Ohio Democrats split council and call for unity against bolt
The Ohio Democratic convention rejected the Kansas City platform and a dissenting faction met in Columbus nominating Dr. Reemelin for governor. Editor Bryan urges loyal Democrats to stay and defeat Republicans, highlighting risks of bolting and the need to reform from within. The piece notes steel trust watered stock and mentions Armory plans for Springfield.
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Ohio
Columbus
Dr. Reemelin
Cincinnati
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Friends
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Kilbourne
Grover Cleveland
Ees
Jont
Wall Street
Cuban electoral bill imposes literacy and age rules
The Havana convention bill mirrors universal suffrage but adds literacy as a qualification for office. Presidential candidates must be Cuban by birth or naturalized with ten years service in the Cuban army and aged at least 40. Provincial leaders face eight years naturalization, 30 years old, and residency or taxpayer or professional degree requirements. The senate will include 67 members with mixed eligibility rules.
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Cuba
Havana
Gomez
New Republic
Theyust
States
General Gomez Denies Cuban Political Statements
General Gomez now denies the various statements attributed to him while in this country concerning Cuba's political affairs. The Cuban general seems to be an apt student of Yankee politics.
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Gomez
Cuba
Fights in Tachira and other distant incidents reported
Dispatches from S San Juan and Caracas detail engagements between Castro forces and revolutionists in Tachira with casualties including Gen Rosendo Madina and four colonels. A second Venezuelan army of about 5,000 attacked Las Cumbres but was repulsed. Separate reports note murders in North Vernon Indiana and a fatal shooting near Gardner's Crossroads North Carolina. A Baltic area report mentions von Waldersee receiving a high decoration signaling Germany Russia ties.
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de Porto Rico
Caracas
Venezuela
Tachira
Castro
San Cristobal
Pirineos
Laos Felipas
la Parada
la Grita
Encontrados
Colon
Las Cumbres
Rosendo Madina
Madina
Markets in Chicago steady amid mixed commodity quotes
Chicago Aug 14 The markets show quiet but steady movement across grains and produce. Corn and rye hold modestly with No 2 cash prices near current levels while oats and barley show irregular or late adjustments. Eggs and butter remain firm with steady wholesale tones as live poultry and turkeys trade at stable levels.
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New York
Uqder
Turin
Ead
Yamitabent Creamery
Commodities and livestock update with Panama unrest noted
The report covers grain and livestock prices with spot and futures moves for corn wheat oats and butter alongside cattle hogs and sheep markets in Nebraska and Washington. It also notes a July unrest in Panama with 75 revolutionists capturing officials near Gatun Boblo and San Pablo signaling possible wider upheaval. The piece recalls the first Lombardy poplar printed in America in 1783.
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