Rests With Voters no Hie Journey From Erie to Rutile
William J. Bryan delivered his fourth Erie speech on the Chicago platform urging silver money over gold and calling for turnout to secure the Senate and House. He attacked the Republicans, warned of continued war with gold, and urged voters to elect Joseph Sibley and Bryan’s allies, then departed for Buffalo for further stops.
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Erie
Rutile
Wiliam J. Bryan
Buffalo
Reed House
Bryan
Erle
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Tennet
Republian
St. Louis
Hbalcony
Reed Howse
Joseph Sihley
Congress
Sibley
Mfrs
Pool House
Lake Cave
Byson
Arle
Randall Club
Pittsburg
Chicago
Senate
House
Bryan the Howe
Cheere
Jozeph Sthley
Major McKinley
New Registration to Be Taken for Voters in Richton
Richmond Va Aug 27 Special The Electoral Board ordered a new registration in Richmond despite a City Democratic Committee push to reverse it. Capt John Lamb leads in delegate weak over Coloned Wilcott and is seen as likely congressional nominee. Republican visitors include Wise Dyer and others as a weekly campaign paper is planned with W P Kent as editor. Matt DeKalb Taylor, earlier jailed for drunkenness and blocked marriage, was arrested again after threatening E J Christian Jr. and breaking into Miss Mullan's house. Taylor's father and sister are due tomorrow, with a friend noting the father is not as wealthy as claimed.
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Richmond
WHL
City Democratic Committee
Capt
John Lamb
Congress
Wilcott
Lamb
Matt DeKalb Taylor
Miss Pattle Mullan
Jal
E. J. Christian, Jr
Taylor
Christian
Young Taylor
Miss Mullan
Yazon City
Matt
Fistic Ward Meeting Ends in Disorder and Straw Vote
Ward meetings across the city to elect new City Executive Committee members concluded with a brawl in Brambleton Ward. Dr Chiles was elected chairman after a tense session. other wards selected superintendents and two committee members amid interruptions and police intervention.
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City Democratic Executive Committee
New City Executive Committee
Democracy
Tor Brambleton Ward
Brambieton
Wis
Jakeman
Westelein
Tre
Ehairman
Messie
R. D. Nichols
George H. Dawes
Claud Hudgins
Abe Mosey
John E. Lawler
Hudgins
Cornitt
John Lower
John Whitehead
Nichols
White
Firse
Varmony
Whitehead
Dornin
Lawler
Chiles
Brambleton
Democratic
Messrs
D. L. Hudgins
Frank Barram
J. BE. Murphy
Richmond Frigid Gathering Chooses Delegates to Indianapolis
The Stace Convention of the National Democratic party met at the Academy of Music in Richmond. About 300 delegates attended and twenty four delegates were chosen to attend the Indianapolis convention. Speeches by James Southall and others drew mixed cheers as the body debated credentials and permanent organization. Governor Cameron spoke for an hour defending the current gold standard. The convention adjourned at 11:06 p.m. A separate fifth district Populist convention in Rocky Mount endorsed Bryan and Watson with a committee empowered to nominate if Democrats decline.
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Oll
Hudsina
Mane
Frank Barrom
W. I. Cur- Hosia
Bexecu- Hove
Bryan
Sewall
WH. Dt. Pitt
Marx
Movesis
Sroyt
Awe
Fongordo
W. O. Pet
Poo
Lowe
W. Watking
George Treppel
Ova Casalyyy Coe Joedy
Stort
W Gettis
Wrvath
Ben
Seasion
Court House
Abe
Willcox
Wy. W. Dey
Mr . Willams
James G. Prinew
Prifies
Aeeysianet
Lwa
Humber
McChire
Wiljcox
Marlot Hall
D. Muener
Voight
Fran
Henry
BP. Metenif
St. PF
Bush
Woll
Messrs
J. c. Prines
J. Pott
Doj. Callahan
Washington Taylor
Leonard Knopp
Aylor
Knapp
Pringe
Pitt
Taylor
Fourth Ward
Stonewall
Upper Church Street
J. J. Harrison
Aet
John Kelly
Joseph Bamburger
D. A. Underdown
W. I. Jacques
Church Lewis
D. W. Sandestin
Richmond
National Democratic Party
Othe Tadhinnpolis
Juanes Tuamgirdner
Staunton
C. Venable
Alexander Tinamillion
Petersburg
Vo Sourhall
Charlottesville
Meredith
Iehoond
Joseph Ryan
Elm Plier
Trey
James PL Smith
Lexander Hamillton
Chatman
WW. Adderson
Ham Itan
Hamilton
Tomilton
Solpet
Witert Ome
Oman
TM. Scatt
Foeond Tistelet
A. Saeh
J. MM. Yacoutie
