Bryan Train Tour Across Indiana and Ohio Draws Wide Praise
William Jennings Bryan continues a brisk touring schedule through Indiana and Ohio. Crowds greet him at Valparaiso Fort Wayne and Lima, with thousands cheering as his train pauses. A platform collapse near Delphos causes alarm but no injuries and Bryan quips that a steadier platform would invite more handshakes. The candidate plans a quiet day ahead to conserve his voice for a New York speech.
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Tod
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van Wert
Tiryan
Mc Bryan
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Thomas Gahan
Inois
William Prentiss
Chicago
J.G. Johnson
Kansas
John A A. Creighton
Atarione
Nebras
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Limo
Bryan Speaks Across Ada and Dunkirk in August Tour
Upper Sandusky reports crowds cheering as William Jennings Bryan visits Ada and Dunkirk after passing LaFayette. He greets about a thousand in Ada, thanks local officials, urges study of money questions, and urges voters to choose what they believe is right amid a long campaign.
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LaFayette
Bryan
Ada
Bryan Was Very Hearty and He and Mrs. Noyvan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Fially
Lelhr
Ada Normal School
Lethr
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Ryan
Washington
Theneam
Dunkirk
Durbin
State Democratic Committee
Pople
Pittsaberg Welcomes Bhyan After Arrival in Town
Bhyan arrived to night to a vivid reception in Pittsburg Ane. The crowd cheered as the visitor entered, with excitement described as among the most carnival like ever given to a visiting figure.
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Notification event at Madison Square Garden set for next week
New York Aug 10 At Democratic National headquarters many callers discussed the notification meeting at Madison Square Garden next Wednesday night. Governor Stone of Missouri is expected to deliver the speech and Senator Jones to call the meeting to order. Danforth will preside and Jones plans arrival from Washington. A national committee meeting is set for tomorrow at the Pitts Avenue hotel where Jones will announce his executive committee to lead the campaign.
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Imocratic National
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Governor Stone
Missouri
Senator Jones
Hott Danforth
Washington
Pith Avenue Hotel
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Annouce
Wkelihood
Ryan
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Rankwe
Virginia political machine split between Norfolk and Richmond
Sunday's New York Herald notes a split campaign setup with headquarters in Richmond and a dual State Committee led by Colonel Lam. Key figures include William Lamb, James Brady, George Bowden, James Walker, E. W. Strother and others shaping the campaign structure. Death notices honor William Henry Sparrow, son of Eliza Sparrow, buried at Bute Street M. F. Church. mother thanks friends for aid and sympathy.
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Repli
Special Campaign Committee
Lam
New York Herald
Virginia
Napoleon B. Scott
William Lamb
George F. Bowden
James Strother
Scott
Marfolk
James D. Brady
Petersburg
George J. Bowden
James A. Walker
B. Carney
Parke Agnew
E. W. Strother
Waddill
William Henry Sparrow
Eliza Sparrow
Ohi Street
Bute Street
Hew Market
Eight Days Sea Drill Fleet Arrives at Old Point Virginia
The North Atlantic squadron left New York eight days ago for a fleet drill and rendezvoused at Hampton Roads before arriving at Old Point Sunday at 4 pm. Admiral Bunce led ships including New York Maine Massachusetts Texas Colomboia Newark Cincinnati and more. The cruise featured evolutions, target practice, and steady speed as officers praised the exercise and the harbor’s bustle grew with visitors.
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Old Point
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NEW York Ae Rate Plagship
Winfield S. Schley
Duncan Kennedy
Wainwright Kellogs
Jesse M. Roper
John F Parker
Thomas M. Bramby
Jiunior
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Poundstone
Frank K. Hill
Leon
Thomson
Wilfred V. Powelson
John L. Sticht
Alfred A. McKethan
Tne
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David Sellers
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Charles
Rockwalter
Arthur
Chester
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James B. Sands
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Oswitt W. Lowry
James M. Sheim
William L. Burdick
John A. Daugherty
John
Andon Vessel to Archive, Washington, Avg
The battle ship Massachusetts slated to participate in naval maneuvers as part of an Allied fleet drill. Orders revoked previously to permit her movement to a port for torpedo exercises, with plans for joint exercises involving other battleships and destroyers in a broader Atlantic campaign.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Sen
Norfolk shooting case sparks denials and legal threats
A twinned controversy envelops the Society for the Prevention of Ari wliy to Aniinnadenied Peerticntarty amid claims by PM Moore and associates. Witnesses describe the fatal shooting of a horse at a Norfolk firm, while attorneys vow to pursue suit against the society, promising a detailed stock exhibit and court battles.
