Old Soldiers Bryan Silver Club Replies to Sickles
The Old Soldiers Bryan Silver club of Salt Lake City replies to General Sickles and the Union Veterans Patriotic League, arguing that Bryan supporters are not traitors and urging unity to back McKinley. The letter defends veterans against alleged conspiracies, questions monetary threats, and asserts soldiers’ loyalty and financial trust in gold.
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Salt Lake City
Old Soldiere Bryan Silver Club
General Bick
McKinley
Daniel Sickles
Gangra
Willand Franklin
Horace Porter
Union Vettana’ Patriotic Teagus
New York
Age
Old Soldiers’ Bryay Silver Club
Union
Union Veterans’ Patriote League
Conrade
William Moskinsey
Yemen
Lanetinge
Alain i
Eta
Bryan
Mr. Brean
Bryen
Tneur- Beecheb
Ouid Lee
United Furies
Pan- Sions
Ohio
Iowa
Michigan
Abe Wold
Bailey
Redemption of Silver.Claims No Exchange of Silver for Gold
Washington officials state no treasury redemption of silver dollars in gold has occurred. They note in San Francisco small exchanges of silver for gold assist daily business, but such moves are routine and do not constitute official redemption. The Treasury gains gold overall from these transactions.
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Treasury
San Francisco
Het Place
J.G
Bradstreets Report On New York Market And Money Powers
Bradstreets review notes $4,000,000 gold arrivals into Europe and shipments from London influencing markets. Treasury reserves rise to 100,000,000, money market remains firm yet unsettled amid Chicago troubles from local over speculation. Bank of Ireland shows no opposition to gas movement, overall stock activity subdued but professional traders push long positions.
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Bringing Inc
New York
Bradstreet
Europe
London
Treasury
Chicago
Mhanetal
Bank of Sheland
Hueceeed
Spilled Flambeau Boys Dash Toward Mission Township
Last evening the Spilled Flambeau team was leaving their hall for Mission Township. A wagon with a pair of fractious horses broke loose when the other wagon’s team was unhitched. The frightened horses ran south on Kansas avenue to Seventeenth Street before being held by Chas Bradshaw and returned for the ride to Mission Town.
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Topeka
Lambeau Club
Mission Township
Hambeaux
Kansas Avenue
Seventeeither
Chas
Bradshaw
Pagen
Mission Towne
Ex Secretary of Interior Resumes Law Practice in Atlanta
Ex secretary Hooke Smith arrives from Lincolnton and plans to resume legal work in Atlanta after family arrangements and mansion renovations on West Peachtree Street. He has reportedly been engaged in a case of national interest to be argued before the United States Supreme Court. State political developments include a Populist Democrat executive committee meeting at Clerksburg with repudiation of fusion efforts and Governor nomination changes. Separate notes report asphalt paving bids in Kansas City with Parker-Washington and Barber companies and pricing details for Lake Trinidad Lawton Place and Eighth Street.
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Atlanta
Hooke Smith
Lincolnton
Washington
Edet
Mire Stolth
H. Smith
Weet Peachtree Street
Kartas City
Parker- Washington Company
Lake Trinidad
Lawton Place
Bryan Says East Tour Shifts Sentiment in Silver Favor
In Chicago on September 5, Bryan asserts his opinion stems from private conversations with audience members and Democratic supporters beyond rostrum impressions. He notes skeptics he spoke with now feel the Chicago platform aligns with popular interests and favor free silver, shaping his view of overall sentiment.
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Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Kago
Politica
Bryan accepts silver party nomination and heads to Milwaukee
Chicago, Sept 5. Mr Bryan spent time with Chatrine Jones reviewing his letter of acceptance to the silver party nomination. He will tour from Milwaukee with two speeches and stay with Edward C. Wall, then depart for Lincoln. He is scheduled to speak in St Louis on Sept 12 and in Louisville and Lexington.
