Local Notes and Arrivals Spur Busy Community
G P Paoletti and C C Wallace arrived from Carlin and yesterday afternoon respectively. An operetta is set to be staged by local talent in about two weeks. F D Giroux left for San Francisco to continue numerical studies. M A Leonard and family arrived from Golconda and will depart Thursday for Unionville. Armory ball practice tonight at 8. Rishel rode in from Salt Lake City en route to Virginia City. James Standberry defeated Wig Harding in a Thames sculling race. Reinhart and son Oscar left for San Francisco visiting California spots. Henry Watterson telegraphed from Geneva urging gold ticket candidates. A boycott against the News is forming, Weekly opposes it. Advices from Santiago de Cuba report a clash with Maceo’s insurgents. Monson and other Cuban leaders killed. Senators Hill, Murphy, Gorman, Brive, and Smith back Bryan and Sewall, ignoring Chicago. Democratic HQ in Chicago favored for 1896 campaign. NY to be replaced. Sagehens fewer due to spring weather. Sam Gardner and T B M Leland touring to test railroad workers’ sight and hearing. then Carlin. Rockwell and Stevens shipped two trainloads of stock cattle to Grand Junction. Oregon Goose Lake cattle two months en route. Cattle bought to stock Colorado ranch. 1000 more planned from here in September. Tammany Hall to back Bryan and Sewall. no half measures. District leaders to push full organization vote from Chicago. Hermion Temple No. 5 members urged to meet at hall Tuesday July 14 at 7:30. All members to attend. By order of M F C Axum E LaVoy M of R&C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BD. Rishel
Salt Lake City
Virginia City
James Standberry
Wig” Harding
Thames
London Yeatenday
M. Reinhart
Oscar
San Francisco
Santa Monica
California
Henry Watterson
Geneva
Switzerland
Sam Gardner
T. B. M. Leland
Southern Pacific Company
Wadsworth
Carlin
Messrs
Rockwell and
Stevens
Grand Junction
Colo
Goose Lake
Oregon
Colorado Ranch
Silver ticket urged as Bryan support in St Louis
After a two day secret session the American Bimetallic Union executive committee endorsed the Democratic platform and Bryan ticket. The group urges silver organizations to unite and pledge support at St. Louis on July 22, warning against splitting forces and calling for a strong silver vote in Ohio and nationwide. Officers include A J Warner, R C Campers, Hexey C Mitten, Thomas C Meant, J B Grass, and H F Barrixe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Bimetallic Union
Chicago
St. Louis
Ths
A. J. Warner
United States
Friends of
Wueneas
Bimetallic Union
American Bimetallic League
National Bimetallic Union
National Silver Committee
Bimetallic Organizations
Washington, D. C
Congress
Wuerras
Silver Leagues
R. C. Campers
Hexey C. Mitten
Thomas C. Meant
J.B. Grass
Garonce E. Bowes
Warner
Marietta
United Press
Bryan
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G. P. Paoletti
C.C. Wallace
Lince
F. D. Giroux
M. A. Leonard
Golconda
Unionville
Armory Ball
News
Judge Bigelow
Carron Weekly
Santiago de Cuba
Jos. Maceo
Capitain Monson
Hill and
Murphy
New York
Gorman
Maryland
Brive
Ohio
Smith
New Jersey
Sewall
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Tammany Hall
Executive Committee
Rathbone Sisters
Hermion Temple No. 5
M. F.C
Axxm
E. LaVoy
McKinley
Arthur Sewall
Harold M
Willian
Samoa
Cleveland
Harrison
Blaine
Glenwood Springs
Col
Henry Caldwell
Wall Street
Napoleon
Wellington
Salt River
St. Helena
California Pig Syrup Company
Hall
K. Rereoart & Co
Sro.om
J. Roveoy
Cash Novelty
Ap2iti
Woerrene
Prop
Winnemacca
Robins & Co
Napa Soda
Reinaaar & Co
Dresden
Tf. E. Retgnant & Co
Chamberlain
E. G. Gregory
Fredrickstown
W. A. Brown
F. C. Ronixs & Co
F. C. Robins & Co
Nevada
F.C. Robins & Co
Jessef
Brown & Piper's
C. Revins & Co
Hood
Winnemucca
East
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Mays
WinsLow
Ryrup
Brown & Piper’s
Brown & Piper
U.S. Gov't Report
Sale Stable
Chas. Owens
Montana
Golconda Hot Springs
L. Dutertre
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