Samuel Stone of Lake Michigan finds heart cure relief
Samuel Stone of Gram Lake Michigan reports severe heart distress with palpitations and shortness of breath before using Dr Miles New Heart Cure. After one bottle he felt improved and continued to gain strength, declaring himself cured after months of lifelong cardiac worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Stone Gram Lake
Mich
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Dr. Miles
Political Comment on Bryan and Convention Dynamics
A string of editorials critiques populist and Democratic figures, warning against Bryan and the Chicago convention’s influence. It disputes party platform aims, condemns financial interests, and argues for a stable Republican path, citing state loyalties and historical missteps to urge decisive leadership.
Fusion Divides Democrats and Populists Over Chicago Ticket
A long analysis of factional splits within the Democratic and Populist camps outlines plans for possible fusion or separate tickets at Chicago. Leaders like Lewelling Patterson and Senator Jones clash over aims, with Populists fearing loss of influence if Bryan is not endorsed. Debates touch on silver, gold standards, and the party’s future across states from the West to the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hones
Sewall
Loris
Daly
Lewelling
Renate Allen
Nebranskal
Gene
Davie
Texas
Paul Vandervort
Nebraska
Frank Norbett
Mississippi
Rach Ficthin
Bryan
Elaine
Lord
Missouri
Pwo
Pantin
Uke Lewelling
Kanes and Patterson
Colorado
Bryan Ia
Ted
Tira
Suth
Pacific Coast
California
Laclale
Wetsen
Chicago
Yesters
Brean
Hood
South
Thay
Chabemean Jones
Hrgan
North Carolina
Minnesota
Tate
Republican campaign plans unfold with Hanna leadership
July reports from Chicago indicate Mark Hanna arriving to open the Republican national headquarters as the executive committee weighs various innovations. Attendees include Senator Thurston and Payne, with discussions on western outreach, free silver sentiment, and campaigns in Minnesota and Nebraska led by Burrows and Harr. A separate silver Republicans address pledges support for Bryan and Sewell, urging gold and silver standard proponents to back the ticket despite differing views on other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyles Creade
Mark Hanna
Chicago
Executive
Hanna
Senator Thurston
Allerton
Durbin
Perry Lee
John KR Tanner
Senea VK Mason
Hua
Western Committee
Hanns
Payne
Durtin
Leland
West
Northwest
Minnesota
Nebraake
Burrows
Roswell G. Harr
Cleveland
Henry G Payne
McKinley
Mit
Mack Hanna
Bryan
Desxver
Teller
Manitou
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Cannon
Utah
Boston
Siiners
Messrs
Bryan and
Sewell
Congress
Itie
H. M. Toller
Fred T. Dubais
Lee Mantle
Charles 5. Hartman
Folger Wilton
Johan F. Shafruth
A. M Stevenson
Illinois Mélange Pracetine Happenings at Camp Lincoln
Governor Altgeld visited Camp Lincoln with ten aides as he dined with adjutant general and women guests in general headquarters. Brigadier General Andrew Welch of Aurora led the First Brigade. the governor left for Chicago to attend his cousin and law partner John W Lanehart's funeral. The First Brigade broke camp and headed toward Chicago. the Second Brigade under Brigadier General Jones H. Barkley would follow within hours after the First's departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincols
Altwell
Camp Lincoln
Andrew Welch
Aurora
Chicago
John W. Lanehart
Eare
Jones H. Barkley
Piret
Altgeld
Lewis J. Kemp
Hoopeston
Francis Jacoba
Sterling
Desplaines River
Tnelack
J.W. Lanehart
Hinois
Democratic State Central Committees
Kenwood
Gormally & Jeffery Manufacturing Company
Bia
First National Bank of
Robinson
Capital
Louis Larose
Sangamon
Triopolis
Lils
DASTARD'S DOINGS AT ROCKFORD Kills Wife Then Kills Self
A jealous man named James French murdered his wife on Win heligo street, shot two bystanders who aided her, then fled toward the river and killed himself after being pursued by hundreds. He was pulled from the water, possibly alive. Other items note a poisoning scare in Bloomington and various local incidents including arson threats, a double tragedy in Kingston, and miscellaneous state notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvors
James French
Winheligo Street
O Ro
Jacob Denonan
Crawfordville
Ind
Sergeant Meagher
Chicago Avenue
Chicago
Frank Rollowitch
Ics
Henry Johnson
Nero
Hyde Park
Frank Barnes
Atchison, Kas
Charles Raymond
Woodbury
A. A. Hube
South Bend
Archibald Askew
Arthur Callahan
Kingston, Ill
McDonald
Webster City
Richard D. Foltz
M.S. Quay
JULY MARKETS AND WIDE-RANGING REPORT FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Market notes show on call money at 2 percent and Mercantile paper around 40554 percent with sterling steady. Board of Trade quotes for Wheat Corn and Oats include July to December futures with modest gains and losses. livestock prices in St Louis and Chicago reflect varied demand. Local incidents recount drownings, fires, accidents and crimes, with partial casualty tallies and upcoming municipal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Financial
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Board of Trade
Sige
Gige
Séige
Seige
Stige
Imac
Itmjc
Ex Governor Russell Found Dead in Camp at Grand Pabos
Ex Governor William H. Russell of Massachusetts was found dead in his fishing camp on July 17 near Grand Pabos Quebec. He had been accompanied by his brother and Fo Peabody of Boston. The camp on the Little Pabos river was where they fished all day and Russell slept alone. Confirmation came after wires and reports spread. a telegram to his brother said death likely from heart disease. Russell was buried in Cambridge on July 21 with a large crowd and notable attendees including President Cleveland.
