Bryan Ultimatum at the 10 to 1 coinage platform
Judge A B Tibbitts of Lincoln and Cito Bella of Iowa press for a firm Bryan pledge for free coinage at 10 to 1. They warn the convention must declare this or Bryan will refuse to be the candidate. The report notes harmony talks among Democrats to avert division and Secure Bryan support.
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Kansas City
Reyan
Ron
A. B. Tibbitts
Lincoln
Bryan
Nebraska Statesman
Cito Bella
Iowa
Tibbitts
Philadelphia
Kansas City Club
J. K. Jones
Richard Croker
John W. Kern
Indiana
Teller
Dubola
Hartmann
Judge Brown
Silver Republicans
Allen
Pettigrew
Butler
Heitfeld
Papuliste
Full
Croker
Hill
Towne
New York
Elliott Danforth
Augustus van Wyck
Danforth
van Wyck
Towac
Bevan
Colle
Tide of Democratic Tide Shifts From Lincoln to Kansas City
Reports from the Democratic scene abroad indicate a mass departure toward Kansas City as Bryan’s visitors thin out. James Kerr of Pennsylvania arrived with a mission, following David B. Hill, while Nebraska delegates weigh Towne and Bryan amid uncertain alliances for the convention. Clark delegation's Montana seating remains contentious, with Danforth or Towne emerging as favored nominees among delegates late in the day.
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Lincoln
Sixcons
Nob
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
James Kerr
Pennsylvania
David B. Hill
Towne
Nebraska
Bryan
Lincolnt
Clark
Kawaas Ciry
National Democratic Committee
Montana
Meetes
Tonnage surge set to reach five million tons
The treasury bureau of navigation notes that in fiscal year 1900 total tonnage added to the merchant fleet reached 417,084 prose tons with Hawaiian and Porto Rican ships contributing about 38,000 and under 1,000 tons respectively. Preliminary figures suggest 1900 additions exceed any year since 1856 and that U.S built vessels numbered 863 gross tons. Projections indicate total U.S. documented tonnage on June 30, 1900 may hit five million, with foreign trade tonnage slightly below 48.9 million. The Alaska trade gains were pared by a drop in foreign-registered tonnage. In separate items, a Civil War ball injury to G B Steadman of Newark, Michigan, prompted a testimonial for Backlen's Arnica Salve, claimed to cure various ailments.
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Treasury Bureau of Navigation
United States
Maracaibo
Venezuela
German Emperor Vows Revenge in Peking Mission
Berwin July 8 German emperor addresses marines sailing for China vowing to avenge the murder of Baron Von Ketteler and missionaries. He declares the German flag must rise with those of other powers over China and to dictate terms from the palace at Peking. He calls for unity with Russians British and French in a civilizing cause.
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China
Peking
Berwin
Wilhelmshaven
Syeep
Germany
Baron von Ketteler
Interinister
Chineas
Lokal Anzeiger
German Warships To Reinforce China In Protest
Four German battleships Bayern Wurtemburg and Sachsen set sail for Chinese waters to reinforce the fleet and retaliate after the Rastadt murder. The Kaiser’s move aims to pressure China without war, while British and American observers note no immediate Shanghai action or dispatch orders. The report also covers Washington, London, and Savannah notes on naval personnel changes and local incidents.
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Reine
Kleet
Beatin
Peking
Dr. Kordes
Han Kow
Baron von der Clultz
Carlsbad
Berliner Tagebalatt
China
Bayern
Wurtemburg
Sachsen
Baron VouKetteler
Rastadt
VouKetteler
Buao
Germany
Reichstag
Johnston's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure For Rheumatism
A testimonial from Mrs. Co. H. Kingsbury of St Louis Gratiot Co Mitch details severe rheumatism catarrh and neuralgia and liver trouble. After taking Johnston's Sarsaparilla she reports complete cure using four bottles and endorses the product, noting prior use of other medicines but preferring Johnston's. The promotion cites Michigan Drug Detroit and H R Palmer & Fons Athens Ga as endorsers.
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Whels
CO. H. Kingsbury
Aellie
St . Louis
Gratiot Co
Mitch
Michigan Drug
Detroit
Mick
H.R Palmer & Fons
Athens
No Hope For Legationers In Peking Crisis
London fears the beleaguered legations at Peking face massacre as a single nationality army is urged to finish the task. Rumors spread of French and British ministers massacred, while troops and relief efforts lag. Dr King s New Discovery advertised with testimonials and free trial bottles offered by Smith Bros. and H R Palmer Sons.
