Bryan to Lecture in New York and Western Tour
William J. Bryan outlined a campaign itinerary for New York and Western states. He will depart Barrytown at 6 56 p m Tuesday and travel through Albany Rhinebeck and Rhinebeck to Hinesbeck before returning to Buffalo and Chautauqua. In Rhinebeck he was greeted by a multi party reception and spoke from a hotel balcony.
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Red Hook
N. Y
New York State
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Barrytown
Albany
Suranuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Erie
New York
Chautauqua
Wolsomer
Bryan
Phinebeck
Campaiea
Poughkerpzie
Perrine
Wmilersile
Worton
Hom
Misses Perrine
Dutts
Aryan
Hila
Morena Superiintendent
Gecr
Ashley W. Cole
Mpilerse
He Harty
Jacob Runvert
Hinebeck
Mr. Richards
Hillside Methodist Church
Rhinebeck
Ihinebeck
Oil Cormtead
George L. Maelsiyne
Alr
Exselsiyne
Mueilen
United States
Baron Von Zedwitz Death Tied to Yacht Collision
Washington and London report a fatal yacht collision involving Baron Von Zedwitz and the Isolde. The baron, married to Miss Lena Caldwell of Louisville, died in the incident while his social and official career flourished. A coroner's inquest in Ryde ruled the death an accident from the Meteor and Isolde collision.
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Washington
Baron von Zeichte
Isolde
Lena Caldwell
Louisville
Mary
Gwendoln Caldwell
Catholic University
Arlineten
Diplomatic Corps
Baron von “Zedwitz
Mexico
Germany
Garon von Zedwitz
Mary Gwendolm Caldwell
Paris
London
Ryde
Baron von Sehwitz
South Sea
Wreck Kills Four While They Slept Stealing Ride
At Sugar Mills four miles west of Topeka Kansas a Rock Island freight wrecked at 6 am while men rode the stock car. Three identified victims are B H Mills and G T Canfield and H M Pendnhall, plus an unknown man. Six cars derailed when the box car dropped.
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Dheathina
Topeka
Kan
Rock Island
Sugar Mills
B.H. Mills
G. T
Jacksonville
Child dies of glanders amid family outbreak
A seven year old girl, Mia Binz, daughter of George Blas, a gardener on Oak Hill Avenue, died from glanders. The mother, Mia Binz, is also dying from the disease transmitted by the family horse. Doctors fear other family members may be stricken.
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St. Louis
George Blas
Oak Hil Avenue
Mia
Binz
Remarkable Rise in Norfolk Corn Exports to Foreign Markets
The Norfolk port shows a dramatic five year rise in corn exports, with 11 months ending August 1 1805 marking far higher shipments than prior years. Norfolk and Western Railroad elevator facilities drive this surge, handling nearly all corn for export and averaging 27 021 bushels per day in the last eleven months.
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Norfolk
Humber
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk and Wetern
Faellisier
Norfolk and Western Haw Juzt
Columbus
Co. K. Finch
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Bushell
Custom House
Sas
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Newport News
Thurston Denies Bryan Mining Affiliation Claims
Benator Thurston of the Republican National Committee asserts no Bryan associate has worked for river mine owners advocating free tinage. He says neither he nor any member has ever been employed by or paid by any bimetallic faction or mine interests.
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Ouren
Benator Thurston
Republican National Committee
Bryano
O Advocate Free
Bryan
Aoctinifon
Thurston Retracts Charge About Bryan Denial
Chicago August 1 Senator Thurston of Madison Wisconsin accepted Bryan’s denial as conclusive proof he had not been employed by silver mine owners or silver associations. Thurston said Bryan’s word is enough for him and he will address the people in a forthcoming public address. Bryan denies the charge, as reported by a Democratic newspaper.
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Bacon
Georgia
Smith
Butler
Stevens
Silverites
Wormley
National Committee
Bryan
Watson
Sewall
Hobart
Chicago
Thurston
Eilvers
Madison
Wis
Chicago Chronicle
Dryan
Bryan Line
Democratic
Radu
Kentucky
Ows
Gddness
Vale
Deute Councel
Inet
Meemiuet
Seventeen Year Old Boy Dies After Cigarette Stunt
A Philadelphia newsboy, George F. Elwell, aged 14, died after attempting to smoke as many cigarettes as possible in half an hour. A wager led to two packs being consumed. he grew ill and died the next day. Coroner cited excessive smoking as the cause.
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Philad
Phia
Win & Warcr
George FP
Elwell
Unusual first in twenty years auction sale in New York
Auctioneers Wilmerding Morris and Mitchell sold over 5 000 cases of Washington prints at a dawn sale. Brisk bidding added 1 000 cases beyond the cataloged 4 000. Most goods went to the South with some to the West, reflecting a novelty for dry goods buyers.
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New York
Wilmerding, Morris & Mitchell
Anelon
Washington
Morrigs
Renowned composer Nichols Crouch Dies in Baltimore
Condensed Dispatches report the sudden death of Prof. Frederick William Nichols Crouch of Baltimore, famed for Kathleen Mavourneen. Other items note a Mexican bandit attack near San Miguel, a Tucson report denying a fight with Yavapai, a court martial threat for a deceptive courier, Kansas City bank notes, and insurgent burnings in Macedonia.
