Cholerate declines and a long telegraphic brief
Telegraphic briefs report a cascade of events from Cairo to London. Ailments like apoplexy strike Cornelita Vaenderblivs, a cyclone hits Mick and Ives, Mary Dickena dies in London, and the Ohio River floods threaten railroads. The New York tailors issue an ultimatum, while political maneuvers involve Bryan Sewall endorsements and Teller addressing crowds in Cheyenne.
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Cairo
Huron
Mick
Ives
Mary
Charles Dickena
London
Oho
Hammond
United States
New York
Koltiung Republicans Open Primary Contest in Idaho
A Boise conference of bolters led by Senator Dubola announced the split in the Kolting Republicans. They vow to support the 16 to 1 silver ratio plank and allow all Republicans including McKinneyites and Bryanites to vote in the primaries. They aim to back Bryan and Sewall and propose a fusion-free ticket with no electors. The populists reportedly instructed to field Bryan and Watson electors.
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Daniel Shragg
Chicago
Jadan
West Virginia
Ollver
Teller
Cheyenne
Asth
Bryan
Sewall
Silver Party
St Louie
oSlver
Edward C. Winslow
Maine
New York
Philadelphia
Boise
Idaho
Dubola
Irrigation Congress Plans Fifth National Session
Denver officials report the executive committee of the National Irrigation Congress met at the Windsor hotel with broad Western state representation. They scheduled the fifth national congress for December 1 in Phoenix Arizona and pledged half fare rail rates between Chicago and San Francisco. The session will focus on the political aspects of irrigation policy.
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Errigation Congress
Denver
Colo
National Irrigation Congress
Windsor Hotel
Fifth National Congress
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
San Francisco
Well Provided with Bune The Plan yet Brightened World
A Chicago Chronicle excerpt describes the inhabitants of Bune in Gamma’s solar system as living without electricity or artificial light. They enjoy continuous daylight while Earth alternates between day and night. The text notes three Germanian suns in the sky, each a different color red yellow and blue, with one rising as another wanes.
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Gamma
Aland Ike Ours
Chicago Chronicle
Plan of Fusion in Kansas City Democrats and Populists
The Times prints an interview with ex congressman A TDiftrr says Kansas plan aims to fuse populists at their state convention on August 1 to undercut Bryan and Sewall electors. Democrats will name their nominees the day before and will endorse those nominees. The Westminster Gazette notes debate on the home office vote and a likely mitigation of Irish political prisoners' sentences by Home Secretary Ste. Matthew White Ridley.
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Whatcom
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Sewall
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Li Hung Chang
China
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America
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Kansas
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Tdiftrr
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The
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Home Secretary
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Missouri
Peice
Papu- Nete
Papuliets
Sedalia
Rhodes
Janea
Chamberlain
Colonies
Jameson
Ag Frételans
Ohio City Struck By Severe Cloud Burst Flood
A severe storm west of Steubenville Ohio caused a cloud burst this afternoon. In thirty minutes a mighty torrent inundated Palmer's and Fisher's valleys. Two hundred homeless, $300000 damage, nine dwellings and one store washed away, twenty five dwellings wrecked, bridges swept away, rail traffic suspended.
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Steubenville
Palmer’s
Fisher's
Silver Forers Converge in Omaha for Free Silver Talks
A private July 30 meeting of Omaha free silver leaders drew representatives from the democratic, Populist, and free silver factions. They discussed uniting the varied free silver elements for a congressional candidate but no fusion plan was agreed, and nothing was for publication.
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Omaha
Free Silver Forces
Democrate
Congress
Democratic VP Nominee Interviewed on Resignation Rumor
Mr Arthur Sow, Democratic nominee for vice president, was interviewed in Bath Me about a rumor he would resign in favor of Tom Watson. He dismissed the idea as unworthy of an answer and said he would join Mr Bryan in Bath after notification in New York, staying at Sow’s house in Meine.
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Pittsburg
Youngtown
National
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Vietted
McKinley
House of Assembly
Capetown
Cecil Rhodes
Arthur Sewall
McPherson
Kas
Frank Oldfield
Trate
Golden
Cola
South Africaompany
inTome
Desperado
St Joseph
Armenia
N. P Dt
John
New York
Democratic National Committee
Bath
Arthur Sowall
Tom Watson
Bryan
Meine
Texas healer August Schrader stirs Dallas church fever
In Dallas on July 30 a man calling himself August Schrader arrived as a divine healer. Over four days he treated about 2000 people by faith healing claiming miraculous cures and his hotel note said he would return. Some said they were cured though authorities suspected fraud. he left town amid controversy.
