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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1896

Page

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Major McKinley Hanna discuss campaign in Cleveland

In Cleveland Major McKinley and Hanna met at Hanna's home. Hanna praised campaign progress and noted over 15 million documents mailed from Chicago HQ. He said McKinley would not stump this campaign and planned travel to New York. Ohio GOP campaign opened with large meetings in Columbus featuring Sherman Foraker Woodford with strong crowds.

Cleveland Major McKinley Hanna Chicago West Milwaukee Republican League New York Ohio Columbus John Sherman J. B. Foraker Stewart L. Woodford Brooklyn East Broad Street Bushnell Sherman Woodford Foraker Senator Foraker Columbus Glee Club A. W. Jones Watson Stewart L. Woodward Ingalls Harroy Kan John J. Ingalls Kansas Madison Square Garden Bryan

Bryan to Speak in Baltimore and St Louis

Chicago confirms national Democratic headquarters with Bryan set to speak in New York next two weeks He asserts Chicago was chosen by leaders not himself adding Baltimore and St Louis to the itinerary and pledges aid to Senator Gorman in Maryland campaign Breckinridge repudiates Chicago platform and seeks a third ticket in Lexington conventions proposed next Thursday.

Chicago Bryan Baltimore St. Louis Irvington-on-the-Hudson Jones Nebraska Germin Maryland Gorman Isryan Buffalo Erie Cleveland New York New England Breckinridge Lexington W. ©. P. Breckinridge Fayette County Louisville

Tanner Returns to Campaign Trail After Rest Stop

Chicago August 17 John J Tanner Republican nominee for governor surprised friends at the Great Northern by arriving unexpectedly. Once believed resting at Lake Geneva to recover from Quincy accident exhaustion he declares four days of inactivity sufficient and vows to resume campaigning. He admits lingering left lung pain and weak back but feels steadier on his feet and eager to move forward.

Hiinola Chicago John J. Tanner Iepublican Great Northern Lake Geneva Quincy Tanner Tam

Death Toll From Trolley Collision and Jefferson Kin

Yesterday a trolley collision killed John Clark and fatally injured Fred Jacky with five others severely hurt. Only the motorman escaped serious injury. In other news Mrs Ellen Wagler Harrison of Upper Brandon Virginia died here, a descendant of Thomas Jefferson, and the eldest living descendant of Jefferson’s line.

John Clark Fred Jacky Motorson Bartimons Ellen Wageler Harrison Upper Brandon Harrigan Thomas Jefferson Randolph Thomas Jefferson

The Two Russells May Recepter Incident In Owosso

The two Russell residents from Saginaw Street, George and Mrs Russell, were found with their throats cut in Owosso Michigan on August 17. Both are alive and expected to recover, with investigators noting mysterious circumstances surrounding the incident.

Owosso, Mich George Russell Saginaw. Street

Fire at Green Bay Planing Mill destroys lumber yard

A blaze at the Green Bay Planing Mill in Green Bay Wisconsin yesterday damaged the plate ing mill dry sheds and lumber. Loss estimated at 60000 with 13000 insured. Fire officials investigate cause and scope of damage.

Green Bay Wis Green Bay Planing Mill Company

Senator Thurston Denies Bryan Payroll Charge in Letter

In Omaha on August 17 Senator Thurston replies to Senator Stewart’s open letter. Thurston denies making the accusation that Bryan was on the payroll of the big silver producers. He says he only read an Chicago Chronicle editorial that stated it and that Bryan should respond if false.

Omaha Thurston Stewart Bryan Chicago Chronicle

East Ward School Burned by Lightning in Knoxville

East Ward school building struck by lightning and burned in Knoxville on August 17. Loss estimated between 3,000 and 4,000 dollars, insured for 8,000 dollars.

Knoxville East Ward

Democratic gold party names Watterson for president

Chicago August 17 Henry Watterson of Kentucky named for president by the Democratic gold party at Indianapolis convention. A northwestern man chosen for vice president. The inner circle in the sound money faction endorses the slate. John P. Hopkins corroborates the tip.

Chicago Henry Watterson Kentucky United States Indianapolis Democratic Gold Party John P. Hopkins Watterson

Wreck on Baltimore and Ohio Kills Three

In a wreck fifteen miles west of Parkersville W Va engineers Rumpf and Johnson and fireman Huffman were killed. Fireman Thompson brakeman Overly and Postal Organ were injured. Two tanks of oil destroyed by fire at Lima Ohio. Lightning started blaze. Loss about 100000. President Black to convene Democratic clubs at Louisville. 600 Adams Express workers strike in New York and Jersey City over wage cuts.

