Populist State Convention Delegates to National Fest
Ninety two Kansas Populists indicate loyalty to an alliance or fusion at St Louis while backing the Omaha platform. Delegates Lewelling Doster Harris and others push for free silver and constitutional rights amid calls to unite reform movements. Incited by Tillman speculation, speeches stress anti gold standard, government coinage of silver and gold, and distrust of injunctions or trials by jury.
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Fetchsrom
Rao
Kansas
Omaha
L. DD. Lewelling
Wichita
John W. Mreidenthal
Topeton
W. A. Harris
Linwood
Frank Foater
Marion
Taubeneck
National Committee
Courtressman Harris
C B Moffman
Enterprise
Lewelling
Doster
Jerry Simpson
Scott
Botkin
Mades Lewelling
St Louis
Ben Tillman
Tillman
John the Baptist
Frank Doster
Pybere
Frank M.A. Low
Tom Anderano Bailey Waggener
A. H. Horfee
George HK. Peek
A. A. Burd
Maine
Ohio
Tog
John Ingells
Merrill
F. &. Dawes
Committee On
Harrison Kelly
Congressmax
Harris
People’s Party
United States
Finest in America to rise on Jackson Street Chicago
A cosmopolitan music hall project by Jamieson & Co for Jackson Street between Michigan and Webish Albert Bial to manage. Architect Henry Ives Cobb already drafting plans. building to exceed 163 feet in depth with a bulls eye view blocked from the stage. Leland and Wellington hotels nearby, solitary block two away.
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Moste
Jackson Street
Chicago
Chicaco
Cair
Jamieson & Co
New York
Jackson
Michigan
Webish
Albert Bial
Roster & Bilal
Henry Ives Cobb
Leland Totel
Wellington Hotel
Solitariun
WEYLER MAY RESIGN IN INTERVIEW SAYS HE MAY QUIT
Mapmo March 14 General Weyler captain general of Cuba in an interview says difficulties may compel him to resign. He objects to charges in the United States and blames Congress for hampering war policy. He notes insurgent support growing from across Cuba and Havana as belligerent recognition is sought.
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Weyler
Cubs
United States
Wepler
Congress
Interiew
Cuba
Britain’s case not good before boundary commission
Venezuelan boundary commission members informally conclude Great Britain’s claim is untenable and Venezuela’s claim is just. If no new facts emerge, the decision will favor Venezuela and England may yield on the settled districts before the commission reports.
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Veneencian Commission
Wasuixetox
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Great Britain
Venezuela
England
Boundary Commission
Hot Battle in Cuba Reported Insurgent Losses
Reports from Barasa state a fierce battle near Ciadeleria and Pinar del Rio between Colonel Hernandez’s forces and Bandera led insurgents. Insurgent casualties are reported at about 200 K/W. Troops claim Captain Guerrero killed and Lieutenant Comas wounded. other casualties include soldiers killed and Silysia wounded. Details remain meager.
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Argenta
Barasa
Hernandez
Bandera
Ciadeleria
Pinar del Rio
Guerrero
Comas
Sve
Silysia
Big meeting pledges unified push for bimetallic campaign
A large gathering of the Bimetallic League decided to maintain active relations with the bimetallists of France Germany Austria and Belgium to advance a broad campaign across industrial centers. The March 19 note signals continued international coordination and public pressure in monetary policy debates.
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Loxpox
Bimetallic League
France
Germany
Austria
Evacuations and services noted in brief London item
A London report notes the Itelinas evacuated Cassala on Saturday while a runner stayed active last evening. Public services offer free mending and button sewing. Peeriess Steam lauder and Jounsan referenced in a brief, fragmented item.
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Tralass
London
Itelinas
Peeriess Steam Lauder
Vanderbilt's Biltmore Estate Praised By Secretary Morton
Secretary Morton returned from Asheville North Carolina where he studied George Vanderbilt's Biltmore estate. He praised the vast grounds noting the unmatched scale and advanced roadways. Morton said the project aids agricultural interests and reflects immense wealth and organization.
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Fanderbilt
Biltmore
Morton
Wasurvoror
Asheville N. C
George Vanderbilt
France Explains to England That Costs Mean Little
The French government released a semi-official note clarifying M Berthelot’s remonstrance against Britain’s Egyptian campaign. It says the note was a brief survey of objections to the decision and not hostile, aiming to prevent misunderstandings. The statement describes a friendly interview between Berthelot and Lord Dufferin and stresses prudent timing for action.
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France
Englend
Pants
M. Berthelot
Nile
Marquis of Dufferin
Great Britain
Nicaragua Canal Bill Advances From House Committee
March 19 reports show the Nic araguan canal bill approved by the special sub committee after weeks of consideration. The measure, authored by Mr Mahon of Pennsylvania, aligns with committee views and envisions government control with potential U S ownership in the future.
