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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1896

Page

6

DAYAN-WATSON The Ticket Named by the Populists

The Populist National Convention in St Louis opens amid fevered debate over Bryan's potential nomination and the vice presidential ballot. Senator Allen of Nebraska presides as permanent chair. Watson, Sewall or Norton receive mid-session consideration amid light-hearted chaos and power struggles.

St. Louis Taubonesk Sorees W. Li. Smith First Baptist Church Stone Britler Tanbeneck Butler National Committee Bonaldr Butler Washburn McKinley Partica Wall Street Lombard Street People's Party Democratic Party Chicago Bryan Thomasieffernon Orion Kerving Electric Light Company Balconien Smith Dixon Oklahoma Clarénce EB. Gomley Crawford Kansas Armie McDowell Jerry Simpson Butter Massachusetts Ong Howard Alabamia Committee On Resolutions Branch Georgia Viva Yove Willis North Dakota Committee On Permanent Organization Cox Senator Allen Nebraska Lowa James B.campion Maine Allen Campion Donnelly Lafe Penvo Cyclone Davis Tynasun Donnelly Obeard Mr. Williams Union Methodist Church Donia Ohio Committee On Skinner North Carolina General Weaver Iowa Kearby Texas Coxey F. Vallette Rhodd Island Thomas Jefferson Committee On Platform Haya Vallette Rhode Island Committee On Rules Conference Committee Watson Pollock Mississippi Sewall Baurmann Alabama Representative Skinner Thomas 5. Watson Arkansas Continenta Johnson Ontrrin Colorado Lafe Peace New York Arthur Sewall Murphy Tom Watson South L. H. Stockwell Indiana Woeller Town Frank Burkitt W. A. Harris Frank Dostor Thomas Watson Kentucky Captain Baenam Tennessee A. L. Mimms Tiiioia O. Mi Miller Mimms Louisiana Kent Washington J. K. Burnett California Green George Gaither James B. Weaver Weaver Ures Mr. Bryan Senator Jones Mn Bryan Lyan Bryan Meering Wis Jones Brygu Eugene Debs Norton Chisago Lincoln Neb Tanza K. Jones Lixcony Sowall W. J. Bayan

Glass Workers Pull Out From Knights of Labor at Pittsburg

Pittsburg local assembly No 800 comprising glass workers withdraws from the Knights of Labor taking about 6000 members with it. A delinquent per capita tax of over $2000 plus charter insignia and paraphernalia is surrendered. The glass workers' convention debated joining the Garment Workers in New York. The finishers' branch of United Garment Workers plans a New York strike to resist wage cuts of 20 to 25 percent, affecting roughly 5000 workers citywide and in Brooklyn and Brownsville.

Knights of Labor Pittsburg Glass Glass Workers’ Convention Garment Workers United Garment Workers’ Union of New York Brooklyn Brownsville

Translucent Umbrella Aims to Dazzle Streetwalkers

Article notes a surge in umbrella patents over twenty years and highlights a latest inventor claiming a transparent umbrella that remains waterproof yet helps pedestrians avoid lamp posts in storms.

Coinage Debate Breaks Into Offer to Fight in Yard

Two men debating coinage move from personalities to innuendo and nearly clash before a small man in a summer coat offers a back lot brawl away from his mother in law. He says it would cheer her up if they fought, suggesting the fight take place elsewhere.

Allen Mids Bryan Allen Napoleon Pyrenees Spain Moscow Wellington Butler Silva Burnham Laws People’s Party Indianapolis Journal

Women Discouraged by Doctors Misreading Signals

A letter describes a woman with womb prolapse and backache after multiple doctors and an unsuccessful operation. She attributes recovery to a compound prescribed by Mrs. Pinkham, praising its relief and noting she fully recovered. The account underscores bias that female illnesses require female insight.

Murs B. Bull San Francisco Ave St. Louis

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