Socialist Demonstration Demands Amnesty for Political Prisoners
A call under the Socialist Labor Congress seeks a great international demonstration in Trafalgar Square on Sunday afternoon to press amnesty for political prisoners of all countries. Speakers will include major continental and British delegates. Scotland Yard has not ruled on Square access yet. Delegates will travel to the Crystal Palace tomorrow for dining and entertainment.
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London
Socialist Labor Congress
Trafalgar Square
Parks Committee
Scotland Yard
Nelson Monument
Crystal Palace
Campaign keynotes and Populist split in Nebraska
Lincoln reports Bryan weighing a Populist ticket with Watson as running mate while Democrats seek a gold platform. Morton may announce a Nebraska speech on finance, with Teller and Omaha meetings shaping the union of rivals as the state braces for a nationwide campaign.
Senator Jones Opposes Sewall Withdrawal Fusion Feasibility
The Constitution publishes Senator James K. Jones, chairman of the Democratic national executive committee, stating he cannot consider withdrawing Sewall but will entertain fair fusion on the electoral ticket within his power. The telegram outlines a cautious openness to cross‑party agreement without removing Sewall.
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Hairman Jones
Atlanta
the Constitution
Senator Jones
Democratic National Executive Committee
Sewall
James K. Jones
As You Like It staged in Crow's Nest Woods at Deal Lake
Outdoor performance of As You Like It in Crow's Nest Woods Deal Lake Asbury Park N J features Marie Wainwright Rosalind Minnie Radcliffe Celia Bijou Fernandez Phoebe Camille d Arville Amiens Robert Mantell Orlando Thomas Q Seabrooke Touchstone Louis MorriTne and the mail system note about tugs routing mail to railroads without New York post office handling, saving hours.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Crow's Nest Woods
Deal Lake
Marie Wainwright
Rosalind
Minnie Radclife
Celia
Bijou Fernandez
Phoebe
Camille d’Arville
Amiens
Robert Mantell
Orlando
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Touchstone
Louis Morri- Tne
New York Post Office
Nebraska Corn Crop Appears Record Harvest Likely
Reports across the state say recent rains will yield an immense corn harvest, likely surpassing the 1802 peak. Planted early, the crop is two weeks to a month ahead, reducing drought risk, while oats will be only about a half crop.
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Lincoln, Neb
Two Philadelphians Plan U S Walk for Charity
On the USS Philadelphia July 31 Robert Mason and William Reese announce a cross country walk starting from Philadelphia at 9 am heading to Wilmington then New Orleans to San Francisco, returning by the Northern route and the Great Lakes. They refuse to beg and will be paid 250 dollars each by a Philadelphia benefactor.
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Philadelphia
Robert Mason
William Reese
United States
Wilmington
New Orleans
San Francisco
Maine Democrats reconvene plan for August convention
Maine Democrats reconvened the state committee voting 11105 to restart the old convention at Waterville. It set August 6 as the convention date with a general impression of nominating a silver candidate on the national platform.
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Maine
Avansia
Democratic State Committee
Waterville
National Dental Groups to Convene in Samatoga
SAMATOGA N Y July 31 The national association of Dental Faculties will hold its convention here tomorrow and on Monday the national Association of Dental Examiners will convene and on Tuesday the national Dental Association will begin its sessions.
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Samatoga
N. Y
National Association of Dental Faculties
National Association of Dental Examiners
National Dental Association
Democratic State Editors Association Opens Meeting at Lake Maxinkuckier
The Democratic State Editors Association gathers in Lake Maxinkuckee Ind for a two day session begun July.31. The meeting aims to influence the convention toward gold policy with active editors promising sharp debate. J. P. Surface, a real estate agent, is listed with local office at McClaugherty's store offering bargains in houses and lots citywide.
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Lake Maxinkucker
Ind
Democratic Stateditorial Association
Lively Times
J. P. Surface
McClaugherty’s
Pittsburg topples Cincinnati as Washington falls to Baltimore
In National League action Cincinnati lost 7 to 9 against Pittsburg while Washington dropped a 4 to 5 decision to Baltimore. New York defeated Brooklyn 9 to 5 and Boston routed Philadelphia 19 to 1. In the Virginia League Petersburg slipped 6 to ? while Lynchburg beat Norfolk 8 to 11. Upcoming games include Roanoke at Richmond and Lynchburg at Petersburg.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Roanoke
Richmond
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Jaitimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Yew Park
St. Louis
Louisville
San Petersburg
Missionary society debt drive shows satisfactory early returns
Chicago reports advance advices indicate last Sunday's special collections in Methodist Episcopal churches and camp meetings across the United States were very satisfactory. The missionary society carries about $220,000 in debt, split roughly between the home and foreign work.
