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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
3
National Republican ticket and Populist views debate
The article surveys the 1896 political scene with mentions of McKinley Hobart ticket, Populist stance toward Bryan, Democratic splits, and regional reactions. It notes alleged newspaper bias, cattle shipments from Arizona, and debates over gold standard and silver, with commentary on tariffs and foreign debt implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Willcox
Tucson
Benson
Geronimo
San Simon
Mexico
United States
Star
U S Statutory Transfers and Local Property Deals
Herald report lists transfers and real estate notes from July 22 including United States to rack O Thomp S00, Frank Shirley tenancy in Cotten building, Addison Weinlvevn deed to Capitol Trust lot in Territory of Arizona to James T Sime, and Garfield Mining Co incorporation with Orlando Merrill Louis Lamb and others. Also mentions JH Mayfeed equipment sale and McKinley mining claims in Pack Saddle district plus 25 year Garfield Mining Co charter with $31,000,000 capital.
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Herald
The
Valley Abstract Companys
United States
Pater
Frank Shirley
Lenge
Cotten
Simon Nevisger
Addison
Weinlvevn
Capitol
Territory
Arizona
James T Sime
Central Pines
Horn
Geo
Lewis
Billut Sale
Thewning Outtis
Separator
Derrick
Torke
JH Mayfeed
Porresé
van Pomp
Krew
McKinley
Garfield Mining & Mining Co
Incorporatore
O D Merrill
Orlando Merrill
Louis B Lamb
JN Mores
WE Pomaror
Gagitel
Peineioupes
Arizons
Populists to Nominate Vice President Before President
At St Louis on July 23 the Populist convention debated order of nomination with Middle of the Road delegates clashing over the vice presidential first rule. The minority backed nominating a VP before the president while the majority favored standard order, leading to heated exchanges and procedural maneuvers amid calls for unity.
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St. Louis
Texas
Butler
Yeasorday
Smith
Rondars
Delegats Branch
Giorg
National Treasury
Dixon
Okishoma
Clarenos
Holly
O&istome
Crawford
Kansas
Henry C. Baldwin
Committees On
JA Johnson
California
H Noon
Ashzoon
Allen
Nebraska
Committee
Cumpion
Maine
North Cavalion
Sr. Lows
Lindel Hotel
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
Oasirman
Jerome Kirby
Ignet
Colorado
W. B. Alive
John N. Haya
New Jersey
Temorary
James Ji. Campion
Mains
Missi
Arklangas
Aisbsms
Michigan
Arizons
Mississippi
Champion
Senator Allen
Seastor Allen
Oyslone Davis
Wall Street
Republican Party
St. Lowis
Wilder G. Williams
Union Methodist Church
A. A. Noe
G. A. Lloyd
Rochsile
New York
Pennington
Sweet Singer
Ariansis
Hull
Columbia
Lloyd
Uncle Sam
Jerry Simpson
Frit
Johnn S. Doer
Speskare
Bryan
Lisewer
Donnelly
Grewn
Lueceus
Adovan
Alien
Yeas
Dalegate Kally
Kasasthes
Simpson
Dale Gate
Nowinats
J.B. Weaver
Qoxay
Ohio
Weaver
Coxey
Kearby
Silver Committee
Populiet Committee
Alldabie
Ibdemanda
Postal Savings Banke
Head of Lands
Sebsites
Bryne
Sewall
Bowann
Alabama
Nominew Barnett Gibbs
Bowsan
Ib Ie eAid
Winances
Marion Todd
Michigis
Igestius Doonelly
People's Party
Dude Green
Doonelly
Eoye
Noxtius Donnally
Iy Gaines
Aaming
Howsed
Gerry Brown
Mason
Ebussite
Hatam
Joe Abbost
Davis
Sbe
Conventios
Gates
Yuuns Sampson
Bse
Red Sea
Tom Pattarsoe
Colurage Pride Plessro Greager
Min
Patirnon
Crom Af Spathie
Wonomous
Gibbs
National Committee
Gold Democrats Plan August Meeting for Convention
The National Committee of gold standard Democrats met in Carcaco to issue a call for a convention no later than September 20. Comptroller Eckls arrived with no message from President Cleveland. A five member subcommittee was appointed to arrange strategy for the convention. The committee will meet in Indianapolis in August to decide the national convention venue.
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Carcaco
Gold Standard Democrats
Eckls
Cleveland
Sens
Ie Io Mses
Fadianapolis
Deuide
Phoenix National Bank
Prince Charles and Princess Maud Visit Sandringham Wedding Welcome
A London dispatch chronicles the Prince of Wales and Princess Maud’s arrival at Sandringham in New York on July 23. The village welcomed the newly married couple with deputations presenting congratulatory addresses and wedding offerings. They toured Sacdringham with decor and admired the triumphal arches while the Princess wore a pale blue grey gown.
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Prince Charles
Bride
Sardringhaw
New York
London
Sandringbao
Prince of Wales
Maud of Wales
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Myud
Sacdringham
Fatal shooting at tailor William Wiley home
Six gunshots rang out at the residence of William YT Wiley, a ladies’ tailor and furrier on Weak Fifth street. Mrs. Wiley died from six bullet wounds. Wiley survived a gunshot to the head. The couple, who had separated and reunited months earlier, reportedly exchanged fire. Wiley says his wife shot him while he fired back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Wiley
Silverites The Democratic Nominees The Choice Of Convention
Delegates selected the Silverites as the Democratic nominees amid party deliberations at the convention. Key figures and factions debated platform planks and leadership roles shaping the party's path forward in the campaign.
Tired delegates push for free silver at Populist and silver conventions
The July sessions at Grand Music Hall and Sr. Louie amid heated mood featured speakers like Towne and Gouger urging unity for free silver, denouncing gold standard interests and Wall Street sharks. Voters and delegates debated party affiliations and funding while plans to publish a state poll progressed.
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Sveo
Sr. Louie
Wice
St. John
Deal Niccols
Newlands
Chas. A. Towne
Towne
Ss. John
Minnesota
McKinley
Britain
Helen M. Gougar
Iociena
Wall
Wall Street
Illinois
Slivar
Free Silver Republicana
National Committee
Free Silver Es
Mreb
Gouger
Indium
Jotin
Lune
California
Nell
Sewell
Ion Firet
Peel Gaie
Ted Thopregas Oatemer
Ae Baker
Califorsie
People's Party
Bviceian
Aseenne
Lee
WBA Ieee
Ansaed
Omaha
Pantitonos
Convention Chronicles Deliberations And Adjournment
A Chicago convention progresses with speeches by Bryan and Sewall, adjournment at 3 30 pm, and roll calls showing veterans from unions, Confederates, and Mexicans.Updates note rapid crowd buildup and postsession remarks. Also reports first California fruit shipment arriving in London markets with undersized pears and mixed U S market prices.
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Lonpox
American Line
St Louis
Southampton
London
New Yoas
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Prioes
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Seventh Avenue
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