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Dallas
Texas
August Schrader
Corruption in Chicago Prompts Demands for Inquiry
In Chicago a July move seeks a device to sustain wholesale charges of corruption. Aimed at the Civic Federation, the plan calls for an investigation akin to New York's Lexow commission. Allegations include extortion schemes and protection to criminals, involving captains, lieutenants, sergeants, detectives, and patrolmen.
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Chicago
Civic Federation
Lexow Commission
New York
Diamond Field Jack Arrest Report In Santa Rosa
Diamond Field Jack alias Jack Davis is reported under arrest in Santa Rosa. Cas Hie is wanted for murderous assault on William Tolman, a Cassia county sheep herder. The killings amid cattlemen and sheepmen hostilities are believed connected to cattleman employment.
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Diamond Field Jack
Boise
Jack Davis
Santa Rosa
Cas Hie
William Tolman
Cassia
Davie
Divorce case testimony in Verde Buller proceedings
In the high court of justice division, Abadaden's testimony regarding Yarde Buller is presented as the divorce case advances. Sir Francia Henry Juene Ralph Blair presides as the court hears claims connected to Yarde Buller and respondent by her first husband.
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Abadaden
Buller
London
Yarde Buller
High Court of Justice
Sir Francia Henry Juene Ralph Blair
Devonshire Artillery of Volunteers
Respon
Pondent
Yarde Buller Alriking
Gadsden Verdict Clears Respondent in Separation Case
In a divorce trial involving Mrs. Warde Buller and her husband, witnesses testified to alleged cruelties and adultery by various parties. Gadsden denied adultery with the respondent, and the jury found the respondent not guilty of cruelty or adultery, ordering Buller guilty of cruelty and granting a judicial separation with costs.
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Halmothes
Butler
Varde-Buller
Varde Buller
Dale
Chunton
Valenting Gadeden
Gadeden
Valentine Gadeden
Buller
Gadsden
Butler In Charge Of People's Party Affairs In St Louis
In St Louis on July 27 Senator Butler of North Carolina became chairman of the national committee for the People's party. The retiring Populist executive committee formalized its settlement, turning over funds and accounts for audit. The silver party set up temporary HQ in the Corcoran building, Washington, with Vice Chairman Stevens to lead campaign operations.
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St. Loui
People’s Party
Butler
North Carolina
Edgerton
Charles B Lane
Ail Ver
Hishoms
California
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Popullete
Ailver National Committee
Popullar Committee
New York
Mr. Bryan
American Communism and British Interests Amid U S Election
The Globe reports a long piece headlined American Communism arguing the gold standard allied to protection and free coinage clash with confiscatory socialism. It warns McKinley’s win would threaten American trade, while Bryan’s victory could trigger a financial convulsion endangering the Old World.
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London
the Globe
McKinley
Bryan
United States
Export of Geld Washington July 19 Report on gold withdrawals
The Geld Washington report notes partial gold hoarding despite a check on exports. Of 21,200,000 dollars withdrawn from the treasury 305,400 was coin and 16,202 in bars for art. Treasury receipts bring the total to 16,300,704 while detailed lines describe the water tunnel and a deaf man asking a candidate to join.
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Washington
Matanes
Treasury
Colin Waa
Tammany backs Bryan Sewall in New York rally
New York Tammony executive committee endorsed the Chicago ticket Bryan and Sewall. Resolution urged royal support with a majority view at the Chicago convention. Leaders urged united action for the Democratic presidential nominees amid strong applause and cheers.
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New York
Lammany
Bryan
Sewall
Yitong
Jammer
Martin John C. Sheehan
Democratic Organization of the City
Tammany Hall
Revolution
Sonmer
Henry C. Purroy
Guy
Amos Cummings
Martin
Oain
I Netson
Flames Devour Libau Pirsela Streets in Petersburg Fire
A major blaze rages through Libas and Pirsela streets in Petersburg since Wednesday. Firefighters struggle to control the flames as Libau, a Ruselan seaport town, battles an extensive blaze amid a fortified enclosure and harbor works. Local casualties and property damage are feared as authorities assess the disaster.
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Libas
Pirsela
Libau
Rusela
Courtland
Rusata
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