Silver and gold Democrats at Washington rally for free silver plan
A conference in Washington heard ex Senator Thur and others denounce the president and push a bim meta llic platform. Key figures like Ex Representative Turner and Senator Isham G Barris advocated a national committee to organize silver and gold advocates. The report urged voters to join clubs and elect a national committee to direct the party toward metallic money.
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Severa
Democratic Party
United States
Europe
Gamblera
Wall Street
Bohd
Grovar Cleveland
John G. Carlile
Brice Sd’ Gorman
Turner
New York
Loickhart
Committee On
Danel
Tvs
Texas
Missouri
Minniveippi
Stone
Misouri
Odin
Tayi
Fisss
Democrata
District of Columbia
Tennessee
Jarmes Kt.Tones
Arkansas
David Turpie
Indiana
Nations Committee
Idl
Tngettier Platgoreoy
Washixeroy
Nedeasary’ Infornation Aio ‘Bers
Ad Louis
Sat
Washington
Nineteenth Century Crime and Wreck Report
A composite dispatch reports Sam Sheeler, a Black man from Fort Wayne, captured after a raid spree near Readway, with townsfolk dragging him from jail and he confessing to crimes as posses hunt confederates. Separately a fatal rail wreck near Aurora, Illinois involves the Chicago and Northwestern passenger train striking open pylons, killing one boy and injuring several others amid sulfuric acid spill.
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Eilizans
Hotel Disaster in Denver Crumbles. Death Toll Mounts
Aug 19 Denver hotels near Larimer and Lawrence streets suffered a devastating explosion at the Gamery hotel, tearing brick and stone from the rear and collapsing a five story section. Dozens are dead or missing, with many guests and staff buried under debris as fire crews fight the ruins and search for survivors through the night.
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Gamry
Tawtenes
Lawrence
Bayvanteenth
Eighteenth Attesta
Ind
Larimer
Gumry
Ware
Slley
Gary
Peter. Gimry
Bobi Rice
Joe
Adama
Manitou
Louis ‘Schwabbeck
Adams
James Murphy
J. c F
Rubbe
Roma
Gena
Roomie
Arena
M. B. Lete
Fe’ Franch
Bert. F
Lazah
W. J. Caxton
Pueblo
Calkins
Larimore Street
Dem rally strife over free silver at Ohio state convention
Coverage from Ephiverren Ohio on August 19 outlines district meetings ahead of the Democratic state convention. Senator Erica travels from New York to Lima and then here to push for alignment with Cleveland and Carlisle on the monetary question while contesting credentials and seating. Brice leads as temporary chair with a potential compromise shaping the credential and free silver battles.
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Ephiverren
Ohio
Erica
Lima
New York
Cleveland
Carliele
John H . Thomas
Col
James Kilbourne
Job A. Thomas
Brice
Campbell
Thosias
Shair Plstie
Bexiator Brice
Xsbn
Tha
Bilea
Mingiitg
Sant Befor Senati & i
Gota
Silvar Coina
Bricé
Supreme Court
Iai
Eatié
Horrible accident at Kenzie station on Nickel Flats road
William Fox nine year old son of station agent L Q Fox was struck while attempting to board freight train No 39. He was horribly mutilated, both arms and a leg severed, and died from internal injuries. The boy was beloved by trainmen and local residents. Also reported was Henry Fendorff badly injured at Strudel's saloon after falling during hay loft work. Emily Kleinswith, resident of Webb Place, near the city, lay dying from heatstroke. Miss Kleinworth walked to fetch a lunch and was found unconscious beside the road. George B Stemen attends her.
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Bud Hopkins
The
Gumry
Joe Maneal
Poredas
Guumry
A. Jallyblade
Peter Poss
Chatanooga
Tenn
Addie
Fowne
Peter Daily
Union Pacific
E. E. Clark
Central City
Colorado
Hia
Ibi
W.G.’ Purcell
Broken Bow
Nébj
W. A. Logan
Buena Viars
Arthur M. Taylor
Joseph Iowtehip
Bright
Orleans County
New Orleans
South
Mary Y. Fond
Iilinoia
Taylor
Howan
Allan
Dougall
Maysville
Odd Fellows
Rev
Northrop
Kenzie
Nickel Flats
William Fox
L. Q. Fox
Westoand
Momanta
George C. Stement
Strudel
Henry Fendorff
Tie
Hin
Emily Kleinswith
Pienté
Webb Place
Tittla
Misa Kieingmith
Geo. B. Stemens
Kalamazoo
Louis Malloy
Train wreck reported on Big Four near Lawrenburg
Local notices describe an accident this morning on the Big Four line near Lawrenburg. The engine derailed after an air wing failure. five people were injured while the train traveled from St. Louis to Cincinnati. Names are not provided.
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Lawrenburg
Louis
Cincinnati
Bluffton
Schosh
Ford
Mossman
Fort Wayne
Wabash Plain
Mia
Minnie ‘Fox
Fort -Wayne
Chat
Hosa
Kendillville
The
Pennsylvania
B. C. Miller
Penn” Journal
Clem Webber
John
Hale &Go
Satore
Decatur
Broom
Fort. Wayne
Dick Winch
Fort ‘Wayne
Warasy Times
Robbing
Mystery Train Hold Up Suspects Detained in Kalamazoo
A chaotic scene near a Kalamazoo station on a May night reveals three men implicated in a train robbery. Deputies Louis Malloy and others pursued them along the rails as crowds watched, with arrests awaited and a broader conspiracy case tied to a bedding factory fire in Wisconsin.
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Eyches
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Stone
Messia
Malloy
Lig
Thay Ide
Duffy
Elmer
Wirth
Ting Company
Kevosna, Wis
Bedding Company
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