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Mahon
Pennsylvania
United States
Manderson McKinley talks probe for win votes
In Manderson Neb March 19 the Anderson and McKinley factions discuss settlements with messages to Manderson and Senator Shurman in Washington. Manderson allies agree to drop Manderson from contention if a path remains for his nomination. The plan aims to appease supporters while avoiding a direct Manderson bid. Five powder makers blown at Pavarenesse. five workers killed. prior blast left four dead eighteen months ago. Chicago sees a sympathy strike in garment sector. 150 workers in special order departments quit. several small factories closed.
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Owamra
Neb
Manderson
McKinley
Shurman
Washington
Thurston
Nevruske
Pavarenesse
Rifton
Cister County
Chicago
Garment Workers
Last Acquitted of Assault in Taylor Lear Case
In Judge Gifford's court the jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the Taylor Lear assault suit. Mrs Helen Taylor sued George W Lear of Joplin Mo for damages from an alleged assault on July 1. Proceedings and city state details reflect a local case outcome. W H Andrews ex chair Penn State Central Committee arrives in San Francisco to gauge West reaction to Senator Quay's presidential nomination prospects.
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Chcapo
Gifford
Lear
Helen Taylor
George W. Lear
Joplin
Lai
Quay
Las Francisco
W. H. Andrews
Repub- Noah State Central
Pennsylvania
Andrews
Senator Quay
Smithsonian chief photographer names Roentgen shadowgraphs
Professor J. W. Smilie, chief photographer at the Smithsonian, has made Roentgen shadowgraphs showing clearly defined vertebrae in two cases. Broken edge collars repaired by Peers Steam Laundry, 112 and 114 W. 1b.
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Snagowgrapha
Marcha
Smithsonian Institution
J. W. Smilie
Peers Mee Steam Laundry
Platt Hick Fight at Brooklyn Convention Riot
In New York, two conventions were held on one platform for the Sixteen districts except the Sixteenth. The Fifteenth district meeting at Renwick hall turned riotous as Platt and Brookfield factions clashed with over 1,000 attendees and police guarding the floor. Delegates and alternates were contested, with temporary chairs amid chaotic proceedings.
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New York
Renwick Hall
Cartwright
Dean
Seargeants
Rainly
Platt
Brookfeld
Morton
McKinley
Excise
Joseph Murphy
David Friedsall
Jefferson A. Simonds
George E. Morey
Brookfield
C. A. Collis
Robert J. Wright
George S. Sutton
Elias Goodman
W. R B. Spooner
E.S. Clinch
Inspector Cartwright
Mr. Clinch
Otto Irving Wise
Isaac B. Newman
State Committee
Newman
Clinch
Brooklyn
James Qhan
Degnan
Polwcard
St Louis
Armour & Co Wins Two Year British Meat Contract
Armour & Co of Chicago and Kansas City has secured a two year contract with the British War Office to supply all canned and salt meats for the army and navy. The bulk of the order goes to sliced canned bacon, a product exclusively patented by Armour. Several hundred pounds were previously sent to London, prompting big orders from Britain.
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Great Britain
Armour & Co
Kansas
Crrr
Chicago
Kansas City
British War Office
Fim
Conenl Burrough
London
Cleveland's New Sault Shows Mrs Cleveland's Spring Tailoring
Watnixstox March 19 Mrs Cleveland Koone guides presidential wardrobe with a radical shift from somber black to a lighter spring like suit. The forthcoming outfit features a light Scotch tweed in gray brown and white with an invisible check, avoiding loud or ultra gray tones.
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Watnixstox
Mra Cleveland Koone
Cleveland
Washington
Rockefeller plan to spend millions in Tarrytown
John D Rockefeller and a coalition of private citizens form the Good Government club in North Tarrytown. They nominate a ticker led by Howard Morse for village presidency. If elected, Rockefeller would invest about 2 million in street and waterworks upgrades, plus a public park near Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Tarrytown
Tan Arrows
Good Government Club
North Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Howard . Morse
Morse
Rockefeller
Sieepy Hollow
City’s aim is protection of person and property says Rev Mowry
The Rev P H Mowry argues municipal government exists to uphold righteousness and suppress wickedness and that authority divides between councils and the police with their brass buttons. The Jovaxaz prints all the news.
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P. H. Mowry
Jovaxaz Priots
Remarkable dog Rigolet survives buried fox burrow
A ten year old dog named Rigolet, living with Mr. Gely in Dempierre, chased a fox into a burrow and was buried alive for twenty-two days. Rescued and revived with beef tea and milk, the old hound may have survived by fasting or eating the fox, though toothless. The incident sparked questions about his endurance and appetite.
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France
Mr. Gely
Dempierre
Upper
Saone
Rigolet
Gely
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