Bryan campaign parade and political discussion in Nebraska
A detailed account describes a Bryan campaign event with a parade and speeches including reactions to the silver question. It notes a statewide shift boosting Nebraska by a 13,000 majority, and contrasts it with earlier positions. It also cites French coal shipments and labor strikes affecting coal supply and shipping.
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Lincoln
Lawes
Laves
Bryan
Carriares
Brian Hoo
George Wishington
Bona
Maat Testes
Staiv
Neuraska
New Diamond Fieldux shines in Guiana claims higher value
Diamonds from the Magaruni river diggings in British Guiana are praised as equal in quality to Brazilian stones. Lordon dealers rate them 25 to 50 per cent higher than South African diamonds, with land concessions expanding mining.
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New Diamond
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Baseball games yesterday show Pittsburg beating Cincinnati 8 to 6 at Pittsburg Brooklyn. Chicago defeated New York 9 to 2 at Chicago. St Louis hosted Beeston with an undisclosed result.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pitts
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Beeston
Chicago
New York
Tutt's Liver Pills Restore Health and Vitality
Old time remedy Tutt's Liver Pills advertised as a quick cure for sick headache sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and all bilious diseases. Prominent slogan emphasizes timely use and popularity.
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Tutt
American policy firm on delivering ministers at Pekin
Cabinet met as Li Hung Chang urged a Tung Chow armistice. The United States rejected halting at Tung Chow and insisted the ministers be delivered to allied troops at Pekin. Tokyo's note said Tung Chow fell to Japanese forces and Chinese retreated toward Pekin as ships and supplies moved.
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Tongers
China
Algiust Narhetin
Tung Chow
Chaffee
Lai
Pekin
Chaee
Tartar
Wiles Fruet Genin
Imperial
Li Hung Chana
Envor
Elie
Baye
Conger
Tagli
Fanning
Fisher
Turner
King
Tutcher
Kennly
Thomas Kilsed
Root
Gage
Wilson
Smith
Li Hung Chang
United States
Legation
Foreign Office
Tokio
Capture of Pekin Report Sparks European Caution
European powers await verification of a Hong Kong cablegram claiming Pekin has fallen. Rome confirms an Austro telegram noting attack on Pekin began Monday, with Sir Claude MacDonald engaging a relief force and allies moving headquarters to Tung Chau. Shanghai officials report a heavy allied defeat near Tung Chau, potentially signaling Pekin’s capture.
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London
Sienna
Hong Kong
Pekin
Rome
Claude MacDonald
Tung Chau
Shanghai
Atvi
Heat and espionage blaze through early dispatches
A chaotic mix reports American headgear failing in heat, Chinese customs tension with the US consul, and Russian Chinese battles near Align. Tesla patents ice-insulated wires for lossless power, plus Irish Catholic Benevolent Union officers elected in Trenton.
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Ic. HU. Ofcers
Trenton
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Plymouth
Daniel Duffy
St. Clair
Jenn F Fogarty
Providence
Margaret L. Kellett
Scranton
John E Davis
Philadelphia
Thomas 3 Foley
Gloucester
Deaths of Ingalls and Pennsylvania Chief Justice at Atlantic City
East Las Vegas New Mexico Aug 17. The body of ex Senator John J Ingalls is sent to Atchison Kansas after his death in Las Vegas hotel. The article notes his Kansas career from 1873 to 1881 and his later literary work. Also reported is the death of Pennsylvania Chief Justice Henry Green at the Traymore Hotel from a stomach illness and rheumatic treatment, with funeral arrangements to follow. Other items include a train derailment near Noxen injuring officials, damages from nets seized on the French coast, and Nebraska wind and hail damage tallying extensive crop losses.
