Pleading for silver circular spurs Utah business alarm
Salt Lake City July 27 The Salt Lake City Business Men association issued a circular to merchants manufacturers and capitalists arguing silver must be money to sustain prosperity. It cites industrial paralysis from silver weakness, with drops in wool income coal output and railroad tonnage, and warns of widespread ruin if Sherman act repeal not backed by silver as money.
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New York Harbor
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Denver
Engly
Europe
Dynamite and unrest in mining towns across multiple states
Reports from Weir City Kansas City and Litchfield describe ongoing tension as Alabama negro workers face hostility from strikers. Bombs explode near Kansas and Texas company property at Litchford guard responses follow. Other items note Elgin watch factory cuts, union quarrels in Omaha, and robberies amid widespread unrest.
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Strengie
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Kansas and Texas Company
Alabama
Silverites Gather for National Convention Debates
About 100 silver delegates registered at Montauk block with expectations of many more as Colorado and Montana contingents arrive. Western leaders push for either Senator Stewart or General Warner as permanent chairman amid Populist unity concerns and calls for calm, with Iowa and Nevada figures also prominent at the Grand Pacific and Leland hotels.
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Walcott
Grand Pacific
People’s Party
H. G. Taubeneck
Rankin
Terre Haute
George J. Washburn
Massachusetts
People's Party
Omaha
Waite
Stewart
Nevada
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4H. F. Bartine
T. N. Wren
Mr. Bartine
Jones
West
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Shoup
Duboise
Peter Gallagher
John D. Pope
J. M. Conkey
Leland
Senator Power
T. M. Patterson
The
Rocky Mountain News
John L. Routte
John Evans
N. P. Hill
H. W. Tabor
Job A. Cooper
Bank of Commerce
J. Rising
Joseph C. Helm
Liberty and Union
Messrs
P.C. Clark
B. G. Kingsbury
C. L. Hathaway
Washington
Welling Hotel
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