Feleghraving Briefs and Global Strife Rumors
A wildly garbled digest reports ships and ships lines with Li Hung Kang sails for the United States and other nations. It notes deaths from yellow fever and smallpox, robberies in Colorado and Philadelphia, political shifts in Canada and the United States, bank gold transfers, and a whirl of maritime incidents and crimes.
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Li Hung Kang
Stalin
Atlantic City
Fd Walcott
Colorado
McKinley
Mal Giron
Aid Decamp
Marquis
Ahumada
Ilayvana
Tig Chemical Works
F Baugh & Lone
Pionoco
Philadelphia
Bryan Refuses Night Nomination Move At Chicago Convention
At a Democratic headquarters in Washington a prominent Democrat recounts a Bryan story about a late night bid to nominate him. A Nebraska figure reportedly told Bryan of plans to keep the convention in session. Bryan refused, urging no action that night and to wait until morning.
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Washington
Chicago
Bryan
Jones
Stone
Missouri
Bland
Hill 18 Still Democrats Shift Aides For NY Nomination
A Chicago convention nomination appears likely as Senator Hill of New York signals support and a formal announcement is expected soon. Jones and Gardiner visited Normandie by the Sea to discuss Hill position while NY delegates lean toward endorsing Hill’s candidacy. The Populists threaten third ticket if Democrats don’t address silver issue leading to potential split.
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New York
David B HI
Chicago
James K Jones
Democratic National Committee
Normandie
Jones
Lawrence Gardiner
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Jonces
Hill
Gardiner
Notuice
Gor
Tuk
Tinkley
John B Stanghield
Ifill
Fusion talks in Kansas Democratic Populist meeting
In Hutchinson on August 6 Democrats and Populists move toward fusion for the Kansas election. Democrats report Populists accepted their elector slate at Abilene after adjournments and nominations. Leedy is nominated for governor by acclamation along with Doster Botkin and Harvey on the ticket. Further Populist nominations awaited at Abilene with a morning to evening session.
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Pennsylvania
Charles E. Brumm
Dundon & Bergen
Columbus
S2acgna
Brynock
Heath
Wales
Tour Corprea
Scouquoin
Wash
Abram Tunkey
Robert Stark
Rhodes & Brown
Milla
Philadelphis
Swanhkere
San Itriocteco Ougachire
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Murphy
Stephen Garvey
Aled Sovers
Ministers of the Crown
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Patterson Arto
Tielding
Pheir
Oour Liter Wong Chee
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Misees
Doyle Proctor
Della Bishop
Colubus City
Alt
Henry Hendrickson
Anna Amand
Tiaste Oldatend
Wis
Minalaippi
Thoswaier
Mich
Nelle Jillghut
Sacramento
Hazel Wood
Chicargo
Ajinlte
South Dakota
Ikhiorn
Nebriski
George Trost
Willian Chekda
Max
Vilenline Company
Tictlefante
Hutchinson
Kan
Poppliste
J W Leedy
Frank Doster
Chef Justice
J D Botkin
A M Larvey
Abilene
Democratic state convention nominates Trank for governor
At Waterville Maine on August second the Democratic state convention chose Trank by 192 votes over Transon for the gubernatorial nomination. The body endorsed the Chicago platform and the national ticket. William Henry Clifford opposed the platform in a personal speech, drew hissed reactions, then led about thirty delegates to leave. The convention adopted resolutions and adjourned quietly.
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Minslow
Waterville
Maine
Committee On
Chicago
William Henry Clifford
Portland
Clifford
Election Card Reports Wide Fraud in Alabama Race
A campaign card from Ang Sravik Platvel, secretary of the populist campaign, claims last Monday’s election was marked by fraud more widespread than any prior vote. Reports say Dallas or Poterr county will deliver the canal majority, with further returns expected next Saturday.
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Bryan
Watson
Ailver
Lion A T Goodwyn
Tate Fo
Black Belt
Johnson
Bermingham
Ala
Ang
Sravik Platvel
Cams Paign Committee
Dallas
Poter
Montana Republicans set dual conventions for electors
The Montana GOP conference agreed to nominate candidates for state offices at the state convention and then split to form a separate convention to nominate electors for Bryan and Sewall while the rest nominate electors for McKinley and Hobart. The convention is planned for September 9 in Helena, six days after the Democratic gathering. The report also notes London and Berlin debates on naval strategy and German views on Britain.
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Montana
Bulle
Mont Aug
Bryan
Sewall
McKinley
Hobart
Helena
Populist Nominating Convention In Parkersburg Nominates Isaac Cox Ralphenyder
West Virginia populists meet in the county court house with about a hundred delegates. They adopt a platform aligning with the St Louis stance and nominate Isaac Cox Ralphenyder of Farmont, a Democrat, for governor after internal wrangling over endorsements. Ralph Snyder is described as wealthy with mines and plans campaign across the state.
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West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Court House
Isaac Cox Ralphenyder
Farmont
Ralphenyder
Thiede Executed for Murder of Wife in Murray
Salt Lake City July 8 Charles Thiede was hanged for the April 16, 1894 murder of his wife in Murray. He proclaimed innocence as the noose dropped, and death followed from strangulation after a private execution witnessed by twenty five. The funeral followed at Sandy.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles ‘Shiede Wie
Ife
Shls
Murray
Thiede
Joseph Willam Taylor
Sandy
Cottonwood
Wonders of Jewish Longevity and Earth Motion Experiments
The article notes London Jewry reportedly live longer than Gentiles with low disease rates. It describes a 360 foot Paris Exposition pendulum tower to test Earth motion, referencing Foucault and future accuracy. It also reports a Norwegian chemist’s lactice artificial ivory made from bone meal and skimmed milk.
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Foucault
Pantheon
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