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Portland
Frederick William Nichols Crouch
Baltmore
Kathleen Mavourneen
George A. Thomas
Chihuahua
Mexico
San Miguel
Gail
Tucson
Arix
Tucson Star
Seventh Cavalry
Vicin
Kansas
Ily
Hank
London
Aispatch
Athens
Central
Macedonia
Army and Navy Notes From Washington Aug. 19
Lieut D H Mahan ordered to the Machta as executive officer relieving J W P Day detached granted three months leave Day leaves and Mahan takes command Colonel Charles G Sawtelle named quartermaster general replacing R N Datehelder retired Sawtelle on duty at Governor's Island during transition and duty changes
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Washington
D. H. Mahan
Jodeu
W. P. Day
Charles G. Saitelle
United States Army
R. N. Datehelder
Sawtelle Tell
Governor’s Island
Opening of the annual American Bar Association meeting in Saratoga
In Saratoga N Y August 19 the opening session of the Jth annual convention of the American Bar Association drew nearly two thousand attendees including many Indies Lord Russell Sir Frank Lockwood Montague Crackenthorpe and guests. President Moorefield Storey called the meeting to order and the day featured an extended address on railway reorganization and evolving statutes, plus reports on membership and forthcoming council actions.
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Saratoga
N. Y
The
American Bar Association
Lord Russel
Frank Lockwood
Montagua Crackenthorpe
Engen Party
Moorefield Storey
Hoxton
Lord Ruxcell
J. Trandolph Tucker
Edward J. Phelps
Montague Crackenthorpe
William Allen Builer
Henry Hitchcock
Austen G. Fox
Chas
Chiflin Allen
Francis Rawleames
Carter
Sir Prancis Lockwond
Btorey
Lord Russell
Ithey
Naany Memers
General Council
Blarida
Williams
Louisiana
Trowe
Maryline
J. T Mason
Misslesiuni
Congress
Li Hung Chang Arrives for Philadelphia Reception
The philadelphia schedule for Li Hung Chang includes arrival in New York August 29, a naval review on Governors Island, visits to Grant’s tomb, dine with John Russell Young and others, a West Point review, a Chamber of Commerce gathering, a Brooklyn visit, and a trip to Washington before continuing to Niagara Falls and Vancouver toward China.
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Philadelphia
Li Hung
New York
Governor's Island
Cleveland
Grant
John Russell Young
George F. Seward
China
West Point
Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn
Young
Blox
Richmond Primary Looms In Virginia Contest For Delegates
Richmond Aug. 19 Special The primary for delegates to the Congressional Convention will be held tomorrow. Col William Billett and Capt John Lamb are the Republican candidates with Lamb favored by many radical lines. Richmond is to send 101 delegates and the result should decide the contest. A Powhatan Courthouse Confederate monument unveiling will feature Gov O Ferrall and Judge John H Ingram. Union Theological Seminary building work proceeds toward next year’s session. A Buchanan jewelry store break in yielded six watches with no clues. Capt J9 Lamb carried Henrico County unanimously for the Democratic nomination.
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Colorado
Pueblo
Col
Charles S Thomas
Alvah Adams
Trades Assembly of Pueblo
Silverlies
United States
Storey
Granta
James W. Russell
Law
University of the City of New York
CM. Campbell
Denver
Cal
Blewht Lee
Northwestern University
Isyv
Steheller
Loris Russell
Bar Association
James W. Wheelworth
Omaha
Neb
Joseph B. Warner
Boston
Richmond
Thio
Lett
John Lamb
Col Billett
Komm
Radloggi Verites
Lamb
Powhatan
Manchester
O'Ferrall
Jud John H. Ingram
Union Theological Seminary
Hampden-Sidney
Lewis Ginter
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Crop Seen Falling Short of Records
The Agriculturist reports more than half of the cigar tobacco crop in the United States has been housed and shows uniform quality and high yields, with planters expecting a nearly 25 million pound total if unharvested portions cut. Florida remains noted for exceptionally fine tobacco. An incident mentions an egg year old girl sister involved in a distressing event near water.
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Springfield
Acan Agriculturist
United
Florida
Cuba
Tressey
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Hem
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Puller
VW. Reed
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Pennsylvania
M. Cy Rankin
Indiana
George FP. Washburn
Massachusetts
Washburn
Mormley Yountle
Demoscratic Committee
Faulkner
Fogether
Hoke Smith
Lincolnton
N. C
Prohibitioniata
Syracuse
Prohibition State Convention
Baron Zedwetz
Recnblow
Wiile
Glanders
Tait
Nola
Army and Navy Notes
the Bar OF America
Convention of the American Bar Association
Russell
America
Nan All Rigbe
DE Guise
Tillete
Cap Lamb—Cnionel
Boltera
Momple
McKils
William Lamb
State Republican Committee
Riohsmoni
Gold Democrata
Bulton
Culpeper
Limb
Virginia
Sa Chicago
National Republican Committee
Jacob Kemple
Witeling W. Va
H Cet
Pepunlinaes
Halle
Kemple
Willl
Clifton Forge
Buchanan Jewelry
Iit
Henrico County
C. H
William Lambsoo
Col. Tazewell
Sullan M. Ruthe Penalista
Prof
R. Bias
Randolph-Macon College
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