Populist Convention Opens In St Louis With Butler Speech
Delegates in St Louis convene for the Populist National Committee meeting led by Taubeneck. Senator Marion Butler is introduced as temporary chairman and delivers a forceful appeal for unity. Governor Stone and Mr Donnelly welcome delegates as the hall fills with a mix of supporters, critics, and a notable display of flags and banners.
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Silver Convention in St Louis Debates Endorsement
The National Silver Party holds its St Louis convention with Newlands and Towne presiding. St John, named permanent chairman, outlines silver currency aims and coalition hopes with Bryan Sewall supporters while delegates debate seats, adjourn, and anticipate a Populist meeting tomorrow.
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Political Interen Discusses Livor Inne Candidates and Debates
Col Elam and Mr Doyle plan a debate on the silver issue at MoMo Hall on the 24th Instant. Ambitious plans outline district conventions, precinct meetings, and a proposed Harper novel slate as Republicans pursue delegates and anti Lamb sentiment lingers in the district.
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Hom
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Portsmouth
Ho Libby
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Republican City Executive Committee
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Anh
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United States
Col. Blam
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Ro Norman
R. JD. Doyles
Messrs
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Cornhill Dinner at Great Bridge Featured Virginia Tradition
The Cornhill Dinner, a large and pleasant Virginia event hosted annually by Mr. George A. Wilson, ex-County Treasurer, at his Great Bridge plantation, brings laborers together after corn milling for a grand feast with speeches, music, and dancing. Two brass bands are engaged, with preparations completed for today’s gathering. Levy Bros announces sleeve extenders for ladies.
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George A. Wilson
Great Bridge
Political Letters and Local Campaign Notes in Richmond
In Richmond July 22 a political letter by George D Wise criticizes McKinley and praises silver advocates, while Governor O Perrall's stance splits local support. Roger Crewsary of King William is favored as a pro silver candidate. Local committees plan congressional and district meetings to organize nominations, with remarks on party unity and upcoming celebrations. A Chesterfield man warns Democrats support for the ticket, and a Virginia horse thief case highlights local crime. A railway worker’s fall injures both legs.
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Vassar sprinters shine amid gym wear and training story
Miss Elizabeth Forbes Vassar is praised as the college's champion sprinter while Milas E. Lister Baker tops the broad jump and Laura J. Brounell excels in the running high jump. The article notes the modest training settings, outdoor work attire, and class numbered sweaters worn by Vassar's athletes. It also includes local ads for home goods and furniture bargains from Levy Bros and Fass.
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Elizabeth Forbes Vassar
Vassar College
Milas E. Lister Baker
Laura J. Brounell
Petersburg M B Conference Discusses Education and Hives
Yesterday's Petersburg District M B Conference session in Dinwiddie county heard talks on education and hives. Speakers included Dr W O W Smith, James Canon, I Ch Rom, Munro of Howling Creek, Prof. Arthur Kyle Davis, and N 1 Davis. A missionary address by Miss Richord B Bagley was given. violence occurred as Peter Taylor assaulted Tonry Brown in three places in the western city.
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Geran Church
Dinwiddie County
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James Canon
Blackstone Female Institute
I Ch Rom
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Mins Richord B. Bagley
Velorsburg
Tonry Brown
Dinwiidte
Wees
Peter Taylor
An royal marriage unites Maud of Wales and Prince Charles
Maud of Wales, youngest daughter of the Prince of Wales and granddaughter of Queen Victoria, wed Prince Charles of Denmark in a ceremony at St James's Palace. The event blended British and Danish pageantry as Life Guards and Coldstream Guards lined the route from Marlborough House to Buckingham Palace. The ceremony occurred at 12:20 PM amid crowds in the West End.
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Seaboard Air Line Pressures Freight Rates War
In Cate Aanita Georgia July 22 the Executive Hound of the Southern States Freight Association meets to ease Seaboard Alp Lines cut rates. Debate over routes and terms grows as the Southern Railway faces terms with Seaboard Air Line and the broader freight network may spread disruption across the South. Manufacturers source from Baltimore and the West while shipments flow East via Seaboard to West logs, New York and other eastern ports. The Seaboard aims to force terms and disrupt the freight association amid reported shakiness.
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Sound Money League Organizes in Louisville
Sound Money League formed by Democrats of Louisville with 150 leading professionals and business men. Delegates selected to attend a Chicago conference to back a sound money Democratic presidential candidate, including George M. Davie, W. O. Haldeman, Swach Phelps, Thomas W. Bullitt, Richard W. Knott, A. J. Carroll, George W. Newton, Lee Moom, and Frank Hagan, who will depart this afternoon.
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George M. Davie
W. ON. Haldeman
S4ach Phelps
Thomas W. Bullitt
Richard W. Knott
A. J. Carroll
George W. Newton
Lee Moom
Frank Hagan
Springfield Sound Money Democrats nominate third ticket
The Springfield Sound Money Democratic Club of 200 business and professional men repudiates the Chicago platform and nominates a National State Congressional and Legislative ticket. A meeting at the courthouse last night was well attended under club auspices.
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Opera House Fire Destroys Naylor's in Terre Haute
A blaze at Naylor's Opera House and three adjacent buildings in Terre Haute Ind last night caused about 160000 in losses with 120000 insured There were no performances at the venue and investigators suspect an explosion of chemicals as the cause
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Treasury Gold Reserve Dips as Withdrawals Reach Large Sum
The Treasury gold reserve in Washington closed at 56,839,529 dollars. Withdrawals for the day totaled 2,776,500 dollars, with 2,012,000 dollars designated for export. Secretary Carlisle and Attorney General Harmon have returned and resumed duties.
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Geneal Harmon
Democrats nominate Watts for Governor in West Virginia
The Virginia Nova reports Kanawha county Democrats urge Gen. COO and Watts for Governor while Mrs. Caroline Parker, widow of John Parker, dies in Winchester aged seven. The state party plans a convention to nominate State officers in Wheeling on August 12. Rev Lews ned Chore installed as pastor in Lovettsville. Maria Van Doren, 78, dies in Best City Missouri. A monument for Judge Handley arrives at Mt Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. Aaron Watson, an elderly laborer, killed by fall of rocks in a well on Senator W. Daniel's West Virginia property Saturday afternoon.
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