Five Big Designtents in Chicago and Crime Shocks Sites
Old items report Senator elect Foraker vacationing in Europe and Democratic HQ moves to Chicago. A string of fatal incidents includes a man’s suicide in Aurora and a shooting in Gainesville. Separate notes mention a large fire destroying a Minnesota hotel, a balloon accident in Quin cy, and various local crimes and political moves across the country.
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McHirley
Foraker
Ohio
Europe
Aurora
John Miller
Gernanu
Willian
Whitney
Leanex
Mass
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Andrews
Brown University
Gainesville
Fla
KR. Chirk
Jacob Shaw
Gov. McKintey
Cludesuc
Tlanna
Cleveland
Ang. de
Gov Stone
Dignes Gr. Blans
Tites
Hivane
Walter Sette
Beatty
Censers
Ds Fu
Thorn
Wilhesman
Puesso
Alice
Dusit
Green Parnas
Spanish Monster Claims and Luther Bible Notes Unearthed
The article recounts Weyler and General Oeluin in a sensational incident near Stade, with mentions of a young man’s fate and a recall involving Wesier. It also notes a Berlin museum possessing Luther’s Bible with farmer’s handwriting margins and Basle printing.
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Rey
Rina
Paul Weyter
Greneral Oeluin
Stade
Ndo
Hepin
Rutners
Bitton
Mistino Gomez
Weyler
Daskhin
Patna
Gaurhs
Tbs
Acmuseum An
Berlin
Basle
Poth
Public libraries and new works across Indiana progress reported
Greenfield will establish a public library. Kokomo Hebrews dedicate a new synagogue. Bluffton plans a full sanitary system. Augusta area fires, floods, and accidents noted alongside political and social updates across the state.
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Greenfield
Hebrews of
Kokomo
Bluffton
Mordecai Goins
Elwood
Auburn
Madison County
Hicksville
Geo. Harris
Marion
Bolivar
Keen
Kendallville
Watson Manifesto Denounces Sewall as Populist Vice Pick
The manifesto argues the money power dictated Sewall's nomination and urges Democrats opposing Chicago platforms to organize for the National Democratic convention in Indianapolis on Sept. 2, 1893. It cites Watson's resolve to stay in the race and criticizes Bryan’s alignment with Eastern plutocrats.
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Dick Thompson
Terre Haute
Western Natural Gas Company
Marion
William McKinley
Portland
William J. Bryan
Grandma Sheldon
Hebron
Rushville
Connersville
Morristown
Chicago
Otis
Laporte County
Eleris Hartman
Kohn
Craft and Terrill
Russell Harrison
United States
Virginia
Preston C. Trusler
Union National Savings and Loan Association
Hammond
Indianapolis
Trusler
Supreme Court
Maude Vandusen
Ramona
Hendricks County
Brazil
Stinesville
Spencer
Ilinois
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Canada
Evansville
John Badring
Milwaukee
Peter Brandt
Pittsburg
John Schaller
New Ulm
Minn
Chris Vansen
Detroit
C. C. Schmidt
St. Louis
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
People’s Party
Mr. Watson
Bryan
Alr
Watson Wainky
Florida
Louisiana
Missouri
Texas
Nebraska
Watson
Kansas
Sewall
Iowa
Weaver
Tiana
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Vicw
hCermag
Seawall
Qauze
Str. Louis
South and
West
Hag
Tee
Mr. Sewnall
National Democratic Party
National Committee
W. D. Bynum
John R. Wilson
Charles Tracey
J. M. Falkner
F. W. M.cutchen
Ellis B. Usher
H. Holding
F. W. Lehman
W. B. Haldeman
Joan P B. Hopkins
National Democratice Party
Chicasco
Democratic Party
Lown
McKinley's Veterans Honor Old Twenty-Third Ohio
About 200 veterans of the Twenty-Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry visit Canton to honor Major McKinley. They recall battles from South Mountain to Antietam and Sherman's Shenandoah campaigns, praising the regiment and national honor amid Democratic party notes and a Chicago convention critique.
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Twenty-Third Ohio Infantry
McKinley
Canton
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
South Mountain
Antietam
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Willian
Roseervus
San Pronvisco
Russell Hastings
Bermuda Islands
John S. Ellen
Willoughby
Aickinley
Ellen
Twenty-third Ohio
McKinney
United States
America
Washinton
Robert Morris
Philadelphia
Robert
Lincol
Mrs. McKinley
Reading Campaign Drives Massive Demand for Political Literature
The Republican Committee in Washington reports over 13 00,000 documents sent since the campaign began with 57,000 speeches dispatched on Saturday. Demanding free silver material surges nationwide from Arkansas to the Middle West, with Ohio distribution running in tons as printers strain to meet the need.
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Saratoga
Dan. Ransdell
Indianapolis
Harrison
Republican State Committee
New Albany & Corydon Company
Christian Deshta
Fort Wayne
St. Wayne
Jevansville
Huntingsburg
Anderson Loan Association
Shelbyville
Washington
McCleary
Minnesota
Towne
St. Louis
Carlisle
Chicago
Arkansas
Jones
Ohio
Li Hung Chang’s London Visit and Suite Details
Emperor William relieves War Minister Von Schellendorf and Li Hung Chang travels with about fifty aides. Li meets Gladstone and travels with 4350 baggage pieces. The Chinese suite is split into mandarins and domestics, receiving European servants from hosts.
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Emperor William
von Schellendorf
Parnell
Iris Leader
Dublin
Li Hung Chang
Gladstone
Li Nung Chang
London
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Newport
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South Bend
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D.C. Bowser
Tiwood
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Fort Warne
Gold Standard
S. O. Pickins
Geo. W. McDonald
Noah Vernon
Ingalls
Iscausyville
Kerry Nelson
Henderson, Ky
J. W. Carney
Ben Mills
Citizens’ League
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Michigan City
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White Branch
Second National Bank of Richmond
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Tennessee
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