Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Banquet in London
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston hosts a banquet at the King's Hall Holborn London with Prince of Wales ambassador guests and 500 attendees. Colonel Walker welcomes all, speeches praise Anglo American friendship, and toast to the Queen and to unity ends with Auld Lang Syne.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
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King’s Hall
Holborn
Walker
Stars and Stripes
Prince of Wales
Ambassador Bayard
Marquis of Lansdowne
Donald Stewart
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
Duke of Connaught
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
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Chauncey M. Depew
Henry Irving
Olonel Walker
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America
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Washington
Prince and Princess of Wales
Honourable Artillery Company
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Honorable Artillery Company
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Honourable Artillery
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Aldershot
Britain
Bayard
United States
Europe
Mr. Bayard
Shakspere
Milton
Cromwell
Nelson
John Bright
Cardinal Newman
England
Depew
Ancients’ Aldershot Review Draws Joint U S and British Honors
The Ancients visited Aldershot for a grand review before 20 000 troops with Duke of Connaught Lord Wolseley and Ambassadors Bayard and Carter in attendance. Colonel Walker shared honors with the Duke during the salute and the luncheon followed by a return to London. The day ended with cheers from the Americans as the train departed and tomorrow’s march to Marlborough House awaits the Prince of Wales inspection.
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Aldershot
Lord Wolseley
Evelyn Wood
Army
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Carter
United States
Duke of Connaught
Duchess of Connaught
Walker
Colonel Walker
King’s Royal Fifles
Military Club
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Free Silver Debate Shapes Massachusetts Outlook
Massachusetts Democrats voice growing support for free silver as Chicago convention divides party. Figures like William N. Osgood and George Fred Williams advocate coinage reform while others urge party unity and cautious alignment with silver advocates. Local leaders predict education and mobilization will decide the fall race.
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Dse
Charles Levi Woodbury
George H. Norman
William N. Osgood
Malden
Halcyon
Russell
Corcoran
Oes
Reideeph A. Conry
Common Council
Democratic Party
James H. Mellen
Worcester
George Fred Williams
Worcester Statesman
Mellen
Old Bay
Wall Street
McKinley
Congress
Morgan
Mark Hanna
Major McKinley
Gsissipp McKinley
National House
Massachusetts
Butler
R. Thayer
Marster
Silv
Vanderbilt wife seeks divorce in New York scandal case
The Vanderbilt family linked case centers on Mrs. Onder Aderbilt, daughter of a modest Cazenovia, New York family, claiming separation from her husband, a son of Jacob Vanderbilt. She seeks damages of 46000 against her father in law and alimony of 100 monthly plus counsel fees, amid local tensions and court actions in the state.
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Friends of
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Vanderbilt Steet
Vanderbilt
Seid Mio
Justice Barres
Washington
Vander
City Hall Sees Shakeups in Ferry and Sewer Posts
Wells and McClellan announced changes at City Hall including Charles R. Cutter named deputy of the sewer division replacing Henry W. Sanborn who becomes engineer of the Stony Brook extension with a $500 000 funded project. The ferry division also saw shifts with Thomas Lavery and Harry Christiemine leading the foreman and chief warden posts respectively.
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Wapneer
Thomas Lavery
Harry Christiemine
W.a Galary
Stiemine
Lavery
Fire destroys barn and building in Hampton
A July 10 fire in Hampton New Hampshire damaged a barn owned by R Jewell and the adjacent house. The blaze caused total loss to both structures with unknown ignition source. Local responders reported the incident as a significant property fire in the area.
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Hampton
N. H
Jewell
Wisconsin Democrats reject Populist platform in nomination struggle
Delegates clash over candidates with Blackburn praised as superior. Wisconsin groups refuse Populist ties and back a Democratic choice. Bragg signals possible late pledge as convention adjourns at 12:35 a.m. awaiting balloting at 10 a.m.
