Silver sentiment in New York Democrats split over Chicago platform
New York Democrats show statewide silver sentiment with county by county views. Hinkley of Duchess cites half the county in favor of Chicago platform. Demarest of Rockland notes Bryan-Lee ticket support. Monroe farmers split but sound money backers flush Republicans. Sullivan, Sullivan and others predict losses and gains, with varied stance on third party. Overall interior New York reluctant to third candidate, likely heavier Democratic vote.
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New York
Chicago
Anmwom
New York State
Rhtopelitan Press
Journal
J. W. Hinkley
Poughkeepsie
Duchess
Democratic Party
Pitty
Frank P. Demarest
Wyack
Rockland County
Bryan
LeWall
Monroe County
Friends of Silver
George F. Slocum
Rochester
Kings County
Thoough
Saratoga
Bath and
Steuben County
Fulton
Hamilton
Charles
Eaton
Ponyon
Yates County
Herkimer
Uitsha
Congression
Urnad-sabge
Frank P. Awily
Hervisier
Senpea
Beneca Palle
Scoharie Democrate
Hryag
Orleans
Otsego County
Fei
Menes
Murteemery County
Tompskins County
Boltera
Delaware County
Niagari Democrats
Livingston County
Among Railroad Men Remarkable Recovery and Kanses Rail Red Meters
In Winfield citizens push for a separate Tyne rail station as a new Indian company moves forward. General Macuser Murrilt’s report details old ties and bond votes while Frisco’s present position hints at changing routes. The piece blends railroad policy with local politics and business interests.
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Winfield
Tyne
Dave
Macuser Murrilt
Tebnken
Swearingen Near Death Recovers Fireman Returns to Duty
Remarkable recovery of Fireman William Swearingen of Hock Tstancd ho vee 86 after a railroad wreck near Swearingen. He was carried back to Galland Kan from To tor after a month of treatment. He narrowly escaped death when the engineer's actions saved him as water and fire threatened. He left the hospital with Mrs. Swearingen and others by his side and plans to resume duties in the western division of the Hock Tuland.
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William Swearingen
Gelland
Kan
Totor
Mra Swaetteen
Titleson
Biller
Phin City
Swenricuchy
Sweeringen
Studer Appointed Master Mechanic in Southwestern Division
Master Mechanic of the Southwestern Division of the Rock Island A. L. Studer has been appointed master Foadhiints of the ainthweeteen i winlon of iby Rock Talind east of the Bieri river with headquarters at Trent Mu. Ae William Geasier resigned. Mr. Studer was formerly master mechanic of the wort lawn division and in nation fo hid Utes as muster mechanic of the Des Moines Valley division J. ik Rulpaulok has been placed.
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Rock Island
A. L. Studer
Iby Rock Talind
Bieri River
Trent
Ae William Geasier
Mr. Studer
Nation Fo Hid Utes
Des Moines Valley
J. Ik Rulpaulok
Cleverest Engineering Feats in West Rail Work
A report from Chicago council approves Clark Street railroad renovation plans. Santa Fe engineers unveil practical methods for track improvements west of Emporia. Jul updates note agency restructures cutting freight office waybills and personnel. New steel rails on the Santa Fe line near Emporia praised as best track on the system.
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Clark Street
Chicamu
Cheach Council
Het Eith
Ace Tie
Dans Dun
Tits City
Santa Fe
Sancavtene
Jasio
alGale
Bahla Fe
Emporia
Mlorence
Hanna Denies Boozery Claims Amid Populist Meeting
In a July interview, Marc Mahan says he will not engage with charges of using money to influence the Populist convention. He declares those spreading such accusations are beneath his notice and vows to uphold police duties.
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Marc Mahan
Mr. Han
Refuges Flee to Australia Amid Turmoil
A San Branetses dispatch dated July 26 reports the Mariposh sailing for Australia with two political refugees from Enetand aboard. They fled Paris weeks ago amid upheaval linked to an African uprising and British government actions. The voyage aims to reach safety as authorities probe the refugees' origins and motives.
