Democratic Platform Urges Free Coinage and Reform
The Democratic platform reaffirms commitment to liberty and local self government, denounces gold monometallism, calls for free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1, and opposes national bank notes. It advocates tax fairness, labor protection, railroad control, and territorial statehood.
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Train Wreck Toll in Omaha and Logan Event
A railroad collision near Logan Iowa and Missouri Valley left thirty one dead in Omaha and surrounding towns. The list includes John McDermott John Kinsey Robert Clair and many more with eighteen identified in Omaha and several from Council Bluffs and Missouri Valley. Injuries range from minor to critical as doctors assess fatalities and survivors.
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Omaha
Neb
Logan
Iowa
John M’dermott
Union Pacific
John Kinsey
Robert Clair
John Clair
John H. Jack
John Larsen
Frederick T. Neilson
John B. Kilker
Owen Kavanaugh
Hugh Dodson
Kate Bradley
P. J. Carroll
Patrick Scully
Mary Tracy
John Cosgrove
William Cosgrove
Margaret Cosgrove
Margaret Colven
Annie Colven
Oliver Colven
John Schneidel
Eva Neilson
Leonard Mack
Andrew Neilson
Henry C. Conrad
Dayton
C. W. Johnson
William Christensen
Jerome A. Little
Fred Kinsey
Mrs. O’'Hearn
Council Bluffs
Theresa Tracey
Maggie Scullin
John Perkins
Mike Shannon
Kaler
Jowan M'Kenna
John Meaney
Montgomery
Northwestern
Missouri Valley
Daniel Angel
North Twenty- Fourth Street
Wreck Ends Excursion Ride An Open Switch Fatal
An excursion train returning from Schiller Park collided with an open switch at Altenheim depot. Five killed including Mary Arnold Lena Hubert Frank Koch and two men believed to be Fred Kirtell and Charles Samuel. Dozens injured as crowded coaches were crushed and passengers were taken to hospitals or home.
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Order of United Workmen's
Schiller Park
Altenheim
Mary Arnold
Lena Hubert
Frank Koch
Fred Kirtell
Charles Samuel
Patrick Collins
Edwin Kelly
Bessie Smith
Hugh O'Neil
Henry McDonald
Presbyterian Hospital
Eleanore Fagin
Eleanore McDonald
Gradin
Cemetery Crossing
P. J. Horan
Great tidal wave devastates Japanese coast
New figures from Yokohama report up to 50000 dead in the great tidal wave. The disaster, carried by the steamship Doric via San Francisco, is said to be underestimated. The wave reached eighty feet in height and swept inland about two and a half miles along 200 miles of coastline.
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Doric
San Francisco
Cal
Large Washington gathering of Christian Endeavorers fills churches
In Washington on July 14 a vast Christian Endeavor assembly held services from sunrise to night. About eighty visiting pulpits filled for 11 o clock services and morning prayers preceded Sunday sessions. Denominational rallies and tent meetings across White Lot drew large crowds and included leaders from Barbour Rochester to Work Cincinnati and Barton Boston.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
W. H. Towers
Manchester
Eng
E. T. Root
Baltimore
L. W. Dyatt
Newark
N. J
W. H. Crawford
New Orleans
E. W. Thompson
Paterson
L. A. Bates
Westminster
W. R. Reid
Montreal
T. H. Walker
Charles Roods
Philadelphia
T. G. Longdale
South Dakota
A.B. Grubb
A. D. Thaeler
Winston
N. C
P. A. Canada
Albany
N. Y
J. W. Fifield
Chicago
C. H Rockey
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Edgerton
W. R. Ackert
Hoboken
W. B. Carroll
Tenafly
Harry O’mer
Hastings
Neb
J. L. Hill
Salem
Mass
H. H. Russell
Columbus
Ohio
Bishop Gaines
Atlanta
G. B. Stewart
Harrisburg
Cc. C. York
Cincinnati
Wayland Hoyt
J. W. Chapman
W. F. McCauley
Toledo
A. J. McGregor
Ontario
Henry M. Grant
Charleston
S. C
D. A. Davis
Nyack
J. C. French
L. S. Keyser
Detroit
Newton
Iowa
Bishop Walters
Jersey City
H. T. Keating
W. W. Cole
Clarence
A. R. McGilleveray
Guthrie
Okla
T. Ashburn
Evansvillle
Ind
O. C. Sargent
Claremont
N. H
C. A. Oliver
New York
J. M. Lowden
Olneyville
R. I
H. C. Garrison
Richmond
T. Z. Tyler
Cleveland
D. F. Garland
Kan
L. I. Sier
Gettysburg
W. E. Barton
Boston
J. J. Mall
Vermont
C. A. Barbour
Rochester
Tent Endeavor
C. L. Work
Congregational Missionary
Tent Williston
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Presbyterians
Methodists
The
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Mennonites
Reformed Churches
United Brethren
United Evangelical and Welsh
Methodist Episcopal
M. E. South
Canada
Mount Vernon Church
Thoburn
India
Central Hall
Theodore L. Cuyler
Brooklyn
Endeavor
J. B. B. Davison
Milwaukeee
Wis
Sewall for Vice President Named by Democratic National Convention
The Democratic National Convention selected Arthur Sewall of Maine as the vice presidential candidate after four ballots. Chicago's gathering adjourned after adopting a plan for the next convention and thanking officers, Chicago, and the city's people.