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London
Tien Tain
Peking
Cawnpore
Far East
Pel Ho
Yence
Tien Tein
Luotai
Smith Bros
H. R. Palmer & Sons
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
H. R. Palmer & Bons
Dr. King
New Life
H. HR. Palmer & Sons
Boy Burglars Arrested in Georgia Age Twelve
Two of the state’s youngest burglars, about 12 years old, are jailed after robbing T. O. Witchard & Co. and other stores. A small boy led police to Arthur Robinson, while Jeff Davis confessed to several bold burglaries and a warehouse arson plot. Police report the case sheds light on a string of recent breakins by youths.
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Dawsons
T. O. Witchard & Co
Lewn & Ico
C.G. Lewis
Arthur Robinson
Tyecard
Jett Davis
Perry & Roberta
Guro
Lewis & Bros
Jeff
Davis
Prosecute Tug Boat Captains Over Drowning Deaths
Hoboken mayor vows charges against two tug boat captains for murder over failing to save drowning victims amid a waterfront disaster. Fire at Hoboken pier claims eight lives. bodies recovered total 74, many unidentifiable. Wreck near Butte leaves two dead and 83 injured.
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Honokes
N. J
Fagan
Hoboken
Theae Hoan
New York
Lloyd's
Saale
Malne
Bremen
Bassex Street
Jersey City
Port Royal Dock Move to Charleston Delayed by Land Owners
In Georgia and South Carolina coastal cities, residents of Savannah Brunswick and Wilmington pledge to donate land for a possible naval station and dry dock should transfer of Port Royal naval station to Charleston falter. The Navy plans to appoint a board of officers to evaluate sites and set a premium on desirable properties near Charleston, with Port Royal seen as a potential location for an important establishment.
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Wasurarox
Savannah
Brunswick
Wilmington
Shacenon
Port Royal
Naval Ml
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Portiapal Na
Strikers Indicted in Riot Case Across City
Grand Jury returns three counts against twenty striking streetcar workers arrested at posse barracks amid prior clashes. Indictments accuse inciting a riot and rioting. others charged with obstructing streetcar tracks. Also noted are miscellaneous indictments related to the car strike and police actions. In other items, Colombia consul Bahinaza meets Hay at the State Department. drought in Australia persists with heavy rains. Democrat William Richardson nominated to succeed General Wheeler. General Synman reportedly captured near Lichtenburg, Capetown. An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a night and day health booster.
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St. Loms
Ufstat
John J
Mrs Emma A Schley Will Shuffles Savannah Riches
Savannah July 3 Mrs Emma A Behtoy widow of William Schley former Savannah judge left a sizable bequest to locals James W Schley stepson receives 100000 the largest Savannah share. Half of 150000 to William Schley’s brothers and sisters. Other legacies include 5000 to Mrs Nagle at Altman s and 10000 to Rose Retz with conditions and 8590 to Mrs Flanagan of Altman s.
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Rene. Acarles
Savannah
Emma A. Behtoy
Roswell P. Flower
New York
William Schley
Nagle
Altman's
Rose Retz
Mra Flanagan
Washington Statue Unveiling in Paris A Gift to France
ceremonies for the unveiling of the equestrian statue of Washington. gift from American women to France. Sousa's band attended. Ambassador Harrie r Porter presided and presented. French minister Delcassé accepted. statue stands about 15 feet to the head and 22 to 23 feet to the sword. Washington pictured in uniform, saluting the American army at Cambridge on July 4, 1776. Separate item notes sugar price advances by American Sugar Refining Co and follow-on by independents. Also several testimonials endorsing Mosley Lemon Elixir for liver and kidney ailments.
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Pars
Equestrienne
Washington
Sousa
United States
Harrier Porter
Gowdy
Oral Gn
Smiley
Delcasse
Stots
Washin
Cambridge
Tennessee Miners Likely to Seek Wage Increase After Alabama Action
In Knoxville on July 28, reports say east Tennessee and Kentucky coal regions may see no strike unless after August 31. A leading operator suggests miners may demand time extensions then push for higher wages or concessions if Alabama miners prevail. Southern rail workers on the Knoxville division receive a 10 percent wage raise notice.
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Alabama
East Tennesnessee
Kentucky
East Tenscasto
Mies
Heale
East Tennessee
Southern
Hales Wales
Kxoxvitts
Meon
Southern Railway
On the Stagecoach Ride With a Witty Driver
A Massachusetts clergyman recounts a journey in the White Mountains with a fellow minister. They ride in a stagecoach and share stories with the colorful driver, who jokes about not seeing summer ministers this year.
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Mtassachusetts
White Mountains
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