For Congress James M. Robinson and county ticket listed
The county ticket includes Representatives George Kell and H J Smith Prosecuting Attorney N D Doughman County Treasurer L Cass Hunter Sheriff Albert Melching Surveyor Charles Branstator Coroner Dr J H Kappel Assessor Thomas Greer County Commissioners Second District M A Ferguson Third District John Orff
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George Kell
H. J. Smith
N. D. Doughman
L. Cass Hunter
Albert Melching
Charles Branstrator
J. H. Kappel
Thomas Greer
M. A.ferguson
John Orff
Whitney as a bogie man faces Chicago opposition
The piece labels William C. Whitney as a bogie man for gold advocates and predicts the Chicago Democratic convention will reject his maneuvers. It argues Whitney’s influence is exaggerated, notes his 1892 Cleveland support, and asserts delegates will resist dodges and pledges. The tone is critical of Whitney’s plan to sway delegates.
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Money Power
William C. Whitney
Chicago
Whitney
Cleveland
D. B. Hill
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Mars
Brett
Mr. Whitney
Money power and free coinage sparks at Indiana convention
A heated exchange erupts as Bynum clashes with R C Bell during a state convention. The piece attacks gold interests and silver Democrats, condemns parliamentary breaches, and mocks gold organs while predicting political maneuvering and populist alignment ahead of the Chicago gathering.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Mr. Bynum
R. C. Bell
Pap
Evening Post offers two week lakes tour prize for popular young lady
The Evening Post launches a coupon contest offering all expenses paid two week tour for the top recipient. Prize includes rail and steamboat travel, hotel, cab fare, and Soo excursion. Coupons may be sent weekly by any supporter designating the entrant. Contenders listed include Mary Falvy, Elva Beagle, Emma C. Wallace, Jessie Aiken, and Rose Kellar.
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Post
Soo
Mary Falvy
Wayne Knitting Mills
Elva Beagle
M. D
Emma C. Wallace
Jessie Aiken
Rose Kellar
Spain’s Cuban aid bill urged as sources tally war munitions
From Madrid to Santiago de Cuba a record of Spain’s Cuba aid shows a total of 19.3 million dollars in funds from March 1895 to April 1896, plus 40 generals and thousands of officers and weaponry sent to support the campaign. A Madrid paper notes Spain’s difficulties and public opinion links U.S. policy to annexation debates.
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Santiago de Cuba
Madrid
SantTraco
Cuba
Spain
Eliberal
England
America
United States
McKinley
White House
Congress
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Ba Tribune
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Fe Cmmenmnandl
Alii Simon
Fort Wayne, Ind
James M. Robinson
the County Ticket
International Business College
Atlanta Constitution
Bynum
Evening Post
Freedom
Telephone
Lake Emid & Western R
Cincinnati
Louisville
Northern Ohio Ry
Iines
F. Daly
Gen’l Passenger Agt
Indianapolis
Ind
Centlivre
Standard Medical and Surgical Institute
N. R. Wenger
Calhoun Street
Phillips
Bryant
Creighton Ave
Fox Street
Everett & Doud
Elks
Via
George Meyers
Pearl Street
Geo. H. Seabold
Queen & Crescent
W. C. Rinesaraon
Acker
Charles Ramsky
Hotel Imperial York
Acker Medicine Co
Chambers St
Mackinac
Wackinag
Detroit
Petoskey
Toledo
Steveland
Denison
Mennonite Book Concern
13Stvere
East Main Street
J. B. Monninc
J. B. Monning
Mary A. Whery
Madison St
Slam Baty
Maumee Avenue
White National Bank
Even the Post
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