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Pennsylyvenia
Supreme Court
Dice
Atlantic City
East
Las Vegas
N. M
United States
John J. Ingalls
Montezuma Hotel
Hot Springe
Ware
Atchison, Kan
Ingalls
Shhofield
Pennasliania Sa
Atlanticity
Ang
Henry Green
Supreme Court of Pennayhania
Traymore
Uraemi
Ti Gaby
Gud Geide
Frederick
Howland
John Dean
Pennsylvania
Michael Arnold
Philadelphia
Charles A Mayer
Clinton County
Greet
Greenwich
Warren Nay
New Jersey
Easton
Lafayette College
St Keeton
Hoyt
Selaure
Neta. St. Johns
N. F
Colonial Supreme Court
Inbater Packers
News in Brief From World and States
Herr Krupp to start practice on August 23 with cannon firing four miles away. Thirty-ninth killed in the Philippines. American Window Glass declares a 34 percent dividend totaling 4,600,000. Forest fires push east of Southfork, Colorado, burning 24 miles and causing millions in damage. Louise Grace Elliott, 26, found dead in Washington apartments. death attributed to an operation by an unknown person. Pennsylvania People's Party convention at Erie nominates Brigham and Main for congressmen at large and Coughlin for auditor general. M K McMollin, broker-involved with Union Traction, bought West End Traction in Pittsburgh for about 4.5 million.
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Herr Krupp
Rai
Wee Murphy
Philippines
Southfork
Colo
Louise Grace Elliott
Washington
People’s Party
Pennsylvania
Erie
Robert Brigham
George Main
Dr. Coughlin
M. K. McMollin
Philadelphia
Union Traction Company
West End Traction Company
Pittsburg
Relier in Six Hours by New Great South American Kidney Co
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a sachet from New Great South American Kidney Co. The advertisement claims prompt relief of pain and restoration of function for both men and women, with statements of surgical relief and care.
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New Great South American Kidney Co
Dalek
Anick Ralief
Bryan Endorsement Sparks Third Ticket Debate in Liberty
Delegates at the Liberty gathering clash over endorsing Bryan for president as part of a split between pro imperialist McKinley supporters and a third-ticket faction led by Thomas M. Osborne. An amendment to strike Bryan failed amid heated remarks and jeers. A convention in New York on Sept 5 was proposed to nominate a separate ticket.
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Liberty
American League of
Wests Ray Emphatic
Jennie
Hoteye
Thomas M Osborne
Auburn
Bryan
Thomas M. Osborne
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
Committee On
Mei Kintay
Pirat
Mei@Tatot
Congress
Third Party
Commercial Club
Auburn, N
Everett V. Abbot
New York
New York City
Drownings Split as Boys perished in Hudson River
Two cousins Stephen Peacock of Yonkers and George Peacock of Peekskill drowned while swimming at separate Hudson River spots yesterday. Each exhausted beyond depth, both boys failed to reach safety as fathers at the water’s edge received word of the deaths. The Pots Powers trial and a Brazil mill project are also noted in brief dispatches.
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New York
Stephen Peacock
George Peacock
Yonkers
Peeksville
Hudson River
Stephen
George
Peekskill
Democratic Ticket Named by Cedar Rapids Convention
The Democratic state convention at Cedar Rapids Iowa named a full slate: Secretary of State Crane, Auditor I M Gibson, Treasurer H To Williams, Attorney General C Harper, Supreme Court Judge J W Freeland, Railroad Commissioner J K Anderson, Electors at large Joseph Eibock and C H Mackey. Dock Laborers Protest in Hamburg on August 17 reports a two month strike after anger over Emperor William branding laborers as fellows without honor and without a fatherland.
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Lowta
Cedar Rapids
Iowe
Crane
I. M. Gibson
H To Williams
C. Harper
Supreme Cano
J. W W. Freeland
J. K. Anderson
Joseph Eibock
C. H. Mackey
Hamburg
Eam
William
Benne band formation reported by dispatch from Lourenco Marques
A dispatch to The Daily Euprese from Lourenco Marques dated yesterday reports General De Wet Bas has formed bands with some of his forces. The note mentions execution of plans and intensified activity in the region. Further details are awaited.
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Steyn
London
Daily Mail
Lourenzo Marques
Kruger
Berton
Euprese
Tlourenzo Marques
de Wet Bas
Benne
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