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Vestelcon Transtotompany
Society For the Prevention of
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Moore
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Gel
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Hierisan
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Mather
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Dourd
Seabourn Air Line to Run Special Train from Atlanta
The Seabourn Air Line plans a special train from Atlanta on Suitor Day to Ocean View Virginia Beach and Old Point with round trip fares of 10.20 dollars to Ocean View, 105 dollars to Virginia Beach, and 10.7 dollars to Old Point. Tickets valid ten days from sale. Sale also advertised at Johnston China with lamps at cost.
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Seabourn Air Line
Atlanta
Suitor
Adeleh
Durham and
Hammerman
Bryan and Sewall Club Forms in Virginia Meeting
Prominent Democrats gathered at Hotel Woodstock parlors to form a Bryan and Sewall Club supporting silver. Julius P. Saunders chaired as temporary president with Dr. C. L. Charters elected permanent chairman. committees were named to draft by laws and coordinate campaign efforts for the November election.
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Bryan and Sewall
Julius P. Saunders
C. L. Charters
W. H. Wobs
I. V. Newhon
Aml
Virginia
Beyan
Seweall
Ne- Vesteer
Ge Ter Ieud
Julian T. Saunders
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Moiho
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Webster
Newton
Saunders
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Sreowall
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Sewad
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Jiliue T Saunders
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J. FP. Groves
BE. V. Newton
Vollia T. Saunders
George 5Ker
John N. Wilkinson
James S. Ahoves
George W. Vancey
Bilaha Trimmel
Chen
New York
Seahoard Air Line
At- Naik
Turp Cotton Crof Wreahington August W-Index of July cotton condition
The August report from the Department of Agriculture shows a drop in cotton condition in July from 2.5 to x09, with last year at 77 percent, the lowest August average. State measures: Virginia 86, North Carolina 1%, South Carolina 88, Georgia 92, Florida 44, Alabama 99, Mississippi 75, Louisiana 70, Texas 60, Arkansas 65, Tennessee 88. Drought and heat caused damage, especially on bottom lands. some Georgia areas reported fine condition and potential full yield. Widespread drought extended across Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, with premature ripening and bloom noted in several counties. Some Texas counties reported good wood condition and average yield, though districts hit by drought suffered. Overall cotton belt shows stressed conditions and early planting effects.
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Loulassana
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Tennessee
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South Carolina
Mhoddy
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Lucke
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Dennettt
Collision at Colaba: Passengers Dead in Last Night’s Train Crash
A night train crash near Colaba left many dead and seriously injured. Eyewitnesses said the locomotive failed to stop at a curve with carriages thrown from their mounting, some passengers leaping to escape. Rescue teams found bodies along the ditch as fear and confusion spread.
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Deloulke
Jombin
Columbia Wags
Agricultural Department reports mixed crop conditions in August
Washington August 10 The Department of Agriculture August report shows overall grain and crop improvements from July figures though spring wheat and oats declined. State scores vary with Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and others posting different condition levels. Tobacco and European plain crops also noted with wheat expected to meet average.
Heatwave Looms Over City As Temperatures Surge
Intense heat grips the city with temperatures rising over 100 degrees in shade. Crowds seek relief at Ocean View, Virginian beach, and City Park as steamboats ferry visitors to nearby hikes. Weather officials promise relief before Wednesday. Reports of heat related deaths and numerous prostrations among workers and animals accompany the scorching conditions.
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Brandleton
James Nachanan
James Smith
Baker
Newton
Five Die in Delaware River Boat Tragedy Near Gridesburg
Five persons drowned last night in the Delaware river near Gridesburg suburb when a row boat overturned during a gale. authorities reported the accident occurred close to shore and the victims were residents of Philadelphia.
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Delaware River
Gridesburg
Peaston's Cloning Out Sale of Fine Lawn and White Gooiuls
Bargain sale at 172 Main Street offers lawns and white goods at deep discounts. Prices quoted include pine lawns at low cents and white goods starting near four pence, with blankets promoted as half price. WM. N. PORTLOCK, trustee, advertises through Levy Bros for the sale of blankets and dry goods in winter clearance.
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India
WM. N. Portlock
R. A. Saunders
Aus
Main Street
Sound Money and Silver in a midsummer sale
The article promotes silver purchases claiming a solution to the silver question via a sale at The Casket. Readers urged to visit Greanwood & Bro for sterling silver wares including spoons tea sets bowls and similar items at reduced prices, with emphasis on continued public debate over sound money.
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