Death on Train Sparks Murder Theorizing In St Louis Man
Barry J Pocock former St. Louis city official dies suddenly on a Baltimore and Ohio train near Parkersburg West Virginia. Passengers report alarming cries and a theft of $700 from Pocock's pockets by two women posing as relatives. No inquest planned at Walkersburg. coroners and witnesses to testify.
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Chicago and St Louis Convention Notes and Crimes
Reports from Chicago and St Louis recount a Republican city convention in St Louis seating delegations from wards to back Filley for governor, and disappointment for Mayor Walbridge. Also covered are daylight robberies at the New York Biscuit Co in Chicago, a Bryan Sewall notification meeting in Madison Square Garden, German editor Hesing opposing free silver, panic over yellow fever in Havana and nearby, plus a joke about insomnia and a free offer for Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Alumni list marks 92 class and others
McKinley congratulatory notes pour in from July 14 Telegrams as papers hail his money address. Queen Victoria seen wearing three rings and a spritely locket chain. Political maneuvering shifts in Republican and Democratic circles highlight July 13 reports from Rushville Chicago and Greenwood.
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Political Notes Across States and Campaign Sparks
Ex Governor Pattison backs Chicago nominees while New York Democratic papers align against them. Sound money factions in several states debate tickets. Missouri names Stone as national committeeman. Kentucky sound money groups oppose Chicago. Rumor of McKinley campaigning West grows. July Fourth celebrations in Honolulu mark a large display with Major Pangburn delivering the oration and a reception by President Dole. Breidenthal urged to resign as Populist leader in Kansas. push for a pardon for Officer Gaines in North Topeka.
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Soldiers of Tuk Cross Eighty Pulpits Filled
Sunrine prayer meetings drew thousands of young Christians in Washington as eighty pulpits filled by visiting clergymen. Morning prayer, Bible study, Sunday schools and 28 denominational rallies filled the day from sunrise to evening, with largest crowds in the White Lot tents.
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Bryan S Sunday Visit to Oakwood Cemeter y
William Jennings Bryan visited Oakwood cemetery to honor his teacher Lyman Trumbull. He spoke of gratitude and tears, then prepared to travel from Salem to Lincoln and Omaha en route to New York for the notification committee.
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President Cleveland Distressed Over McKinley Convention Result
A Cleveland report states President Cleveland voiced strong displeasure at the Chicago convention outcome in a terse exchange with a close associate. The incident, described in lively terms, contrasts with the expected presidential demeanor and includes exchanged compliments about lines.
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