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal
United States
Missionary Society
Better Mail Service Aims To Speed Foreign Mails
Preparations completed for a new mail transfer system from incoming steamers starting August 1. A fast line of tugs will meet steamers at the hook to transfer mail, expected to save time in the service. Jonas Jackques James T Powers as William and William Muldern as the Wrestler.
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New York
Hook
Jonas Jackques
William
William Muldern
Wrestler
Saxon Prince to Read Mass at Court Church in Dresden
A Dresden dispatch reports Prince Max of Saxony, who entered the Catholic priesthood over a year ago, will celebrate his first mass at the Court church in Dresden on Sunday. The royal house of Saxony will attend the congregation.
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London
Dresden
Max
Saxony
Royal House of Saxony
Senator Lindsay Declines Bryan Ratification Speech
Frankfort Ky July 3 Senator Lindsay was asked by James E Scott of the Democratic county campaign committee to speak at the Bryan ratification in this city next Saturday night He declined, boosting the likelihood he will not support the Chicago ticket.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
Ewall
Watson
Georgia
Jones
Otoe County
J. Sterling Morton
Mor
Omaha
Harwood
Natonal Bank of Lincoln
Atorney
Morton
Nebraska City
Washington
Lindsay
Frankfoart
James E. Scott
Democratic County Campaign Committee
Monument to Frederick Douglass discussed in Lansing
In Lansing July 31 the Michigan Equal Rights Association debated plans for a monument to the late Frederick Douglass with leading speakers contributing to the discussion.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Equal Rights Association
Frederick Douglass
Bland speaks at Pink Hill picnic near Oak Grove
Silver Dick Bland addressed the Pink Hill picnic near Oak Grove in Lebanon Missouri. It was his first speech since the convention.
Residence with 10 rooms and land for sale
Handsome residence with ten rooms and steam heat features. Includes hot and cold water in kitchen and bath, pantry, cemented cellar, electric lights, and over two acres of land with a stable. Lists L. C. Tabb real estate agency for inquiries. Also notices Mrs Steven sons millinery sale at cut rates with call reminded.
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L. C. Tabb
Forty Three Dead In Atlantic City Railway Collision
Advices place the railroad death toll at 43 including the Reading train’s engineer and fireman. The crash is blamed on signals not obeyed at the block station. Bodies lay in Sea View pavilion as mourners searched for missing kin.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Reading
Farr
Block
Kriner
West Jersey
Camden
Atlantic
Old Sea View
Pennsylvania Railroad Halts Work to Cut Costs
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company suspends all possible construction amid a nationwide business slowdown. Delays affect the Greensburg Radebaugh tunnel, Desbrosses Street bulk shed, and North River wharf 20 pier. A vice president cites financial trouble and weak bond markets as reasons for postponement.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Radebaugh
Greensburg
Desbrosses Street
New York
Wharf No. 20
North River
Funeral of Robert Garrett Interred at Greenmount Cemetery
The remains of Robert Garrett who died at Deer Park Maryland were interred in Greenmount cemetery. Funeral services were held at Grace Protestant Episcopal church by Rev. Percy Itall at 10 o clock this morning with a special musical service featuring Mr Garrett’s favorite hymns sung by a quartet.
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Baitimone
Robert Garrett
Deer Park
Greenmount Cemetery
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Percy Itall
Mr. Garrett
Lavette
Epworth Leaguers Gather in Lake Biore AL
A large Epworth League gathering is underway in Lake Biore Alabama on July 31 with leading Methodist youth in attendance. The event continues through August, featuring speakers and activities with participants from multiple organizations and groups.
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Lake Biore
Epworth Leaguers
Methodist
Pushed From a Train Injures Excursionist Sam Alexander
Sam Alexander a colored man from Elkhorn was pushed from a train on the Roanoke trip. He was taken to Bluefield with a severed leg and a broken other inju ries. He is en route to Lynchburg and cannot recall details of the accident or medical personnel.
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Sam Alexander
Bluefield
Elkhorn
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Gospel Train Run By Pocahontas Crew At Church
The Y M C A will operate a Gospel Train Sunday afternoon at the Christian Baptist Church. Pocahontas Crew includes Dispatcher J B Ford Engineer W Akers Conductor P M Shrews bury Fireman J W Simpson Flagsman R T Turner Brakeman W A Vawter. Mrs Bf Kephart will sing The Gospel Train by special request. Everyone invited.
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Y.M.C. A
Christian Baptist Church
Pocahontas
J. B. Ford
W. Akers
P. M. Shrewsbury
J. W. Simpson
R. T. Turner
W. A. Vawter
Bf. Kephart
Norfolk and Western Announces Seashore Excursion Plan
The Norfolk and Western will sell excursion tickets to the seashore on August 14 and 15 valid for ten days. Fare is eight dollars from Bluefield and nearby points with optional affordable side trips to Alexandria Washington Baltimore and New York alongside beach visits.
