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Newspaper

Phoenix Weekly Herald

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1896

Page

3

Chicago convention sparks Democratic Populist clash in Phoenix

A review of Chicago's political tumult traces McKinley and Bryan stances, Populist pressure, and Democratic fractures. It notes editorials across New York, Boston, and California backing McKinley, while Arizona and western valley observers forecast river rises and rain.

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Battle of the Boyne observed across Irish Orangemen parades

July 11 reports show Orange lodges throughout the country holding parades with tomorrow services planned in episcopal churches. A mass convention is planned in Chicago next month with patronage societies totaling over five million members to be represented.

Purrapenesia Battle of the Boyne Orange Chicago Patriotic Societies United States

Watterson writing compromise dishonor message to Courier Journal

A July dispatch from Geneva reveals a cable note to Walter Haldeman of the Courier Journal Company urging support for a ticket, with the line compromise dishonor and a call to stand firm, signed by Henry Watterson. The message discusses opposing Chicago nominees and Louisville concerns, dated July 13 in Geneva.

Louvres W. N. Haldemaae Courier-Journal Geneva Switzerland Vie Walter Haldeman Louisville Henry Wattereon

Detroit Marked Centenary of British Evacuation

Detroit observes the 100th anniversary of British troops leaving the northwest stronghold. A morning fete drew thousands as cannon boomed and decorations festooned Fort Street. Governor O Ferrall delivered the oration, followed by a grand parade with militia, veterans groups, and naval crews.

Demnorr Mich Detroit Fort Street Fort Lersoult Ward Port Shelby Fadera O'Ferrall Virginia Odd Fellows Catholic Cadets Grand Army Poste Navel Veterane Letter Carries Elke Newsboys’ Associations Knights Templar Knights of Pythias Loyal Legion Union Veterans’ Association Colonial Dames Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the American Revolution United States Michigan Michigan Naval Reserve Northwest Hogland Spain Quebec Moses Porter Fort Miami J. F Hamtramck Brows

Receivers Dismissed as Northern Pacific Case Sealed

In Federal court Judge Hanford dismissed Oakes Rouss and Payne the old Northern Pacific receivers excusing them and their sureties from further liability and contempt charges. Northern Pacific took default judgment against Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad for 1 250 000 63 based on services advances and losses in running the Lake Shore road. Lake Shore did not defend.

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The Bi metallic League reports progress on international bimetallism

The Bi metallic League of Great Britain claims substantial progress in the year toward international bimetallism. It cites French, Belgian, and Prussian official support and notes many Americans favor remonetizing silver though some oppose waiting for global agreement. The piece mentions other global events and public notices interspersed with ad-like items.

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Nomination fight roils the Clifton House crowd today

At Clifton House Bryan Sewall area hosts a political gathering as delegates and throngs press entrances and corridors. The day features rapid nominations for vice president with Williams McLean and Sewall among top contenders, and motions limit speeches to five minutes as voters debate the ticket ahead of ballots.

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Arrogant Russia No Progress By Our Minister To That Country

Wassixorox July 13 reports show the United States protests over Russia denying passports to American citizens traveling to Russia if they are Jewish. It notes Russia refuses to limit its rights to punish Russians who abuse power or harm Americans. No progress toward settlement of these frictions is evident.

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Day of the Convention Arrives at Chris tina Endeavorers

July reports on the lass day of the annual convention describe a focused program with a consecration theme. Morning prayer services were well attended across about thirty churches as the organizing committee aimed for a genuine effort. Harding the English champion and James Stauber from Australia were noted in the events.

Christina Stanberry Harding Losper Jule James Stauber Thames

Sewall Leads Chicago Rally Amid Democratic Clash

Telegram read aloud praises Sewall as Georgia and Illinois swing to his side. Chicago convention scene ends with two-thirds rule fight and praise for the city. Deliberations hint at national committee shifts for headquarters from New York to Chicago.

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