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Chicago
Arthur Sewall
Mr. Sewall
National Committee
Chicago Board of Trade Quotations Report
Chicago July 11 table shows today’s Chicago Board of Trade quotations across grain and commodity futures with listed bid ask prices and near term contracts for corn wheat oats and soybeans as traders digest market movements and supply signals.
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Chicago
Widen
Bland Declines Missouri Governorship Candidacy
In Lebanon Missouri on July 14 Bland's supporters urge a gubernatorial bid after his presidential nomination defeat. He rejects the push, stating he will not run for governor and aims to return to Congress to advocate free silver in the house.
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Congress
Lebanon
Missouri
Ely the Train Robber Captured in Missouri
Word reaches Lawcon Missouri that Ely the train robber has been captured after a year and a half chase by Burlington secret service and Pinkertons. Ely and Frank Bateman held up a Ot tumwa passenger train February 26 1895 escaping with over 5000 dollars Bateman was later jailed five years in Missouri Ely fled to Mexico and had not been heard of until now.
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Otturawa
Iowa
Lawcon
Burlington Secret Service
Pinkertons
Frank Bateman
Ottumwa
Bateman
Moberly
Mexico
Amnesty a Great Mistake in Rhodesia Proclamation
Bulawayo reports condemn the amnesty offer to rebel chiefs as weak and likely to cause further trouble. Dispatches argue it would be better for rebels to leave the country. Salisbury notes Matabele forces closing in on the town from all directions.
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Bulawayo
Weekly Bank Statement Shows Broad Increases Across Reserves and Deposits
The New York weekly bank statement reports reserve up $1 909 000 loans up $953 600 specie up $184 500 legal tenders up $2 934 800 deposits up $4 441 200 and circulation up $38 900. Banks hold $22 237 275 in excess of the 25 percent reserve requirement.
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Bryan Club Formed in Raleigh After Nomination
The Bryan nomination news reached Raleigh within four minutes of the nominating. A Bryan club was formed five minutes before the meeting in the cartel building of the state auditor's office with Governor Elias Carr presiding at an enthusiastic gathering.
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Raleigh
N. C
Cartel
State Auditor’s Office
Elias Carr
Farmer Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide at Farm
Aurora Nebraska July 14. Hayna Roberts, a farmer described as wealthy and eccentric, shot his wife dead and then killed himself when surrounded while attempting to escape. No motive is known for the crime.
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Klis
Aurora
Neb
Hayna Roberts
Roberts
Mill Collapse Kills Two In West Virginia
Huntington West Virginia July 11 The Sharp and Co mill in Lincoln county collapsed causing deaths to Tom Pullen and Thomas Sharp with James Keens Fred Alberts and a Sharp son badly injured The accident was reported from the scene and officials investigated the collapse.
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Huntington
W. Va
Sharp & Co
Lincoln County
Tom Pullen
Thomas Sharp
James 5. Keens
Fred Alberts
Sharp
Gold Shipments Planned From Subtreasury Withdrawals
New York July 11 Heidelback Ickelheimer Co plan to ship today 300000 of 500000 gold withdrawn from the subtreasury yesterday with the remaining portion scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Heidelback, Ickelheimer & Co
London editors bungled US politics and a tornado tale
An article mocks London newspapers for misplacing St. Louis and misreading US politics during the Venezuelan excitement and convention debates. It notes a tornado reported as a scene in Massachusetts titled Scenes at St. Louis with photos misidentified, including Olive Street High School and the Capitol, illustrating editorial ignorance.
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United States
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Nebraska
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New Mexico
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Canada
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Times
the Chronicle
the Standard
London
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
London Weekly
Massachusetts
Olive Street
Mississippi
Capitol
Washington
Fourth Street
England
Heiress to Millions in Remarkable New Jersey Story
Mme Eglantine Gaudin of Woodcliffes New Jersey reportedly inherits 17 million from her late aunt and godmother Emilie Pinaud whose vast California framed wealth cleared after a life of twists. The tale traces Gaudin born amid the Pyrenees, rising from penury to fortune through family ties and global migrations.
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California
Louise Jackson
Emilie Pinaud
France
South America
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Pinaud
Dre Pinaud
Blaine's Bones to Be Moved Next Autumn
The bones of James G. Blaine will be removed from Washington next autumn and reinterred beside Walker Blaine on Winthrop Hill Guatemala.
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