Instalment stock dues and fall paid dividends noted
Instalment stock dues set at 60 cents per month. Fall paid stock reports a seven percent yearly return.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1896
Page
3
Democratic delegates clash over Chicago platform at Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a large Democratic gathering began with gilded decor as delegates from fortyone states and several territories debated the Chicago platform. Senator Palmer led calls to reassert the party's principles while Buckner and Bragg drew support for presidential bids amid a busy two-session convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hendricks
New York
Governor Flower
Fairchild
Turkey Straus
Tracy
Albany
Horatio C. King
John R. Fellows
Perry H Belmont
John Dewitt Warner
Old Bay Stote
Everett
Edward Everett
Godfrey Morse
Maine
Holman
Connecticut
Lewis Sperry
New Jersey
W J. Curtis
Pennsylvanus
Pickett
Reynolds
Virginia
Reeves
Kentucky
Buckour
W. H. Haldeman
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Ohio
Outhwaite
Seney and Haines
Ilinois
Palmer
Eckels
Hopkins
Wisconsin
Armerg
Vilas
Minnesota
Daniel W. Lawlor
Ions
Henry Volimar
Missouri
Broadhead
F. Lebmad
California
John P. Irish
Colorado
Louis R. Ehrich
Louisiana
Caffery
John H. Spellman
Alabama
Faulkner
Jones
Georgia
W. S. Thompson
Washington
Hugh
Wallace
Cleveland
ExGovernor Flower
Ssuaier Caffert
Dr. Everett
Massachusetts
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Bryan
Jobn P. Irish
Democratic Party
Republican Party
General Buckner
Bragg
Veterans Parade in St Paul Captures Hearts and Cheers
Veterans parade through St Paul drew thousands as hundreds of divisions passed the reviewing stand. General Walker and Brigadier General Mason greeted the crowds while the living flag moved veterans and children alike. Festive, orderly, and spirited, the event showcased parade discipline, community hospitality, and enduring martial pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St. Pauli
Sela
Western Avenue
Varias
South Park
Genera Walker
Ttwasis
Mintemsia
Veteranh
C. H. Congtion
Ity
Stckets
New York
William Shakespeare
Michigan
Russell A. Alner
E. €. Mason
Buffalo
Viceroy Visits Brooklyn and Fire Blazes Hit Norfolk
The Viceroy’s visit to Brooklyn proceeds from Prospect Park to the Waldorf with cheering crowds as officials brief the party. Across the country a Norfolk blaze devastates White's foundry and surrounding blocks causing 100 homeless families and heavy losses. In New York, a murder case in a tenement is suspected, and a Bryan niece elopes in Indiana while New Hampshire Republicans gather for the state convention. Virginia desperado George Quinn is killed by a posse in Prentice. Counterfeit cases arise in Wilkes-Barre as the Moore brothers resign from Diamond Match.
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Ani
Europe
Brooklyn
Lin
Wurster
Navy Yard
Vesermin Works
Ity
Prospect Park
Union League
HD Bota
Virginia
Fire in Elmira injures three firemen. drownings in Natick
A fire last night in Elmira NX injured three firemen. Three others were unharmed. In Natick Massachusetts a 17 year old, Fisher, drowned in Jennings pond after a boot upset. Timothy J. Campbell won the congressional nomination from independent Democrats in New York Ninth District. New Hampshire Democrats endorsed Brian and Sewall and rejected pro administration Cleveland support. Senator Tilman of South Carolina plans a Pennsylvania tour to promote free silver with a Philadelphia speech on September 19. A boiler explosion on a Sanitac Centre farm killed three men, Casterling, Darius Lossing, and Lanson Lossing, with others injured.
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Elmira
Senator Quay
New York
Hanna
Ote Plana Biss
Fisher
Jennings Pond
Natick
Mass
Timothy J. Campbell
Congress
New Hampshires
Brian
Sewall
Cleveland
Tilman
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Seppe
Herbert Lossing
Sanitac Centre
Mich
George Casterling
Darius Lossing
Lanson Lossing
PARDON FUR BARD SLEY SENTENCED TO FIFTEEN YEARS
Pardoning board recommends clemency for Jub Hanksley and others after a widening corruption case. Mention of Keystones bank collapse, prison terms, and perceived need for mercy amid financial scandal including Homestead and Carnegie mills.
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Prisgrimmert Fur
Robert Meatty
Dempery
Recomuerudel
Hawigseene
Board of Pardons
Hanksley
Hantstey
Asters
Ramte
Cllratt State Bienoyn
Vity
Ardsley
Uichtef Tra
Giteon Wees Bar Ve
Bris Ottiaton
Keysrome
Nghtadun
Bandatey
Prisoger
Delorsbie Patton
Robert Beatty
Pittsburg
Hugh J. Kenpsy
Easton
Daniel Lahey
Allegheny
Hugh Boyle
Robert Hain
Albert Coffey
James Kelly
Philadelphia
Alex Magee
John Boyle
Stock and Produce Markets Report Confusing Chorus
Quotations from New Fork and Fy markets. prices show fluctuations and varied figures. Paired with mentions of Philadelphia and New York markets, the text lists steers hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for primes common and veal calves, reflecting a general market snapshot despite OCR garble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Lahey
Japanese Horror Earthquake Toll Shrugs Off Aftershocks
A severe earthquake strikes Japan near the Me Suzen and Hikuchu provinces prompting rescue efforts and warnings of further tremors. Towns across Rokogo report casualties and widespread damage as officials assess losses, just after a deadly June 15 quake left numerous areas devastated and a typhoon adds to the peril.
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Muaindstand
Japan
Rokogo
Wisthjaake
MeSuzen
Hikuchu
Kinkasan
Baseball scores and racing reports from yesterday's games
Yesterday's National League games featured Philadelphia routing Brooklyn 19 to 2 while Brooklyn-Cleveland triumphed 63 to 3. In additional notes, harness racing at Fleetwood Park saw John Gentry's stallion win fastest heat, and Georgia shooters secured a bronze trophy in a high scoring interstate match.
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Pittabury
Cleveland
Hrooklyn
Iutthuam
Haltimors
Chino
Boston
le Louis
Fy St. Lewis
Washington
Louisville
New York
Ciocionati
Seeacdin
Buffalo
Symense
Springfeld
Wikesbarey
Providence
Uy Scrutton
John MR. Gentry
Fleetwood Park
William Simpson
John RB
Gentre
Robert J
Prank
Star Pointer
Ucord
John St. Gentry
Georgia
New Jersey
Georgi
Logss
Massachusetts
District of Columbit
Panosylvania
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