National Civic Forum Sets Sept Discussion on Money and Trains
The National Civic Association plans a week of talks starting in September focusing on money and trains. Leaders from both major parties and labor groups will participate in committees on programme and administration. Notable figures include Edward E. Sien and Willis J. Abbott with invited speakers from banking, industry, and labor who will debate money questions and transportation policy. The exact dates and speakers for the two money and transit sessions will be announced later.
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National Civic Ss
Sien
Edward Esien
National Republican Committee
Willis J. Abbott
National Democratic Perese
Ijoriy
Jacob G. Schurming
Theippine Commission
John Burpet
Siam
William Dude Poulke
Richmond
Indi
Samuel HW Snsky
Senaor
John GC. Spooner
Carl Schurz
Bourke Cockrai
Ured Ai Towne
Samu Gompers
Prom Ader
American Federation
Lara
Siegary
James G. Carliste
Ise Tl
Nebraska
Mene A
Warner
Wo Bimetallic League
Chirles & Thomas
Colorado
Hetury i
Firtine
Montana
George Fred Wil Hing
Boston
Thomas M. Patterson
Denver
Charles S. Harimin
Monran
Indiana Shows Up With 18 000 Democratic Majority
Indiana results indicate a Democratic margin of 18 000 in the state’s 1892 era polling. Republicans rally in frantic response as Democrat gains reshape political dynamics shown by committee briefings and electoral projections across counties.
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Indiana
Ndianapolis
Ind
Nerdqantas Fefay
Hernig
Stata Mediia
Colonal
Republian
Imre
Son
Bnis O
DAL Oga
Bryan Declines to Attend National encampment
William J. Bryan declines to be a visitor at the National encampment citing absence of President McKinley. He sends a message through Executive Director William Harper of the Soldiers and Sailors in Chicago explaining he cannot attend due to public meetings and proprieties. The local committee notes Bryan’s telegram expresses regret and thanks for the invitation.
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Wr. Bryan
A. RA
Trlaro
William J. Bryan
William Harper
Menena
McKatey
Bevan
Menange
TH. Harper
Stag
Chicago
McKinley
W. J. Bryan
Mure Iresaca
Brean
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Moabnonce
Harper
Captain Pilcher laments Bryan’s withdrawal from encampment
Captain L W Pilcher, chairman of the committee on mounting and decoration, said Mr. Bryan has taken a fair and beauty course in refusing to come to the encampment under the existing circumstances. We shall all regret he cannot be with us, but we must admire his attitude.
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L. Ww. Pilcher
Bryan
Gorman to Aid Bryan Campaign as East Leaders Rally
Ex Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland plans to become an active manager for William Jennings Bryan in the East. He predicts Bryan will win Maryland West Virginia and Delaware and carry New York, with West Virginia leaders alarmed by Republican maneuvering.
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Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Alt. Bryan
Bryan
Wwng
Mir. Bryan
Wort Virginie
Leaware
Laree
Stanitey
New York
Selister Gorhind
Mtoe
Provident
Bia Igediere
Aloot
Scotts
West Virginia
Phitiphler
Gorman
Hanna
Hartess
Bry- An
Jely Kutentisn
Theneath
Gormpli
Mari- Teod
Sport
Elkine
Scot
State Committee
Elkin
Richardson
Arran
Stevinsin
Senator Culberson Attacks McKinley Commissions Policy
Washington August 28 Senator Culberson of Texas denounces the administration policy of creating many commissions incurring hundreds of thousands in expense. He accuses the McKinley administration of patronage and waste, cites failure to provide detailed cost reports, and notes a senate resolution for transparency was ignored. The piece also mentions Louis B Rowley of the Lansing Daily Journal as a political figure in Michigan.
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Washington
Culberson
Texas
McKinley
Baer Pevn
Congress
Senate
Journal
Democratic clubs urged to form state associations nationwide
The piece describes M. F. Thm On and Burkeston urging Democratic clubs to unite into state associations, elect officers, establish headquarters, and coordinate campaigns ahead of the election. It outlines a proposed constitution, officer roles, conventions every four years, and plans to expand to 20,000 clubs, with notes on local political alignments and party dynamics.
