Wall Street At Work Deluge of Money Aims at St Louis
The Journal reports a $20 million fund to block 4 silver munks from the Republican platform in St Louis. It alleges Rothschilds hoard wealth to sway delegates and warns of influence on voters and delegates. The piece cites wage and stock market concerns as evidence of financial pressure in the political process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieven
Witehnaton
D.C
Krdak Biates
Pynteylvania
Siew Derany
Ube
Davon
Hmiseel
Huinen Boyer Bohemians
Sraith
Wales
York
Vibe
Interewte
Noveaster
Lois
Giese
Nerth Suri
New York
Inilorner Povertie
Tisinois
Kala
Gr. Jamieson
Chicago
Wall Street
Darcy
Wil
Lee Cvuntry
Fragmented Platform Speech Sparks Party Split Over Gold Policy
A fragmented OCR page records a heated discussion over monetary policy and party allegiance. One candidate denounces the gold standard as harmful while opposing rivals push a silver or mixed approach, signaling a sharp ideological divide ahead of the May ballot.
Manley Challenge to Reed Sparks Nomination Debate
Washington report describes Manley rejecting a nomination, denouncing the party line, and voicing mistrust of the process. He acts without party approval, prompting criticism from Augusta to St Louis about the nomination's legitimacy and the potential impact on the campaign.
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Washington
Dane
Mckinsey
Manley
Manley Took the Step Entirely On Fin Owr Authority, Without Ialiditins
Dowd
Mr Manley
Augusta
Questine
Teirevibelsky i
Kinkay Alekters vi
Ayia Peeret
Lanrconte
Storeuney
Congress Adjourns Senate and House Close Session
Congress adjourned as both the Senate and House ended business at 4 p,m, with Vice President Stevens presiding. Reports indicate the day’s actions concluded after routine votes and procedural motions in Washington.
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Soth House and Sante
Washington
Sune
Stevensin
ACA P
Nories
Rain Near Rand Shifts to Showers Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather summary notes cloudy statewide conditions with scattered showers possible tonight and after. Cold front lowers temperatures, with winds light to moderate as a cooler regime settles in across western and central regions. The forecast calls for a downward trend in temperatures tonight followed by cooler, unsettled conditions tomorrow.
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Pier
Moores
Mexico
Indiana Plank and Silver Standard Debate at St Louis
The piece surveys Republican factionalism favoring a gold standard and McKinley alignment, arguing for the best monetary policy and urging unified party stance at the Chicago convention. It notes Indiana platform support for gold and the need to balance international currency talks with domestic unity.
Platts and leaders circle St Louis in 1896 primary chatter
A New York report from June 11 describes Tom Platt with Dr Hackett and others en route to St Louis amid a crowd discussing presidential hopefuls. The piece lists Morton as New York’s choice and mentions Hanna as National Chairman, noting plans for convention speeches and delegate dynamics.
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Tom Platt Sterts
Louis Ina
New York
Ax- Wured
Muncess
CL Platt
Dr . Hackett
Consresenman
Odell
Hasditor
Frewibe
Clarences W. Meads
Platts
Alent
Gov
Morton
Poipus
Certainis
Fae
Orie
Warren Sfiner
Cs Fev
General Tracy
Dexteral
Lo Wedlford
Goneral McAlpine
Ale Wu OI
Mr Pratt
Remet Shxton
Mr. Fassett
Judge Caldwell Declines Presidential Nomination for Silver Cause
Judge Henry Caldwell of Glenwood Springs Colorado, a U S district judge, was asked if he would accept and nomination for the presidency from the Populist silver convention. He emphatically refused, saying he would not run, though he favors silver and may vote for it in the coming election. He urged unity among silver supporters to achieve a great victory for the people, invoking Lincoln days.
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St Louis
Henry Cabot Lotee
Murray
Crane
Mbonal
Masaachusetts
Friends of the Salt Standard
Steele
India
Ma enMed
Aigor
Mumie
Raux
Indiana
McKinley
Materia
MyKinley
Weas
Hania
Mckinsey
Glenwiod Springs
Colo Kudet
Henry () Caldwell
United States Distult Cours
Ian
Bitneis Cay
Silver
Sinca
Lincoln
Dunkard Church Court Sits at McPherson College
A special church court at McPherson College examines doctrinal disputes led by ex-president Fehnestook and Professor Fehnentook amid charges of opposing church doctrine. Forty witnesses testified as proceedings consider deposition from chair and church membership.
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McPherson
Kan
Dunkard
Seenidh
McPherson College
Westgate Chutees
Berray
3fcPherson College Ngetiot Prue
Fahnestook
Ryelock
Fehnentook
Fpuhnestack
Cheney
Tarnished Honor and Honest Dollars Clash in Silver Debate
An editorial voice railing at gold standard critics and detailing a speech by Senator Hans breuth. The piece praises bimetallism and calls for unity among Republicans to support silver coinage, highlighting delegates, regional stances, and anticipated convention debates on monetary policy. The rhetoric targets supporters of gold and attacks silver opponents while outlining expected rally plans and alignments.
