Third Ticket Urged Manifesto by Gold Democrats
Illinois gold standard Democrats urge a second national convention to nominate president and vice president on a new platform. They condemn the Chicago national convention for free silver, call for organized revolt, and urge sound money candidates in the next ballot. Leaders include Charles A. Ewing and state Republicans plot early campaign moves in Des Moines and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Gold Standard Democrats
Illinois
Union
Chicago
Trinda
McKinley
Democratic Party
Bryan Party
Charles A. Ewing
Palmer House
Endeavor Convention Ends After Record Gathering
The 15th international Christian Endeavor convention closes in Wasimaaron after a week of events. Trustees extend thanks to the city and participants as nearly 6,000 voices choir and pony services on Capitol steps are praised. Delegates and visitors registered 20 062 but actual attendance was higher. a council of trustees and union presidents is praised as wise and possibly permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasimaaron
International Convention of Christian Endeavorers
Capitol Steps
Christian Endeavor Movement
Council of the Trustees of the United Society
Mercy For Ridpath Slayers Commuted To Life
Governor Drake commuted the death sentences of John Hammil and George Weems for killing L. B. Ridpath, a Chicago Great Western conductor, in May 1894. He ruled they did not intend murder at the outset. they have lingered on death row for over a year. The report also covers a Logan wreck crowd, an elopement claim in Waterloo, a Malvern incest arrest, and a Waterloo heat record of 96.
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Vernor Drake
Des Moines
Drake
John Hammil
George Weems
L. B. Ridpath
Chicago Great Western Road
Ridpath
Supreme Court
Logan
Burial of wreck victims hits city services hard
Funeral services for seven Logan wreck victims drew large crowds in Omaha as pioneer residents were mourned. Undertakers and liverymen faced heavy demands and florists struggled to meet tributes, with crowds briefly prompting talk of seeking aid from Council Bluffs. An unrelated coroner's jury in Laxezioz, Nebraska ruled William Hubble died of unknown causes, a finding locals deem an accident after earlier murder reports stirred concern.
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Omahs
Omaha
Logan
Council Bluffs
Laxesioz
Neb
Wim. Hubble
ALL OMAHAIN MOURNING REVISED CASUALTY LIST
Twenty five killed and eighty seriously injured in the Northwestern excursion wreck near Logan Iowa. The Omaha Council Bluffs Union Pacific pioneers train plunged into a freight causing mass casualties. Names of the dead and injured are listed, with funeral scenes at the depot and funeral trains arriving. Reports blame the conductor and engineer for the mishap.
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Omana
Northwestern
Logan
Union Pacific Pioneer Employer’ Association
John McDermettt
Omaha
Owen Cavanaugh
G. WriszGar
Brakeman
Boone
John H. Jack
Willie Cosgrove
Lawrence Peters
Council Bluffs
Robert Claire
Hue Dopson
P. J. Carroll
B. E. Bradley
Jonny Larson
Patrick ScuLly
Warlther Jennings
Missouri Valley
Joan Kinzig
Ollie Wilson
Conneil Bluffs
Manaik Cosgrove
John Cosgrove
John Kaler
Babe
Mary Tracy
Fred Neilson
Charles Heiman
Joan Killker
W. J. Summit
Engineer Montgomery
John Kahler
Jack Taylor
Council
Bluffs
Mary Scully
John McKenna
Leonard H. Mack
Henry Conrad
Dayton
Moses Baudo
Sam Dudgen
J. A. Lille
Union Pacific Pioneers
J. J. Fitzgibbon
J. J. O’hearn
Union Depot
Reed
Gi ‘Gan
Surprise Y P C E party honors Phemie and Mary Laurence
Last evening members and friends of the Presbyterian Y P C E held a surprise party at Mrs. Hunter s home for Misses Phemie and Mary Laurence who left this morning for their new home in Clinton Missouri The evening included lawn games mandolin club performances and gifts for the sisters as they began their new life together wishing them happiness and prosperity.
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Presbyterian Y. P
C. E
Hunter
Phemie
Mary Laurence
Clinton
Mandolin Club
Mary Lawrence
End of the Allianga incident and other abroad notes
Washington reports detail the Mora indemnity settlement with Spain and the Alliance incident's official closure. Rome covers the Italian cabinet crisis amid resignations. Jimbrie filibuster tales, Cuban expedition reports, and various July 14 foreign and domestic items follow.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Gresham
Conde de Venadito
Cuban
Duke of Tetuan
Taylor
Uhl
Market recap shows steady cattle and sheep receipts
The markets report hogs with mixed prices from 3.15 to 3.45 for various weights, rough heavy 2.85 to 3.15, light 3.30 to 3.55. Cattle receipts about 3,000 and phrasing notes market steady. Sheep receipts about 12,000 and market steady. An unrelated ad fragment promotes a mattress and department store at 300 Franklin Grove.
