Jingo Democrats in Ohio Nominate Campbell for Governor
The Ohio Democrats on Wednesday tapped J F Campbell for governor while some party voices push a jingoist line against England. Campbell mirrors Tammany Hall rhetoric, drawing criticism as Republican and Democratic papers mock him. The piece also notes Morgan of Alabama as a genuine leader of the jingo faction. It discusses British capital interests in Reading and Erie reorganizations and Morgan’s asserted influence over Southern Railway. Gold reserves stabilized at 100 million as syndicate ties keep Treasury plans intact.
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Ohio Democrats
J. F. Campbell
England
Campbell
Tammany Hall
Ampbell
Cleveland
Morgan
Alabama
Ohio
Gampbell
Trinidad
Hawaii
Erie
Southern Railway
Stock Exchange
Treasury
United States
Attack on St Paul Institute in Tarsus investigated
Turkish government reports to the State Department that only the native cook of Professor Christie at the St Paul Institute was assaulted in the Tarsus attack, with no American citizen injured. The institute was founded by the late Colonel Shephard, who published the Mail and Express daily and wrote a Bible verse in its pages.
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American Missionary College
Tarsus
State Department
Christie
St. Paul Institute
Colonel Shephard
Mail and
The Bond Syndicate Operations and Morgan
The return of Mr. Pierpont Morgan from his yachting trip signals his leadership in major industrial movements and potential consolidation of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways. The aim is to end rate wars and harmonize interests, with Morgan's financial power shaping the coordinated move.
Mint Director visits Denver to choose new site
Latest news notes Mr. Preston the Mint Director is in Denver selecting the site for the new facility. Bond Syndicate troubles arise with two members linked to gold shipments and await facts for potential excitement. China promises redress and protection for missionaries amid mob attack on an American school station. The Columbia is in dry dock for inspection. Reorganization hints at 35 million dollars in prior lien bonds and 140 million general lien bonds to cover property from New York to Chicago, with rates from 3 to 4 percent over time. Archbishop Ryan buys Davis Farm in Montgomery County for a Catholic boys’ protectory at 25,000 dollars. In Indian Territory four men die after a gunfight among McGuerts and Walker brothers.
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Preston
Denver
China
United States
Columbia
New York
Chicago
Paper Manufacturers Trust
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Archbishop Ryan
Davis Farm
Montgomery County
Catholic Protectory
Pennsylvania
McGuert
Walker
Indian Territory
Montreal
International yacht race joins track events in New York and Philadelphia
The International Yacht Race next month pairs with track and field contests at Manhattan Field amid international flavor. Cambridge University Athletes face Yale with English cricketers to be seen in Philadelphia. A Japan related recruitment for Japanese workers under U.S. contract draws immigration attention. Delegates Gompertz and Maguire of the American Federation of Labour arrive at Southampton August 15 from New York, meeting Justice of the Peace David Holmes, the Trades Union Congress committee chair.
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Manhattan Field
New York
England
America
Cambridge University
Yale
Philadelphia
Japan
United States
Commissioner of Immigration
Stamp
Gompertz
Thomas Maguire
American Federation of Labour
Trades Union Congress
Cardiff
Southampton
David Holmes
Mora claim settlement in Spain United States
Secretary of State Olney handles three key issues in the Mora Spain settlement as talks near completion. Spain seeks 1,500,000 to be paid in Havana while Mora presses for Madrid or Washington. Opposition in Spain remains strong, and the Cuba question hinges on U S neutrality law enforcement.
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Olney
Mora
Spain
Havana
Senor Mora
Madrid
Washington
Cuba
United States
Valkyrie yacht sails to New York in dry dock upgrade
The 18 spar Valkyrie arrived in New York and impressed with a hollow steel boom, steel mast and gaff. Placed in Ene basin dry dock, she is believed to displace about 80 tons more than the Defender, with stronger bilge, thicker keel, greater beam and deeper draught.
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New York
Ene
Defender and Valkyrie Racing Dispute Over Vessel Measurements
The New York World harshly criticizes Defender's handling saying she broke her gaff ran aground strained her gear and did everything possible except win. In New York Valkyrie is listed at 88 36 feet on the load water line while Defender is over 89 feet.
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New York
Valkyrie
Boston Defeats Derby In Second International Baseball Match
The Derby amateurs hosted Boston on Thursday evening in a fast and exciting game marked by clever fielding. Boston, the stronger batting side, held the visitors to few runs and won 6 to 3 through sterling hitting and aggressive base-running.
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Derby
Boston
Reading
English teams face Americans in baseball challenge
The Standard notes that while many Americans abroad have honed expertise at home, few Britons trained in the American college camps. If English teams can score well or outplay Americans, it would credit Old Country athletes. Baseball remains marginal beside cricket and football, yet is familiar to many as past English teams have pursued the pastime.
