American Bi metallic Union Endorses Democratic Ticket
The American Bi metallic Union urges support for the Democratic ticket and platform, referencing William Jennings Bryan and A J Warner. Officers announce an address urging concord across parties, calling for unity in the bimetallic cause and a rally in St Louis.
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Memphis
Henge
William Jennings Bryan
American Bimetallic Union
Prest
A. J. Warner
Obie
R. C. Bier
Save Committee of the Union
Umittee Ork
America
Baltic Unies
Herons
O. D
Gokl
Ion
PLC
Chicago
St. Louis
Randler
Miller
Merrill
J. B
Bryan Bryan and Sewall named for national tickets
In Madison Square Garden New York Bryan and Sewall will be formally notified of their nominations for president and vice president. The notification meeting at the Palmer house organized the Democratic National committee and elected Senator James Jones of Arkansas as chairman with plans for an early campaign launch.
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Sewall
New York
Jones
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
William J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Palmer House
Senator White
California
H. L. Blake
Wyoming
Oll
Democratic Committee
Stone
Missouri
Pascoe
Florida
Harrity
Africa
Jas. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
8. P. Sheerin
Indiana
Executive Committee Members Named in Record
Grant of executive committee H F Bartine of executive committee George E Rowen secretary are listed as officers.
TAMMANY WILL NOT BOLT
New York report states W C Whitney and party back home from Chicago with no comment yet. Tammany delegates from Chicago arrive and voice quiet optimism. Sulzer and Purroy insist no bolt will happen though the ticket and platform draw criticism.
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New York
W. C. Whitney
Chicago
Whitney
Tammany
Sulzer
McClelan
Henry D. Purroy
Sewall Praised by Maine Business Leader as VP Nominee
Edgar G. Jones of Bohea Importing Co Baltimore extols Arthur Sewall as Maine’s leading business figure and shipowner with a vast fleet. Jones notes Sewall’s stance, courage, and long anti slave Democrat loyalties while predicting strong Maine support in the campaign.
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Denver
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Edgar G. Jones
Bohea Importing Company
Baltimore
Maine
Mr. Jones
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
San Francisco
Tacoma
Liverpool
Tom Reed
New England States
Yellow Fever Strikes Cuban Army Amid Panic
Advices from Cuba report a yellow fever panic within the Spanish army as fatalities rise. In Santiago de Cuba 4,500 soldiers occupy hospitals with Major General Linares critically ill. Weyler orders new trocha hospitals and Spain-supplied doctors as Matanzas and Havana contend with high mortality and growing patient loads.
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Key West
Pla
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Linares
Trocha
Avelas
Weyler
Spain
Matanzas
Havana
Pinar Rio
Escaped From Chile Crosses Mountains by Muleback
W M Lugg, a San Francisco private detective, fled Chile amid U S tensions after the Baltimore sailors killings. He traveled into Argentina on muleback, then to Chicago where polluted water harmed his kidneys. Relief came only after using Williams Pink Pills, which restored his urinary control. He credits the pills with curing neuralgic pain and kidney weakness and notes continued improvement after completing treatment. Williams Pink Pills are sold by druggists or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady N Y 50 cents a box or six for $2.60.
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San Francisco Examiner
United States
Chili
Baltimore
W. M. Lugg
Crocker
San Francisco
Cal
Mr. Luge
Argentine
Chicago
Williams
Dr. Willams
Elvira’s Readings Rattle Guests at Graduation Night
In a Washington Star item a couple recalls Elvira reading aloud and discussing essays and books. The old woman questions Elvira about graduation day while the husband praises her vast knowledge and doubts only her culinary skills.
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Elvira
Washington Star
Educate Your Daughters At Sacred Heart Academy
An academy ad invites parents to enroll daughters at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in St. Joseph Missouri. It touts attractive grounds healthful locality thorough teaching and reasonable terms. Five month session costs 115 payable in advance includes tuition boarding washing languages library and physician’s fee. Next session begins Sept 1 1895. For information contact Mother Superior.
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Academy of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph
St. Joseph, Mo
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