Mixed Notices and Local Happenings from the City
Mrs. Burton arrived from Sacramento en route to Paradise followed by Mrs. T. C. Hanson and sons from Oakland. The Kentucky Democratic convention elected a solid delegation. Sir Walter won the Brooklyn handicap by a nose. House committees moved to report the senate bond bill. J. W. Cheek won a shotgun in the Weekly Prominence prize distribution. Bodies recovered from the Mississippi river raise fear for East St. Louis missing residents. Plummer and Perry examined for housebreaking. J. O. Westrope brought haying gear and plans for Quin river country crops. Silver party meeting set for Reno to select delegates. Last night Rebecca McKenzie company performed at Armory hall with notable violin and vocal solos.
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Kentucky
Chicago
Sir Walter
Brooklyn
Clifford
St. Maxim
Winsenbea
Prominee
J. W. Cheek
Busch Hotel
East St. Louis
Mississippi River
Rebecca McKenzie
Armory Hall
Elise Fellows
Vieuxtemps
Grieg
Mendelssohn
Weber
Annie Laurie
Bertha O'Reilly
Gounod
Miss McKenzie
National Educational Association Meeting At Buffalo 1896
The N E A meeting in Buffalo New York July 7 to 10 promises to be among the largest educator gatherings with leaders including W T Harris F W Parker David S Jordan G Stanley Hall and Bishop Vincent. Excursions to eastern points are offered at low rates with return limits to September 2 1896. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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N. BE. A. Association
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
W. T. Harris
Washington, D. C
F. W. Parker
Chicago Normal School
David 8. Jordan
Leland Stanford University
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Massachusetts
Bishop Vincent
New England
Atlantic Coast
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
California
Reno
Oregon election results show Populists win key districts
Portland reports slow vote count due to distant Southern Oregon towns but early returns indicate a sweeping Populist victory. Vanderburg leads in the first district, while Martin Quinn defeats Northup in the second. Mitchell urged to align with national silver bloc. Oregon legislature leaning silver as Populists claim gains statewide.
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Portland
Oregon
Hermann
Vanderburg
Tongue
People's Party
Coos Bay
Multnomwah
Martin Quinn
Judge Northup
Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
Ellis
Quinn
Mitchell
My Four
Feld
Big Four
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Wall Street
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Mrs. Burton
Sacramento
Paradise
T. C. Hanson and Sons
Harlow and Loring
Oakland
House
Senate
Nard
Perry
Fintent
Rougan
Plummer
J. O. Westrope
Hoppin
Willow Creek
E. Reinhart & Co
Quin River
Silver Party State Central Committee
St. Louis
National Educational Ass'n
Missouri
Mary W. Emery
Nevada
Neveoeee
Westfall School Report
Westfall
Big Meadows
Honor Holl
Annie Damm
Harry Hanson
Regina Olson
Deruccia Killebrew
Agnes Damm
Ellen Hanson
Emmer Killebrew
Nellie Jensen
Irvin Hanson
Emma Olson
Vernon Westfall
Walter Hanson
Louie Jensen
Petra Damm
Nellie Olson
Nola Westfall
Mary Johnson
Albert Moore
Lawrence Monk
Irvin Franson
Louie Jen- Albert Moore
Deruceia Killebrew
Nancy Moore
Crana A. Taylor
Hood
Goledug
People’s Party
Teller
Dubois
Carter
Mantle
Cannon
Republican Party
J. C. Young
State Central Committee
Baker City
Pennoyer
Clackamas
Linn
Marion
Utah
J. ©. Young
Gotconpa
Joseph Lorentz
Winnemucca
F. W. Noble
Clover
Zeb Silve
Antone de Sueza
John Sibbald
Rock Creek
M. A. Leonard
Dutertre
The
California Fig Syrup Company
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Humboldt County
F.C. Rostys
Nevades
Leonard’s Retail and Commission
H. M. Leosarp
Upper
Tomas Stone
Memati
Cash Novelty Store
Ap2stf
Wevtree
Mill City
Woolcock’s
Connor
M. B. Staunton
Leavening Powe
Royal
U.S. Gov't Report
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