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Standard
England
Harvard
Yale
Atlantic
The Second Matter Concerning France
The United States ambassador Mr. Eustis has felt pressure from diplomatic prompts and rising demands related to France. The brief note outlines mounting influence on ambassadorial posture and potential policy responses.
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France
United States
Mr. Eustis
Demand for French court martial records over Mr Waller case
The State Department demands proof from France that its treatment of former American Consul Waller in Madagascar was justified. Meetings in the United States fueled public belief of unjust handling, and the department seeks the court martial proceedings or a release, while Waller denies acting as a spy or providing harmful information.
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Department of State
France
Waller
Madagascar
States
China and US Consul Demand Open Inquiry
The third matter concerns China with Mr Denby the United States Minister to Peking told to press for free admission of Mr Hixon the US Consul at Kucheng to the inquiry into the massacre of missionaries now underway in secret under Pekin directions. Chinese in America raise tu quag e style objections but Washington governments respond with reparations and indemnity.
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China
Denby
United States
Peking
Hixon
Kucheng
Pekin
America
Washington
Monsignor Averardi to Visit Mexico on Papal Mission
The Pope has chosen Monsignor Nicola Averardi to travel to Mexico amid a clash between the Roman Catholic Bishops and the government. Reports mention a possible diplomatic mission to establish official ties, but Mexico says it has no knowledge or responsibility for such an idea. The government only agrees that Averardi should address disputes affecting the prelates.
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Nicola Averardi
Mexico
Monsignor
Averardi
Holy Sen
Salvation Army Delegates Favor Alberta Colony Site
The Salvation Army delegates returning to Winnipeg from the North West back Alberta as the site for the proposed Colony. The Government should make no special terms with the Salvation Army and land will be given free at the rate of one hundred sixty acres to each settler.
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Salvation Army
Winnipeg
North West
Alberta
Ohio Democrats Adopt Platform Nominates Campbell for Governor
The Ohio Democratic State Convention reaffirmed the 1892 currency plank and adopted a Monroe Doctrine resolution on Nicaragua and Venezuela. James E. Campbell was nominated for Governor, signaling a stance in favor of sound money.
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United States
Ohio
Nicaragua
Venezuela
James E. Campbell
James J. Martin Named Tammany Leader After Police Commission
James J. Martin, once deposed President of the Police Commission, is described as the new Tammany leader. The message notes Croker supporters fear for themselves, believing their chief may return by the first steamer.
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James J. Martin
Police Commission
Tammany
Calamity at Carnegie Steel: Nine Killed in Gas Explosion
An explosion at Carnegie Steel killed nine men and injured sixteen, five fatally. A Hungarian worker dumped material into a bell furnace and neglected to raise it, clogging the furnace and trapping gas. As workers leaned over to remove the load, the blast occurred, and the gases overwhelmed them.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Denver Boiler Explosion In Hotel Reported
A boiler explosion at a Denver hotel is blamed on carelessness. The engineer was intoxicated and diverted cold water into hot boilers. He escaped, while casualties and damages are being assessed.
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Denver
Eden Musée Hotel Collapse Kills Fifty In Fire
A five story hotel formerly Eden Musée collapsed trapping guests. Fire hindered rescues as fifty people perished. the building once entertained guests and was built by the widow of General Tom Thumb. Propr proprietors Gumry and Grenier died in the explosion. night clerk Mr Irwin survived. Of sixty two rooms, all but ten were occupied at the time.
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Eden Musée
Tom Thumb
Messrs
Gumry and
Grenier
Irwin
Cuban Notes on Filibuster Expedition and Cuban Republic
The voyage aboard the James Woodall sails from Baltimore on July 10 to Progreso with $14,000 in provisions. 153 men and munitions land off Florida. a Republic forms at Camaguey with General G. Masso as President. 15,000 Spaniards reportedly die from sickness as heavy interior fighting continues. U S officials watch for filibuster activity.
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James Woodall
Havana
Baltimore
Progreso
Mexico
Florida
United States
Santiago de Cuba
National Republican Convention
Camaguey
G. Masso
Washington
Antain
Campos
The Curiosity of the Antelope Hunter Aleck’s Tactics
Aleck held the oldest experience at the waterhole and used a clever ruse to lure a herd. He kicked his heels to mimic movement, drawing curious antelope toward the mysterious objects, enabling him to shoot two in range. A final bullet felled another buck as the herd fled.
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Aleck
Pennsylvania Senate Struggle Over Boss Quay Shapes GOP
Two U S Senatorships are at stake in Pennsylvania as the fight to oust Boss Quay grows. The Masting faction backed by Wannamaker Dolan and Martin gains ground while Quay faces serious danger. A defeat could yield a Republican delegation in Harrisons guise at the next National Convention.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Quay
Masting
Wannamaker
Dolan
Martin
Harrison
Governor Foraxer backs McKinley pledge for nomination
Eix Governor Foraxer tells friends he will stick with McKinley through thick and thin for the Presidential nomination. He believes this is the sure path to his own political advancement.
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Eix
Foraxer
McKinley
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