Hobart Accepts Nomination for Vice President
The Republican nominee Mr Hobart has issued a formal acceptance letter urging sound money and a tariff to develop industry. He defends the gold standard and warns against free silver, arguing it would harm debt holders savers and the national economy.
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Arreta
Hobart
Republic
United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Republican Party
Jisnelf
Treasury
Thia
Eo Audh
Mars
Alwara
Chicago
Provident
Aumelus
Ihehiengo Platrosa
Department of Agriculture
Amd
McKinsey
Bose
Or -Industrien
Abrabatydino
Fey Volrerant Consank
Gilver
Papar
Banda
Hr Angther Hinathova Siifeeman
Pioneer Flyer Lilienthal and the dream of flight
The article notes Lilienthal as the first to fly a machine for short distances and discusses future attempts by inventors despite dangers like fractured spines and broken necks. It cites Prof. Proctor predicting humans may learn to fly as naturally as swimming.
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Lilienthal
Proctor
Cyclone Hits Paris in Violent Thursday Storm
A tornado swept over Paris at 2 30 in the afternoon causing two deaths and several precarious conditions. The storm damaged the Pont Neuf Place du Castelet and several landmarks while flooding cellars across the city. Public fright and debris disrupted streets as the Paris de Justice building suffered shattered windows and roof damage.
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Paris
Florel Dieu
Pont Neuf
Place du Castelet
Observatoire
Tour St. Hacque
Parxis de Justice
Rue de Harley
Mrs Cleveland's Fall Hat A Green and Brown Ensemble
A Washington milliner prepared an autumn hat for Mrs. Cleveland. Pale green straw with brown dot knots and grass. One side trimmed with brown and cream faffeta bows. the other with snowdrops in green leaves. Lace back. Mrs. Cleveland ordered small hats for girls with forget me nots.
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Minda
Washington
Cleveland
Ineps Af Eich
Amasas
Fusion in Iowa Delivers Democratic Electoral Ticket
A fusion of the Towa Populiat State convention nominates Gen. J B Weaver and Colace Boies for electors at large as part of the Democratic slate in Ottumwa. The fusion is declared complete with no opposition. Weaver insists nonemployees cannot vote for McKinney and delegates outline party goals and leadership.
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Towe Populigio
Deg Moiner
Afr. Lloyd
People’s Party
Fragmented Miscellany From A Distant Page
A jumble of brief items notes Mibot arriving in New York from Paris and Dullard’s fatal accident at a Muncie sawmill. A Texas fever like disease is reported near Wilton Junction Iowa with a quarantine. San Francisco officials invite Li Hung Chang through the Chinese consul. An Odessa dispatch reports a Moscow electrician seeking a London test of a new telephone discovery via the Atlantic cable. Captain A. B. Cook, U S N, dies at 60 in Paris, once serving under Farragut and Porter. his 1859 ordnance department role and later naval ranks are noted with Chwaprrstown, N Y cited as birthplace.
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M. Alexander Felix Joseph Mibot
France
New York
Paris
Joseph Dullard
Moody & Sons
Muncie
Ind
Wilton Junction
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Sutro
San Francisco
Li Hung Ghang
Odessa
London Daily ‘News
Moscow
Kildeschewsky
London
Atlantic
A. B. Cook
Paria
Farragut
Porter
Department of Ordnance
Naval Academy
Tle
Chwaprrstown, N. V
Crowds Cheer Bryan After Sunday Church Visit
Large crowds gathered in St Louis as William Jennings Bryan left a Presbyterian church after services. Police, led by Col Martin, cleared a packed church and escorted him to a carriage amid cheers and handshakes from the crowd.
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Willam J. Bryan
Presbyterian
St. Louis
Brean Almight
Martin
Ivan Lmifely
Hoteh
Col. Martin
Gold Men at Louisville Notify Democratic Ticket in 1892
The Louisville rally honored the party for President and Vice President with Gen. John M. Palmer and Col. John Fellows named for second and top spots. Senator Daniel Caffery spoke, while messages from Cleveland and party leaders urged unity and gold standard loyalty.
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Tinahin
W. D. Byrom
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Secretarica Eacligle
Francis
Tanto
Cockran Delivers Address to Record Chicago Audience
Bourke Cochran of New York spoke at the Chicago Auditorium under the Tlowest Money League. Despite a 3500 capacity and 4100 tickets applied for an overflow meeting at Battery D drew crowds unable to reach the main hall.
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Bourke Qockran
New York
Chicago
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Mexico
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Aece Tde
Truiam
Ita
Great Britain
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Etic
Wien
Bemodaia
Assam
Garret
Pat Amd Ita
Lowa
Constantinople
The
London Times
Lord Roseberry
Henry Asquith
Lord Rosebury
Asquith
Porte
Gryan
Loniea
Louisville
Senator Caffery
Gen. Palmer
Cogeran
Gan
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