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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1896

Page

4

Bryan at Chicago Ill speech tour draws crowds and church visit

Thousands greet W J Bryan and wife at Clifton house Chicago attendances swell as they tour Illinois speakers. The pair rest at Clifton house and visit Englewood Presbyterian Church where Rev John Clark Hill delivers a sermon without political mentions. They later head toward Canton Ohio after a busy reception and planned stopovers.

Chicago Clifton House W. J. Bryan Mrs. Bryan Presbyterian Church Englewood John Clark Hill Bryan Hill First Presbyterian Church Lincoln Pennsylvania Road Pittsburg Canton Ohio McKinley Hom

Bryan Campaign Swing Through Iowa And Illinois

The Bryan party drew a massive crowd in Davenport with about 4000 gathered along the platform and streets. Mrs Bryan distributed roses as Bryan spoke of gold and silver and promised to appoint missionaries before Election Day. The tour continued to Rock Island Molline and Geneseo where thousands more welcomed the Democrat on a laboring class friendly swing through Davenport Iowa and Illinois.

Davenport Iowa Free Silver Bryan Des Moines Chicago Maine California Illinois John P. Altgeld Moline Molrage United States Congress Geneseo Sheffield la Salle

Bryan Explains Campaign Vision Amid Chicago Rally

The article recounts William Jennings Bryan addressing crowds in Chicago and along a tour through Joliet and Englewood. He argues against the gold standard as a policy that will force suffering on the people and defends the common masses as the true sovereigns.

Seattle Delegates Head to Ellensburg Convention

King county sent a 30 strong advance guard led by John Wiley Colonel George G Lyon Judge Richard Winsor James F McElroy E W Way John B Hart and others left for Ellensburg tonight. About 100 more depart tomorrow morning with twice that number from Seattle tomorrow night.

Seattle Ellensburg King County John Wiley George G. Lyon Richard Winsor James F. McElroy E. W. Way John B. Hart

Motto and Resolve Clash in Battlefield Rhetoric

The speaker honors the motto Live and Let Live but rejects passivity urging action on the battlefield. The statement contrasts pacific words with a call for decisive measures amid conflict and duty. The tone is firm and resolute.

Agents Demand Answers on Gold Bonds and Policy Costs

A group of New York Life Insurance agents write to President John A. McCall criticizing the policy in the July 2 1896 agency bulletin and arguing that adopting a bimetallic standard would boost the company’s assets and allow payment in higher value dollars. They state their questions about gold bonds, policy premiums, and surplus distribution, urging clarification and accuracy.

Denver Col H. P. Martin L. G. Lantenzeler A. C. Sherman C. P. Chandler H. K. Preston R. Crawford Samuel Schang J. A. Stafford New York Life Insurance Company John A. McCall New York Life

Bank Failure Shocks Lansing in Ingham County

Ingham County Savings bank in Lansing Michigan failed to open as of morning business. Assets total 285000 dollars largely in notes and mortgages, with deposits of 144000 dollars. Cashier May promised depositors would be paid in full. Closings cited ongoing withdrawals and slow collections.

Michigan Lansing Mich Ingham County Savings Bank May

Probabilities of Dismemberment of the Turkish Empire

In London the Irish land bill debate dominates the Lords with a looming compromise possible. Li Hung Chang visits, seeking British support against internal threats, while Crete and Macedonia ignite European tensions. Turkey faces Crete insurrection and Balkan revolts, raising fears of dismemberment and possible British stance shift.

London House of Lords Cabinet Council House of Commons Marquis of Salisbury Marquis of Landsdown St. James Gazette Lord Landsdown Li Hung Chang William McEwan Edinburg McEwan & Co Li Hung McEwan China Association Hotel Metropole England China Russia Tonkin Daily Chronicle Great Britain Abyssinia Egypt Menelik Baldersea Europe Crete Harakilon Turkey Macedonia Druses

Thunder Storm Drowns Men on Detroit River

A Detroit thunder storm caused multiple drownings on the Detroit river and capsized yachts. Neal Powers was rescued after swimming from a capsized boat while Jeff Judd and a stranger drowned. Frank Hughes and William J. Thiemer died aboard yachts Corsair and Alberta. John H. Elke Jr drowned while swimming near Peche.

Detroit Neal Powers Jeff Judd Powers Corsair Frank Hughes William J. Thiemer Alberta Thiemer John H. Elke, Jr Peche

Diamond Hill Mine Sold to Glasgow Syndicate in Montana

The Diamond Hill mine near Helena in the St. Louis district was sold to a Glasgow Scotland syndicate for 1 875 000 dollars with 2 125 000 dollars stock and 2500 dollars working capital. The new owners plan a 600 ton mill and N F Cleary of New York along with Thomas Fr Ewing facilitated the deal. James Nimmo and George A Mitchell led the Glasgow delegation in Helena with mining experts.

Helena Mont Diamond Hill St. Louis Glasgow Scotland N. F. Cleary New York

Democratic primaries held. county and populist conventions set

In Walla Walla on August 7 the democratic primaries occurred this afternoon. The county convention is scheduled for tomorrow to choose delegates to the Ellensburg state convention next week. The populists will meet tomorrow to select delegates to the state convention.

Walla Walla Ellensburg

Li Hung Chang to Visit United States This Month

Li Hung Chang, Chinese ambassador extraordinary, is expected to arrive in the United States in late August. The state department contemplates funding hospitality through special funds, with Congress to cover any excess. Secretary Olney may represent the president in Washington, while Army or Navy officers may meet Li in New York and accompany him across the country.

