing and saving money on all food purchases for customers. It emphasizes consumer savings on all items offered.
Quarantine Regs Update and Staffing Appointments
A report from Galveston on Sept 19 says Dr W Blount heads the quarantine station and has not received a letter from Dr Swearingen about a proposed shortening of detention from five to three days following a request by a regional association. Also dated Sept 19 are presidential appointments naming Chapman Laur as United States attorney for the district and John Ridgeley Fatatai Soba to a posting at the United States embassy.
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