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Australia
Enetand
Feaders
Topeka Social Event Highlights Town Garden Fete
Recent society notes from Topeka feature a Bethany campus town fair hosted by the Chancel chapter of the Episcopal church. Attendees described ornate booths, lanterns, and gowns with picturesque scenes, plus lemonade and dancing in the gymnasium as Mrs. Ashby and others hosted guests and entertainers from several local families and visiting friends.
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the Episcopal Church
Bethany
Putiure
Ops
Ning Thina
Margaret Dudley
Edith Thacher
Helen Wilsdén
Louise Smith
AL Bunnell
Douttitl
Blanche Dienst
Hambleton
Mires May Thomas
Mise Mabel Martis
Mins
Emok
Ani
Harries Jones
College
Eymiasium
Abies
Salite Corning
Mary Snnkin
Mise Besse Gibson
Piurence Seusith
Aleary
Rosamund Horton
Georgiana Whesi
Sare Ashby
Mike Thacher
Miss Hamblen
Mists Fiaiche
Jowale Stewart
Tealinur
Trader
Stekees
Ethel Sticknyy
Nikola Tesla at Niagara Falls Visits Electrical Progress
Niagara Falls July 24 Nikola Tesla and Chief engineer Melville visited to study local electrical developments. Tesla praised the work and discussed distant power transmission as feasible and potentially cheaper than steam power. He hinted at wireless telegraph experiments and artificial sun research being pursued. Debs note as presidential candidate mentioned in accompanying dispatches. Excursion and train-rate notices appear for several events and conventions. Hall's Hair Resewer ad appears with other filler content.
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Tesla
Askeil
Baseball Festival Week tests Topeka with top state team
Three days in Topeka feature the best state team facing the Topeka club in a series of games. Officials plan multiple fixtures during Fall Pestieni week with strong matchups against the Kansas City Blues. If Topeka performs well, more games could follow, boosting local interest in baseball.
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Topeka
Beat
Topsika
Kansas Cive Blues
Drowned on River Boat Excursion In Vancouver
Vancouver witnesses a tragedy as Corporal Henry Lo Eason Private Charles Morris Miss Laura Guard and Miss Emme Young all drown during a river boating trip on the Washousal near Flemingmitt. The swift current and eddy allegedly swamped the boat yesterday afternoon.
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Vancouver
Henry Lo Eason
Fourteenth Infantry
Chas. Morris
Laura Guard
Misa Emme Young
Washousal
Flemingmitt
Divorce case pauses over Yard-Buller bid for forgiveness
London July 4 The cross examination of Hon Walter Yard Buller of Churstoncourt Devonshire in his divorce from Leilah Kirkham Yard-Butler formerly of San Francisco continued. He admitted writing a June 1323 letter to his wife pleading forgiveness and claiming to have erred. He said he sought medical opinion on her sanity and explained past conduct including entering the house and denying accusations against his wife. He denied repeated abuse and noted a San Francisco acquaintance Valentine Gadesden as co respondent in the case.
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London
Walter Yard-Buller
Churstoncourt
Devonshire
Leilah Kirkham Yard-Butler
San Francisco
Francia Henry Jeune
Leons
Lena
Mr. Yard-Sutler
Himelf
Churston Court
Churston
Tle
Valentine Gadesien
Gadesden
Oriental steamship seeks American connections at Seattle
An official party from Toya Kisen Kaisha visits Seattle pursuing American links for twelve five thousand ton vessels. Led by president Bochiri Aseno and director H Okawa, they tour the city then proceed to Tacoma Portland and San Francisco en route to London to secure contracts. The visit suggests Seattle or Portland as the American terminus.
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Oriental Steamship Life
Seattle
Wash
Nippon Yuwwa Kaisha
Toya Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha
Bochiri Aseno
H. Okawa
of Paper Company
Tokyo
Shunjiro Tomike
Steamship Company
Hiroyoki Kubiyshi
Asano
Tacoma
Portland
San Franisco
London
Hong Kong
Greetings to McKinley from Colorado to Canton
A May Canton dispatch reports Allen Sells of Ohio wiring Colorado supporters for McKinley. Messages from Pikes Peak and New York send greetings, praising the Republican leader. The note references veterans, party loyalty, and national figures, with signatures from local supporters.
