Ohio Democratic platform denounces silver demonetization and force bill
The document attacks Republican policy on silver coinage and the 1873 demonetization, calls for a constitutional standard of gold and silver, supports a graduated income tax, and condemns the force bill. It favors home rule, Canada relations, pensions for veterans, and condemns Russian oppression of Jews.
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Ohio
Republican Party
Congress
House of Representatives
Reed
General Assembly
Europe
Frank Gorman
Cincinnati
Committee On
Gorman
Democratic Party
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
General Kinley
United States
Democratic Ticket Rally Attacks Republicans in Ohio Campaign
A political address denounces fraudulent unseating and GOP tariff policy. It praises Democratic aims, urges alignment with historic tariff champions, and lists Ohio ticket appointments including Auditor Peckinbaugh, Attorney-General Bailey, State Treasurer Ackerman, and others as the convention adjourns.
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Montana
Senaté
Ohio
England
Wales
Senate
Washington
Hamilton
Clay
Webster
Lincoln
Garfield
Farmers Alliance
People’s Party
Buckeye
T. R. Peckinbaugh
Wayne County
Joan P. Bailey
Putnam County
C. F. Ackerman
Mansfield
Supreme Court
Gustavus H. Ward
Hamilton County
Charles C. Miller
Erie Comey
Board of Public Works
John McNamara
Summit County
Food and Dairy Commission
Trumbo
Lawrence County
Tennis Championship Action at Saratoga Contests Heat Final
The Saratoga tennis tournament reports third round results in gentlemen singles with Harvard’s G F Brown defeating B E B Mitchell 6 0 16 14. Hall beats Miller while Hovey defeats McCormick. In doubles, Smith and McPherson, and Manning with Cluett win. Hall then defeats Brown and Hovey beats McCormick to reach final rounds with Hall vs Hovey remaining.
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Samatoga
G. F. Brown
Harvard
B. E. B. Mitchell
Boston
E. L. Hall
Dean Maller
F. H. Hovey
H. G. Brypy
Longwood Cricket Club
Hovey
H. F. McCormick
Pioneer Tennis Club
W. H. Cluett
Saratoga Athletics
G. Stuart Smith
Washington Bachelors
D. P
W.L. McPherson
W. H. Manning
John B. Yates
L. McH. Howe
E.L. Hail
Dean Miller
E. A.thompson
P. E. B. Mitchell
Kelvey
F. A. Weed
J. A. Seavey
Dr. A.C. Rich
F. Y. Hovey
Hugh Tallant
E. H. Hall
Grand Circuit at Homewood Driving Park draws 7000 in attendance
The second day of Grand Circuit racing at Homewood Driving Park in Pittsbura drew about 7000 fans. Weather was fine and the track good. Summaries include 219 class trotting, free-for-all pace, 1000 purse events, and a $2000 match race with Vespasion leading times from 2:28% to 2:29% in the listed fractions.
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Pittspura
Penn
Homewood Driving Park
Hal Pointer
Dail le
Ula Boy E.g Ba Raat
Ipensghes
Pth Nt Hesse BY
M.D
Florence Dilian
Vespasion
Shot Through the Heart On Housatonic Line
Train men near Brip Gerort Conn found a man shot through the heart beside the track under a tree. A revolver lay nearby. coroners and authorities investigated. The deceased was identified as H. Tuber, about 30, with a letter to Adolph Tuber of Lewiston Me. Authorities hold the body.
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Brip Gerort
Conn
Housatonic Road
Doten
H. Tuber
Long Hill
Adolph Tuber
Lewiston
Train wreckers abroad near Mechanicsville
Saratoga N Y July 15 two attempts to wreck the Adirondack sleeping car express were thwarted when two piles of ties blocked the track. The obstructions were spotted by a track walker and removed before any harm. No clues to the culprits.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Mechanicsville
Brickyard Crossing
Canal Bridge
Chautauqua Assembly Opens Busy New England Week
Bright crowds fill New England Assembly at Lake Vien SouTH Framingham. Professor C W Wotan leads three daily inductive gospel Greek and scripture study classes while Miss Barnes conducts a large Swedish gymnastics course. President Andrews of Boston University speaks on public spirit and government, urging civic duty and lawful reform. Towle and Durrell lectures scheduled with a Demorest gold medal contest this evening.
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Lakevien
South Framingham
New England Assembly of Chautauquans
C. W. Wotan
American Institute of Sacred Literature
Miss Barnes
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics
Waltham Public
Karen Nils Posse
Dr. Thomas
Young Peoples
Hurlbut
Votan
George Makepeace Towle
Gladstone
Sidney Woodward
Boston Univerity
Convicts Evacuated as Briceville Mine Tension Grows
In Briceville Tennessee Coal Company moves convict miners to protected camps after a midnight miner influx. 250 to 300 workers from nearby mines threaten to reclaim convicts, guards retreat with convicts to Knoxville under guard. State aid expected. Briceville situation uncertain and potential for deadly clashes cited. Connecticut Naval Veterans elect officers at West Haven reunion. Howell Lumber Company in Omaha faces distress with bill of sale to Chafee of stock yards and Chicago bank attachment. local details unclear.
