Filibusters in Cuba and Local Deaths in Kentucky and Maryland
The issue notes: a steamer lands in Cuba amid filibuster chatter. Chandler lines up with McKinney and Hobart. A tragic race track accident in Lexington, Kentucky claims Jucsey Denny McAuliff. A Maryland lynching follows a murder case as a sheriff guards a suspect. Joseph Cocking’s mob killing is reported.
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Hobart
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New York
Brooklyn
Jucsey Denny McAuliff
Lexington
John Cave
Hineelf
Portage Dake
Wisconsin
Charles Alexanders
Leon
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Harriet Beecher Stowe dies in Hartford at 1 death of famed Uncle Tom author
The obituary notes Harriet Beecher Stowe born June 14 1812 in Litchfield Conn died July 1 in Hartford Conn at age 70 she wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin after sheltering fugitives during Cincinnati riots and remained in Hartford for years.
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Hartford
Conn
Stowe
Lyman Beecher
Litchfield
Calvin Ellis Stowe
Cincinnati
Canada
James G. Birney
Prisches
Bam
Confederate Veterans Reunion at Richsea d features aging veterans
A large Confederate Veterans reunion in Richsea d drew hundreds of veterans including Brigadier General Berger and Captain Gordon. The gathering honored a 92-year-old veteran with floral tributes as hats flew and cheers filled the air while the crowd saluted with three cheers for the honored guest.
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Daly B
Enneral Berger
Sfort
Dundreds
Gordon
Taifreon Devis
Haye
Davis
Aetofons
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Jarges
Telaya
Riots at Detroit strike escalate with shootings reported
Riotous strikers clash amid gunfire leaving several wounded including a man fatally shot in the chest. Police seize warrants for alleged shooters as Detroit streetcars run under heavy guard. Populist leaders urge Teller for president at a Democratic convention address.
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Chiraca
Amy G
Teller
State News Bits Highlight Indiana Events And Tragedies
Indiana notes report a range of local items from Richmond to Jeffersonville. Incidents include a nine year old boy’s liquor death in Madison, a dangerous cloudburst flooding towns, and a victim burned in an accident. Legislative and civic topics feature free silver stump speeches, saloon law complaints, and university funding limits.
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Internal Revenue Office
Richmonding
Muncie
Clark County
North Manchester
Stephen Lacy
Madison
Anderson
Laporte County
A.C. Batterson
Winchester
Indiana Division
Sons of Veterans
Frankfort
Chas. Taylor
Valpasaiso
Tra Cobb
Lawrence County
Civic Federation
Terre Haute
Ifty
Miami County
Indiana
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Rom Maxwell
Mra. J. QO. Chambers
Jeffersonville
Bloomington
Peter Groendyke
Montgomery County
Ashley Times
Teller
Colorado
Corunna
Waterloo
United States
Chaffee
Albion
Predictions for the 1896 Democratic Silver Question at Chicago
A Chicago AP roundup previews the party split over free silver, noting Senator Cockrell backs silver, Turpie predicts a pro silver convention, and Indiana opens sound money HQ at the Palmer House. Wharton Barker gains support, Teller and Stevenson withdraw, and the two thirds rule remains pivotal for Indiana and other states. Leonard Bailey seeks Indiana national committeeman while Sheerin’s fate hangs.
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Illinois
Harris
Tennessee
Indiana
Sound Money
Palmer House
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
Barker
Chicago
John KR. McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indianapolis Journal
Teller
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Bryan
Hill
Bland-McLean
Towa
Leon O. Bailey
Sheerin
Bananas Export From Gibura and Nevitag Prohibited
Trade restrictions ban banana exports from Gibura Nu evitag and Obeyes amid claims steamers carry supplies to Cuban insurgents. Officials state ships engaged in raiding activities are prohibited from exporting fruit in a bid to curb aid to rebels.
