Silver their battle gay in Ohio silver convention
The Democratic state convention in Columbus was a memorable event focused on free silver and unity. Horace L. Chapman emerged as governor nominee with McLean-backed support, while Welty and Sorg faded. The ticket included Chapman for governor, Melville D. Shas for lieutenant governor, Spriggs for supreme judge, Dore for attorney general, Wilen for state treasurer, Degnan for public works, and Hurd for school commissioner.
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Columbus
Ohio
William J. Bryan
R T. Hough
McLean
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Chapman
Welty
Sorg
Com Promise
Hough
MccLean
Colin R. McLean
Horace L. Chapman
Melville D. Shas
J. P. Spriggs
W. H. Dore
James F. Wilen
Board of Public Works
Peter H. Degnan
Byron A. Hurd
Multiple Global Events Featured in Briefs and Disasters
News briefs report pacification of the Philippine islands and financial indemnity details from Athens, a deadly bull fight in Guanajuato, a major New York department store fire, labor strikes resolved in Ohio, a Chicago robbery, and various accidents. Also notes political shifts in Germany, Hood's Sarsaparilla advertising, and public appearances by Bryan in Iowa.
Fourth in London Meeting for Arbitration
In Londox on July 5 a Robert Browning Social Settlement gathering favored arbitration. William T. Stead of the Review of Reviews chaired the event. Rev. Dr Milburn, US Senate chaplain, faced a request to claim U S Senators backing the treaty reflected majority opinion. He dodged the prompt, saying Americans preserve loyalty to English traditions yet cherish independence.
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Robert Browning
Londox
William T. Stead
Review of Reviews
Milburn
United States ‘Senate
United States
America
Pardons debated for Younger brothers in Northfield raid
Warden Wolfer backs clemency for Cole, Jim, and Bob Younger serving life for the Northfield bank robbery. The Minnesota board of pardons may act within a week as petitions from Missouri and other states, including US Senators and ex governors, push for release. A companion account notes drownings on Lake Michigan and labor strikes in various cities.
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St. Pau
Minn
Wolfer
Minnesota
Northfield
Fromorow
State Board of Pardons
Heywood
Jesse James
Missouri
United States
Supreme
Cole
James
Board of Prison Managers
Stillwater
Coleman Younger
Cole Younger
Wealthy widow marries young man for a fortune in Kentucky
In Lociavinia Kentucky Mrs Julia Iewip age 33 with an estimated fortune of 400000 has married 21 year old Wil Botto, paying him 825,009 and sending him to New York for a bridal trip. She is the widow of Captain William Irwin who owned the Louisville and New Albany ferry line. The tale recounts past affairs including a son Guy Irwin who died and a Cincinnati marriage, ending with Botto now her husband and the widow traveling southbound for nuptials.
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Kentucky
Lociavinia
Julia Iewip
Wil Botto
New York
Botto
William Irwin
Louisville and
New Albany
Rotto
Guy Irwin
Notte
New Orleans
Jim
Irwin
Young Irwin
Kotta
Cincinnati
Fourth of July Reform by Christian Citizenship League
The National Christian Citizenship League reports strong support for a new Fourth of July celebration emphasizing Christian patriotism. Edwin D. Wheeler notes growing nationwide endorsement and a program prepared by General C. H. Howard and others, aiming for nonpartisan demand for pure government.
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Christian Citiezenship League
Curiaco
Christian Ctizenship League
Edwin D. Wheeler
C. H. Howard
P. Ss. Henson
Elihu A. Moore
California University teaches horers how to live cheaply
A historical item notes California University plans to teach horers in efficient living. It mentions Robert Hillock and his wife dying from heat in Aurora Illinois and references a rising heat record in Chicago. The piece also lists various political and social notices.
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California University
Tnehorers
Robert Hillock
Aurora
California
Cicago
St. Louis
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
George W. Martin
Kansas City
Knc
Federal Statistician of
General Mine Strike Suppressed in Multiple States
Telegrams to President Ratchford report a general miners strike largely observed across Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania with sections of West Virginia and Kentucky. Estimates place involved workers around 200000 though exact numbers await confirmation.
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Ohio
Ratchford
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohia
Ohio National
Presiden Ratchford
Hatchford
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
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J.B. Watkins
Paul RB. Brook
Cashier. Co
A. Bill
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Ae A. Hill
A. Herning
W. EK. Hazen
Houser
P. R. Brooks
M. Summerfield
Lawrence National Bank
Asirep States Depository
Europe
J.D. Bowersoon
Watter L. Hows
R. W Bpaer
HE Benson
J.D. Bowersock
R. W. Sparr
Hall
H.L. Moore
F. A. Bailey
F. W. Barteldes
J H.glathart
A. Henley
W. R Williams
Maas Street
Lawrence
Charles Lescher
Wan. T. Sinclair
Mass. Street
A. L. Sonic
the Gazette Office
Dodgers
Beal & Gooding
Vermont Street
Silver
Bryan
Horace E. Chapman
Dows
Ar ‘Pease
Hurst
John BR. McLean
the Gazette
Greece
Acthan Loxnox
The
Daily Mail
Athens
State of Guanajuato
Mexico
Pedra’ S Gorda
Here
Louvren Ey
Third Avenue
Henry Rosenthal
Sane Weil
Crrverano
Britton Rolling Mill Company
Chicago
Patrick Grace
West Forty-seventh Street
Mary
American Monetary Commission
France
Iowa
Sacramento
W. J. Bryag
Winone
Leadville
Astingtowa
Allegheny
Haron von Hkulow
Prince Wohentche
German Empire
Syracuse
Edward Robertson
Robertson
Hood
London
Paros
Thle
Lake Michigan
Harry Nelson
E. A. Rider
John Sodeman
James Sullivan
John Spranka
Grace Street
George Wall
Cuevevand
John MccClary
Crescent Tin Plate Gills
Germany
Loxpon
Standard
Herlio
South Germany
Travemac City
Mich
Lake Ann
Walt
Haves
Coon
Yala Medical School
Houston
Texas
Dr. King
ROYAL
Oyal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Tadiuna
Alfaota
Virginia
Hatchford Tata
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