Denver to host Colorado mining camp delegation July First
A Denver dispatch reports that every mining camp in Colorado will send residents to Denver on July first. A large civic gathering is planned to welcome Teller and to discuss arrangements for excursions and rail transport. The plan includes decorations, ceremonies, and a formal reception for Senator Teller with city and state officials coordinating efforts.
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Colorado
Denver
Teter
Theekmatne
Partinver
Bevin Palace
Wien
Muse
Chamber of Commerce
Jax
Ana
Denver Farm Economy Seeks New Alfalfas Market
June 9 report from Denver notes farmers in the Arkatees valley approaching an alfalfas market with a central plan to stabilize prices. It highlights Santa Fe rail transport routes and expected harvest flows toward Livestock lands, while signaling local groups coordinating for hogs and sheep. Over 100,000 under solitary mediation are mentioned?
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Denver
Arkatees
Junta
Lasar Canal
Dolne Fanon
Aizen
Santa Fe
Liv
Anita
Defy the Judges and Rally of Anchor Union Flames
In Xanag City on June 26 a lengthy statement from the erievance fuimmnitives of Apcnur Federal Lebar lon Apo the Stasionary Firenwn Talon urges defiance. They challenge Armour Parkine voluety and allege a foul coup by Féinetete affecting feeders charged during a strike.
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Xanag City
Erievance
Apcnur
Talon
Anchor Union
Cockeell Views on Democratic Nomination at Chicago
In a Washington interview Cockeell says Senator Teller never favored a Chicago nomination and that Totter is a bold thinker with a strong conviction. He notes the convention may choose a Democrat free silver majority outside the party and urges confidence in Populist endorsed candidates. He argues Tot Deenen is a factor, while distancing from any turn against the party.
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Washingian
Ashiog
Frans
Masion Cockewil
Cfazig
Tap Alivar Webeca Setenitas
Washington
Hesere
Teller Airugetf Ros
Totter Tag
St. Leule
Democratic Party
Waller Named Editor of American Citizen
Kansas City report confirms G A Dnding relinquishes editorship of the American Citizen. John J. Waller, ex convict, named editor amid editorial turmoil and public dispute over treatment of the colored race. Waller plans a book and will engage in journalism across varied regions while assuming leadership at the weekly paper.
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Kansas City
Jane
John J. Wal- Ter
Conkul
Bo Madscusear
Etiunh
Mrus Henkham
G. A. Dnding
Waller
Dene ii
Eine
Teller Seeks Credit for McKinley Tariff Support
Senator Teller of Colorado visited Clinton on June 6 and discussed the McKinley tariff. He praised Allison and defended his stance while addressing questions on tariff policy and political support in St. Louis.
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Clinton
H. Af. Teller
Colorado
Sy Tavison
Cheamer
Merrion
St. Louis
St. Louis Dategaien Who Voted For the Gedd Plani Sure Ellver
Tailors to Strike In New York As Wages Debated
New York tailors announce a strike tied to wage disputes. Union leaders predict about 5,000 workers will march to protest contractor price demands, concentrating action around the Anilers branch. The walkout aims to pressure firms to maintain standard rates amid rising costs.
Ochan Rates Increase for Passengers in New York
Rates rise for First and Second Class passengers as continental rates advance. A marine agreement set a new standard, with steamship lines like North German Lloyd and Walberg amid shifts. The August summer season prompts a price bump, as officials confirm early adoption of higher fares.
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Advance
New York
Merenur
Giet
Omi
Ateoun
Ehlyveenouniter
Governor Morrill to Ex-Governor of Ohio Letter
A garbled June communication from Governor Morrill to ex-Governor of Ohio promises support and a future majority while urging unity and continued effort until the election. The text lacks clear context but signals political backing and civic discourse.
Free Slavery Meeting in Cooper Paterson Hall
A June 28 New York report describes an organized free soil movement in the city led by the American wiver organization and the Young Democracy. Senator Tilman of South Carolina and others address a crowd critiquing press bias, vowing independence from “newspaper gluttors,” while urging unity against the war era, and signaling future political moves including a St Louis silver convention.
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New York
Free Stverty
Cooper Paton
American Wiver Organization
Anii Tuke
Homes Greeley
Curt P. Kewies
Oreatite
Tiana
Numa
Senetor Bixby
State Democrece
Alexanier Dollsuee Ra
Tilman
United States
Witty
Lesidhy
Yu Ree
Yorke
St John
St Louis
Georgia Convent through on gold standard platform
A fragment of a 19th century party platform being debated at a convention in Georgia centers on monetary policy. It condemns universal debt payment with gold backed money and warns against centralization, arguing for gold or silver coin payments and limited taxation to necessities.
