London Press Reacts to Bryan Victory Risk in 1900 Race
British papers debate Bryan versus McKinley impact on Europe and global finances. Globe and Times warn Bryan could trigger financial convulsions, while McKinley victory steadies trade. Editorials note potential dislocations in currency and foreign investment if Bryan wins.
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Globe
McKinley
Bryan
United States
Janes Gazette
The
the Times
Wiliam J. Bryan
Almouth
Nyro
Daily News
Herbert Tritton
Simont Baris
Bevan
Tritton
Tinsson
America
Theyould
Joseph Herbert Triton
Bewking Fem
Barclay
Beven
Farn- Sots
Houvet
Eid Company
Amerigase
War clash near Jasper claims six lives in bar party riot
Report from Jasper Florida of a deadly skirmish about fifteen miles east of town where six men were killed and seven wounded. Victims include Amos Campbell Henry Jackson Albert Bullivat Coward Jonann MeKites Turn Mitchell and James Suki anutt. White intruders sparked a fight at a turpentine stand where many Negroes were gathered. A mob of whites allegedly fled as authorities probe the tragedy and risks of further trouble rise.
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Jasper
Fla
Therv
Amos Campbell
Henry Jackson
Albert Bullivat
Coward Jonann
MeKites
Mitchell
James Sukianutt
Haggard
Te Walant
Comanche Yacht Tied at Tebom Basin in New York
A fine steel yacht named Comanche lies moored at Tebom Basin, listed as property of Fe Meiviti Fingna of Cleveland. The vessel, refitted recently, is to voyage toward the Hudson River and beyond, with Mr Hanna noted as president of the Cleveland Ship Hullking Company.
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New York
Brocklin
Fe Meiviti
Fingna
Cleveland
Obin
Kathe
Hanna
Brutatity Cave Tnt Clevetasiad
Cleveland Ship Hulking Company
Furious storms sweep across Dutugue and state
July reports from Dutugue and surrounding areas describe the heaviest rains in years. Flooding, downed power infrastructure, and widespread property damage followed a cloud burst and a tornado in Homer and nearby counties, hindering telegraph and telephone service.
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Dutugue
Sangerbund
Bilwaukee
Dawn
Detroit
Renarte
Homer
Republican Headquarters in Chicago Quiet as Perkins Seen for Secy
The Tribune notes it is likely A Perkins will be named first assistant secretary under Osborne at the national Republican campaign committee with New York headquarters. Chicago headquarters were largely inactive Sunday as Hanna and Aman morning men reported limited activity and no entry by the opposing side. Payne is expected to arrive today and a committee meeting may occur later in the week after Hanna’s return from New York.
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Chicago
Perkins
The
Tribune
A. Perkins
American Republian Collegé League
National Repulican League
Sec
Retary Osborne
National Republian Campaign Committee
New York
National Republican
Hanna Aaman
Heath
Tafun
Hoc. Payne
Mr. Hanta
Paper Dollars Popular as New Silver Certificates Arrive
Washington officials report strong demand for the new one dollar silver certificates. Banks are buying the notes, the Treasury plans to issue enough to meet public demand, and many applicants line up on Thursdays when the first issues go out. About 16,000 notes are in circulation locally with more expected nationwide to satisfy calls.
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Washington
Family departure from town amid wedding rumor and church ties
Mrs Frank McGiffin and her husband George Walton left the city with Myra McGiffin, amid a train stop tale and a public stir over a rumored romance. Mrs Tormie and her daughter accompanied, while observers noted reconciled looks and a pending church attendance context.
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Frank McGiffin
Chiceggu
George O. Walton
Chirsep
Myra Frank McGifin
Tormie
Frank McGittiy
Frank McGutin
Deweuve Setter
Wilton
Frank Metin
Atele
Mantle and Hartman Endorse Bryan Sewall Split Likely
Senator Mantle and Representative Hartman arrived in Montana and declared support for Bryan Sewall. They criticized Populists for failing to name Sewell and called for bipartisan action, predicting a unified Republican stance after the election and urging withdrawal of the Populist independent ticket.
