Reform Press Association meeting at Memphis sparks party split
Various editors gathered in Memphis with delegates from southern and western states as the Populist Reform Press Association faced internal rifts. Chairman Vandervoort led a fiery address denouncing fusion, urging free silver and a 15.5 to 1 ratio, while opponents noted declining membership and questioned authority. Washington coverage includes Senate readings, Indian appropriation votes, and a key note on McKinley’s stance.
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Tenn
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George F Waxbourn
Boston
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Thomas B. Turner
Brietallic League
Shelby county
Frank Borkitt
Oxalona
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Indictments, Archbishop Death, Vetoes Hit Duluth
The Grand Jury of Duluth returned twenty five indictments against public officials. Archbishop Grace died this morning at St Paul Minnesota after illness. The President vetoed pension bills for Mary Weil and Mary Freeman. A coal car wreck near Eoeasboro Pennsylvania injured five persons aboard a passenger train.
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Saturday Meeting on Water Works Vote in Reno
A public Reno meeting attended at the Court House appointed a twelve member committee to pursue authorization for a municipal water works and ownership plan. H H Beck was named Chairman and Frank Lewis Secretary, with ex officio inclusion of Gamation Charman Beck. The committee met later in the Bank of Nevada Directors rooms to continue discussions.
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Indian and Crete War Tensions Escalate Across Regions
Reports from Cason and Yerington describe white settlers requesting militia amid Walker River and Pyramid Lake tensions, following an Indian killed by a crowbar blow. Greek Crete bombardment sparks international diplomatic strains as Greece and Turkey threaten action. In Havana a US citizen murder investigation drags on with no warship deployment. Weather in Carson drops to eight below zero with thaw beginning. sports news notes Bob Fitzsimmons training and boxing plans, while Burlington refuses prize fight rate cuts. Senator Sherman rejects wartime Spain interview claims.
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Death of Vernon Hartley in Reno Tragedy After Bodily and Legal Turmoil
Vernon Hartley aged two died in Reno from scarlet fever after his mother Alice Hartley, linked to the 1894 Nevada Bank murder case, was released on parole. The child, born November 15, 1894, lived briefly as Hartley faced her own legal battles and ongoing proceedings over the Foley estate. Funeral held at Bellard cemetery after services by Rev. Unaworth. Hartley’s family and friends mourn amid a somber community scene.
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