People's Party Convention In St Louis Faces Split
The St Louis convention of the national people's party exposed deep rifts as disaffected Republicans Democrats and Prohibitionists bolt their parties. It ended with Watson chosen as vice president while Bryan remained the presidential hope, amid protests against substituting Sewall and fears over control by party leaders.
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T. D. Hincklety
Political infighting and Bryan stakes in Populist splits
T D Hinckley analyzes internal clashes within the Democratic and Populist camps over William Jennings Bryan and Sewall as possible nominees. He argues for principled support of Bryan and against office-seeking factions, noting tensions among delegates and national committees and predicting outcomes for the election fight.
Democratic party chair bears old fashioned name Jones
A columnist notes a sign the party nears common people as the national chair resembles an ordinary name Jones, implying approachability and familiarity with voters. The remark highlights a perceived populist connection through a simple surname.
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Democratic Party
Jones
Money Won’t Go to Europe Says Plan Will Stay Home
A speaker asserts funds will be kept domestically rather than sent to Europe. The statement emphasizes prioritizing national needs and local investments over international transfers.
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Europe
Foreign ownership feared as vast control spreads across U S
Southern Mercury argues that foreign capital already dominates many key U S assets. It claims Europeans own major railroads, iron works, breweries, and city properties, with stakes in banks and bonds. The piece warns of a potential further consolidation by foreign investors and cites specific firms and sectors as examples.
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Southern Mercury
Fin Ripners
Carnegie Iron Works
Viemestead
Penneyleenial
Scotland
Min Peapotla
Fingland
Lake Superior
Weelish
Omaha
Bonglish Roen Foreig
Framenre
Conirelice
New York
United States
Dangers of Silver Coinage Campaign Warns of Bribery Risks
A speaker warns that popular support for free coinage of silver does not guarantee victory. Money power and bribery threaten the nation, and citizens must fight from the start without assuming an easy win. The message urges vigilance and steady effort until the goal is achieved.
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Romanian Heiress Claims Heir to A T Stewart Estate
A Romanian claimant, Mme Auguta Macency, arrives in New York aboard the La Bourgogne with letters from American lawyers in France supporting her claim to the A T Stewart estate. She asserts kinship through James Stewart and Eliza Wharton, detailing birth in Paris and upbringing in New York, and presents copies of birth and marriage records. Her lawyers say the proof is strong but awaiting French documents before filing. prior will complications and estate bequests are noted.
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Macesco
Blewart
Willson
Coeneila Siewert
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Caleta
Pesaon
Mme Maecenen
Theatre Talk Sparks Debate On Couple's Status
Theatergoers near the stage debate whether a young couple is married engaged or merely friends. The group notes small clues like seating, behavior, and a hat as they follow the pair to a cigar shop and speculate on their plans.
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Chicago Wines Herald
Harpist’s Husband Believed Dead Then Found Alive
Mrs. Harry Heider of Altoona believed her husband Harry Heider was dead after a trolley accident near the Pennsylvania Railroad yard on Tuesday. A letter postmarked Baltimore arrived hours later claiming he was alive and well, written last Sunday.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Heider
Harry
Baltimore
Robbery Strikes Home of Beher Kistre in Chilean District
Robbers attacked the residence of Beher Augustine Kistre and two wealthy Spaniards in Chiecs Metrics. Senor Ristre was strangled to death during the raid and a horse and two thousand cam of money were stolen.
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Mezicse Bodbera
Beher
Augustine Kistre
Senor Ristre
Waste of breath for presser higher than lives
A fragmentary quote laments politicizing safety as public lives are treated as expendable. The line critiques leaders and rhetoric that prioritize power over human wellbeing, highlighting frustration with priorities in governance.
Challenging Corbett: The Young Wemse and Miss Rowan
The text profiles Maud Laniti dtewan, California actress linked to a boxing challenge against James J. Corbett. It notes her upbringing in New York, stage training, and later work with the Frawley company in California, including a 1804 Natavlawaa visit.
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Batnuvia
Noy
Maud Laniti
Dtewan
California
James J. Corbett
Rowan
Bia
Hatayla
Misa Rowen
Misa Rowan
Olerome Touwan
Alwaya
Death of Ex Mayor Arctic Tetman from Choking Teeth
Arctic Tetman former mayor died at his father's residence near Saltah Chis after a set of false teeth lodged in his throat passed into his stomach. He had been ill three weeks and collapsed while unconscious from a faint shock. a physician arrived four hours later.
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Severe hailstorm halts trains on Union Pacific line in Nebraska
A thunderous hailstorm battered western Nebraska between Paxton and Brole with Negesth siding recording over two feet of hail depth. Section men shovel to clear tracks as some piles reach four feet. Trains resume service after clearing.
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Negesth Siding
Union Pacific
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