Bryan in Albany Campaign Plan Amid Democratic Harmony
Upper Red Hook New York August 21 William Jennings Bryan reads reports of Democratic harmony and says broad support exists across the state. He is expected to campaign with Major Hinkley and discuss the Chicago ticket. a Winnisook Lodge visit with Hinkley is planned as part of efforts toward a unified front before the Buffalo convention.
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Upper
Red Hook
N. Y
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
Croker
Jenkins
New York
Sewall
Tivoli
Madison Square
Jaimee Hinkley
New York Stars Democratc
Mr. Hinkley
Empire State
L Ahown
Gryan
Winnisook Lodge
Catekills
Major Hinkley
Iryng
Ecandidate
Uckel
Mr. Bryan
Senator Til
Hil
Albany
Watte
Mery
Perrine
Upper Bea Hook
Wiliam Sulzer
New York Ciy
Sulzer
van Burr Denzlow
Chicago University
Denslow
Republicans Nominate Massey for Congress in Fourth District
In Raleigh North Carolina on August 21 the Republican Committees of the Fourth Congressional District nominated Patrick T. Massey for Congress by acclamation. The Populists and Democrats also have candidates in the field. The Republicans of the First District endorse Harry Skinner and the Populist nominees.
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Raleigh
N. C
Republican Committees
Fourth Congressional District
Patrick T. Massey
Congress
Harry Skinner
Brooklyn Navy dry dock accident delays action and court martial likely
Secretary McAdoo says no action will be taken yet as the Brooklyn Navy Yard dry dock is drained and pumped out. The Court of Inquiry will reconvene to review findings once the dock is accessible, with a possible court martial following.
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Carson
Washington
Brooklyn View-Dock
McAdoo
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Court of Inquiry
A Quick and Nervy Thief steals from bank in Live Block
In Kansas City on August 21 the Stock Yards Branch of the American National Bank in the Live Block Exchange was robbed of 2000 in cash and 200 in silver from a drawer left open by cashier Boswell. A thief used a jimmy to enter, leaving nail marks on the counter.
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Kansas City
Stock Yards
American National Bank
Live Block Exchange
Boswell
Exchange
Indian Rice Crop Shows Large Year In India
A report to the Department of State from Consul General Polk in Calcutta states the Indian rice crop this year will be large with returns showing an increase of 40,800 tons over last year. Last year ranked among the biggest on record except for 1890-91, with shipping quantities around 1,686,000 and 1,723,700 tons compared with the ten year average exports ending in 1895 of 1,421,660 tons.
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Washington
Department of State
Polk
Calcutta
Export Trends and Trade News Across US Markets
Dun and Co reports mixed U S trade: exports to New York rose while imports fell. gold imports begin after Madison Square Garden meeting. Bank clearings and rail shipments shrink. textile demand weak though cotton goods auction prices improve. Wool and iron see soft markets. 5 000 tons steel sold to Japan. Overall, failures rise, credit tight, and stock market dull with professional trading.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Sterling Exchange
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Bessemer
Pittburg
Southern
Japan
Dradstreet
Buffalo
Pittabure
Charleston
United
Galveston Mercantile
South Carolina
Louisiana
Texas
Artlantas
Mississippi
Baltimore
Kansas City
Kansas
St. Paul
Quebec Dispatch Reports Senator Tayli McPherson Aboard Labrador
A Wimouski dispatch indicates the steamship Labrador traveling from Liverpool to Montreal signalled that Sir Tayli McPherson of Toronto, a Dominion Senate member and noted figure, was aboard. The report arrived as the vessel passed Wimouski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Wimouski
Labrador
Liverpool
Montreal
Tayli McPherson
Toronto
Dominion Senate
Bar Association elects officers and debates reforms in Saratoga
The American Bar Association opened its session at Saratoga with elections for officers led by President James M. Woolworth and officers from multiple states. Jurisprudence reform proposals were debated, including a plan on election insurance, which was defeated by a wide vote, as committees and reports were presented and the assembly adjourned sine die.