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Chicago
Bryan
Chatrinen Jones
Silver Party
Lincoln
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee
Edward C. Wall
Wisconsin
St Louis
Louieville
Lexington
Trade review notes uptick as imports buoy confidence
New York trade weekly from R G Dun & Co reports a modest revival in confidence driven by heavy gold imports easing money anxiety. Prices for manufacturers and staples show an uptick after weeks of decline, with renewed speculative activity in pig iron wool and metals, while lead and cotton markets firm but demand remains cautious.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Asuk Makiage
Dacitne
Oenuhan Ifn
Cor
Chicago
Texas
Canada
G A R Says Goodbye They Recommend General Miles For Lincoln's
The G A R leadership signals farewell to Lincoln era rhetoric and urges Lieutenant General Miles for the post, highlighting wartime service and leadership qualities as the key qualifications for the next stage of national defense.
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Gen. Miles
Reading Gettysburg Speech Theme Highlighted At Grand Army Session
The 30th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in St Paul Minnesota concluded with praise for veteran visitors and a parade that drew nearly 200000 from across the region. Resolutions urged Lincoln Gettysburg address on Memorial Day and restrictions on using symbols for advertising while naming officers for the new year.
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St. Paul
Minn
Grand Army of the Republic
Minneapolis
Hamline
Congress
Nelson A. Miles
Vicksburg
Fredericksburg
Lincoln
Ohio River
Council of Administration
Major Clarkson
C. E. Burmeister
Omaha
Ladtice
Catherine Hirst
Louisville
A. P. Anderson
Sarah C. Mason
Noraske
Ploza George
Washington
Theakful
Stassechusetts
Cheplain
Laure McNair
New Jersey
National Councellor
Hop. &Tus
Oklahoma
Lydia Jemith
Pennsslvania
Davey
Minnesote
Wonan's Relief Corps
Agnes Hitt
Indianapolis
Marle Hasenwinkle
Wnlon
Daughters of Veterans
Lora Home
McKinley Praised by Fifth New York Artillery Vets
A special reunion of the Fifth regiment New York artillery veteran volunteers in St Paul Minnesota adopted resolutions praising Major William McKinley for President. The bakers noted his defense of a united country opposition to courthouse degradation and pension support for veterans. They pledged votes and influence for McKinley and sent copies to him and to the press.
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Shenendosh Valley
Ohio
Wm. McKinley
New York Heavy Artillery
McKinley
United States
Wm McKinley
The
Major McKinney
Populist Rumor Thwarts Flynn Rally in Watonga
In Watonga Oklahoma on a September night, delegates from Dennis Flynn advertised to hold a lite rally. Populists allegedly spread word of an Indian raid to deter attendees. White settlers rushed home to defend families, and the meeting failed. Baldness is often preceded by greyness of the hair. Use Halle Hair remover.
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Flynn
Watonga
Oklo
Dennis T. Flynn
Remarkable Tonic Promises Health and Strength Boost
The article extols a superb tonic that strengthens the system by cleansing through proper channels. It asserts guaranteed health and vigor from its use, presenting a strong promotional claim about purity and efficacy.
Li Hung Chang Dinner Honors Foster Guests Noted
Washington September 5 Li Hung Chang dined with ex Secretary John W Foster and several cabinet members and officials at the Arlington. Elaborate decorations, American and Chinese songs, and a simple meal accompanied remarks by Foster and Li praising Western civilization and China's relations. Li toasts John W Foster before departing after a long, cordial evening.
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Washington
Li Hung Chang
John W. Foster
Arlington
Lander Panacuil
Ube Din- Wer
Sarl Ui Hone Chang
Irwin
Mak
Yang Yu
Sener Romero
Carlisle
Lamont
Francis
Justce Harlan
Lowndes
Ger
Rockhill
China
Uhe
John WV. Foster
Prohibition Revivals Planned by State Temperance Union
The State Temperance Union will launch a series of moral revivals in Topeka districts to bolster prohibition efforts. Secretary Stephens has mapped districts with churches uniting for old fashioned revivals starting at Third Christian Church in the Second Ward next Sunday evening. Speakers and timing remain to be announced amid debate over Governor Morrill and allied opposition.
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State Temperance Union
Topeka
Stephens
Union Haz
Morrill
Interstate Carnival in Danbury Orginizes Big Republican Event
Danbury Nebraska reports an interstate Republican barbecue to be held around October 1 with excursions from St. Francis Colorado line Holdridge Oberlin and Superior. An estimated 20 000 people are expected. Notables Caldwell of Lincoln Hon Edward Rosewater editor Omaha Bee and other speakers will attend.
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Danbury
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