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Tennessee Coal Company
Briceville
Coal Creek
Knoxville & Ohio Road
Knoxville
Tennessee Company
Connecticut Naval Veterans
New Haven
Conn
Naval Veteran Association of Connecticut
West Haven
Francis B. Allen
Hartford
Sherman W. Adams
W. E. Stannard
Clinton
Sur. Eon
J.H. Grannis
Saybrook
Payninacer
Edward Hubbell Bec
Seu Haven
Thomas §. Collier
New London
H. S. Still
Westport
Adams
Sons
Connecticut
General Assembly
Howell Lumber Company
Omaha
Neb
Mammoth
C. L. Chafee
First National Bank of Chicago
Jewell
Salem's Ball Club Peril Prompts Fund Drive
Salem July 15 The Salem baseball management released John J Burdock and Michael Hines. Stockholders met and reported pledges totaling between 200 and 300 dollars. It was decided to collect tomorrow as possible, or the team would be abandoned.
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Sreeran
Salem Baseball
John J. Burdock
Michael Hines
Fires Strike Mills and Homes Across Several Towns
A string of fires reports from July 15 to 16 details Shawmut Fibre Company’s Shawmut mill fire sparked by a hot box in Maine, with Waterville and Bangor help arriving to combat the blaze. Other blazes hit McKelvey’s ice house and Stang’s brewery in Sandusky, plus Beals house in Rockland and the Sherwood Hotel fire in New York City, causing substantial, insured and estimated losses.
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Shawmut Fibre Company
Shawmut
Somerset Mills
Bangor
Waterville
E. J. Lawrences
Newhall
Boston
Sandusky, O
Gary
McKelvey
Frank Stang
Fred. Baumier
Stang
Rocktanp
Mr. Beals
Berkeley Street
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Harthorp
Conn
Asylum Street Bridge Commission
Bridgeport
Church Streets
Damoges
Church Street
New York City Finances Correct Census Errors
Comptroller Myers forwards a detailed city finances statement to Census Bureau Superintendent Porter correcting New York City figures from census bulletin No. 82. He notes errors in ordinary expenditures and administrative expenditures, lowering totals to 26,968,362.55 and 20,407,700.66 respectively from the bulletin’s figures.
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Myers
Porter
Census Bureau
New York City
Iceberg near Cape Race disrupts steamers in fresh Atlantic rail
Captain Lydas of the Damara reports unusually cold seas and strong head winds during the London voyage. A fog lingered from Saturday to dawn, two icebergs sighted Sunday, and a mountainous iceberg seen Monday ninety miles from Cape Race, blocking the route for ships bound for Cape Race. Business Educators hold thirteenth annual convention in Corauqua with 150 expected over ten days led by Bishop Vincent and L A Grey. National Educational Association meets in Toronto with papers on teaching patriotism and the history of the association.
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Cape Race
Business Educators’ Association
Cuaurauqua
N. Y
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L. A.grey
Portland
Ira Mayhew
Detroit
Frederick Starr
New York
America
John McMaster
The
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Toronto
J. R. Preston
Mississippi
H. H. McKay
Halifax
N.S
Z. Richards
Association of Washington
E, GC. Hewitt
Normal
Washington Baseball Club strengthens with Omaha players
Washington on July 15 announced the addition of five players from the disbanded Omaha team of the Western Association. Dan Shannon will likely manage and captain the club, with Kiteljoig Sutcliffe Halligan Griffin and Shannon joining as players. Daily and Miller were released. New York and New England claim allowed.
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Machinist Injured In Pawtucket Stabbing Incident
William H Larkin 24, a machinist at James Brown's shop in Pawtucket, was stabbed in the back this afternoon by a Black man named Charles Good. Larkin is thought mortally hurt and is in Rhode Splend Hospital. Good has not been arrested.
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R.L
William H., Larkin
James Brown
Pawtucket
Charles Good
Larkin
Good
Ehode Splend
Ticino Revolution Murderer Condemned in Zurich
The Court of Indictment jailed Castrini for eight years for the murder of Councillor Rossi during the Ticino revolution of September 1590. He also loses civil rights for twelve years and is fined 3009 francs. Castrini remains in London.
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Zurich
Castrini
Councillor Rossi
Castroni
London
Freight Train Derails on Erie Road at Stairway
A freight train on the Erie road derailed near Stairway Port Jervis last night after a journal broke. Fifteen cars wrecked blocking both tracks until morning. No injuries were reported.
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N. Y
Erie Road
Stairway
Mill machinery sold in Providence for Richmond Paper Co
Part of the mill machinery of the Richmond Paper Company, which failed years ago, has been sold to A. Carpenter & Sons, foundrymen, of Providence. The real estate remains on the market.
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Providence
Richmond Paper Company
A. Carpenter & Sons
Five steamers of the white squadron off Sandy Hook
Five steamers of the white squadron were sighted off Sandy Hook at 3 30 this afternoon near New York. The maneuver appears routine as distant observers record the fleet’s position with no immediate action reported.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Old State House
Washington Street
First Monatiquot Yacht Club regatta sails off Fort Point
North Wrymouth reports the Monatiquot Yacht Club’s first championship regatta at Fort Point with light entries due to strong southerly winds. Moondyne and Diadem win walkovers in classes one and two while Helen takes class three in 1 14 52. Arthur Adams second in 1 22 51. Halcyon cruise and Jesse sale noted amid Rhode Island yacht club activity.