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Lew
Chicago
Mandite
Curenda
Detroit
Michael Monahan
James Willians
James Dempsey
John Orme
Alae Williama Mie
Jon Orne
Jose Thames
Monahan
Williams
Orne
Pontiac Reformatory
Orme
Pontirac
Stevenson Valve Company
New York
Bssault Company
Christopher Schrage
Jefferson Street
Edward H. Staith
Fifty First Street
Cottage Groveavenue
Alfred Alias
Sleepy" Burke
Joseph Gordon
Keil Sullivan
Sullivan
New York Biscuit Company
Burke
Serant Sauer
Smith
Williven B. Muesetl
Catlerolt
Boston
Willam HK. Russell
Massachusetts
St. Adelaide
Grand Pabes
Quebec
Russell
Fo Peabody
Little Pabos River
Joseph B. Russell
Harry E Russell
Canada
RF. Dutton
Cambridge
Mass
Cleveland
Fire destroys Chicago car barns. three men die
Chicago July 20 fire at Chicago City Railway car barns destroys 154 cars and 14 horses, with loss estimated 400000 to 500000. Three workers trapped in ruins die later, named Patrick J. Martin, William L. Elwell, and Frank Crosby. Injured signal a toll from the blaze and nearby buildings saved only with effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Turn
Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
Tive
Samuel Sullivan
Cottage Grove Avenue
Langley Avenue
Patrick J. Martin
William L. Elwell
Frank Crosby
Royal Ruby Port advertised for invalids and aged
An old advertisement promotes Royal Ruby Port as pure, aged wine beneficial for invalids and convalescents. It contrasts with adulterated wine sold by the gallon and claims quality comes from age and purity. Bottles are sold only, by Wm. Hogan, with emphasis on quarter and pint sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hogan
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Metter
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Maine
Chicago Chronicle
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Dr Ray
Win Hogan
Wisconsin
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Durand
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Heavens
Minn
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Virginia
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Dave F. Hogers
Union County
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Smylth
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Jobin C. Hea
Egypt
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Taylor
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Richard Mallerd
Charles, Smith Alles
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Germany
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Filemaker
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Chamberlain
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A. Miller
Cass Williams
Little Rock
Willams
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Michigan Avenue
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Rey Makion Rose
Charles S. Farts
Kansas City
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Independence
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Hamilton Giese
Jesiivs K Siofhi
Pottsville
Evisua Burdick
Madison, Wis
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Adams St
Kixsunpy
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Tockrell'a Es Pons
Thares
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Roscoe
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Rochesten
N. Y
Arthur Cleveland Coxe
Western
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Buffalo
Berlin
Clayton
Nevadada Co
Ark
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Eureka Chemical and Mfg. Co
la Crosse
PH. Mannony
P. Church
Clayton, Ark
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Toston
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Louis
Gradke
Jennie
Eli Will
Lumber City
de Witt
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Kaine
Pinois
Centralia
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Dacob
DeWitt
Lien
Hogan
Wa. Hogan
Parisia
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Miss
Pitcher’s Castoria
Rr & Temple of
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Fr. Whitney
P&t. A. Gon
St. Padi Minn
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Cire
Tree
Royal Medicine CO
Worideh
Chmago
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Carty
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Lakota
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St Pont
Cree
Patie
Chicago and Council
Alvifs
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Kaw
Racine
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Eatn
Savanna
Kirkland
M. M
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Caland Fra
Minnetonka
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A. Wolf
the Exchange Bank
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Davin Wor
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C. Kowanp
Amos Wolf
Notary Public
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Cash
RST National Bank Capital
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Hegeman
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K. Chisholm
J Scott Snively
D.C. Tusell
Ee i Taylor
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Peters
Lanark, IL
C. W. Middlekauff
G&g
Exchange Bank
Levi T. Bray
P. O
J. T, Jacobs
Justice OF the Peace
Post Offics
West Side Bly
HN & Surg
Mohan Hoe
Warnerful
Peter Horner
W.W. R. Roose
Lanark, N
H. Reid Staley
J. R. Snively
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Scriner’ Barn
A. Brooke
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Ari
Albert Stephens
Ivanhoe Camp
A .A
Hall 5
Gaunt
Cyto. Lampart
Rock Creek
Rhodes
dTescens
Lee
A.J. LaMpeni
N. Ge
Independence Lodge No. 363
Castle Hat
Strickler
Frank Yeager
Kana OG
A.M. Powell
Devils Lake
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Burlington
Sanda
Hexpr
Gong East
Shily
Lee Sanda
Wroughton
Milledgeville
Pally
Uckets
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Chadwick Station
Hace Pt S
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