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Hearst
M. FP
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Avioni
Editorial Endorses Bryan in Contested Presidential Contest
A Jengilly signed piece supports Bryan for president, praising his Indianapolis address as profound and patriotic. The editorial condemns the Philippine policy as masterful and unanswerable and lauds Bryan as a loyal democratic and eternally right figure.
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McKinley
Bryan
Indianapolis
Life-Long Republican to Back Bryan Ticket in Kansas
Samuel A. Kingmann former Kansas chief justice and lifelong Republican announced he will support W. J. Bryan and the Democratic ticket. He resigns from his long party service, saying the Republican Party has departed from its teachings.
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Topeka
Kan
Samuel A. Kingmann
Supreme Court of
Kansas
W. J. Bryan
Bla
Candler Nominated in Mississippi District Race
Memphis dispatch notes the First Mississippi congressional district nominates Hon. B. S. Candler to succeed Private Jobo Allen in a contest shaded by party dynamics and municipal coverage.
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Memphis
Tenn
Democrate
Mississippi
B. S. Candler
Campaign kickoff in Austin County at New Ulm barbecue
In Sealy Texas the Austin County campaign opened with a large New Ulm gathering. About 4000 attendees heard Jake Wolters and A Haldusek speak on democracy and opposition to militaristic rule. The event drew Bohemian and German voters and received strong applause for anti imperialist themes. Judge L W Moore also spoke, urging support for the administration’s policies.
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Sealy
Austin County
New Ulm
Vorge F
Burgess
Jake Wolters
A. Haldusek
Messrs
Hurgens
Haldusek
Legion
Ils
Boytoon
L. W. Moore
la Grange
Imperiallem
State Executive Committee Called to Meet in San Antonio
Terrell Texas August 2 The following list shows members of the Republican State Executive Committee called to meet in San Antonio Texas September 11 1900 to hear contests set a temporary toll for the next state convention and appoint temporary officers EB H Green Chairman Attest G W Johnson Secretary Numerous district members named with towns including Dallas Waco Houston Galveston Austin Corpus Christi and Fort Worth indicating broad regional representation.
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Terrell
Texas
San Antonio
EB. H. & Green
G. W. Johnson
Green
Pireusunte
G. Goria
Atlanta
J. A. Hurley
Sulphur Springs
T. Harris
Vainesville
Texapr
Il. E. Smith, Moultinney, Texan, Sixth Districct—#. R. Bluitt
Dallas
W. L. Dickson
Gilmor
Tix
PFF
Downie
Mareball
W. H. McDonald
Torrell
Marry Beck
Hillaboro
Texan
George M. Patton
Waco
Tia
J. A. Myers
Bryan
G. W. Burkitt
Puledtny
Texte
J. ¢. Fragier
Jaseper
Teade
A. White
Anerson
SiaTeenth
J. R. Hogan
Hellville
D. W. Wilson
Galveston
M. W. Stapleton
Vox Popull
W. E. Dwyer
Brenham
E. P. Wilmot
Austin
A. L. Maynard
Lockhart
F. R. Willams
Victoria
J. W. Duret
Corpus Christi
E. H. Terrell
Joseph Twendy
Knickerbocker
W. BH. McCain
Dublin
Harry Harris
Gatesville
Te Texas
Sseniy Pea Eintellece Sie McManta
Baird
Platriot
Otis T. Bueron
Wichita Falls
John B. Hawley
Fort Worth
Jonn H. Schmitz
Denton
Gilmer Democrats Plan County Club Organization Meeting
Upshur County politics report shows county chairman J. G. Hill calling the Democratic executive committee to meet in Gilmer on September 4. The aim is to outline a plan to organize Democratic clubs across the county amid limited opposition and strengthen party structure.