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Monatiquot Yacht Club
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Bess
Rocket
Egret
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Diadem
Helen
Arthur Adams
Charles G. Sheppard
Henry Gardiner
F. H. Corning
T. P. Wiley
Providence
Halcyon
Harry Bloodgood
Doughty
John A. Adamson
H. B. Chace
Jesse
Narragansett Boat Club
Amateur Rowing Association
National Association
James S. Aborn
New England Association
E. H. Singley
Morning Traveller may publish a morning edition this fall
The Evening Traveller plans a morning edition this fall with backers supporting the venture. Crook, managing editor, noted interest in a morning issue after summer. The American Traveller weekly becomes Our Country.
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Evening Traveller
Toa
the Post
Crook
Daily Traveller
Republican State Convention Chairmanship Set Soon
A half dozen candidates vie for the chairmanship of the Republican State Convention as the State Committee prepares to meet next week to pick the chair and finish convention arrangements. Named as possibilities are General William Cogswell of Salem Senator George F Hear of Worcester Roger Wolcott of Boston President Henry H Sprague of the State Senate ex Congressmen ey Wallace of Fitchburg and Hon F P Goulding of Worcester.
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Follett
Cincinnati
Lawrence T. Neal
Ross County
D. Dodge
Cleveland
Virgil P. Kline
Cuyahoga County
Michael Ryan
John A. Ritchie
Lucas County
A. R. Bolin
Pickaway County
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Dodge
Milton County
W. V. Marquis
Ohio
Next Ear
Oho
Republican Party of
House of Representatives
William Cogswell
Salem
George F. Hear
Worcester
Roger Wolcott
Boston
Henry H. Sprague
State Senate
Ney Wallace
Fitchburg
F. P. Goulding
New England Baseball League Holds Meeting at Tremont House
At a meeting of the executive committee of the New England Baseball League at the Tremont House, P. J. Mc Ardle of Dover NH urged his club receive first consideration if any current teams retire. The league plans to pay umpires via home clubs and reserve portions of home receipts to cover debts if unpaid by July 20. Mullins released from umpire staff. P. J. Cray of West Quincy named as replacement. Protests on games postponed indefinitely.
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NEW England Baseball League
Tremont House
P. J. McArdle
Dover
N. H
Mullins
P. J. Cray
West Quincy
Treasurer charged with embezzlement at Federal street club
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Patrol man O Grady of Division 4 arrested John Crowley charged with embezzling 150 50 dollars from the Federal Associates whose club room is 18 at 303 Federal street. Crowley was treasurer of the association and is alleged to have taken all treasury funds.
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Division 4
John Crowley
Federal Associates
Federal Street
Crowley
Association
Trouble Among Ball Players in New Haven Team Charges
Manager Burnham of the New Haven Ball Club received notice via N. E. Young that F. J. Leonard manager of the Portland Club of the New England League accuses him of tampering with New England players. Burnham demands substantiation or withdrawal of the charge in a letter to Leonard.
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Conn
Burnham
N. E. Young
F. J. Leonard
Portland
New England
Leopard
Waltham Couple Thrown From Carriage in Springfield
Mr and Mrs William Sawtelle of Waltham Mass were thrown from a carriage at Springfield while traveling to Winn to catch a train home. Sawtelle sustained a serious head injury and was unconscious for a period during the incident. The couple had been visiting relatives in Springfield.
Dividend Declarations by Railroads Highlight 5 Percent Year
New York reports Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western declares 3 percent on preferred stock. Illinois Central directors announce a 2 percent cash dividend from year ending June 30 1891 payable September 1 1891, combining with March 1 dividend to total 5 percent for the year.
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Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad Company
German Germans oppose free silver and lean toward Democrats
The Buffalo Courier cites German opinion across the United States opposing cheap money and free silver. German papers in Indiana and Colorado denounce free coinage, while Wisconsin and Illinois show shifting support toward Democrats as German voters gain influence in state elections and national issues.
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Illinois
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Congress
United States
United States Rally to 102 In International Cricket
In Toronto on July 15 the United States, limited to six wickets in their second innings, reached a total of 102. Canada then came to bat and scored forty for five wickets as the match continued.
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Prance
Paris
Whitelaw Reid
U.S
United States
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Ont
Evolutionary squadron arrives in New York harbor
The squadron of evolution under Admiral Walker reached New York Harbor and will begin instruction and drill on their vessels tomorrow as part of the State naval militia program Aquatic forces prepare for training.
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New York
Evolution
Admiral Walker
Man Robbed on Nantasket Boat Loses Bank Books
John F. Simonds of 65 Old Harbor Street South Boston had his pocket picked aboard a Nantasket boat about 9 p.m. last evening. He lost three bank books showing deposits totaling several hundred dollars.
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Old Harbor Street
Boston
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