Caldwell Approves Convention Work Seen as Inspiration
Judge Henry C. Caldwell praised the Chicago convention's nomination of a vice presidential candidate, calling the convention an inspiration. He contrasted the parties with Wall Street influence and praised the Democratic platform, while noting mixed opinions among observers and awaiting his family’s arrival.
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Southern Papers Comment on Nominations Pleased
Readers in Releigh North Carolina and surrounding areas react to nominations as local papers report broad approval. The Red Observer notes favorable sentiment and outlines key candidates with brief context and regional implications for upcoming votes.
Bryan Leads Free Silver Stirrings Amid National Debate
excerpts from July reports show Bryan unanimously chosen to head free silver forces and rally the bi metalist camp around his leadership. The Rich Times and Danville Register discuss Bryan as a strong exponent of free silver and a unifier for Young America in a tense party moment.
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Kansas delegate clash at convention over Dick Bland kin
St Louis July 12 A lively scene centered on John Atwood of Leavenworth and W Y Bland of Atchison nephew of Richard P Bland. Bland of Kansas pressed for his uncle Dick Bland to secure the First district nomination, while Atwood backed Bryan and sought to swing the delegation. Local tensions raised questions whether Leavenworth delegates will back Bland for congress.
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Why Kansas Changed Vote On Bland To Bryan
A Kansas delegate claimed the state’s vote shifted from Bland to Bryan amid party tension. The speaker said the movement was misdirected and that Kansas did not support Bland’s gold standard stance, fearing national financial stakes.
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Atwood for Congress in First Kansas district race
A prominent Democrat in Leavenworth endorses John Atwood for Congress from Kansas's First district. He cites Atwood's silver record and party support, noting his recent Chicago return and possible entry under strong local backing. If nominated, Atwood could mobilize county majorities well above previous bids.
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Tammany Loyalists Express Resolve On Ticket
The Tammany Weirgates from Chicago arrive in New York as party loyalty dominates. Congressman Sulzer, Melelinn, Purvey, and Sheehast emphasize sticking with the party, denying plans to bolt. discussions center on platform support and party unity amid uncertain prospects.
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Dozens Dead in Missouri Valley Train Wreck
A Northwestern excursion train carrying 1300 passengers from Missouri Valley collided at a sharp curve near Logan, killing 33 and injuring about 50. The eastbound freight at 50 miles per hour caused the disaster. crews escaped unharmed. Logan residents rushed to aid, doctors were summoned from Omaha and Council Bluffs, and officials refused to comment as the injured were cared for and the dead laid out.
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McKinley Not Displeased By Bryan Nomination News
Canton dispatch describes McKinley’s cool reaction to Bryan's nomination news. He read the wire at home, then shared notes with a secretary and friends on the porch. Mrs McKinley and visitors, including Hunns and Farquaher, gathered as the event firmed up. The governor offered no comment when pressed by reporters.
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McKinley Speaks For Gold Standard In Cleveland Visit
In Canton on July 13 the Chicago convention groups arrive in force, 200 strong with wives and daughters, marching to Governor McKinley’s residence. He denounces silver advocates as dishonest and declares full support for the gold standard as patriotic.
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Hidden Tension Revealed in His Look and Manner
Evidence appeared in his look and bearing that she was not displeased, and there was a hint of something elusive about him that observant eyes could not miss.
Electric Weed Killer Plan For Railroads
St Louis July 13 weeds along southern railroad tracks reach nine feet high and hinder trains. A railroad weeder car uses metal brushes extended over its sides driven by a dynamo. Current runs through grounded wheels and weeds. when energized the weeds shrink instantly. Wetting aids conductivity, so mowing occurs after rainfall.
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Elephant on Its Hands at the Cotton States Exposition
Atlantic reports a doubt over ownership of the government built Cotton States and International Exposition building. It is believed the government set the structure to Atlanta, but the city never took possession, possibly leaving the matter an elephant of Atlanta’s hands. Only Charles A. Colter has a lead, citing a deficiency bill clause giving the building to Atlanta, learned in Washington over three weeks ago.
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Home for Ex-Slaves Plan in South Carolina Plantations
A July dispatch from Charlotte reports plans to convert an old multiacre plantation near Biuff fon, South Carolina, once owned by a slaveholding family, into a home for aged and infirm freedmen. The article notes generations of enslaved people and later African American residents, with the family’s stated intentions unclear.
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Kansans Back Bryan in Cherokee County Nomination Night
In Cherokee Kansas Democrats celebrate Bryan's nomination with a Saturday ratification rally. Silver Republicans and Populists spoke as Bryan and Sewell supporters praised the choice. Populist delegates at the St Lenin convention joined the event, declaring support for Bryan and Sewell.
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Ohio Governor Welcomes GAR Meeting for Foraker
President Lucas spoke as Governor McKinley welcomed attendees to his home city. McKinley praised the Republican platform, urging sound currency and national credit, opposing free trade and depreciated money. He called for unity across sections to defend the government’s credit and employment through productive investment.
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Canton Pastor Edmonds Gains Noted Repute as Boy Orator
Rev Eugene Edmonds a youthful Canton pastor with a strong Ohio pulpit reputation. Born in Summerton, Ohio, educated at Union Academy Dayton, he began preaching before 20 and earned the nickname boy orator. He led several rural churches before a four year stint at New Euclid Avenue in Cleveland and about five years at Canton, where his current assignment is nearing completion before a move to another pastorate.
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A DOMINION BELLE Weds Ottawa’s Premier’s Wife
Mme Laurier, wife of Canada's Liberal leader Wilfrid Laurier, is described as a graceful 45 year old beauty beloved in Ottawa society. Known as Crillon of Montreal, she is noted for elegance, religious tolerance, and Ottawa receptions. The Laurier home sits in Arthabaska Quebec with lush gardens and no children.
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