Silver Men Firm Up Democratic Executive Committee
Chicago July 1 The Democratic National Committee executive panel met with Harrity Wall Sheer Weather and Wallace presiding. Silver delegates led by Jones Daniel Carpie Altgeld and Stone argued for clear minority and temporary chair rules while seeking consultation and preserving silver influence. Western and eastern leaders planned next meetings with Whitney and other anti silver figures joining the discussion as party factions prepare for a contested convention.
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Chicago
National Democratin ‘Committee
Clavman Harrity
Mesaray Wall
Sheerin
Sheety
Weather
Wallace
Cale
Togo
National Committee
Nebraska
Cptmutes
Hurrity
Hintle
Nagalo
Hanity
Democrats Warn On Convention Loyalty In 1896
The piece argues Democrats must oppose free silver and unite behind business stability and party integrity. It warns silver advocates risk losing national and Southern states, including Maryland Delaware West Virginia and Kentucky, where Republican groups exist separate from populists. It portrays Moy and other leaders as having national experience.
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Moy
Tne Lorist
Myun
Iagtern
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ovation for Teller as Denver greets U S Senator
The Denver welcome for Senator Henry M Teller from Cheyenne to Greeley and back drew huge crowds. Farmers from Platte Valley towns traveled to greet him as flags and banners filled streets, while a bomb blast at Union Depot announced his arrival. Half the crowd waved white tags bearing portraits of Teller.
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Denver
Col
Henry M. ‘Teller
Senatard Peller
Cheyenne
Greeley
Here
Uiton
Coy
Unaton
No Hope for Rescue at Twin Shaft Miners Tomb
Wilkesbarre Pa July 3 The rescue effort at the Twin Shaft mine continues with slow progress as gas is found and tunneling is abandoned due to distance danger and expense. Officials report only slight improvement and stress the bodies may remain unrecovered for weeks if at all.
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Wikesbarre
Glyandle
Clear Spring
Morris
Lehigh and
Wilkes
Darre Coal Company
Richards
Htme
Morgan
Balhoas
Minager Lew
Market Reports From Chicago Grain and Live Stock Quotes
Latent quotations from grain and live steel centers list wheat corn oats rye and futures across Chicago Minneapolis Milwaukee with prices for July through January. Hogs cows and feeder actions from Chicago and South St. Paul show market strength and steady tones. futures and cash quotes noted for various months and grades.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Tuly
Northern
Milwaukee
South St. Maur
Hoys
Bold Robbery at Canal Street Depot Baffles Police
Three robbers entered the Canal Street depot of the Metropolitan elevated railroad in the heat of the city last night. One guarded the ticket room with a revolver while the others took all the money firsteht as trains passed through the depot every three minutes.
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Clitage
Canal Street
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
Unclear Names Rewrite of European Race Records
Johnson and Meeglcn Necords set European marks in a sprint and a longer run, recording 241-45 seconds for a quarter mile and a 2 3-5 second 4 mile leg, with both times noted as new records. details and participants are garbled andunclear though.
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Johnson
Meeglcn Necords
Loui
Tily
Gat Fort
Story of a Stork and the Winter Note
A German tale describes children befriending a stork that nests on their roof. In autumn they send a note with a ribbon to the bird, asking kindness from distant homes, and the stork returns in spring bearing letters from a missionary in Africa about helping destitute children.
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Afrien
Germany
Africa
A Great-Gentleman of '79 in Verse
Poem salutes a 19th century forebear Clinton Seollard a great-great-grandpapa lacing praise to brave acts during a war and the enduring love of ancestors. It traces a lineage from a courageous quester to a patriotic anthem rung by Philadelphia bells and ends with a tribute to a saint in blue and love across time.
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Clinton Seollard
Goat Ships Yet Unknown Destination In Odd Express Tale
A local express office story recounts a whitewashed goat led by a colored man to ship it elsewhere. The animal wanders after the neck tag breaks, prompting laughter as the goat reportedly cannot tell where it is headed, reflecting comic chaos from the town.
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Sampson
Shepherdsville
Clark
Nesta
Louleville
Solvedl'at Laat marital woes and a father's wedding day tragedy
A Philadelphia North American fragment discusses marriage problems and money, noting that Ve ttilure. The text mentions a father failing the day after the wedding, implying a family setback tied to nuptial events.
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Laat
Lero
Philadelphia
Minister Sermon Sparks Policy Debate at Church
In a Cleveland Leader excerpt Mrs. Aveher and Mrs. Bayswater discuss the new minister. Mrs. Archer regrets missing the sermon and mentions a “golden call” while Mr. Archer declares he withdrew from the church over pushing policies from the pulpit.
Irrigated Kurma and Northwest Farming Prospects
Irrigated land along the MU River Valleys offers room for farmers to build ditches at low cost via labor and simple tools. With fertile soil, groves, and nearby coal lands, the area promises strong irrigation capacity and good markets, accessible by the Great Northern railway. Potential settlers are advised to contact Thomas O Tianton in Chinook Montana for more details.
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Mik
Montina
Grea Northern Railway
Wwelte
Thomas O' Tianton
Chinook
Montana
Constitutional cum of Tals Catarrh Cuore
A garbled historical snippet mentions a constitutional cure and a price in Te, with quoted dialogue. Names appear as Frank and Arthur, with a humorous line about refusing a band and bankruptcy implied. Readable facts are severely fragmentary and uncertain.
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