Wowerhettecker
Frost Poulory
Kirkpatrick
Mighth Doe
Howard
Moubioen
Dhemien TV
Phelps
Veipler
de Peters
T J. Hawking
V. Sauthall
National Democratic
St Louis
Cnet
Cleveland
Southall
Capitol Square
Virgnia
Campmlites
OA. Lash
James Tumeardner, Jr
H.W. Anderson
Y. M Scott
R. B. Tunatai
Thiel
Ro E B. Blackwell
B. @. Venable
Wiliam VW. Wilson
A. K. Rives
George L. Cochan
M. M. Morris
T. M. Logan
Bumgardner
Butt
Deyan
Democratc
Committee On Resolutions
I Chandler
Walter Sharp
Joseph Bryan
Wourth
de Tod
Tayto
AW. Thomas
Hives
Thomas IL
Waters
PT Hurt
C. Wider
Mr. Bryan
Democrate
Virginia
Jotforon Addelson
Uhleapo
Chlenge
Supreme Court
Mckiniey
Pene Norton
Jark- Sor Wits
Bhicoco
Popu- Vets
Democrats
Force
Indianapolis
Rowtholl
James Bumgardner, Jr
TC. Vonahte
Academy of Music
Cameron
Kinter
Tudmanapolis
Fifth Congressional District
Rocky Mount
Franklin County
Mryan
Watson
Brooklyn Cruiser Brooklyn Proves Speed Record in Ocean Run
Aug 27 Heston The Brooklyn cruiser today proved herself the greatest naval vessel of her class by covering eighty three knots in a continuous run at an average 21 94 100 knots per hour. She maintained 22 9 10 knots during part of the return and achieved high averages between buoys. With 160 pounds boiler pressure and 198 RPM average, the test earned Cramp & Co a bonus of at least 350 000 and 4000 per quarter knot over the standard. The vessel performed grandly with minimal vibrations.
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Mer Cina
Heston
Brooklyn
Sas
Messrs. Cramp
Philadelphia
Phone War Imminent Between Old and New Telephone Firms
Rival telephone companies prepare for a price and service battle as the Southern States Company readies its exchange. Bell officials vow to defend lanes by upgrading switches, wires, and apparatus while undermining the new entrant’s rates with a heightened campaign. The public will see intensified competition and likely lower phone costs.
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New South States
New Felda
Southern States
Gomispany
Crews
Lta
Abra
Corn exports from Norfolk and Newport News lead Western to Europe trade
Special reports show corn movement from the West to Europe via Southern ports as a key business feature. Exports from Norfolk reach over 10 million bushels since Sept 1, 1895, up from 2 million prior year, while Newport News climbs from 5.7 to over 8 million bushels. Total shipments from both ports for the crop year end Aug 31 range 19 to 20 million bushels, vs 6 million last year.
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Baltimore
Europe
Norfolk
Newport News
Tron Ae
Birmingham
South Carolin
Drewi
West Point
Atlanta
Louisiana
Natchitoches
Ssesippi
Lumber Company
Gene Heht
Bamberg
8. C
Newberry
Palestine
Telegraph and Telephone Company
Galvester Pt Aang
Richmond
Barnel
Greece Mold Fire Reveals Millions of Damages at Johnson Site
Local reports indicate a mold issue exposing half a million dollars in costs and slivers of latent damage at the Johnson site this week. Authorities cited unusual temperatures and data gaps as they investigated the sudden outbreak and related casualty notes.
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Columbus
Dan McConville
Ohio Democratic Committee
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Urbana
Bellefontain
Findlay
Toledo
Cincinnati
Washington
Committee On
New York
Encare
J. & W. Seligman & Co
First National Bank of Chicago
Chartal ‘Reserve
Treasury Cold Reserve
Was
San Francisco
Mme
Aurcesn
BR. AL Wise
Mr. Dyer
Amon
Republcans
W. J. Taylor
Fredericksburg
Thorp
Jacob Yost
J. Hampton Hoge
C. T. Barksdale
R.tweber
A. P. Furnhouser
Morganreat
W.P. Kent
Wytheville
Li Ut
Kent
McKinley
Pawer
Father Welbers
St. Joseph's Church
Wimington
Del
Democratic Committee
Brambleton Ward
Wienoei
C. A. Jakemoan
J. I Jeera
Dakemiin
Jakiman
Konekings
Ma. Whitehead
Assmantler Vol- Hines
Wniley Weves
Wideins
Akeman
William Watters
Irina Democratic
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Baethwetayia
Grover Clevelind
Alinost Conipihee
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Greece
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