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Butte
Mont
Man
Congressman Hartman
Bry- An
Mr. Hartman
Sret DT
Wattee
Bryan
Sewall
Watson
Mantle
Sunday Shots Three Men Shot at Different Localities
A sequence of gunfire and arrests unfolds Sunday across the county. Ward shoots Lindblad in his orchard while Lindblad asserts he was attempting to defend himself. Leechman, a cook, is shot by a policeman Long during a chase near the junction depot. Bert Stanley is wounded by farmers southeast of town after a chicken thief pursuit led by Sheriff Kepley. Police, physicians, and onlookers describe the incidents as accidental or self defense, with medical attention and investigations underway.
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Offea
Tim
Lee
City
Anne
Mitchell
Ees Ocean
Sherif
Bob Kepley
Tll
Aus
McClellan
Fall Vests
Sherif John Jones
Oquntrs
Sleht
Ulleves
Kepler
Cod
Bil West
Shawme
Katie Wet
Kepley
Wksetty
Cli Core
Gilevea
Bert Stanley
Jones
Howard
Astrot
BH West
A. M. Holloway
Shei Kepley
Stanley
Douglas County
Kansas City
Long shots felled Kansas City crook at Topeka junction
Patrolman Long shot Oscar Leechman at the Santa Fe Junction northeast of North Topeka as Leechman and companion A. T. Shell attempted to flee by freight car. Leechman was wounded in the right shoulder and may be crippled. both men had come to Topeka from Kansas City in search of work and money.
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Journal
John Gardiner
Lesthman
Togeris
Oscar Leechman
Kansas City
Santa Pe
North Topeka
Eine Lecchmaan
A. T. Shell
Topeka
City
Santa Fe Junction
North Tope
Leechman
Shelly
Populists and Silver Republicans Eye May Congressional Race
The piece discusses a possible cross party bid for congressman at large by ELC Little on a Populist Democratic and Free Silver platform. It notes Kansas talks at St Louis and tentative support from Populists, with a plan to act before Hutchinson and Abilene conventions. It also covers talks of state ticket unity and potential Democratic acceptance if Populists endorse Bryan. Senator Martin suggests Populists may name state ticket with Democrats for chief justice and a silver Republican for attorney general.
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Little
St. Louis
Kansas
Mr. Little
Mr Little
Hutchinson
Abilene
Topeka
St Louis
Bryan
St. Louie
Martin
Divisive McKinley Vote Stirs Silver Committee Clash
Hepuvsharn Soules sale committee faces internal strife as Sam Jones of the Fifth ward declines to declare support for McKinley and the St Louis platform. A two week postponement is approved amid pleas for harmony and bi metallist unity with several members urging restraint and avoiding alienation of key voters.
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Hepuvsharn Soules Venta
Sam Jones
McKinley
Oscar Swayze
Jones
St. Louis
Firth
Elliott
Yates
Jines
Pitrh
L. H. Greenwood
Peter Heil Kise
Funes
G. A. Anderson
Dover Township
Beard
Mckinsey
Webb McNall Sparks Silver Debate At State House Visit
Webb McNall denies shifting parties saying he has not changed beliefs, only the platform. In Kansas discussions he notes silver versus gold platitudes, vows organization of county and township leagues and silver literature. Breidenthal says Kansas will back Watson for vice president.
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Webb McNall
Josh
State House
Secretary of State
Webb
McNall
Bolter
St. Louis
Kansas
New York
Lso
Watson
John W. Breidenthal
Bass Cenay Conventions and county delegation split
The Republican convention on Saturday gave Morrill Cowley Douglas Graham Pawnee and Pipsudope tips. Stranton Hamilton Morris and Scott are counted as opposing or doubtful. The Troutman camp yields Cowley Douglas and Phillips to Morrill and claims other counties are divided or unsettled.
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Republlcan
Morrill
Cowley
Douglas
Graham
Pawnee
Stranton
Hamilton
Morris
Scott
Troutman
Phillips
Strikers Win as Brown Hoisting Workers Reach Settlement
Cleveland July 27 The lone striker at Brown Hoisting and Conveying Works ends after weeks of riots. Company concedes main points, grants grievance committees, a half holiday on Saturdays, time and a half for overtime, and reinstate all workers. Enthusiastic scenes greet the announcement at the hall.