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Gibura
Nuevitag
Obeyes
Markets and prices across cities in 1393 July edition
The page lists farm and commodity prices by shippers in multiple markets. Entries include hogs, cattle, poultry, wax, hides, honey, and grains with figures for Chicago New York Baltimore and St Louis markets and various product categories. Prices show oats corn wheat and pork ranges with specific cents per unit and dollar amounts.
Letter from President Cleveland to Tammany Society on free coinage
The June 22 1896 Cleveland letter regrets not attending the Tammany Society Independence Day celebration. It cautions against free and unlimited coinage of silver, urging adherence to financial soundness and public credit. It emphasizes unity and warns against radical shifts in policy that could affect national prosperity.
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New York
Cleveand
Mansroy
WasuinGtox
D. C
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John C. Sheehan
Drax
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Walling Sentenced in Pearl Bryan Murder Case at Newport
Alonzo Walling was found guilty of Pearl Bryan's murder and sentenced by Judge Delim in Newport. A stay of execution was granted pending a settlement by the Court of Appeals on the motion for a new trial. Walling bore the ordeal without any motion.
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Alonzo Walling
Pearl Bryan
Delim
Newport
Walling
Hobart and McKinley Visit Hobart at Canton Gathering
Vice President candidate Garrett Hobart arrived in Canton Ohio on July 1 and was greeted by Governor McKinley. A large crowd at the McKinley residence cheered as Hobart spoke of New Jersey’s support for Ohio Republicans ahead of November.
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Garrett A. Hobart
Canon
MelKinley
McKinley
Hobart
Major McKinley
Medina County
Ohio
McLinley
St. Louis
New Jersey
Fortifications to rise at Fort Wadsworth and Sandy Hook
The War Department plans a massive defense project around New York with Fort Wadsworth and Sandy Hook getting an advanced fortification system. Initial cost about 10 million dollars, rising to roughly 350 million as the program extends, including a torpedo station and observatory. Fort Lafay ette to receive 15 guns. Democratic candidate John C. Lawler of Salem features in a photo.
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Yoon
Lee Te Bodsweg
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Ratte Thoawis
Mantes
New York
Daly
Virginia
Ethan Chorite
Jack Tagui
Issage
Tardoor Sissy
War Department
Fort Wadsworth
Sandy Hook
Timle
Send
Hind
Fort Lafaytte
Earthquake Coast Tragedy Causes Thousands of Deaths
Reports from Yokohama detail a massive tsunami and earthquake devastation along northeastern Japan. Towns like Onagawa, Kamuaisni, Motoyoshi, and others report widespread destruction, hundreds of deaths, and thousands displaced as tidal waves inundate coastal areas.
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Yokohama
Yokohama Mail
Lokio
Rimzen
Rikuchu
Kinwak 4Uan
Kinkwa Zan
Onagawa Futuhari
Washinghami
Dakutsuda
Myako
Kayie
Hachinoyo Minato
Eileven
Jukwa
Montovoski
Ishhnaki
Onani
Mura
Motoshyi
Hashakimi
Roidzumi Murad
Utatsu Murad
Motoyoshi
Treasury Deficit Report Highlights Yearly Shortfall
The Treasury Department reports that the fiscal year ending June 30 shows receipts of 326.189 million and expenditures of 352.231 million, creating a deficit of 26.852 million. June posted a surplus, but July is expected to widen the monthly shortfall, with large interest pensions and naval payments.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Republican Bimetallic League Aims for Unity in Silver Policy
A year old Omaha group, the Republican Bimetallic League, adopts a declaration opposing the party’s St. Louis platform. It endorses Henry M. Teller and withdraws from the convention, urging Republicans to unite for unlimited coinage of silver at 15101 and a return to bimetalism as before 1873.
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Omaha
Republican Bimetalic League
Republican Party
St. Louis
Henrys M. Teller
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Republic
D. D. Gregory
R. Fe, Williams
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