Bryan Addresses Wide Ohio Rally as Crowds Cheer
A large Columbus turnout greets Presidential candidate Bryan as he travels from Cleveland to state capitol. Allen W Thurman introduces him. Bryan speaks from four platform sides, with 30,000 estimated in attendance. He continues to Springfield Urbana and Toledo, before addressing Elkhart and Chicago on Labor Day, amid enthusiastic demonstrations. A separate note reports a tramp in Ontario confessing to a Texas murder after a jail sentence for horse-car theft.
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Secretaries and officials shuffle in government circles
Mis souri bound oath of office arrival expected this week as Princis may visit this afternoon. Secretary Smith to fly to Atlanta if so. Francis and Li Hung Chang in New York discuss religion and missions at Waldorf Astoria.
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Fusion In Indiana Democrats and Populists For Electors
Nuggets of news note a possible fusion on the electoral ticket by Indiana Democrats and Populists. Thaddeus S. Clark of Nebraska is tipped as commander in chief of the Grand Army. A mountain descent near Mount Hood ends narrowly with fatal emotion. Edward C. Hendershaw commits self inflected death by train in Pittsburg Pan Handle yard. William Bensiger Jr of Meriden Conn is shot in the breast with an arrow during a mimic warfare game.
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Convention of Gold Democrats Opens in Chicago
Senators and governors from many states gather in Tom Tom hull for a large gold Democrats convention. Massachusetts considers a complimentary vote for Olney while endorsing a currency plank and calls for an elastic banking system and a withdrawal of legal tender notes. The Florida delegation travels amid martial bands as the event plans a possible income tax declaration and debates bimetallism.
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Entangled political clash and allied notices across regions
A chaotic dispatch details Democratic and Republican maneuvers at a national convention with mentions of Generals Bragg Buckner Blair and other figures, plus Florida backing Cleveland, Kipling’s travel, bank closures in Italy, and violent incidents in Kentucky and Massachusetts, all amid factional debates on platforms and candidates.
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Governors Race and State Results Highlight Election Day
Across the state Josiah Groat of Derby wins the governorship by a large majority amid weak Democratic organization and eroding Populist and Prohibition support. Nelson Fisk of Ile La Motte becomes lieutenant governor as Powers and Grows secure Congress seats. party dynamics show Republican strength and Democratic decline.
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Market Report: Stock and Produce Closing Quotes
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show a lower volume than yesterday. Prices for dairy and eggs hold steady with creamery and private brands listed. live stock and hogs show mixed movements, with calves active and higher while sheep and lambs ease. Cattle and hog values reflect regional markets in September data.
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