Alliance Picnic at Cary Promotes Silver Debate Speech
Large Cary crowd heard Pennsylvanian Sibley and local speakers discuss Alliance policy and the silver issue. Rain fell intermittently as about 2,000 listeners lingered through Sibley's coinage critique and warnings about gold standards and economic distress. A dinner followed with fruit and cake. the event featured ex president Mewborne Maj Graham Dr Thompson and Senator Butler.
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Mr. Sibley
Mewborne
Thompson
Maj Graham
Senator Butler
Cary
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Maj. W.A Graham
Dr. Thompson
D.nner
Congressman Sibley
News and Observer
Goda Green
Green
England
Arthur P Gorman
Saratoga
Ehinech
Antil
Sam
Raic
Straddis Bug
Four Men Die In 150 Foot Colosseum Beam Fall
In Chicago on August 13 at the Colosseum show building under erection near the World’s Fair grounds, Samuel McCarney and R McNeil were killed when a massive iron cross-beam toppled from a 150 foot height. Five hundred workers fled as the beam fell, mangling the two men who were at its center while securing bolts.
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Bowli Gisesh
Cleveland
Eckels
Matthew Marshal
New York Sun
New York
China
Japan
Edward Atkinson
Chicago
Rothschilds
Brotherhood of Man
India
Satan
Benedict Arnold
Gang of the Damned
Judas Iscarios
John Sherman
All the
Damned
Red Sea
Miriam
Israel
Sixty Third Street
Samuel McCarney
R McNeil
McCarney
McNeil
Publishers Meet to Discuss Paper Manufacturers Trust
A meeting of newspaper publishers nationwide is contemplated at an early hour today in a centrally located city to consider the paper manufacturers trust recently organized. The movement for the meeting is understood to originate with the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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New York
Chinese Massacre Inquiry Promises American Representation
The United States may send a corsal to represent the U S in investigating the Ku Cheng massacre, preferring American interests over a British official. A Pall Mall Gazette sketch notes a commission of British and American consuls at Foo Chow with missionaries travels to Ku Cheng, guarded by native troops.
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United States
Corsals
Ku Cheng
China
Saxpon
Pall Mall Gazette
Shanghai
Foo Chow
Destructive Fire Destroys Two Buildings In Philadelphia
A morning blaze in Philadelphia began in Brown & Bailey’s folding paper box factory at 412 Franklin street and quickly gutted its four story structure. The fire then spread to W. J Buck, Sons & Co. at 8th street, also gutted, with walls collapsing and injuries to firefighters. Dwellings on Carlowhill and Willow streets damaged. Estimated losses around 800000. Five year old Louis Roth is believed burned to death after fleeing to the rear of 726 Willow street.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
Eighth Streets
Callowhill
Buttonwood
Willow Street
Brown & Bailey
Franklin Street
W. J Buck, Sons & Co
Eighth Street
Carlowhill
Willow Streets
Louis Roth
Roth
Ten years a fugitive returns to face past deeds
In Mippietown August 13 Sheriff Beakes and Constable Landy are drawn to Goshen by a bell. George Sanford Price, missing ten years, identifies himself and asks for a dose claiming he is under indictment for forgery. He plans to consult the District Attorney in Newburgh to confirm warrants.
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Mippietown
Adam Beakes
Court House
Goshen
M. Landy
Union
George Sanford Price
Price
Mike
San
Newburgh
Hirschbergh
Orange County man Price faces forgery charges and jail
The report recounts Charles Price, a former cattle dealer and temperance lecturer, returning to face a forgery indictment. He forged notes totaling 200 and 500 dollars using names of a deceased farmer and two others, then cashed them at First National Bank. An arrest warrant was issued, with trial set for September and potential 2 to 5 year imprisonment. Price is related to prominent Orange County families and vowed to accept punishment.
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Newburgh
Prices
Price
Charles A. Reeves
Goshen
James Mapes
Charles M. Thompson
First National Bank
Orange County
Pierson M. Sanford
Warwick
Bacon
Canada
New Mexico
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Pensacola Times Sued Over Defamation Claim
State Senator W D Chipl sues the Pensacola Times for libel seeking 25000 dollars. A Florida politician of the Chipley faction, he was attacked by the paper over a Pensacola charter bill linked to his group. He also serves as vice president of the Pensacola and Atlanta Railroad and once sought the U S Senate seat.
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Pensicola Fila
W D. Chipl
Chipley
Florida
The
Times
Pensacola
House
Senate
Hig
the Times
Pawel Chipley
Pensacola and Atlanta Railroad
Louisville and Nashville
Clergyman Handcuffed In MisID on Pan Handle Train
The Rev. John Hood of Boston, formerly in charge of Burgettstown United Presbyterian, was mistakenly arrested on a Pan Handle train between Midway and Burgettstown by Constable Williamson. Hood, a respected preacher, was restrained with handcuffs until the officer found he was wrongfully accused, and he proceeded after being cleared. A late note mentions J. M. Leach of Pittsburgh making 950 dollars of blackberry wine last month.
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WasHinaTon
John Hood
United Presbyterian
Boston
Burgettstown
Midway
Samuel Williamson
Mike Township
Cors
M Hood
Hood
Williamson
Samuel J. Ghist
John Rose
Head
Taney
Hecd
Justice Teenan
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