Washington Li Hung Chang United States State Department Cleveland Congress China White House Olney

Li Hung Chang Interview Underlining US Visit Plans

An Associated Press representative interview with Li Hung Chang at Carleton House reveals the Chinese statesman’s focus on his US itinerary. He seeks details on the Pennsylvania Railroad special train to Vancouver and notes Philadelphia’s place on the route, while expressing regret at limited time in America.

Associated Press Lemion Li Hung Chang England China Lord Lonejale Carleton House Terrace Viscount Li Foud United States Philadelphia New York Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Vancouver John Russell Young Young General Grant

Three Men Seriously Injured in Morning Mine Accident

Wallace Idaho Aug 7 A report from Mullan says three men were seriously injured in the Morning mine yesterday with no further particulars available.

Wallace Idaho Mullan

Emperor William Conducts Divine Services Aboard Yacht

A Munich dispatch reports Emperor William held Sunday divine services on the imperial yacht Hohenhole during a Norwegian cruise marked by bad weather and public interest. He composed a march for Moscow coronation amid talks of Russian and German trade frictions.

Berlin Neuste Nachrichten Munich Hohenhole Wilhelmshoe William Russia Austria Germany Moscow St Petersburg Warsaw Kieff Koenigsburg Saxon Switzerland Baltimore Eugene Bliss Spandau Mannheim Bremen New York Standard Oil Company Staatsburger Zeitung Henry Olien Congress

Steamship St. Paul Ashore Off Monterey Likely Totals

The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer St. Paul went ashore near Point Pinos in dense fog and will probably be a total wreck. About four passengers were aboard. all were landed safely and no lives were lost. Passengers will be sent to San Francisco by train as rescue efforts begin. The steamship Santa Rosa departed San Francisco to assist the wrecked vessel.

Monterey Cal Pacific Coast Steamship Company St. Paul Point Pinos San Francisco San Pedro

Japan Germany Commercial Treaty Approved by Privy Council

San Francisco Aug 9 The Privy Council has approved the commercial treaty between Japan and Germany. The exchange of ratifications and publication are expected within days. It is believed Japan conceded more commercial privileges to Germans in Japan than to Britons under the prior Britain Japan agreement. Pekin reports China Japan treaty ratified.

San Francisco Mall Orientoday Japan Germany Privy Council Great Britain Pekin China

Republican leaders mobilize for western campaign

Chairman Hanna of the Republican National Committee departed Cleveland at midnight for Chicago to direct the western drive. He said over a thousand Republicans awaited his guidance and he expected heavy work ahead as Major Charles Dick prepares to run Chicago headquarters and push campaign efforts from now on.

Bryan Clifton House L Road Wabash Avenue Cook County Democratic Marching Club Madison Street William J. Strong Bryn Cleveland Hanna Republican National Committee Chicago Charles Dick

Famous Jockey Shot Twice At Race Track

Hugh Penny the once famous jockey was shot twice in the back at a Dubuque Iowa race track by Harry Sayer of Middleport Ohio after Penny struck Sayer. Sayer fired a final shot that missed Penny as others drew revolvers and police jailed Sayer. Penny's wounds were serious.

Dubuque Iowa Hugh Penny Harry Sayer Middleport Ohio Penny Sayer

McKinley Too Busy to Accept Calls in Ohio

Canton Ohio August 9 Governor McKinley remains overwhelmed with callers leaving little time to issue his formal letter of acceptance. Officials say it is unlikely the document will be released before September 1.

Canton Ohio McKinley

Triple lynching shocks Hahnville as three Italians hanged

A mob overran Hahnville Louisiana and killed Alfonso Saladino Decino Secoro and Angelo Marcusso. Saladino had been accused of killing Jules Gueymard at Freetown in St Charles parish. The other two murdered an old Spaniard on Ashton Plantation near Boutte station in revenge over moss gathering rivalries.

Hahnville Court House Alfonso Saladino Jules Gueymard Freetown Decino Secoro Angelo Marcusso Ashton Plantation Boutte Station Saladino St. Charles Parish Gueymard Robert Espanard New Orleans Sicillian Jie Garid Saladine Sait Ory Ashton

Four Drown Amid Bathers in Lake Michigan Near Benton Harbor

A Free Press dispatch reports four men drowned in Lake Michigan one mile north of Benton Harbor. The victims named were Martin Manning James Butterick Frank Yering and a stranger. Two swimmers who could not swim were pulled under by the undertow and two rescuers died in the attempt with a third narrowly escaping.

Detroit Free Press Benton Harbor Mich Lake Michigan Here Martin Manning James Butterick Frank Yerring

Senator Squire to Attend Ellensburg Fusion Convention

A telegram to T. Hagan indicates United States Senator Squire, a Bryan and free silver supporter, will attend the upcoming state conventions of Democrats populists and free silver Republicans in Ellensburg to discuss a proposed triple alliance fusion arrangement on Wednesday. He traveled from St. Paul toward the west.

Seattle T. Hagan United States Squire Bryan Ellensburg St. Paul Toway West

Butte Defeats Nebraska City Team in Poor Football Game

In Butte Montana on August 9 Butte defeated the Nebraska City eleven by 11 to 4 in a low effort contest. Attendance was light and no one was killed or injured.

Butte Mont Nebraska City Nobedy

Metal Quotations and Grain Prices Across Markets

The report lists broker prices for metals: bar silver at 8.8, copper at 2.70 with exchange at 2.75, and copper etc. Portland wheat and San Francisco flour and grain figures show various extras and milling prices. Chicago grain notes moderate wheat trade with September at 57 cents while receipts are listed for wheat corn and oats. Packing House pork and lard prices are given, alongside quiet signals in hops wool and petroleum with mixed spot and futures pricing.

New York Portland San Francisco Bray Marac Chicago

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