Stevenson 10 Be Bryan's Mate Stevenson 10 Be Bryans Mate
Kansas City July. The Democratic national ticket was completed with Adlai E Stevenson for vice president on the first ballot. A dramatic convention day saw Hill briefly nominated before Stevenson secured the two thirds, with nationwide shifts from Towne and others ending in Stevenson's unanimous nomination. Minneapolis report notes Stevenson accepting the call and pledging to campaign.
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Gold Democrats Oppose Third Ticket and Bryan Plank
In New York on July 4 the Commercial Advertiser reports that Gold Democrats bankers and businessmen oppose a third ticket and Bryan’s 16 to 1 platform. They predict McKinley’s electoral victory, condemn Bryan’s free silver stance, and express wary support for McKinley Roosevelt.
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Roof Collapses at Pittsburg Union Station Injures Six
A roof collapse at the western entrance of Pittsburg Union Station buried traction tracks and injured six travelers from the east bound express. Victims include William Tell 14 Patrick Garou 12 Auguaet Mafred da 14 Michael Dersmaan laborer Andrew Badly and others. None are believed to die.
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Rebel advances in Colombia reach near Panama
Kingston reports the steamship Louisianian arriving from Liverpool via Colon with news of Colombia’s revolution. Fighting is described outside Panama with Barranquilla and Cartagena said to be in rebel hands.
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Love Feast at Lyceum prompts three-party talks in Kansas City
A long meeting at Forum Hall in Kansas City brought Demirade Popadiata and the Silver Republican factions toward a possible agreement. The conference committee discussed the vice presidential nomination and aimed to settle differences within about an hour of confession.
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Dun's Review of Trade Highlights Iron Slump and Wheat Outlook
New York reports J G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes iron industry declines with six quarterly failures totaling 25 945 dollars and prices for Bessemer pig and plates dropping 25 percent since January. Wheat exports ease but grain year figures remain uncertain, with potential shift to Indian corn to ease shortages without reducing global supply.
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Silver Republicans nominating delay at convention
Kansas City July 6 The Silver Republican national convention adjourned without a vice presidential nomination after lengthy debate over Towne and Stevenson. Bryan was named president, Towne's nomination postponed to the national committee, which elected Tillimon and Corser to lead the party. Deliberations paused after Towne urged unity and a deal with the Democratic bloc.
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Roosevelt Visits Canton for McKinley Reception
Governor Roosevelt arrived in Canton at 6:00 pm to a cheering crowd as he rode to the McKinley residence. President McKinley greeted him on the porch and speeches were exchanged. They dined with Judge and Mrs Day, then held a late evening conference, with Roosevelt leaving for New York at 10:00. Roosevelt declined to discuss the Kansas City platform or candidates.
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Maher defeats O'Donnell in first-round knockout
Peter Maher knocked out Steve O'Donnell in 1 minute 48 seconds of a fight that was billed for twenty five rounds at Broadway Athletic club. O'Donnell fell three times, was staggered and hit by a sharp jaw rap before the referee stopped the bout and titled Maher winner.
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Bridge Application in Pittsburg Involves Tygards Valley
An application to the War Department by the Virginia and Itiehow Coal and Coke Company seeks permission to construct a bridge across the Tygards Valley. The filing outlines the proposed crossing and related rights for its route and usage.
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Boers Repulsed in Night Attack Near Ficksburg
Fierce attack by Boers to retake Ficksburg on the Oranijwe River colony fails after an hour of fighting. Burghers driven back as natives clash north of Boer positions in Transvaal over cattle and territory.
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Local Storms Bring Damage and Election News
Severe weather sweeps through the region with thunderstorms and lightning causing injuries, while political results and campaign updates dominate front pages. Voter activity rises as primaries and local contests appear across districts including Northeastern Pennsylvania and nearby counties.
Boer Envoys Leave France for Home
Boer delegates Weasels Fischer and Wolmarans arrived in Havre after touring the United States. They were met by a propaganda committee supporting Boer independence, led by Senator Paulini and ex-Minister Hiam baud. A bouquet with French and Boer colors was presented.
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Bryan Satisfaction in Lincoln as Democratic Nominee Solidifies Support
Lincoln patrons report strong local interest in the Democratic presidential ticket with celebrations and congratulatory telegrams for Bryan. The party anticipates a public demonstration in Lincoln as Kansas City crowds gather for the adjournment of the national convention and Stevenson is cited as a strong fallback for fusion states.
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Cattlemen Duel Ends in Fatal Shootout in Arizona
In Tuckson Arizona on July 6 Antonio Boro and Jone Vasquem two leading Mexican cattlemen clashed over a cattle brand in the San Pedro valley and were killed with guns. A quarrel between cowhands employed by the men led to a broader feud raising fears of serious trouble in the region.
Fire at Standard Oil works near control expected to worsen
Report from New York states the Standard Oil works fire was nearly under control tonight but likely to spread further by tomorrow. Officials estimate property damage and note the fund set aside to cover losses, with authorities preparing for continued damage and impact on the site.
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Bantry Gains Decision Over Gardiner in Twenty Rounds
Eddie Santry won a decision over Oscar Gardiner tonight in Bantry after twenty rounds of boxing. The bout stretched the full distance with Santry holding the edge on points.
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Governor Roosevelt in Cleveland and plans for Rocky Mountain trip
Governor Roosevelt spent eight hours in Cleveland today before heading to Canton to visit President McKinley. He conferred with Senator Hanna about the fall itinerary and described Democratic platform criticisms, including a free silver plank.
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Missionaries blamed for unrest in China letter
A June 1 letter from Shan Tung near Pekin sent by Martin March in Ching In to John March in Philadelphia argues missionaries fuel disturbances through indecorous conduct and poor tact. It asserts converts seeking church admission use faith as a cover for crime and notes widespread resentment of foreign interference and intrusion into Chinese family life.
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New York Arrivals Amid Blurred Names and Places
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and places linked to New York arrivals. The text mingles cities such as New York, Liverpool, and London with unclear labels, making precise identities and events hard to determine.
To Quarantine Cows
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dairy herd quarantine action and authorities deciding on detention of cows. References to Carneros and Latent appear, with unclear dates or agencies.
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Reed Mifflin County Lawyer Dies in Kishagoquillan Valley
Andrew Reed a prominent Mifflin County lawyer and member of the constitutional convention died in Kishagoquillan Valley last night. His death leaves a noted figure in local law and politics.
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Tragedy in Pekin described as inferno by refugees
Reports from Shanghai and Chian Fu describe Pekin as an inferno with streets running with blood and massacres of foreigners and native Catholic converts. The Russian stance frees Japan to act with 20000 troops, while European powers fear expulsion of international forces and look for clarity from Chinese officials in Shanghai.
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Weather Summary for Washington July Weekend
Forecaste notes a cooler Sunday with fresh southwesterly wind. Saturday remains warm. scattered clouds ease into a cooler afternoon for Wanderstown and nearby areas.
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