The Sick Man of Europe and Zanzibar Violence
A long dispatch describes turmoil in Constantinople with Armenians attacked by mobs around the Imperial Bank, killings, and calls for a mixed Christian Moslem inquiry. British naval forces bombard Zanzibar to end slave trade and enthrone Hamoud as ruler, amid colonial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Turkey
Constantinople
Imperial
Ottoman Bank
England
Great Britain
Austria
Poland
Ottoman Empire
Zanzibar
Africa
Arabia
Pemba
Bustan
Sultan bin Said
Paison
Khalid
Commuce
Said Khalid
Hamoud bin Mohammed bin Said
Fusion talks in Nasaville split on electors plan
In Nasaville Tennessee on September 4, Democratic and Populist state committees have debated fusion for a joint ticket. Democrats proposed three electors while Populists would accept their listings. Populists demand four electors and a joint canvass between gubernatorial candidates. Sound money critics label Populists anarchists and cranks, while others chide free silver groups.
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Nasaville
Tenn
Sewator Watson
Sound Money
Free Silver Democrats
Free silver debate ends in minister’s resignation in Tyngsboro
Rev. Park A Bradford of Tyngsboro Mass resigns after advocating free silver. The diatribe condemns religious intolerance and Puritanical proscription while warning that gold standard religion endangers freedom. The piece attacks prevalence of wealth influence in church and cites England’s penal history under a gold standard.
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France
Park A. Bradford
Tyngsboro
Mass
Mr. Bradford
England
Gallager
Portland
Sitting Bull
Social Virtues and Delicate Social Qualities
The Exchange notes that tenderness and delicacy of feeling in small acts define social virtues. It contrasts feminine traits often ridiculed by some with brave and intelligent individuals who possess gentle, benevolent dispositions, while the vain and weak lack them.
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Congress
Philadelphia Record
Treasury
Per Capita Debt Across States and Years
The record shows US per capita debt ranging from 0.0025 in 1835 to 78.12 in 1896, with 24.78 in 1890 and a rise of over 3.00 in the past three years. North Carolina 6.87 in 1890, West Virginia 3.32 as lowest in 1890, Maryland 40.46 in 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina
West Virginia
Maryland
Sewall Declines Withdrawal from Ticket
On September 4 Mr. Sewall issued a statement insisting he would not withdraw from the ticket. He said any suggestion of withdrawal is unfounded and that he never intended to withdraw. He adds a caution about vanity and self-importance, using a hair-pulling analogy to illustrate fallacy.
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Kingsbury
T. B. Kingsbury
Messenger
Southern Literature Library Association
Atlanta
Louis T. Hodges
Atkinson
Georgia
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Wil. Messenger
Chas
Dudley Warner
Bryan
Chicago
Evansville
Warner
Yellow Stone Park
Hagerstown
Siehroie
Progressive Farm
Cochran
McKinley
England
Palestine
Earth
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Tewee
Palmer
Indianapolis
America
Vance
Frank Tyrrell
Central Christian Church
Finney, Avenue
St. Louis
Sind
Mr. Tyrell
Herr Most
Pasion
Leavening Powe
Royal
U.S. Gov't Report
Life Insurace Co
Smart Alic
Gold Bug Life Insurance
Sewall
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