Instalment stock dues and annual dividend rate
Instalment stock dues set at 60c per month. Full paid stock yields six percent per year.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1896
Page
3
Bryan’s roaming slate dominates fifth ballot
The Democratic National Committee chair race at the Chicago convention shifts as many delegates shift on the fifth ballot. Senators Harrity and Bland figure in withdrawals while Sewall wins the nomination by the fifth ballot amid noisy suppport and telegrams from Sibley and Bland. Bryan visits Oakwood cemetery and later attends committee meetings at the Palmer House.
The Vice Presidential Candidate a Leading Maine Ship Builder
Arthur Sewall of Bath Maine the Democratic nominee for vice president has a storied shipbuilding and mercantile career. Born in Bath on November 2 185 and heir to Sewall ships since 1700 his family has owned ninety five vessels and influenced Maine Central railway affairs. He led Arthur Sewall & Co and shares in Bath Iron Works and other rail and banking interests. Harold Sewall served as Samoa consul andNational service shaped his career.
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Maine
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Bie
Sewall
Maine Central Railway
Bath Iron Works
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall & Co
Democrate Sommer
Fice
Wiliam ‘D. Sewall
America
Dummes Sewall
Ahiphornder
New York
Sewall Ford
Heans
Sewalls
Asthor Sewall
Skr Business Ib
Brasch
Cay
Sagadaheck
Pali
Maine Central
Mr. Lewsll
Fenton D. Crocker
Harold M
William D.seeat
Haroia
United States
Comsal Boxseil
Laverpril
Samoa
Gurmain
Tamesese
API
Sewail
Notified Presidential Nomination Set for August Day
Galeace July 1 in Mailison Synars Garden New York notifies that William J. Bryan will be formally apprised of his presidential nomination in August at the Palmer House. Arthur Sewall will be notified of his vice presidency. The notification committee decided this to open the campaign in enemy territory.
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Salem
Lincoln
Neb
Freichere
Omaha
New York
Galeace
Mailison Synars Garden
William J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Palmer House
Brian
Christian Workers Rally Alters City Mission Program
Clergymen from several states gathered in Washington and Nashville for a large Christian workers rally. Denominations including African M. E., Presbyterians, Methodists, Friends and Lutherans participated with sermons, prayers, Bible study, and district meetings. The event featured hundreds of attendees, with major gatherings on White Lot and zone tents and leaders from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago overseeing sessions and talks on Sabbath observance and missionary work.
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Burnmah
Selig
Woh. Sloan
City of
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Seymour
Philadelphia
Boston W. Smith
Be Fay Mills
Port Edward
M. Y
Presides
EF. C
Chicago
Charles C. Creegan
Brooklyn
Margaret Wealth
Ceslon
Warran Goff
Tennessee
A. F. McGregor
Montreal
Cyrus Clark
Japan
Todd
Cesarean
W.G. Buddefoon
M. E
Presbyterians
Methodists
The
Friends
Geran Sociaties
Reformed Churches
United Brethren
United Evangelical
Methodist Episcopsi
Canada
Maine Vernon Church
Thoborn
India
Central Hall
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Nuuley
Henry T. AtcEwen
New York
Alexander Allison
W. F. Crefts
J. B. Davison
Mibynaukee
Directure
Nahville
Son
Board of Trustees
Aston
Baer
Nashville
Two Fatal Wrecks at Omaha Train Collision
A collision on a Chicago and Northwestern line near Legon Logan left twenty-eight dead and fifty-one injured. Engineer Montgomery survived with a broken arm as the wreck halted an urgent rescue. 24 bodies identified, with many more badly burned or crushed. Emergency crews struggled to identify all victims while relatives searched for missing loved ones amid chaos.
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Osenttat Taintieh
Elon
Dagau
Cornell Blain
Af Totolovic
Legon
Count Wood
Ebon
Thor
Omaha
John McDermott
Union Pacific
Robert Clair
John Clair
John H. Jack
Newaboy
John Larsen
Owen Cavanaugh
Hugh Dodson
John Cosgrove
William Cosgrove
Margaret Cosgrove
P. J. Carroll
Kate Bradley
John Kinsey
Fred Neilson
John B. Hilker
Patrick Scully
Mary Tracy
Charles Heiman
Missouri Valley
Walter Tennings
George Weininger
Morrison
Ills
Lawrences Petero
Council Bluffs
Ollie Wilson
Taylor and Baby
Geome
Masy
Robert Bachtel
Jefe Lez
Evere
Sculls
Sheeley
Eva Neilson
Leonant
Mark
Andress Neilson
Juba Mehraooa
Tragic Train Wreck Claims Five Lives in Wiscon sin Central Run
A Wiscon sin Central wreck near Altenheim cemetery killed five and fatally injured three, with many more seriously hurt. Victims include Charles Sammel Frederick Bertell Frank Koch Mary Arnold Lena Hubert. the picnic train carried 3000 attendees from a park to the city, and the collision occurred at a siding where a train of empty cars stood awaiting a track.
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Ficknickers
Wisconsin Central Road
Charlies Sammel
Frederick Bertell
Frank Koch
Mary Arnold
Rcflex
Lena Hubert
Schil
Uuies
Uoder
Order of United Workmen
Altenheim Cemetery
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