Bryan in St Louis Speech Draws Enthusiastic Reception
Hon. William J. Bryan and family left Salon for Lincoln Nebraska. At St Louis a large crowd greeted him with handshakes as he spoke of unity beyond party lines. A reception at the Bryan home followed the State House demonstration and aiding visitors.
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Bryan Appears in Lincoln Amid Enthusiastic Nebraska Welcome
The Democratic nominee delivery in Lincoln drew vast crowds as William J. Bryan and his family arrived. Decorations, speeches, and a Capitol corridors filled with admirers and Republican, Democrat, Populist, and Prohibition supporters. Bryan expressed gratitude and pledged to return home to Nebraska.
Pedestrians Pleasures Versus Bicycle Fame
An essay argues that bike riding harms observation and literary growth. It warns modern cyclists miss beauty in nature, music, and skies, risking mental dullness. It urges balanced interests, expanding groups like the Appalachian Club to combine health, knowledge, and exploration.
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Selborne
Appalachian Club
Ian
Numerous world and local shocks stir the nation fallout
The report lists a wide range of events from political shifts and indictments to violent acts and disasters. Notable items include health hits to Justice Field and Cornelius Vanderbilt, Bryan and Sewall support, fires in Malvern Arkansas, a gold rush near North Tonawanda, a major embezzlement collapse, Debs denying a third party run, lynching near Tishomingo, a proposed Chicago to Luapertine bicycle track, deaths of George Chilcote and Anna McConnell, and various political maneuvers and international diplomacy notes. The slice also covers a Salvador ex-president narrowly escaping assassination, tragic deaths in Illinois and North Carolina, land purchases in California, and ongoing silver coinage policy shifts.
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Menasha
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Hindman
Linville Hagans
Tishorningo
Luaperte
George Chilcote
Newark
The
Tribune
Tellier
Wm. J. Bryan
Colorado
Markets Update from Indianapolis and National Prices
The Markets section reports July 22 1893 figures from Indianapolis with wheat at 5 1/2d in Chicago and corn at 25 1/2c. It lists prices for stockers cows hogs and hay with varied bids. It also covers prices paid by shippers for poultry eggs honey feathers and hides with regional references to Chicago New York Baltimore and St Louis.
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Turkey
Tours
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G.S
Silver Republicans Rally Behind Bryan and Sewall
A Denver July address by Senator Teller and six bolters urges silver Republicans to unite for Bryan and Sewall. They denounce monometallism, praise bimetallism, and call on Republicans to support the Chicago ticket to restore silver as standard money. The signers, including H. M. Teter and J. F. Shafroth, appeal to voters nationwide.
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Bryan
United States
Fathers of the Republic
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Frep T. Desors
Lee Monte
Charles S. Hanraan
Epchar Winsos
Jouhn F. Shafroth
A. M. Stevenson
Ex Governor Russell of Massachusetts Found Dead in Quebec
Ex Governor William Eustice Russell, born Cambridge 1857, died at a fishing camp near Adelaide Quebec on July 16. He had travelled from Montreal en route to Gaspe salmon grounds and died presumably of heart disease. details remain scant. He served as governor after elections in 1889 and 1891, with prior law career in Cambridge and Boston. Marquis Visconti Venosta takes foreign portfolio in Italian cabinet, completing reorganization.
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Adelaide
Grand Punchos
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Gaspe
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Cambridge
Harvard College
Suffolk
C T.& T. H. Russell
Ames
Mr. Backett
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
William H. Haile
Benjamin Harrison
Weatherald mill resumes operations and other Indiana news
The Weatherald rolling mill at Frankton resumes work as statewide weather impacts are reported. Shelbyville's Tra Snyder is fatally wounded while frog hunting. Mitchell postoffice burglars steal 450 in stamps and 50 in cash. Haggard resigns as State Senator and Chailie named Jennings recorder.
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White County
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Dearborn County
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Jackson County
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Cloud burst floods Pittsburg area killing property
A July 15 cloud burst drenched Pittsburg and Allegheny causing street floods, wrecked houses, a landslide on To Boggan Street moving 1,000 tons of earth into the street, and widespread cellar flooding on Howard Street in the Butchers district. Loss estimated at 1,500,000 dollars.
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Salisbury Prefers Arbitration But Cautions on U S Britain Peace
Lord Salisbury told the House of Lords that U S Britain talks on arbitration are ongoing and amicable while warning against an obligatory system. He outlined Venezuela frontier issues and the need for fact finding through a joint commission before any firm decisions. He said Britain favors careful steps and credit to US friendship, with both sides pursuing restraint in arbitration.
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Double tragedy in Floyd county leaves four children
In Greenville township, Floyd county, Charles Miller shot his wife and then killed himself at noon Monday. Four children survive, oldest sixteen, youngest five. Coroner Starr from New Albany conducted the inquest. cause is believed temporary insanity. Miller recently moved from Louisville to a small farm near Greenville after years in railroad shops.
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Canton Callers Meet Governor McKinley in 1896
Five hundred veterans rode a special Cleveland train to Canton to address Governor McKinley. He urged unity to defeat threats to national honor, stressing that honesty and patriotism cross state lines and must unite to uphold American credit and the Union’s memory.
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International Briefs From Shanghai To Glasgow
Dispatches report ru mors in Shanghai about possible visit by Li Hung Chang to the United States being hindered by Russian jealousy. The diamond trust led by Barney BarNato and Cecil Rhodes offers 62 cents a carat, adding about 2 million dollars yearly profit. Greece to reinforce the Greco Turkish frontier over Crete unrest. A Glasgow launch for Eugene Higgins yacht touted as lavish, priced near 100 000. France to raise raw sugar duties and refined sugar duties starting August 1, coinciding with German export bounties.
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