Baltimore and Ohio Parkersville W. Va Rumpf and Johnson Huffman Thompson Overly Postal Organ Lima Black Louisville Adams Express Company New York Jersey City Oceanic Win. Chis

Appeal to Court Over Wage Schedule Violations in Telegraph Branch

In a United States circuit court case J T Weybright and others representing the Order of Railway Telegraphers seek restoration of pay as fixed by a March 1894 conference under Judges Calwell and Riner. They allege unilateral wage cuts at several stations and aim to compel restoration and compensation, amid charges of anti union bias by company officials.

Oda United States J. T. Weybright M. Tudor I. Rosenbaum N. A. Smith Order Joint Protective Board Union Pacific System Calawell and Riner Rogers Benton Alda Boone Rockvills, Sr Rockville

Telegraphers oppose Union Pacific hospital tax

The telegraphers accuse Union Pacific of taxing 40 cents per month for hospital maintenance with no clear accounting and claim the company currently operates few if any Union Pacific hospitals. They allege about $100,000 is collected annually and argue the funds do not match benefits or proper hospital services. F J Gilliland and F R Dresback are named in the dispute. The petition will be submitted to the court today.

F. J. Gilliland F. R. Dresback Union Pacific

Aeronaut Dies In Fall From Parachute At Oak Cliff

Dallas reports Guy Borson an aeronaut killed while descending in a parachute when his umbrella struck an electric pole near a small elm, his neck dislocated and death instantaneous as he became hung between limbs high above the ground. Borson, new to the area, vanished from known history.

Dallas Guy Borson Oak Cliff Berson

Michigan thugs capture stock train robbers in Colorado

Four masked gunmen stopped a stock train near Bellevue eighteen miles west of Charlotte on a Saturday night. They looted the guards but were later captured by a posse and jailed in Charlotte. Names given: James O'Donnell Frank Wright Jed Marlow Frank Iddison. In Pueblo a steel works shutdown after the election threatens 20 million in losses and 800 to 1000 jobs. A separate wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande near Pueblo killed engineer Charles J. Vanport and fireman William J. Heppert with no serious injuries to passengers.

Charlotte Aug Chicago and Garand Bellevue Here James O'Donnell Frank Wright Jed Marlow Frank Iddison Prom da Tye Presto Colo California Express Denver and Bio Grande Pueblo Charles J. Vanport William J. Heppert Pieblo

Miners Strike for Cheaper Powder in Whatcheer

A mass meeting of miners at Whatcheer declares a strike to begin today. They demand a 25 cent per keg reduction in powder price, which is refused by operators.

Cebah Ramios Whatcheer

Fatal Collision of Fire Truck in BuyFaLo Aug 17

A fire truck from BuyFaLo collided during an incident on August 17 resulting in fatalities. Details are sparse in the brief OCR item.

BuyFaLo

Multiple discrepancies hint at a chaotic collision report

A garbled blend of maritime collisions, train wreck rumors, and political notes fills the page. Mentions Mt Cree sinking, a Chesapeake Ohio derailment, a failed switch, and a minor loss. plus appeals for uniform U.S. law, Washington Capitol footage claims, and assorted political and societal items. The piece includes names like Eugene AL Nektert and General Browsinid with speculative events and dates, all presented in a fragmented, breathless newspaper style.

Mt. Cree Chesapeake and Ohio Waslittzron Andy Mia United States Marmtoucu N.Y Eugene AL Nektert Capitol Washington General Gossler City National Bank San Anclo Tex Marquis of Salisbury Staturdiy Dover Cinque Ports Lord Russell of Killowen United Kingdom New York American Sar Association Ezar France Kansas S. A. Jacobs & Co Cleveland M. P. Mooney Henry Ward Beecher Thomas Ewing Sherman General Sherman Maryland

Train wreck kills log car hand in Milwaukee incident

A Chicago and Northwestern freight train derailed on the lake front yesterday. Joseph Turney was crushed to death under a load of logs. Thomas Holland of Willow Springs Illinois was injured.

Milwaukee Chicago and Northwestern Lake Front Joseph Turney Thomas Holland Willow Springs Llls

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McKinley Ayl Io Ianna Gotham Foun R. Tanner Aei Bill Sykes Judy Labor Union Carawell Aeronaut Juensey Crry Montgomery Hunt Vhroop St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church Michigan Cromptty Pceblo Bessemer Steel wodAfter Phe Colorado Godfrey Samuel Pitcher Patent Office Department of Pitcher Castoria Pitcher’s Castoria Freeport The Freeport Light and Fuel Company Star Clothing House Stephenson Street Brewster House North Carolina J. W. Miller Northwestern Ill
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