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Democrata
Gillmer
Texas
Ounty
J. G. Hill Hee
Democratic Executive Comitee
Gilmer
Early campaign plans noted for Bryan Stevenson tour
A 20 year old figure, famed locally, heads from Fort Worth toward Mineral Wells to rest two weeks before a northern campaign. The speaker defers comment on campaigning in the North and East and on recalling the state convention. He expects Bryan to win the presidency and backs three constitutional amendments in Texas. After two weeks he resumes campaigning northward.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Hryan
Stevenson
Hoge
Campaign Opens as Democrats Rally in Texas
Secretary McLamore of the State Democratic Executive Committee returned from a tour of the Tenth and Twelfth districts reporting promising prospects. He said state headquarters will be in San Antonio and that a vigorous campaign will begin around September 1, aiming to surpass prior efforts.
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Austin
Texas
McLamore
State
Democratic Executive Committee
San Antonio
Waller Burhane Heads County Democratic Convention
The county Democratic gathering met to organize for the senate and legislature and to appoint delegates to their respective conventions. Waller T. Burne was selected for the state, A. Tompiting for the legislature, and Thompson and York for district attorney roles. Speakers included R. C. De Graffenreid, A. Le Foaly, Being Boyd, and John L. Sheppard.
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Senate
Jen. Waller T. Burne
Tate
Wolle Thompson
D. York
Democratic Mally
Young Men form Democratic club in Avslin Texas
Avslin residents held a court house meeting to organize a Young Men’s Democratic club with aims to carry Travis county for Bryan and Stevenson this year and boost county participation in state and district conventions. Delegates to a Burnt Lake precinct county convention supported WoC. Jord for congress and other local leaders.
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Avslin
Texan
Court House
Travis County
Bryan
Strevenson
Jones
Congress
Richmond
Texas
Burnt Lake
Woc
Jord
Galypaton
McEkachin
Dh MeCube
Konia Provinet
Bailey to Speak in Texas Tour Through August
Hon J W Bailey begins a Texas speaking tour visiting Golvertom and Tallis, Augudt t. He plans a speech at Loonvillé in Gon zalon county, then Galveston, and is announced as the orator for Weber day celebrations there.
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Vatley
Golvertom
Tallis
Texas
J. Wi Bailey Lenvon
South Texas
Down
Loonvillé
Gonzalon County
Galveston
Dubinski Electric Company Sells Business Interest in San Antonio
The Dubinski Electric company, a firm based in San Antonio, Texas, filed for assignment in the county clerk’s office. The company’s officers are William Keller president and Benjamin Dubinski secretary. At a meeting the board unanimously agreed to place the business in the hands of an assignee. The record notes August 30. The note mentions Theopold M. Michael as treasurer.
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San Antonio
Texas
Dubinski Electric Company
Thin Chy
Manele
Habiittica
Theopold M. Michael
William Keller
Benjamin Dubinsk
Bellow Wollendey
Annesignee
Waelder to Have Private Bank Under A. G. Storno
A. G. Storno, long linked with J. A. Lander & Co, plans to open a private bank at Waelder. He traveled to Houston to buy fixtures and expects to begin operations soon. Also note: Chattel mortgage foreclosure in Jefferson of $510.04 on retail grocer J. D. Bhackelford by Marshall Wholesale Grocery company with A. C. Alexander as trustee.
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Hawk
Waelder
Yoakum
Texas
A. G. Storno
J. A. Lander & Co
Carbler
Houston
Nebessary
Byai- Rene
Jefferson
J. D. Bhackelford
Marshal Wholesale Grocery Company
A. C. Alexander
Marghal
Weems Files Bankruptcy Petition in Calverton Court
William Z Weems of Angleton filed a petition in bankruptcy in the U S court at Calverton last evening. His listed liabilities were about 4504 dollars and 680 dennis though details were not fully stated in the filing.
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Calverton
Texas
William Z Weems
Angleton
Petiion
United States
Dennis
Petition filed in Dankruptc v. Austin Texas
A bank Tupley petition was filed in federal court yesterday evening by & Wohlebd of Cameron seeking debts of 25508 dollars and 6250 dollars with 2250 dollars claimed as exempt.