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Saratoga
American Bar Association
Wiely
James M. Woolworth
Omaha
Neb
Juno, Hinkley
Baltimore
Francis Rowle
Phladelphia
Alfred Nomonway
Boston
Charles Cloplin Allen
St. Louis
William W. Howe
New Orleans
W. Wit Howe
Waa
Midge Howe
Judge Pineh
Indiana
Robert Sewell
New York
Henry Ehlehcock
Missouri
Mnomon
Nsolt
Mr. Smith
Georgia
Thayers
Masewchusetts
Br. Foster
Washington
Chapt i. Lawton
Eame
Iss
Wader She Wet
General Assembly
State of
Missing Caroline County man found in pickle barrels
Dallas Bruce a white resident of Caroline County disappeared at the Confederate reunion in Richmond. He was thought to carry about 400 dollars and was last seen with a colored woman. His body was recovered in pickle barrels at Hector Whining’s house, cut into pieces with parts placed in multiple barrels.
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Frederickstore
Dallas
Bruce
Caroline County
Richmond
Hecto W Whinin
Naval Orders From Washington Announce Assignments
Navy personnel changes reveal Commander Parenholt named to command the Monongahela while Lieutenant Commander Reeler heads to Washington Navy Yard and several lieutenants detach from the Naval Academy for Bancroft duty. Additional officers are ordered to duty with the coast survey and Naval Academy assignments continue.
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Washington, Ane
OW. Parenholt
Leutenant
M. TH. Reeler
Washington Navy Yard
Clark
Y. Noble
Ben
Naval Academy
Bancroft
Seymour
Tseeml
A.M. P. McCormick
D. Daniels
Energear
L. M. Pulton
J. M
Orchard
Nlt. Holmes
Busien Ve Bine
G. M
Monongahela
Banuroft
Mob Attacks Cotton Pickers House in Willsite
At Willsite Wedd a Way ulehe a mob of twenty five whites entered a house of five negro cotton pickers and shot Vaughan who died after being beaten when he complied with commands to raise his hands. The attackers fled the scene, masking their identities, amid claims of thefts in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Willsite
George Anderson Hanged for Wife Murder in Jail
In Minsomert Mayon Mo on August 21 George Anderson, who killed his wife, was hanged in jail at 1 a m. His neck broke and he died in thirteen minutes after the drop. He walked to the scaffold with hands tied and made no resistance.
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Mayon. Mo
George Anderson
Miners Strike Spreads in Shawnee Valley
Telegram from Stain President Hatchford to Tinsted Mine Workers HQ reports a thousand miners under lease in the valley quit this morning in obedience to a state convention order. The strike continues there and elsewhere for wage gains throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tinsted
Amerca
Hatchford
Shawnee
Minera
Renomination Battle Roils Third District Campaign
The article reports on developments in Virginia politics with Colonel Tagewell Bilett's renomination by the Democrats in the Third District, Captain Lamb's campaigns, and divisive Republican maneuvers. It notes delegates from Manchester, arrangements at Republican headquarters, and local figures like Ex-Senator Eppa Triton backing Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tagewell Bilett
UN Democrats
John Lamb Lockie
Manchester
Wilett Mint
Lamb
Bedford Park burglary suspect identified after gunfire
A man with a shattered arm was brought to Long Island College Hospital and identified as one of five Bedford burglars, possibly John Gilmore alias George Price. Detective-Sergeant Mel Cauley and Captain O'Brien linked him to the Bedford Park shooting and a post office burglary record. James Schenck of Hedford Park also implicated him in the raid. The suspect was jailed when he could not explain his wound.
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New York
Long Island College Hospital
Mel Cauley
Falselty
John Gilmore
John Carie
George Price
O'Brien
Adams dies after Bedford Station shooting
Brewsters New York August 21 Walker B Adams who was shot at Bedford Station yesterday died this morning. The two burglars shot by the Adamses refuse to talk and are not identified. Two related women have called to set them but refuse to speak naming the men by only their first names.
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Brewsters
N. Y
Walker B. Adams
Bedford Station
Petersburg Notes Highlight Democratic Odds and Local Incidents
Petersburg Aug 21 A report from Petersburg covers Democratic Fourth District activity with Bryan and Sewall support across counties, local court cases, a yacht lease for hunting on local rivers, divorce deposition work, a church meeting ending with conversions, and leadership elections in the Sons and Daughters of the Independent Order of St. Luke with officers and delegates named.
