Williams Nominated for Vice President Boosts Haverhill Race
Timothy W. Coakley will preside as ex bank president Jacquith introduces him and delegates O Gara and O Sullivan. Williams, Mr. Williams, and others to speak. Delegate O Sullivan attacks Corcoran and Maguire for alleged lack of state pride hindering Williams nomination. O Sullivan names Williams for governor and promises a vigorous campaign. Lively times ahead.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Jacquith
O’gara
O’sullivan
Mr. Williams
Haverhill
Corcoran
Maguire
Williams
George Fe
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Boston
Massachusetts
Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
John O'Gara
Spencer
Philip J. Farley
Lowell
George E. McNeil
Frank K. Foster
Philip J. Dougherty
Frank P. Curran
Woburn
H. J. Jacquith
Hancock National Bank of
Mate
Ladiow
George Fred Williams to Be Feted at Faneuil Hall Rally
A large free silver rally at Faneuil Hall in Boston will honor George Fred Williams. Speakers include Williams, Delegates O’Gara and O’Sullivan, with Tim Coakley presiding. police secure the venue for a anticipated crowd.
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George Fred
Faneuil Hall
George Fred Williams
Chicago
Washington
Webster
Adams
Andrew
Cesar
Gaul
Columbus
Henry J. Jaquith
Hancock National Bank
Timothy W. Coakley
O’gara
O’sullivan
Massachusetts
Williams
Papa Jim Mellen
House of Representatives
Frank P. Curran
Woburn
Philip J. Doherty
Charlestown
Frank K. Foster
George E. McNeil
Philip J. Farley
Tim Coakley
Coakley
Spain Must Look Out From Olney on Cuban Deportations
Washington July 13 The State Department releases a long series of letters detailing US negotiations with Spain over the Mora claim and the Cuba deportations of John A Sowers Joseph A Ansley Aurelio A Ansley and Maria Luis Ansley. Olney condemns Spain for harsh deportation methods and demands redress and better safeguards for American citizens. The correspondence covers prior Alliance case and the alleged abuses by Spanish officials in Cuba.
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Washington
State Department
Spain
Cuba
United Press
Havana
Olney
Dupuy de Lome
John A. Sowers
Joseph A. Ansley
Aurelio A. Ansley
Maria Luis Ansley
United States
Mr. Olney
Explosion on Cuban Railway Kills and Wounds Feared
At 8 oclock this morning an explosion rocked the railway between Cidra and Sabanilla in Matanzas. A passenger train was badly damaged and many were believed killed. A physician laden train was sent to aid the wounded and transport them to hospitals. Details are sparse as the government suppresses worst outcomes. A Santa Clara letter reports Gomez encamped July 9 at Manajanabo with 700 men, his vanguard burning the Santa Rosa estate near Ranchuelo. another patriot band destroyed the San Antonio estate near Santa Clara, both owned by Vinente Abren.
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Havana
Cidra
Sabanilla
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Gomez
Manajanabo
Canizares
Cayito Alvarez
Santa Rosa
Ranchuelo
San Antonio
Vinente
Nunez Held For Trial In Cuba Aid Case
The examination of Colonel Emilio Nunez on neutrality law violations continued before Commissioner Alexander. Assistant U S District Attorney Hinman said no more witnesses would be called and the government rested. Counsel for Nunez moved for discharge, which was denied and he was held for trial.
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New York
Emilio Nunez
Cuba
Laurada
Alexander
United States
Hinman
Rubens
Nunez
Spanish Secretary Ayala Says He Will Stay Through August
Senor R C de Ayala secretary of the Spanish legation at Washington is at the Brunswick in this city and states he will remain here until August He declines to discuss his mission or comment on Cuba or possible hostilities between Spain and the United States.
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Senor
R. C. de Ayala
Washington
Brunswick
Cuba
Spain
United States
Express Train Derails After Cow Strike in Luzerne County
An express train on the Hazleton branch derailed after striking a cow between White Haven and Freeland. The engine plunged 200 feet down an embankment, three passenger coaches toppled, Engineer William H. Dowd was killed, and about twenty passengers were injured including E. B. Richards of Boston with bruised limbs.
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Wilkesbarre
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Whitehaven
Freeland
William H. Dowd
E. B. Richards
Boston
Bryan Starts In Gold Appeal In Champaign Campaign
William J. Bryan arrived in Champaign after speeches at Kankakee and Gilman. He addressed about 1500 people from a flat car platform, urged that the nation face the great moral and financial questions of the campaign, and stressed that law and patriotism depend on the will of the people. The note on the field of support came from Franklin Sibley.
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Champaign, Sr
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Kankakee
Mr. Bryan
Champaign
Illinois College
Sound Money Democrats Call for New Democratic National Convention
Chicago July 13 The honest money Democrats of Illinois through its executive committee issue an address to Democrats of other States urging the nomination of a new national ticket and a platform of sound money. They condemn the recent convention for anti-Democratic actions and endorse organizing a new convention to restore party unity and clear distinction from Populism. The message outlines reasons for revolt against free silver and the need for a stronger Democratic force to educate voters and regain public confidence.
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Chicago
Honest Money Democracy of
Illinois
Democratic Party
Meeting Held To Plan Sewall Homecoming
A large meeting in Bath convened by Mayor Bibber organized efforts to welcome Arthur Sewall home from Chicago within a few days. Horace John O. Patten led proceedings as president. The plan assigns celebration duties to the Democratic and Republican city committees.
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Bath
Bibber
Arthur Sewall
Chicago
John O. Patten
Donahue Receives Roaring Welcome in Haverhill
In Haverhill on July 13 Democrats gave E J Donahue a hearty welcome after his arrival from the Chicago convention. A parade led to City Hall Park where Donahue spoke on the convention, supporting the party platform and Bryan’s silver standard arguments. J T O Sullivan followed with praise for the convention and Donahue’s votes for Williams for Vice President.
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Haverhill
Democrats of
E. J. Donahue
Sixth Essex
Chicago
Donahue
Democratic City Committee
Metropolitan Band
City Halls Park
Mr. Donahue
D. B. Kelly
Bryan
Jere T. O’sullivan
J. T. O'Sullivan
Lincoln
Williams
O’sullivan
Massachusetts Democracy
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Nera
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