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Newspaper
Osseo Eleva Journal
Location
Osseo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1896
Page
2
A fragmented report outlines rulings involving Secretary Reynolds and Interior Department officials, with references to pension policy, military appointments, and related administrative actions. The text mentions various officials and procedural steps across multiple agencies and dates in a dense, garbled form.
July 5 reports from an American political convention detail a fractious gathering with delegates divided over leadership as the Bland caucus and other factions maneuver. The article notes revolts, key figures, dates, and the struggle to determine party direction amid shifting allegiances and potential endorsements.
Fragmentary notes describe a martyr figure named Te Silver and mention political posture amid local park debates. Scattered phrases reference dates, figures, and establishments, but the overall sense is of a public figure sustaining influence despite turmoil.
Fragmentary text indicates a mill closure with unclear details. Mentions Blore, Comparias, and a shutdown planned for two months, but many words are garbled, leaving the core event uncertain and lacking concrete dates or entities.
A garbled historical text fragment mentions the United States and liberty amid references to war era communications. It hints at a public discourse on national matters, with scattered names and places in a period style. The legible portions suggest unrest and civic involvement in the nation’s early discussions.
Detectives probe a counterfeit ring at Mt Feral and St Louis with five colportiers arrested after a raid. The capture includes Walter Crone a professional photographer and Adson Miller linked to the accused, all reportedly involved in a methodical scheme and exploiting victims at a hospital ward.
Miss Tail Sin Ag tley of Boston testified in the superior court as Lae Baldwin faced trial for seduction under promise of marriage. A dramatic moment occurred when a defendant attempted to shoot Baldwin, wheeling the weapon toward his head, but a swift intervention by a bystander prevented loss of life. The jury has heard testimony and the case proceeds with unclear verdict.
Washington July 1 The Treasury Department reports total receipts for the year at about 326 826 and expenditures at 364 51 leaving a deficit for the year while a surplus for Dane as 2 4 0 450 is shown later it is expected a deficit of at least 10 0 and perhaps in Io Defend New York New York July 1 Within a few weeks began one of the war department's largest operations Fortifications will be built at Fort Worth and Sandy Hook costing about 10 000 000
Abbago Alabama July 2 The executive committee of the national democratic committee plans to recommend to the full committee a motion to designate a temporary chairman for the national convention. The decision follows precedent and is apparently not a concession to silver men though some members fear an open fight at the convention. If approved it could trigger a lively floor skirmish.
Chicago July 3 In early talks about the forthcoming platform the free silver faction plans a bold declaration for free coinage at 16 to 1. Leaders discuss a tariff plank tied to revenue needs and labor protection, with Utah Judge Powers proposing a nationwide duty plan reflecting Walker tariff principles.
Report outlines sharp lines between silver and gold factions influencing the presidential nomination. Key figures including Vilas and Wilson are cited as potential breakers and deal makers, with debates over seating and report recommendations shaping early convention strategy.
Mississippi Senator elect Moneys condemns attempts by unnamed Silver men to influence delegates at a national convention. He argues candidates should not pressure delegates to alter their principled stances and warns against belittling the constituency's will. He predicts strong resistance to any such interference.
General Manager of the Grand Prank in Toronto proposes adopting American rules across the Gand Feunk system. Old officials are dismissed or reassigned, with new hires expected, amid exams and emergency staffing. Federal action may follow to mirror U S labor laws. Also noted is news of the steamship Italia near Cape Carouge after departing New York for Genoa.
In Richmond Virginia on July 2 a vast crowd gathered for the sixth annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans. About 12,000 veterans plus thousands of others filled the city to witness the cornerstone laying for the Jefferson Davis memorial. Soldiers slept on Capitol grounds as the city glowed with decorations. A memorial proposal sought to change the United Confederate Veterans Association name to Confederate Survivors Association.
Chicago reports free silver leaders discussing a pre convention caucus to fix a state slate. W H Hinrichsen says a one-day convention is possible while naming favored nominees Blagul Bees Bhick bar Matthews and McKean. Colorado’s C S Thomas predicts Thomas may be temporary chair with fast moving permanent organization to speed business.
The Denver Times editorial urges the Chicago convention to nominate Henry M. Teller of Colorado and John B. McLean of Ohio for president and vice president. It claims the pair would unite free silver supporters and defeat the McKinley Hobart gold standard in Missouri river states and win at the polls.
Ex-Congressman W. J. Bryan of Nebraska arrived quietly in St Joseph and met with delegate C F E Cochran. Cochran left for Chicago to attend the convention after a telegram from Gov Stone. Bryan refused to discuss any link to Bland’s nomination and said the platform would be strongly for silver.
The Rahmaniok from Suakine reached this port safely this morning after a report of a shaft break and loss of sixty lives. Earlier sightings from Cairo indicated the Rahmatinly was seen on June 27, twenty five miles north of Sunkim.
A man, William Warren, intoxicated, killed his wife by slashing her throat and injuring her face with a razor at about 6 am in Winnipeg. He then cut his own throat and died almost immediately.
In Chicago the Month of July celebration features concerts honoring Dr. George J. Root, the nation’s composer. Proceeds fund a life-size statue in a city park to honor Root and his patriotic work. The concerts at the Coliseum Building showcase his contributions as both fire side and patriotic composer.
July 3 2006 Milwaukee Chicago market notes list variable dairy and livestock prices. The report records potato dairy and livestock values, with notes on fresh eggs and flour markets, plus futures style price ranges across several commodities and grades.
Kansas City July 3 The Bland movement expands with preparations to escort Bland supporters to Chicago for the national convention. Joseph Mercer wires from the district arranging for arrivals and local headquarters. Delegates from Missouri and nearby states will travel by special train and meet in Bloomington to join the Brads in Chicago. Local efforts include press dispatches and fundraising to cover travel and event costs.
The article describes American Yale rowers competing under English oarsmen in a Henley style regatta. It notes the improved performance of the Yale crew, the leadership of captain Cook, and the strong showing of coxswain Chake despite travel weariness. Trinity’s boat contest is also mentioned as a separate matchup.
A meeting of Gov. Altgeld and Gov. Stone with other Democratic leaders occurred at the Sheridan house to outline action for the national committee regarding the convention. They breakfasted together and faced guarded doors as plans emerged for possible roles, while denying that Gay or Altgeld sought the permanent chairmanship.
A fragment of a Confederate Merrimac shell is described as a highly valued keepsake by Lewis Rutherford Merritt of Brooklyn. The piece, tied to Civil War memory and a veteran, is recalled amid scattered reminiscences of battles, families, and a long past conflict.
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