Blaine's stance on silver and politics in 1896
The Evening Post cites Blaine as opposing silver coinage though not stated in his acceptance letter, while the Indianapolis Journal condemns attacks on Cleveland. The piece surveys topics from Spanish bullfights to arctic expeditions, tariffs, greenbacks, and recent editorials on Irish voters, the Chicago Convention, and notable Indiana papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Logan
Chicago
Roscoe Conkling
Rescue of Greely Expedition Revealed in Navy Dispatch
Washington reports from Navy Department reveal Com mander Schley delivered the first sections of a dispatch stating Greely and six companions survived after Franklin Bay voyage. The Thetis Bear and Loch Garry carried survivors and corpses, with details of frostbite deaths, ice struggles, and recovery of records and instruments from Fort Conger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixnaron
D. C
Greely
Navy Department
Schley
VTE Dispatch
Sr. Johns
N. F
William
Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Thetis
Bear
Lock Gary
Greenland
Alert
Here
Cape Sabine
Smith’s Sound
A. W. Greely
Grainard
Fredericks
Long
Bierberbick
Connell
Tiison
Lady Franklin Bay
Ellison
Godhaven
Yurvevik
Disco
Littleton Island
Fort Conger
Ware Island
Amith’s Sound
Cape York
Melville Bay
Dundee
Westenholm Island
Congress
Gary
Devils Thumb
Coffin
Emory
Smith Sound
W. W. Scully
New York
Loch Garry
Portsmouth
N. Y
St. John
Regiment and Company
Lieut. Lockwood
W.A. Ellis
R. R. Snyder
Latest failures and dramatic press dispatches cross country
Reports announce Buford & Co. folding at Rock Island while carrier pigeons reach Cleveland in eight hours from Springfield. Manitoba foresees 9,500,000 bushels of wheat. a Baltimore killing spree fatally shoots May White and Mamie Thorp. a Huron Dakota hailstorm damages crops at 50,000 dollars.
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Buford & Co
Rock Island
Springfield
Illinois
Cleveland
Manitoba
May White
Mamie Thorp
Baltimore
Huron
Dakota
Boston Nine
Providence
Chicago
General Rosecrans
Dayton
Livingston
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Europe
Dominion
Harvey &Arr
Gloucester
Mass
Brittan Budd
Oconomowoe
Litchfield
Iils
Kelen Owens
Anne Arundel Co
Mid
Washington
John C. Eno
New York
Quebec
Garfield
Keller
Canton
Ohio
Sargent
Massachusetts
Congress
California
Lookout Mountain
Southern Association of Spiritualists
James Wier
Muscatine
Iowa
Morris Oliver
Warrenton
C. P. Cooper
Donaghan
Kerrigan
Wilkesbarre
Frank Calvert
Sprague
Des Moines
Court of Errors of
New Jersey
Deckertown
South
Ita Henseeehee
Dickinson County
Kansas
Abilene
J. G. Swisshelm
Sewickley
Pittsburg
Oklahoma
W. I. Kailey
Camden
N.J
Indictments Against Bell Mann Reported in Washington
A Washington grand jury returned two additional indictments against Bell Mann of Chicago for presenting false vouchers from the bureau of medicine and surgery. A treasury agent notes rags from Egypt and Turkey cholera districts enter the U.S. via Canada ports. Aston Bradshaw of California Geo Ewing of Pennsylvania and Harrison L Bruce of Illinois join the pension appeals board. Surgeon General Tramilton finds petroleum fumes pose no injurious effects after an American consul at Malta case. President Arthur requests General Longstreet resign the Stara waistlip for the northern district of Georgia, with John I Bryant expected as successor. The house military committee sub committee composition is discussed.