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Brown
Cleveland
McKinley to Stay in Cleveland Through Wednesday
Major McKinley will remain in Cleveland until next Wednesday and then return to Canton. He spent the morning at Windemere chatting with Hanns household members, and may review from the city hall stand the centennial parade at 2 o clock if the weather allows. Chairman Hanna leaves for New York tonight to meet party leaders.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Windemere
Hanns
Hanna
New York
Floods Driven From Homes Sweep Southern Michigan
Severe electrical storm sweeps southern Michigan causing evacuations in Northville where the Rouge river rose over its banks, $10,000 in damages, Homer area losses, a farmer Bod Markham killed near Marshall, fruit losses in western Michigan, widespread lightning damage but no lives lost.
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Detroit
Northville
Rouge
Homer
Bod Markham
Marshall
McKinley to Open Campaign with August 12 Speech
Chicago July 27 Charles A Kurtz national committeeman from Ohio says the Republican campaign will be opened in Columbus on August 12 with a ratification meeting. Major McKinley is expected to deliver the first speech of the campaign at the event.
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Chicago
Charles A. Kurtz
Ohio
Columbus
Major McKinley
Wind Storm Ravages Beulah Park Area
A severe windstorm last night caused major damage across Cleveland. Beulah Park east of the tract saw a large tent collapse and extensive destruction. Weather official Major Stockman notes wind speeds reached four miles per hour and the estimated losses top 3100,000.
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Beaulah Park
Stockman
Weather Bureau
Minister Willis Return to Hawaii Post
Washington July 7 Albert and Willis United States minister to Hawaii will return to his post late this month. He has been in the United States on leave of absence for the past month.
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Washington
Albert & Wills
United States
Hawaii
Watson Gritty Says He Will Run to End if Sewall Withdraws
Thomas E Watson, Populist vice presidential nominee, declares he will run to the end and will not resign in Sewall’s favor. He argues withdrawal would ruin the Populist party and insists fusion hinges on keeping free silver principles. Watson says his use of his votes aims to save the party from extinction and uphold its ideals.
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The
Republic
Thomasville
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Sewall
Peoples Party
Bryan
Mee Ranine
Rckel
Smith to Quit Cabinet As Resignation Reported
Chicago dispatch reports Hoke Smith has submitted his resignation from the cabinet. It is said he intends to support the administration’s Chicago governance policies, and this is believed to drive his decision to leave.
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Hoke Smith
Chicago
Tutu Fa Wasuingutn
Fedor Smith
Smith Hue
Deaths and funerals reported in local notice
Dean H Budiey’s son Marty aged 12 died after an appendix operation at Starmount hospital Sunday at 1 20 funeral at Grace Cathedral tomorrow 4 pm interment in Topeka cemetery Elizabeth Wilson 64 died at home stomach trouble funeral at home tomorrow 9 am Josephine Anderson died last night funeral at Center Street residence Daisy Shimer 13 died Saturday funeral held yesterday Sallie Waddington died Saturday age 72 funeral at Shiloh Baptist yesterday Michael Jacob 45 died yesterday eight miles southwest of the city funeral at German Catholic church this morning Herbert Thy matin infant son of Mr and Mrs Thy matin Locust Street died yesterday buried today
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Budiey
Marty
Aled
Starmount Hospital
Grace Cathedral
Topeki
Elizabeth Wilson
Twiet Wrenue
Rey Dence
Josephine Anderson
Center Street
Daisy P. Shimer
Bertal
Sallie Waddington
Shiloh Baptist Church
Michael Jacob
Herbert O. Thymain
Mas Thymalin
Philadelphia Clipper City of Philadelphia Foundering Report
City of Philadelphia lost after a late telegram from Stanley Palktype Islands states the doomed vessel was the Philadelphia clipper. Captain Jahmeon, his wife and family, one other passenger and crew members are missing or unaccounted for.
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Philadelphia
Stanley
Palktype Islands
Sproat’s Mew Girl Mystery at Stan Factory
Sproat, proprietor of the Stan factory, has a clash about a newborn daughter with the girl’s father. Neighbors Soo Ramee and others report confusion and intrigue over the birth night and the factory’s involvement.
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Stanefacery
Ramee
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