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Blackburn
J. W. St. Clair
Boies
McLean
Matthews
Kentucky
Cleveland
Carlisle
South
Wisconsin
Brage
Joe Blackurn
E. J. Dockery
William J.bryan
Bragg
Bryan Boom Grows at Democratic Convention
Ex congressman W. J. Bryan of Nebraska emerged as a likely presidential nominee as Southern states moved earlier in the evening. Delegates from several unaligned states joined him after a persuasive speech electrifying a vast Chicago audience.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Committee to Notify Presidential Nominees Named
Chicago July 9 The committee to notify candidates for President and Vice President lists delegates by state with a mix of sole and dual appointees. The rule states if a state has two delegates the first visits the presidentials and the second the vice presidentials.
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Bland
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Bryan
Georgia
Louisiana
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Illinois
Altgeld
Chicago
J. J. Willett
J. A. Rountree
Arkansas
Paul Jones
Collins
California
A. Caminetti
J. W. Church
Colorado
T. J. O'Donnell
Ed McCarthy
Connecticut
Lynde Harrison
Delaware
Florida
B. G. Sparkman
J.T. Hill
R. O. Howard
Idaho
B. N. Hilliard
William H. Watt
H. W. Masters
W. H. Green
Indiana
A. 8. Jackson
D. A. Sims
Jowa
L. P. Genung
W. H. Stackhouse
Kansas
Frank Bacon
Kentucky
John 8S
Garner
R. F. Tomlinson
Victor Mauberat
Maine
F. H
Woodbury
Gordon el Ieee Ee
Elliottanforth
Beckwith
Canton
North Carolina
George S. Cowell
P. M Pearsall
L. B. Holden
Robert
Oregon
J. W. Howard
Pennsylvania
J. T. Lenaman
Rhode Island
G. W. Greene
South Carolina
South Dakota
S. V. Arnold
Frank Storer
Tennessee
J. K. Shields
Texas
J. L. Shepard
John Lovejoy
Utah
F. J. Kiessel
Vermont
Michael Magiff
Viainis
T. B. Murphy
E. W. C. Blackstone
Washington
James F. Girton
West Virginia
L. E. Tierney
B. B. Harding
Wisconsin
J. E. Malone
Wyoming
M. L. Blake
Robert Foote
Arizona
W. E. Jones
New Mexico
A. A. Jones
Oklahoma
T. Houston
Indian Territory
J. M. Labay
D. M. Hatley
District of Columbia
George Killeer
F. P. Morgan
Alaska
G. R. Tingle
Democratic Platform Returns to Rights and Monetary Reform
The platform reaffirms support for civil liberties, local self government, and constitutional limits. It calls for free coinage of silver and gold, opposes monometallism, demands government issuance of currency, and taxes for revenue with restrained tariffs. It opposes bonds, injunctions, and favors territorial admission, federal waterways work, and Cuba sympathy while upholding Monroe Doctrine.
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Republic of
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Michigan Delegation Selects Campau for National Committee
The Michigan delegation held a caucus with the Washington Club before the convention, deciding to attend the hall and take seats without ballot participation and not to bolt the convention. I J Campau replaces Mr Stephenson on the national committee while eleven sound money delegates declined to join.
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Bland Boomers Rally in Chicago In Support of Bland
Bland supporters and marching clubs occupied hotel corridors and delegation headquarters in Chicago. The Kansas City Bland Club led chants with slogans urging voters to support Bland and silver, while street parades proclaimed Bland as the preferred candidate.
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Missouri Farmer
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Bland Club
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Bland
Bland Endorses Platform From Home in Lebanon
Mr. Bland did not attend headquarters but spoke by voice from his shaded porch. He praised the Chicago platform as the salvation of the many, saying no mistakes were made and the people have suffered without this policy for years. He asserted the platform offers the needed reform and expressed strong confidence.
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Iland
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Thea
Convention Will Name The Right Leader, Bland Says
The speaker asserts the convention will choose the correct person to lead on the great issue of the moment. He expresses confidence in the process and the outcomes. Mr. Bland departed for the night as usual after delivering his remarks.
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