Bryan Accepts Populist Ticket Says Democrats Split
A Tribune summary reports Bryan will accept the Populist nomination. It notes Watson's resistance, Sewall’s withdrawal offer rejected to avoid losses in the North, and lines up the Republican angle with McKinley carrying the South. It lists key Democratic and Populist figures and states fusion plans across states.
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Wyoming Democrats Name a Strong Convention Ticket
Special to The Tribune from Tunkhannock reports the Wyoming Democrats met at the courthouse with F H Pratt as chairman. Dexter W Stark was elected chairman of the committee, and a slate for senator congress and representative was chosen. Sheriff candidates Dalley Sickler named. Hines prothonotary. Wintermuth register. Hermon associate judge. two commissioners chosen on late ballots.
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Plan to Break Jail Shocks Cincinnati
In Covington jail a 38 caliber revolver is found on prisoner Walker near cells of Pearl Bryan murder suspects Walling and Jackson. Saws discovered in Walling’s cell and in Jackson’s shoe, raising fears of an escape plot at about 6 this morning. Authorities identify the revolver as Walling’s and pledge a full inquiry.
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Ancient Iowa millstone found in Augusta relic unearthed
A Cavernous relic, the first stone burr used for corn grinding in Iowa, was found at Augusta on the Skunk River. Levi Moffitt and his eleven families settled in 1885, milling goods shipped from Illinois Missouri and Iowa. The Iowa Historical Society will move the stone to Burlington for display during October statehood celebrations.
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Terrific hurricane devastates regions near Uniontown
A fierce hurricane swept through Mean len and Franklin townships near Uniontown on Saturday night, leveling homes, barns, and crops. It damaged Watersboro with only three usable buildings, injured several, and shifted a railroad bridge by over a foot. Damage runs into tens of thousands of dollars.
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Mother Starved to Death in Pittsburg
Mrs Joseph Hermann died at West Penn hospital after six months of family hardship in Danville Virginia. Her husband and seven year old son Ira were left hungry as he failed to find work. The Christian Alliance intervened last Friday but she died before aid could revive them.
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Principal Miss Haney Arrest Sparks School Controversy
In Aurora Illinois Miss Mame Haney, principal of the Pennsylvania Avenue school, was arrested after a dispute over discipline involving Isaac Young's daughter. The arrest triggered indignation among friends and patrons. her hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Bryan Addresses the Workingmen
Former U S presidential hopeful William Jennings Bryan speaks to laborers on democracy rights and the ballot. He praises the Australian ballot and arbitration, defending labor unions and warning against employer control and political apathy while urging every citizen to pursue American ideals.
Questioning unlimited silver coinage and its effects
The piece argues that unlimited silver coinage would not raise wages or create new jobs. It questions whether gold-like dollars from silver would improve labor or farm markets, and warns higher prices would be offset by costs in food and clothing. It urges maintaining currency integrity and a tariff for revenue and protection.
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Preferred Death to Prison Man Dies at Jail Door
Huntington Ind Sept 7 A Warren Fair week crowd tolled the end of a se n vation as Frank Frace a Montpelier resident claimed to be robbed by a woman and struck her Officers were taking him to jail near the doors when he drank brassie acid and died within half an hour The incident left authorities to investigate the sequence of events and possible motives behind his drastic act atop the jail steps
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Mystic Cure Promises Rheumatism Relief in Hours
A drug advertisement claims Mystic Cure treats rheumatism and neuralgia with rapid action. It asserts the illness disappears after the first dose and highlights a three hour relief period. Available for 75 cents from Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES FOR DELAWARE LACKAWANNA 1894
Scranton schedule details for June 1 1894 list express and local departures to New York Easton Philadelphia and the South with multiple morning and afternoon times. Additional trains connect to Binghamton Oswego Elmira Cortland Syracuse Ithaca Bath and Northumberland with intermediate stops. Pocket timetables available at 23 Lackawanna Avenue and the depot.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey June 7 1894 Time Table
The timetable lists Scranton to Pittston Mountain Park Atlantic City New York and other destinations with express and local departures and returns. It notes morning and afternoon trains, Sundays schedules, and through tickets available at the station. General Superintendent J H Olhausen signs the notice.
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