Picnic on Friday at L Dawson grove features sports and fun
The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic, postponed from today, will be held Friday at L Dawson's pleasant grove northwest of town. A large program of amusements including baseball and running is planned. Church members and friends are invited to join for a day of recreation and community.
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Gothard
Minneapolis
St.aul
Lake Minnetonka
Minnehaha Falls
James Wilson, Jr
Cumberland
Woodmen of the World
Stier, Martin & Dunn's
Shade
Grove City
Des Moines
Taylor
Eads
Illinois
Presbyterian
Pleasant Grove
L. Dawson
Transfers in Atlantic real estate on July 6 1898
Public records show multiple property transfers in Atlantic including Goodale and wife to A. F. Anderson for northwest quarter 74-35, and other deeds: Corbin to Wilson Prall swig 24-76-35. Hoberg to Wilson Prall sw 24-76-35. Jensen to Maggie Jensen lots 24-26 block A Whitney's addition to Atlantic. Grodt to Samuel McCulloch lots 13-14 block 11 Marne. Atlantic Mutual Building Association to T. W. Brown lot 7 block 132. D. W. Faulkner et ux to Florence Kaiser east part of lot in Anita. Christensen to Anderson west 2A of lot 7 nw fr qr 6-77-35. Duncan to Sophia Duncan stswl4 6-76-35 eseksel4 e3melqnel4 12-76-3695. Heaton to Horton for 5 block 4 Massena. Callanan to Kennedy sw Husk 34-76-27. Wakefield to Bothe signed 4 33-74-36. Crawford Merriam et ux to M. L. Pribble lot 3 block 62 Atlantic. Yarger to Wise lot 8 block 3 McDowells addition to Atlantic. Amounts range from $20 to $4240. July 7 entries include additional transfers.
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Marne
Fico
Atlantic Mutual Building Association
T. W. Brown
Atlantic
Crawford & Merriam Et
Uxi
M. L. Pribble
John H. Yarger
William E. Wise
McDowells
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Ilinois
Gold Democrats
Des Mores
Republican National Executive Committee
Cleveland
M. A. Hanna
National Executive Committee
William M. Osborne
Boston
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Charles G. Dawes
W. T. Durbin
Tndiana
Cyrus Leland
Kansas
Joseph H. Makey
Maine
M. S. Quay
Pennsylvania
H. C. Payne
Wisconsin
N. B. Scott
West Virginia
Eleaten
Apsley
McHintey
Canton
L. D. Apsley
Massachusetts
Congressional Campaign Committee
Goyvermor McKinley
Waterloo
G. E. Scott
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Daisy Dorlan
P. S. Dorlan
Malvern
Charles Anderson
Glenwood
Mercury
Mr. Heyman
Avoca
Byron Forshay
Anita
Chris Kringle
Viota
Bruce Wallace
Audubon
Elliott
Lewis
Whic
John Cary and Sons
Harry and
Raymond
Red Oak
North Commercial Bank
Alfred Green
R. J. Lavery
Reinig
Romeo Lawrence
Jake Conerd
J. B. Rockafellow
H.G. Curtis
J. H. Laurenson
S. N. Porterfield
City
Dr. Porterfiel
Dave Scott
Griswold
Dr. Davis
E. S. Hall
Bailey
Dick Armstrong
Justice Court
Levi Mountain
Chas. Hunt
Board of Supervisors
R. M. Murray
Jas. Green
R. D. McGeehan
Rev. Hill
Cass County
Congregational Church
Ayer
Madrid
Washigton
Allianga
Sam
Crisin
Rome
General Ricotti
Signor Berazzi
Marquis di Rudini
Pelloux
Signor Colombo
Jacksonville
Three Friends
Bruard
Perico Torres
Quba
London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Adventista
Carcano
Missouri Pacific Road
Seventh Day Adventists
Council Grove
Kan
Western Passenger Association
Caldwell
The
Missouri Pacific
Proresura
W. C. Moreland
W. H. House
Messrs. Moreland
House
Detroit
International Association of Theatrical Stage
New York
Franklin Grove
Crycaco
Montague & Co
Spangler & Brllington
Iowa
Ct Atlantic
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