National platform proposals and gold standard debate in St Louis
The document outlines Republican platform planks including protection for labor, open markets, gold standard maintenance, pensions for veterans, Pacific and Hawaii policies, and naval expansion. It notes predictions on gold as a monetary standard and discusses foreign policy and immigration limits. Also covered are gold discoveries in British Columbia, tariff battles, and political maneuvers around McKinley. The piece closes with commentary on Democratic conventions and factional splits in Austin Texas.
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Hawaiiac Islands
United States
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Turkey
Catan
Herbera
Seaconsta
Alaska
White Ribbons Guild Holds Largest Meeting at Reigate Priory
Loxnox June 23 The White Ribbons week closed with a reception for about a thousand guild members at Reigate Priory home of Lady Henry Somerset. Delegates from many countries attended the twentieth annual meeting of the W C T U movement in England with reports from 175 new branches and three county unions. The event featured leaders Miss Willard and others, with extensive discussions on Sunday closing and temperance unity.
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Henry Somerset
Doxhurst
Hoe-' Tece
Willard
W. C.T U
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Tressurar
Charch
Frateroni
United States
St. Louis
W.C.T.U
Ottens
Cnn
Miss Willard
Misa Gordon
Bisley
Mies Torjoruff
Bulgaria
Madame Silmer
Danmark
Baroness von Verachner
Norway
Holland
Australia
Quean's Hall
Amea
Bertrand Russell
Northern Fields
London
Murder and suicide in San Praveen lodging house
Jealousy is suspected after George Stuz a marine engineer killed Mrs Core Garden and then killed himself in a lodging house room at 226 Polk Street. The motive remains unclear though jealousy is suspected. In Salt Lake City the Sack of Salt Lake Bank failed to open with liabilities around 250.
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San Fa C
George | Stuz
Core Garden
Polk Stree
Staz
Borden
Salt Lake
The
Sack of Salt
Canadi an E u g o l l o n Election Day Day of Ballots
Canadians vote today in a Dominion wide election seen as likely to favor the Liberals led by Laurier over the Conservatives headed by Tupper The contest centers on Manitoba school policy and broader questions of protectionism versus closer US trade ties as voters weigh eighteen years of Conservative rule.
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Ortawa
Dominion of Canada
British North America
Charlas Tapper
Manitoba
Liberal Party
Laurier
Liberala
United States
Conserative Party
Wisconsin Democrats Clash Over Silver at State Convention
January 23 in Minwauguer Wisconsin the Democratic State convention opened late due to congressional district delegation delays ex Governor Peck chaired the session and temporary chairman Brawley spoke against silver. a dispute over refer to committee arose between gold and silver factions as the convention proceeded. Also reports from Chicago bound delegates and a separate note from Havana where Miguel Alonzo Cabrera and Andreas Fernandez Romeuquez were executed inside the fortress cabines.
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Peas
Minwaugxer
Peck
State Central Committee
Assemblags
Taos
Brawley
Sliver
Conemars
Chicago
Writ of Review Granted in Sacramento Contempt Case
The California Supreme Court granted a writ of review in the contempt case of Charles X. McClatchey, editor of the Sacramento Bee, who was fined $500 by Judge Fudge Catlin. A writ of certiorari will be served on the judge to obtain information for the high court.
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Charles XK. McClatchey
Sacramento Bee
Fudge Catlin
Sacramento Superior Court
Supreme Court
Judge Catlin
McSlatchey
McSlatchey Was Fined Becuse
Bee
Casa
Catlin
Flea
Spy Foundation
Miners Flock to Red Rock Camp Sparks Gold Rush
Rumors of rich finds draw crowds to Red Rock Camp near Mohave. Miners travel from the Monave area with reports of substantial gold potential.
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Red Rock Gold Camp
Monave
Cal
Turner Band to Meet There Next Year in Louisville
The North America Turner Bund chose San Francisco as the next meeting site for their annual gathering. Garrett A. Hobart, former Treasury Secretary, to attend a reception in Patterson New Jersey. Posthumous notes on Bristow death at New York home. Delegates to Democratic State Convention arriving in Salamanca and Albany area. Venezuelan dispute with Britain noted by London papers. Charanquea Photographers' Association opens its annual convention with over a thousand attendees and scientific papers including X-ray findings.
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Ozunda
Canada
Nisgarra
Victoria Hotel
Curio Desier
The
Brave
Land of the
Free
Turner Band
Louisvitur
North America
Turner Bund Today
San Francisco
London
Venezuela
Loxvox
the Globe
Eurvayal
British Guiana
Great Britain
Crepo
United States
Charanqua
Caaraceca
Photographers’ Association of America
Io E Seston
Prof
Borgen
Geissler
Henry of Navarre Wins Suburban Race in New York
Henry of Navarre won the suburban by a length with The Commoner second, Clifford third, at 2:07. Also noted: two women died from heat in New York up to 2 p.m. and Jos C Forrest, longtime Chicago journalist and founder of the Chicago Tribune, died at 76.
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Henry of Navarre
The
Commoner
Cluford
Jos. C. Forrest
Chicago
Chcaco
Chicago Tribone
Boise and Bland. Teller Not in It. June 22
There is no state ticket nominated at the Democratic State convention tomorrow. Governor Altgold and Chairmen indicate the people will influence the choice. A delegation from Iowa seeks instructions for Governor Bates for President, while Missouri delegates support Binad. Grand jury returns bills against Jameson and others for violating centrality laws by invading the Transvaal Republic.
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Pronta
Altgold
Hinrighersse
Samter Teller
Iowa
Isbor
Bates
Missouri
Binad
Pound
Transvaal
Loxvox
Sancher Starr Jameson
Mijor
Sir John Willoughby
Col
RC Gray
Mejor
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HP Bile
Henry F Coventry
Transvaal Republic
Desperate murderer escapes St Louis jail
Noble Shepard, awaiting execution for the murders of Thomas Morton and Lizzie Leahy, escaped from the St Louis jail between midnight and 4 am. He crawled through a sewer, climbed to the jail roof, fled the wall, and disappeared into the street.
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Noble Shepard
Thomas Morton
Lizzie Leahy
Montenegrin Sovietimbroil Clashes Leave Killed and Wounded
A serious conflict between Sariee officials and Montenegrins at Kursam Hills results in multiple deaths and injuries on both sides. Other items note Lamson Business College spring term concludes with two new diplomas, cycling club activities in Phoenix, and a Good Templars lodge meeting with new members and plans for a public open air meeting.
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Sariee
Kursam| Llids
Lamson Business College
Thecindanee
J. Hollisgehead
Jobo HE. Bill
Ohe
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Oe Business College
Good Templars
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Lodge Costiones
Meeting of the Young Men's Republican Club addresses tariff
Gen A J Sampson spoke at a Young Men's Republican Club meeting on tariff policy praising protectionism as essential for labor and industry. He traced trade history from colonial days and urged another talk, while the audience gave an enthusiastic response and agreed to future engagements. Real estate transfers and a local cycling track project were also noted.
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Michaux Cycle Club
Phoenix
Gaorge Burtis
Sterling Cycle Works
Pinney & Robinson's
Tucson
Proevis
D. H. Bartis
Inwsen
Republican Club
A. J. Sampson
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