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Dankruptc
Austin
Texas
By & Wohlebd
Cameron
Fire destroys workshop and bee gums in Glypts area
Fire in northern Glyphts area near Farmersville Texas August 30 damaged a workshop and several bee gums owned by W. T. Pryor and caused some damage to his residence. The origin of the fire is not known. The loss is not stated.
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Farmersville
Texas
W. T. Pryor
Grand Army of the Republic Selects Denver for 1901 Encampment
Major Rassieur elected Commander in Chief by acclamation at the 34th annual Grand Army encampment. Officers named include Leo Rassieur St Louis Senior Vice Commander K C Millien Portland Me Junior Vice Commander Frank Seaman Knoxville Tenn Surgeon General John A Viking Delta Ohlo Chaplain in Chief Rov A Drahms San Quentin Cal. Meeting outlines social events and pension debates plus the Woman's Relief Corps reports and reforms. Denver chosen for next annual encampment.
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Leo Rassieur
St. Louis
K. C. Millien
Portand
Frank Seaman
Knoxville
Tenn
John A. Viking
Delta
Ohlo
Rov
A. Drahms
San Quentin
Cal
Chicago
Doline
Denver
Grand Army of the Republic
Fegeption Commilitea Tholides
Wxourelins
Pattlote Gongerta
Ute Dirks
Commanier Ta
Congress
Court of Appeals
Harat
Otto
Afieera
Minv
Clara Barton
Sthortaing
Red Crony Society
Dotver
Annie
Converesce on Cotton Yarns in New York Conference
The Southern Cotton Spinners' Association committees met in private at Lafayette House to discuss improving the cotton yarn market amid strained relations between spinners and commission men. No outcome details will be released until the conference ends, likely after the week.
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New York
Ti Wa
Mayor to Be Impeached In Atlanta Turmoil
City council votes to impeach Mayor Jamon G. Woolward following a pattern of alleged immoral acts and public drunkenness. The corporation attorney was instructed to draft a bill of impeachment with trial set for next Tuesday morning. Several councilmen abstained, and earlier efforts to table the measure failed by a large margin.
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Atlanta
Ariblea
Jamon G. Woolward
General Council
A. Miovenie Impexehment
Harter's Iron Tonic Featured In Health Appeal
A distressed reader cites Dr Harter's Iron Tonic as a powerful blood purifier and tonic. The testimonial notes improvements in energy and strength after one bottle, urging trust in the remedy as a general iron tonic and purifier.
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DR Harter
Dealina
Texas
Dod
Dr. Harter
Ly Cook
Lexington
African American council adopts resolution on lynching and migration
The National Afro-American Council in Indianapolis elects officers and approves a resolution praising President Roosevelt for opposing lynching. It also urges orderly migration of Black citizens from congested South cities to West lands to aid agricultural development. Delegates spoke against the resolution as protests rose. Hooker T Washington of Alabama is slated to speak tomorrow.
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Indianapoatia
Tag
National
Afrio-American Council
United Sistes
Stil Iw
Im Ornier
Provident Moinley
Jordan Chavin
Linois
Staten Hau Ston
Polk
Wallers
McGhee
Hooker T Washington
Alabama
Rival of the sugar trust in new Cuba land play
The Limited Fruit Company, owning about 600,000 acres near Cape Nipe, emerges as a potential rival to the sugar trust. It orders twenty eight ton plantation engines from the Baldwins for Cuban operations as the trust tightens market control while American Sugar Refining plans expand through Cuba and nearby lands.
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New York
Aueast
Limited Fruit Company
Vane
Assurioan Sugar Refining Company
Cuba
Werner
Two Women and a Girl Killed in Kentucky Dining Room
Shota fired into the dining room at the home of Jamon Barnett on Howard's creek killing Mrs Barnett an aged woman her 12 year old daughter and Mrs James Benneth The latter's bushes James Mone nett je being
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jJackenn
Shota
Jamon Barnett
Howard's Creck
Mra. Barnett
James Benneth
James Monenett
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