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Petersburg
Jude Leonidas
Yorrall
Greenville County
Congress
Virginia
Bryan
Sewall
Free
Flo
Mecklenburg
F. R. Lassiter
Charles B. Mann
Democratic Fourth District Committee
George W. Perram
John Warrenton
James M. Young
Suhout
Young
Lyvinent
Warrenton
Ryan Barney
Meadoweville
Mrankements
Appomattox
James Rivers
KR. L. Smith
James Anders
Maintiff
A. Collier
Wille Collier
John N. Stearns & Co
Jarv
Prince George County
Oak Street
Right Worthy
Mvnons
Richmond
Elisa Allen
William M.T. Forrester
Worthy
Maggie Ll. Walker
City of New York
Magele L. Walker
R. J. Perkins
Huntington
W. Va
Buffalte
J. TB. Alsop
Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Southern Railway
Virginia Beach
Postal Telegraph
Fourteen Missing After Shipwreck Off Coast of Santa Catarina
A cablegram from Santa Catherina reports the four masted ship Willie Rosenfeld, American, captain Dunphy, sailed New York April 29 for San Francisco and foundered 400 miles off the coast. Part of the crew landed here. fourteen aboard in two boats are missing. Owner is Arthur B. Bewall & Co. of Bath, Maine. Also reports the Governor Goodwin, Captain Oakes, from New York April 29 for Foo, ashore on Prince's Island with all crew saved. 1459 ton wooden ship built in 1877 Boston and owned by Foster & Prack. The Christiana Norgenbladet notes Fram exploration details and plans to sail from Dane's Island near Spitsbergen on Aug 2. Fram arrives Tromsoe last evening.
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London
Santa Catherina
Willie Rosenfeld
Dunphy
New York
San Francisco
Rosenfeld
Arthur B. Bewall & Co
Bath
Batavia
Java
Governor Goodwin
Oakes
Foo
Prince's Island
Govenor Goodwin
Boston
Miasa
Foster & Prack
North Carolina Sees Large Silver Support for Bryan
A Virginian reporter describes North Carolina as overwhelmingly pro silver with a Bryan Sewall victory anticipated. Major McClaunny, a former Tar Heel congressman, predicts a decisive Democratic win and cautions Populists against splitting the electoral vote.
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North Carolina
Bryanwall
Major ‘ McClaunny
Congress
Iatery
Jilways
al Brineipley
Star
Rainbow
Lee
Mecklenburg
Bryan
Sewall
Watson
North
Ina
Aire
Ee Watson
Virginia State League to Remain Five Clubs
Richmond Va August 21 Special The State League meeting of ten decided to continue with five clubs All league managers paid dues in full The Norfolk and Portsmouth game of August 3 which was protested will be replayed and all teams scheduled against the disbanded Roanokes must lay off
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Richmond
Roanokes
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Father Deruytter Dead at 42 in Wilmington
Father John A Deruyter priest and president of St Josephs League died in Wilmington at age 42 while en route to Clayton to organize the Industrial School for Colored BR. He had directed Josephs Orphanage for Colored and was a noted relief worker with past ties to Richmond Washington and Baltimore.
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Father Deruytter
Wilmington
Del
Heyp
John A. Deruyter
St. Joseph's League
Delaware
Maryland
Virsit
Peninsula
Clayton
Deliton
Joseph's Orphanage
Intland
Father Deruyter
Richmond
Washington
Babbino
Local minister resignation rumor stirs Fort Worth notes
Fragmented copy reports a United States minister in Terrell near Fort Worth who may resign and realign with the State Department. Captain J E. the minister’s brother says he has not seen credible evidence of a resignation or accreditation changes.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Terrell
United States
Kev
Kay
State Department
J. E
Creden
Gold Reserve and Withdrawals Reported in August Update
Gold Reserve in Washington at close today 103 228 6175. Withdrawals in New York over the last ten days exceed two million. San Francisco reports declines tied to centers and shipments. Fass Furniture receives sizable consignments including Chanel iron beds at low prices.
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Washington
Atchery
New York
Wwe
San Francisco
Tion
Leigal Centers
H. Wertheimer
Pricda
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