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M’kinley
Allen Sells
Ohio
Colorado
Canton
Ohl
Mebreska
Nolive
Ana
Tedowit
York
Uni
N. V
A.J. Baker
Quiet for Vanderbilt as police move sick man
Police shield Vanderbilt's sick room in New York as cars and crowds disperse. Work on the porte cochete ornamentation halts while orders travel to Newark for pavement and the Tinbark transfer is rerouted to Fifty-eighth Street and Fifth Avenue. Captain Stalakamp and three officers monitor the vicinity. a horse stumbles near Vanderbilt's home amid the disturbance.
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Tarker
Miller
Geo. Wilmarth
Cite
Garfield Park
Howard Patten
Patton
HN. Banders
St. Louis
Nd Mire GS. Badders
Soper
Venita
Indian Territory
H P. Dillon
Tuck
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Cora McMilan
New York
Harry .C. Garvey
Angell
Som
Willis
Chas
Spencer
Son
Alec
Colorado Springs
Florence Greer
Ghinle
Ersely Black
Springfield
Cornelia Adems
Guy Adan
May Davis
Kansas City
Ormar Newman
Mary Carey
Williams Morley Halledern Wettoestley
Woodlawn Avenue
Parwin Mane
Harry Gheien
WW. Miller
Raymond
Mill Creek
Marjory Stullen
Ole Sherum
Mee R. N. Penkett
Ketens City
Chicago
Vanderbilt
Pifty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Pifty-wighth Street
Brant
le Hotel Savoy
Newark
Porte Cochete
Vaendertilt
Six Thousand Miners Strike in County Mines
About 6000 miners employed in Rivertuc Pardey Taween and Spalding mines in the county struck today over a wage reduction. The action halts activities as crews protest lower pay amid industry cuts.
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Rivertuc
Pardey
Taween
Spalding
Snap Shots In South Missouri book promotion
The Kansas City Fort Scott Memphis Railway Co issues a photo view book titled Snap Shots In South Missouri. It features sixty or more engravings showing penury??, topography, and productions of the region. The book is mailed free on receipt of four cents postage to Locke Woo Kansas City Mo.
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South Missouri
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Population figure for Minneapolis from new directory
Minneapolis officials release population estimate from the 1996 city directory at 210 903, up about 16 percent from last year’s census. Manager C B Stanley confirms counting completed at noon, noting the directory’s figure exceeds prior census counts by a margin, with figures considered closely approximate.
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Minneapolis
Minnespolis
C. B Stanley Ind Bie
Asedeianca
Minneapolis Directory Company
River and Harbor Work Progress Amid Ocean Steady Deepening
Washington July 24 Captain F W Atbott leading river and harbor improvements in North and South Carolina reports Waccamaw fully navigable across the improved stretch, with most dredging done for the season. Pee Dee channels show progress as water obstructions are removed and the Great Pee Dee remains in good condition. Santee canal work advances, Charleston harbor repairs lag, and next year’s projects loom as Republicans debate convention platforms in spring politics.
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Washington
F. Watbott
North
South Carolina
War Department
Little Pee Dee
Panos
Bryan Club event at Lawrence July gathering and speeches
A July Bryan Club meeting in Lawrence featured William Beyan and WH Seave as president with S Minter of Lecompton as secretary. Sparr led the arrangements and speeches by Sparr, Seara, Judge J Emery, HL Moore, Dro Bl 4 and others. Travel ads highlight a Missouri River to Sioux City route with day and night services and passenger amenities, plus a laundry ad for West Eighth.
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Bryan Club
Lawrence Lawrence
Mellius Weld
Court House
Wreuntua
Willem J. Beyan Tub
Velth
WH. Seave
Lecompton Ceretary
Sparr
Seara
J. Emery
HL. Moore
Dro
Harxard
St Paul
Minn
Sarington
Miscouri
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Council Stuka
Oneha
Council Bluffs
Stowe City
Parrot Fort Sioux City
J. W. Waxeley
St. Louie
West Eighth
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Custer
Grace Aull
Ranane City
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Will Wadeworth
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Wil Speer
Ernest Coutes
Frank Sheldon
Dave Sibley
General Social News
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WE McVey
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Denver
Anna Crosshumm
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Nikola Tesla
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Baptist Young Peobly's Union of America
Miwankes
National Republican Leascue
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Kerr St. Tenn
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