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St. Touts
Hansbreuth
Col Bittes
Europe
Velee
Mateel Phat
Ahi Puppty
Mayer
Herors
United States
Nelrentes
Efe
Romemently
Enrsaintlan
SAAS
Altvorntiner
Rooters Gather as Topeka Flambeau Club Leads Delegation
The Topeka Flambeau Club and other nation party groups begin arriving by train for a statewide gathering. Delegations from Cincinnati Columbus Toledo Evansville Detroit Minneapolis Chicago Leavenworth arrive by Sunday night or Monday, with McKinley supporters and notable figures James H. Gar and Webb Heys among arrivals.
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Mainley “Rooters
Topeka Flambeau Club
St.Lovite
Bic Detegutone
New Fork
Obie
Ilinoix
Cincinnati
Binatur
Binatur Forakerne
Lincoln Club
Toledo
McKinsey
Thimitrain
James H. Gari
Webb Heya
Tippecanse
Cleveland
Hockeye Club
Columbus
Busheell
Stany
Topeka Clambean
Toe McKinsey Clubs
Evansylle
Detrek
Minneapokie
Chicago
Leavenworth, Kun
Interesting contest from the Louisville District
Reports from Louisville reflect strong interest in a political contest before the national committee. Details describe delegates and contenders linked to McKinley and Gov. Bradley, with debate over primaries and possible endorsements influencing party representation and votes.
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McKinley
Sir Login
Jane
Ue Putth
Kentucky
Lauleville
Deluraton
Louisville
St. Louis
McKinley Anon
Gov. Bradley
Georges Bs Todd
Chartis
Sape
Rogular
Bradley Mort
Bnoebet
W. Reeder
Hirt Vance
Knoshel and Werder
Vance
Guy. Aravisy
Chowen
Aiatine Siumd
Todd
Vitor
Lew Sy Slic
Stittieraid
Cheyray
Claytob
Mold
Convention Red Eye At National Convention Train Incident
A dysfunctional passenger tale follows a man who attended the national convention for forty years. He dozes aboard a Batata Putsday train from Batata to the convention city, awakens, and recounts a curious encounter with Detective Howard aboard the compartment. The piece reads as a bizarre, fragmented reminiscence with no clear outcome.
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Stouts
Manderson
Batata
Tran
Howard Tn Firs
Enouah
Teridtia
St. Andy
Seaker
Tukis
Barre
Evans Seeks Liberal Ticket While Hobart Leads Nomination Fight
Clay Evans arrives amid campaign chatter for the presidency with Hobart drawing strong support on the ticket. Delegates plan to present names at the convention as the race narrows. Hobart leads with backing from many delegates and supporters, while Evans seeks broader platform alignment.
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Hobart
Leuwis
Jane
H Clay Evans
Rethemse
Mero
Prof Stow's Offer at State University
Fragmentary OCR notes report an appointment at the State university of Illinois? Minnesota? naming Professor Snow as an assistant something. The text mentions The Chancellor of Kansas State University and Mineral Water, with a closing line from W. Phillips at 412 W. Dithth Avenue.
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Stow
Tasteren James
WW. A. Snowthday
W. Phillips
To Elect Leland As Sixteen Of Twenty For Him
A Topeka delegate P I Soper reports in Indian Territory suggests Leland has broad backing within the delegation. Crum weighs the platform's balance and aims for a fair rational planks, while Crum cites sixteen of twenty favoring Leland, signaling party unity and potential leadership shifts.
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P. I. Soper
Topeka
Indian Territory
Logie
Liz Crest
Lonte Vesterday
Hure
Dolstation
Bea Dauarece
Leland
Crum
Soper attends republican convention amid party disputes
A fragmented report from St Louis June II notes P L Soper and J P arndy Jean Coy among delegates at a Republican convention. The piece mentions leadership bets, factional splits, and calls for unity as the party debates candidate support and platform lines, with several named locales and figures referenced in a dense OCR text.
Swennesson Resolutions and Credential Committee Tangle
A garbled report from St. Louis notes Swennesson backing resolutions and Ike Lambert for the Credential Committee. Names such as Leland, Anderein, and McPherson appear amid unclear discussions of chairmanship and convention strategy. the piece hints at internal picks, replacements, and possible outcomes as organizers prepare for a forthcoming convention.
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Ike Lambert
St. Louis
Jonett
Me'vlucker Orcan Cy
Tom
Laubert
Empatia
McPherson
Eeland
Basil Munem
Morton Vice President Hope Fades in New Jersey Nominations
Fragmented text suggests Morton is considered for vice presidency with Finley as likely running mate. Contenders include Fassett and Str. Waterman, with Hobart mentioned for a possible position. State party dynamics in New Jersey appear unsettled.
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St Touts
Fiait Warnte
Morton Wen
Finley
Morton
Piatt
Fassett
Morten
le Thig Way
Hobart
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