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House
Gen. Rosecrans
Slocum, Murray
Steel
Cutcheon
Dayton
Milwaukee
Congress
Commissioner of Pensions
Dudley
Secretary of the Interior
Post Office Department of
United States
Canadian Postal Department
Canada
Dominion
Price
George Yoakan
Cheyenne M.T
State
Treasury Departments
Revenue Marine Service
Patent Office
Census Bureau
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
Commissioner of Patents
Marine Hospital Service
New Orleans
Secretary of the Treasury
Gulf Coast
Mexico
Washington
Bell Mann
Chicago
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Treasury
Egypt
Turkey
Aston Bradshaw
California
Geo. Ewing
Pennsylvania
Harrison L. Bruce
Ilinois
Board of Pension Appeals
Tramilton
Malta
Arthur
Longstreet
Stara Waistlp
Georgia
John I. Bryant
Pittsburg Local Notes and Social Bits
The oats crop is reported good. Dr Thralls and family return from St Marys. Frank and John Nead visited Pleasantville. Democrats cheer Cleveland Hendricks nomination. George Shepherds youngest son ill but improving. George Hinkle from Dugger visits. J W Manwarring leaves for two weeks at Martin County health resort. Wm Pifer and wife visit son-in-law Martin Bonham. Jo Van notes Sunday responses at all hours. Mrs John Heath of Jasonville visited Mrs McK Johnson. Flour mill construction begins here. Joe North is chief mechanic. Eight typos reported in last note. Rumor says M Julian Beckett may have bought Sullivan Union.
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Thralls
St. Marys
Frank
John Nead
Pleasantville
Cleveland
Hendricks
George
Greenbury Shepherd
George Hinkle
Dugger
J. W
Martin County
Wmn
Pifer
Greene County
Martin Bonham
Joo. van
Jomn Heath
Jasonville
McK Johnson
Joe North
M. Julian Beckett
DePauw University
Sullivan Union
Srravoz
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Sullivan
K A. W
Sullivan Woolen Mills
Aan
the Times
Sullivan County
J.C. Bartlett
National
Grover Cleveland
Tilomas A. Uendricks
Indiana
Isaac P. Gray
Randolph
Mahlon D. Manson
Montgomery
William R. Myers
Madison
James H. Rice
Floyd
John J. Cooper
Marion
Francis T. Hord
Bartholomew
W. Ilolcombe
Porter
Supreme Court
Joan W. Kern
Howard
J. A. S. Mitchell
Elkhart
Tiomas BR. Cobb
Gerard Reiter
Samuel W. Axtell
James B. Patten
Charles L. Davis
Lem, IL
New York City
The
Evening Post
Indianapolis Journal
Rep
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Henry C. Carey
Carey
Greenbackers
J. B. Weaver
Weaver
Chicago News
Messrs. Jones and Elkins
Republic
Louisville
Chicago Tribunes
Tribunes
Vincennes Sun
Purcell
North American Review
James V. Campbell
Richard A. Proctor
John Fr. Hume
Edward C. Loring
United States Supreme Court
Arlington
Julian Hawthorne
Neal Dow
Dr. Dio Lewis
Lieut
Jewell
David Ralston
dMdwari Israsi
Kisingbury
Dr. Pavy
William Whistler
David Lynn
William Cross
Joseph Llison
Frederic Christainsen
Cisco
Sergt. Rice
Baird Inlet
Nicholas
Charles
Henry
Jacob Bender
Hr. S. Gardner
George B. McCord
Marshalltown
Detroit
Kingston
Hudson River
Kenry Hayman
San Francisco
General Weaver
Thomas J. Wood
MLGC
McDonald
Blodgett
Gilmer County
Don Grace
F. G. Hfail
Elmira
Tucker, Tammond & Co
Boston
W. L. Dickson & Co
Indianapolis
Ire
Dublin
John Oscar Graham
Grand Army of the Republic
Camp
Grant & Ward
Ife
Manufacturers’ Bank of Milwaukee
Messrs
Conro
Hasbrouck
St. Lows Ore and Steel Company
Ethan A. Hitchcock
Oliver F. Garrison
Charles P. Chouteau
D. L. Moody
London
Queenstown
Ireland
Moody
America
England
Episcopal Church
Ile
Arkansas
Connecticut
Dakota Territory
Delaware
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Qobic
Wisconsin
R. H. McDonald
A. A. Miner
D. Hastings
James Black
Ranger
Clinton LB. Fiske
Newark
George Nares
South Bend Iron Works
Ssh
Feate EY
B. J. Grabfelder & Sons
Tennessee
Second Street
Louisville, KY
Barney Bobinshky
Fine
Durham
Exiecterman Brothers
Sullivan City Roller Mills
Cali
GEO. Bauer & Son, Proprietors
Crawford
Walnut Streets
Sixtil Street
Lewis Vanden
Ial
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