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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1896

Page

2

Democratic convention turmoil shadows 1896 race

Contested convention entries and fierce debate over silver policy dominate coverage as Bland and Hill vie for temporary chair, while dark horse candidates including Bland, Bryan, and Teller swirl amid party splits. Delegates face a storm of caucus plans, platform fights, and possible later convening.

Corot Eaton Blinnie Willan J. Bryan The Platte Adlai Stevenson John K. McLein Ohio Joe Blackburn Senator White California Hid James E Campbell Oho Penmeyer Oregon Joe Sibley Pennsylvania Peller St. Louis Town Bland Iowa Onth Silver Democrats Michigan Stiten Bolt Vilver Tariff Altgeld Tillman Vlegeland National Committee Senator Hill Hill Daniel Harrity Cantor United States Murphy New York Bates Alabama Flower Whitney

Lew Wallace Hissed At Grand Army Meeting

Lafayette July 6 General Lew Wallace drew a hostile reaction by attacking the administrations pension policy and denouncing President Cleveland’s election as a historic blunder. He criticized monuments to Confederates, including Jefferson Davis, and was hissed by part of the crowd. The Tennessee soldiers’ home dedication followed, with Col. P Dehort delivering the keynote and Governor Matthews presiding.

Cleveland Lafayette Ceneral Lew Wal Lhew Grand Army Allthatic Hoke Smith Jefferson Davis Cernor Matthews Wallace Tadianas State Colony P. Dehort Woleye James E. Carnahan Board of Trustees Matthews King Walkes Walker Caylor Haveeen Toronto Emry Mille Sadorus

Riots, shootings and militia in Cleveland strike clash

In Cleveland a Brown works strike escalated into rioting as police chased crowd near Willson avenue and Bailey road. A nonunion man, Albert Saunders, killed striker William Hetger with a pistol shot after being attacked by stones. Saunders was arrested as mob violence surged and militia arrived to restore order.

Ocurveland Brown Worsting Company Somanton Willson Avenue Bali Fred W. Hearn W. J. O'Neil Neil Frank Coopenhecker Hearn Brown Works Albert Saunders Cave School of Applied Science Prospect Street Brown Company Hamilton Street William Hettger Hettger Hoadley Street Bettger Milwaukee Baseball Club Gibbons Young Saunders Bishop Babcock Company Saunders Fle Patrollman Gibbons McKinnon Abbott Whitney Fifth Regiment Shishop- Babcock Cleveland City Guards Company F Detective Sprosty Rettger Liebich

Market Signals and Global News In One Summer Page

The column blends New York market quotes with a wide array of late 19th century items. It covers money on call, mercantile paper rates, sterling, government bonds, and commodity quotes in wheat corn oats and lard. It also reports stockyard prices, weather, and a long list of sensational regional notices, crimes, and notable deaths.

New York Financial New Yoas Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange United States Chicago Grain and Practice

Notoriuin Outlaw and Thirteen Others Escape Jail

A jail break in the United States prison freed fourteen of fifty-nine inmates led by Bill Doolin and Dynamite Dick. They seized guards, escaped cages, and urged others to flee. A posse led by Bill Tilgham pursued the escapees. Separate items report Republican Silver League organizing in Torera and coinage data from the Philadelphia mint.

Notoriuin Gurinim Prie Omer United States Bill Doolin Dynamite Tick Dalton Gang Dynamite Dick Charlea Montgomery Jim Winek Walt McClain Bill Critendon Ed Lawrence George Liane Phillips Henry Irvin Bill Jones C. O. Nix Lee Killiam William Beck Asfe Doolin Schofield Rahals Bill Tilgham

Illinois Melange of Happenings and Tragic News

A condensed weekly roundup from Hillstone and surrounding towns reports a mother and child burned to death in Donnellson after self immolation. a mysterious death rumor in Toronto. McKinley visits with Hobart and large civic groups. a stock dealer's suicide in Lanark. Quincy hosts Southwestern Rowing finals with South Side club winning. a fatal ball game in Bustsews. Peoria directory figures and state notes include hydrophobia death, a mine accident, and weathering Fourth of July fires. several public notices, ads, and medical remedies accompany the miscellany.

Bustling patent medicine tale touts Baco-Curo cure

A long promotional piece extols Baco-Curo as a safe vegetable cure for tobacco addiction. It promises a Berlin physician formula, a guaranteed complete quit after three boxes, and refunds with interest. It cites testimonials, lists multiple brands, and touts other remedies and salves as similarly effective, in an overtly salesy era-healthcare voice.

Berlin Clayton, Nevadada Co Ark Eureka Chemical and Mfg. Co la Crosse Wis PH. Marervry C. P. Church Clayton, Ark Eureka Heston Mass

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