Kansas Agitator Dispatches From Garnett and More
A sprawling, dated digest notes assorted items from Kansas and beyond. It mentions Garnett and Chicago aldermen, price increases by the diamond trust, and municipal representatives. It recalls suicides in Maine and New York, a fat Brooklyn traveler surviving two hours in water, and a New Jersey disturbance case. It also references Dublin filibustering moving to Boston, Cuban threats with dynamite, and Weyler dispatches as the rebellion persists.
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Charles Grinwold
Walnaman
Brooklyn
Long Island
Norwich
Dublinsn Enthielasts
New York
Boston
Blager City
Havana
Venezuelan exhibition deal aims to boost American goods
EB A Plumacher reports to the state department that Venezuela contracted with William Harper for a permanent American goods exhibition in Caracas with their own building after exhibitions in Valencia Ciudad Bolivar and Maracaibo. The aim is to let Venezuelans inspect American wares and compare them with European products to boost trade.
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EB. A. Plumacher
Uaited
Maracalba
State Department
Venezuela
William Harper
Philadelphia Museume
American Manufacturing Association
Caracas
Valencia
Ciudad
Bolivar
Maracaibo
Bryan and Watson Clinch Populist Nominations in St Louis
The Populist convention in St Louis nominated William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska as presidential candidate with 1,042 votes amid tumult and factional turbulence. Thomas B Watson of Georgia was named for vice president after debates over mail telegrams and Democratic pressures. The six hour session featured clashes, rival rallies, and a wave of speeches supporting Bryan’s nomination.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Ennichdain
Jones
Sewall
View
Thomas B Watson
Georgia
Accondaigce
West Virginia
Ay Neyao
Mr. Trryan
Henry K. Galt
New York
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Tate
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Uryon
Texas
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Tancom
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Pary
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Nations Democratic Committee
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Waterlon
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Hi Hrgan
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Ranson
Seneator Hitler
Nerv Carwling
Vols
Old North
Skinner
Malon
Torrenta Ct
Tom Watson
Howard
Arthur Sawail
Hrrun
Om Wateon
We A.harris
Sewall Ie
Frank Doster
Kansas Nation
Hurrie
Sam Watson
Vicorgia
Irvan
Watson
Moses
New Jersey
Mr. Chase
Stewart
Nevada
Colorado
Vice Presidency Turn in Populist Convention Chaos
Georgia's Thomas Watson wins the Populist nomination for vice president after a late night, partisan struggle with Sewall. The convention, held in St Louis, sees Bryan supporters push a midwestern split while debates over platform and railroad ownership dominate.
Hearne Defamation Verdict In San Diego Case
In San Diego California on July 2 the jury in the Hearne case found for the plaintiff with damages listed as $0 007 The suit ties to a San Francisco Chronicle article by its San Diego correspondent alleging Hearne’s complicity in the murder of Anos J Stillwell at Hannibal Missouri in December 1658 The article led to Hearne’s indictment and acquittal later exposure shows broader cabinet resignation rumors involving Hake Smith secretary of the Interior.
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San Dizao
Cal
Hearne
de J.C Hearne
Thin City
M. A. DeYoung
Roprietor
San Francisco Chronicle
Hunt
San Diego
Sone
Anos J. Stillwell
Hannibal
Hoke Staith
New Yonn
Washington
Ayn Hake Smith
Ie South
Populist Platform Adopted at National Convention 1808
The platform proclaims the people’s sovereignty and aims to restore constitutional control away from corporate monopolies. It demands legal tender backed by the government, public ownership of key railways, and opposition to private central banking while calling for income redistribution and national defense measures. The text asserts a transition toward home rule and national independence from European influences.
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