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Chioreo Mucun
Ceonmla
Neon
Fiat Congress
Primis Moby
Wwe
Tates Trwaaury Biles
Huwndal
Honda
Democratic convention debates gold standard plank in 1896 platform
In Raleigh on June 26 the Democratic convention adopted the platform asserting support for both gold and silver money and urging the free coinage of silver. The debate centered on a strict gold standard versus flexible monetary policy, with the gold faction prevailing amid threats of division. Delegates were urged to seek reform and back a candidate aligned with the party’s silver and gold stance.
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Raleizh
N. C
Sonlows
United States
Pinmary
Lexara
Hiingu
Wlver
Ciera
Cleveland
Weten
Porevené Sea
W Mason
Northampton
Heutentint Suveknon
Platts Keen Blade and Hatchet Strike in New York
A political skirmish in New York unfolds as Platt and associates press responses to ex-Senator Thea and Warner Miller remarks. The exchange centers on alleged missteps, with calls for political maneuvering and strategic replies shaping the discourse.
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Béiller
New York
Adler
Indian Women Overcome Emotions Over Stricken Relations
A damaged news fragment from Deadwood recounts emotional reactions among Sioux and Pine Ridge people following a penitentiary matter. The piece hints at cultural tensions and the impact on Native communities, noting reactions during a period of unrest and miscommunication in the Nebraska and South Dakota region.
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South Dakota Redskins
Deadwood
Rushetilé
Ian
Montauae
Calcutta's Great Sports Dome to Feature Vast Structures
A Boston financier plans a gigantic entertainment complex named the Calcattin, costing BRM QO0. It will include a two mile bicycle track around the hill, roadside nuts, artificial brooks, cascades, and toasting gardens. The work will cover 190,000 acres and be twice the size of Mechanics' Institute and over three times the new public library.
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Boston
Sonia Histon
Walla
He Collen
McKinley to Visit Newport Guests and Brunswick Hotel Closure
The report notes President McKinley traveling east to Newport to visit Mr and Mrs Hanna in August with possible visits in September. It also mentions the Brunswick Hotel in New York likely closing after a receiver was appointed, with tickets planned for the Populist National Convention in St Louis on July 19 to 21 at one fare round trip.
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McKillers
McKinley
New York
Brunawick
Brunswick
Rome
Fante Pe
Tivkela
St Louis
Senate Nominating Debates Highlight Teller and Silver Platform
Denver dispatch from June reports a Populist silver convention stressing Teller as a favored presidential candidate while endorsing immediate return to a bimetallic standard, with Lafe Pence praising Teller and urging strong support for his senate seat if not chosen for the presidency. Delegates to the St. Louis convention were selected as part of the same gathering.
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Denver
Piatt Wicks
Pusblo
X Rays on Corbett Revive Medical Interest in Bones
Physicians praise Corbett as a symbol of robust bone structure after radiographic imaging during a staged examination. The report notes strong joints and unusually dense bone clarity, highlighting the subject's notable physiology and potential implications for athletic performance.
Hanna a Hummer
A fragmented OCR style item recounts a local incident involving Washinares, Jane, Louir, and Wan. It references a convention attempt, a ticket issue, and a court fine, with multiple names and places hinted but unclear. The piece reads like a courtroom or community notice with varying personal names and events.
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Washinares
Jane
Louir
Wan
Moriagh
Chicago Campaign Night Echoes Ambitious Political Parade
Fragmentary Chicago text outlines campaign activity with references to a McKinley era rally, a campaig n effort on the South Side, and local figures connected to the event. The garbled lines hint at a veteran figure and a dining path associated with a political gathering, but specifics are unclear.
Santa Fe Route Exctur Sions and Travel Notices
Travel fare notices for various excursions on the Santa Fe Route include round trips to Milwaukee for a Young People's meeting, to Hurtaba for a National Educational association, to Washington for Christian Endeavor, and other commitments with schedules in July. Sleeper accommodations listed. depot office open daily. Also testimonials from Mary Jane Marshall and Mrs Crag praising Family Cure and kidney remedies.
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Milwaukee
Youngs People's Meeting
Hurtaba
Nationsd Educational Association
Fay Uy
Washington
Christian Modéavor Mesti
Sormturt
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