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Norfolk and Western
Excurson
Bluefield
Alexandria
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Bluefield Company Debuts Uniformed Parade Appearance
The Bluefield military company debuted in new uniforms with a creditable turnout. They plan to depart Monday morning on the 6 10 train to the Huntington encampment, traveling in a special car decorated with flags and streamers.
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Bluefield
Huntington
Train Strikes Laborer Near Finney Injuries Portend Death
Just east of Finney yesterday evening the Clinch Valley passenger train No. 16 struck Jim Whit a laborer. He had been drinking and had fallen asleep on the track. He was taken to Honaker and death will probably result from his injuries.
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Finney
Clinch Valley
Jim Whit
Honaker
Train Victim Nancy Bird Buried After Thursday Death
Mrs. Nancy Bird, killed by Clinch Valley passenger train Thursday, was buried yesterday in the cemetery south of the city. Rev. B S Bettis conducted the services.
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Nancy Bird
Clinch Valley
B.S. Bettis
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel arrivals list guests and their home cities including New York Washington Winchester Lynchburg Cincinnati Baltimore Staunton Philadelphia Louisville Memphis Martinsville Richmond and others with names such as G A Matthews Randall Hutchinson J P Watson and J H Roberts.
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G. A. Matthews
New York
Addison G. DuBois
Washington
Fr. A. Gratchen, Jr
Winchester
A. L. Beasley
W. C. Carrington
Lynchburg
J. F. French
Cincinnati
W. W. Brown
F. A. Stone
J. M. Street
Baltimore
L. H. Vaughn
Roanoke
R. H. T. Adams
I. C. Wood
E. Louis Ide
Staunton
Funston Lucado
Randall Hutchinson
Eckman
W. T. Hollis
Philadelphia
J. P. Watson
Louisville
John D. Barrett
Miss Edmundson
Memphis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Appetite Boost
Advertisement promo claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures many cases of dyspepsia by toning the stomach regulating bowels and putting the system in good working order. It says it creates a good appetite and with Hood's Pills acts to cure liver ills for 25 cents.
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Hlood
Hood
Pitts
Happenings of a Day in Bluefield and Nearby
A daily city brief recounts multiple yesterday entries from residents and visitors. Names include A S Booker, Maj H C Flesher, Charles E Brown, Rev E Olivier, Miss Maud Woodring, Miss Dejla Woodring, and Mrs J A B Bruce. The notes mention travel on No 3 and No 4 trains, a Bluefield freight wreck delaying No 19, and social visits across Giles and surrounding counties. The report also notes marriages and a funeral in Baltimore involving H M Stanford and Annie Maria Bailey.
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A. S. Booker
Vivian City
Maj. H.C. Flesher
Elk
Charles E. Brown
E. Olivier
Virginia
Maud
Dejla Woodring
Rocky Gap
Blue
Giles County
Stone Junction
J. A. B. Bruce
Jarrellast
C.M. Butler
Kenoya
Belle Kiner Watts
Bessie Prince
Pitcher Bruner
Bluefield
Cincinnati
William McCauley
Anbemarle County
Maggie Pendleton
Gap
P. W. Cason
J. W. Easley
Washington, D. C
Mary Woods
Tenn
Matt Lawrence
EB. Leslie Day
East End
W. F.M. Bennett
Gray
Minda J. Thomas
Gertrude
R. Dabney
Big Stone Tullahoma
Ernoon
H.M. Stanford
Maybeury
Baltimore
Annie Maria Bailey
Church Services and gatherings listed for Sunday across several venues
Church notices include 2:30 pm Young People's Missionary Society at Bland Street Church, 9 am Mass and Benediction at Sacred Heart, 11 am and 8:30 pm sermons at West End, 11 am Presbyterian service, 9:30 am Sunday School, Epworth League at 7 pm, and a congregational meeting for a Southwest Virginia Synod delegate. Also Christian and Lutheran services with sermons and Gospel Train at 4 pm. Public invited. Local sales ads follow.
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Young People’s Missionary Society
Bland Street
E. Olivier
Sacred Heart Church
West End Church
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Second
West Virginia Regiment
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Stanma
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Better Mail Service
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Robert Garretts
Illinois Epworth Leaguers
Percoles, Battiste
Lisen Organdies
St R. P, Johns & Co
Camp Holly
Bluefield Inn
Yatton House
J. H. Roberts
Pearisburg
G. N. Finley
Martinsville
Stanley Shadwick
J.C. Rhodes
M. L. Bishop
Floyd C. H
N. A. Scott
Princeton
H. ©. Flesher
J. B. Jenkins
Graham
R. D. Brown
Te Zewell
H. B. Brown
F. J. Brown
This City
Lutheran Church
Southwest Virginia Synod
Christian Church
J. N. Harman
GC. W. Akers
A. Vawter
R. F. Johns & Co
T. J. Higginbotham
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