Deep interest felt over silver issue in Republican convention
In Cleveland June 19 the National League of Republican Clubs convened at Music Hall amid heated debate on silver and currency. Tracy urged protection for American labor and industry while urging a bi metallic monetary standard and broader foreign trade. Fractions of resolutions from Col. Isaac Trumber pressed for restoring the pre 1873 bi metal standard.
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Cleveland
National League of Republican
Music Hall
National League
William W. Tracey
Chicago
Tracy
United States
England
Republican Party
James G. Blaine
Isaac Trumber
Utah
McAlpin Seen Best Chance For League Presidency
About 4000 persons attended the convention, three-fourths delegates. Discussion centered on who should replace W. W. Tracy as president. Gen. McAlpin was widely regarded as the best candidate, with the silver vote expected to go largely to him. President Woodmanze of the Ohio league welcomed the delegates, followed by Cleveland Mayor McKisson.
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League
W. W. Tracy
Gen. McAlpin
McAlpin
Woodmanze
Ohio League
McKisson
Cleveland
City
Left Short Accounts Strains A Firm As Carpenter Vanishes
C A Young, partner in Young & Co., flees after leaving $1,000 in shortages across accounts. His wife found a note saying he had gone away with $120 left behind. The firm, based on Water Street near Struthers hotel, pursues discovery of missing funds and possible Chicago destination.
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Cobb
Alabama
Charles A. Young
C. A. Young
Robert Bergman
Victor Engstrom
Young & Co
Young
Erie
Struthers Hotel
Ex-Treasurer Taylor Reveals Panicked Downfall Details
South Dakota ex-treasurer W W Taylor testified on his role in the state’s money troubles. He blamed the panic, claimed he kept deposits safe to prevent bank failures, and said he and friends attempted borrowed sums before Christmas to cover a 150000 shortfall. He described loans to political and personal associates as business dealings, with losses spread across various banks and ventures.
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Prerre
S. D
W. W. Taylor
South Dakota
Treasury
Diggs Bank
Teast
Phillips
Redfield
Pierre
Midnight Court in Slippers Sends Warrants for 15 Men
Chicago June 10 Midnight Court held by Judge Burke in his parlor, after being summoned by Commissioner Kent and Chief Badenoch. Burke, in dressing gown, issued warrants for fifteen men charged with obtaining city funds under false pretenses. Warrants to Inspector Fitzpatrick. Detectives Tobin and Elliot ordered to serve them.
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Chicago
Fitzpatrick
Tobin
Elliot
Money Question Dominates Delegates Conference
Money factions vow to vigorously oppose free silver declarations as delegates and visitors flood the city, while expectations grow that any money resolution will be smothered in committee.
Terror to express robbers dies after paralysis
Cincinnati, June 19 Joe Shannon of the Adams Express Co., was stricken with paralysis last evening and will die. Shannon is known to every expressman in the east. He has sent twenty two men to the penitentiary and killed two while defending the treasury, running as manager on the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
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Cincinnati
Joe Shannon
Adams Express Co
Shannon
East
Treasury
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Sharonites Triumph as Herrington Sees White Hope Fades
Herrington hoped to snap a two game slide and rally for pennant race success. Sharonites opened strong with four straight hits and an error, but Barrett kept the visitors scoreless through four innings. Ritchey’s line drive fractured Brown’s finger, weakening Sharon pitching while Swindell allowed one Sharon run in fifth. Warren added two runs in the seventh as Sharon fell behind.
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Herrington
Warren
Pittsburg
Sharons
McKeever
Bullach
Ritchey
Wagner
Kelley
E.&w
Barrett
Shenango Valley
Brown
Sharon
Swindell
Smith
Local baseball game features steady hitting and sharp fielding
The narrative details Wagner, Salmon, Smith, and Ritchey contributing multiple hits and scores across seven to nine innings. Bullach and War ren provide key two-baggers while pitching by Barrett stands out. A vivid line drive catch by McKeever and a lingering back pain anecdote from P. Chalmers conclude the account.
Sickness In Summer
Summer illness worsens as heat drains appetite and nourishment absorption falters, leaving the patient unable to sustain needed convalescence.
Bovinine Deemed Indispensable Nourishment
The text extols Bovinine as indispensable for nourishment in all cases, noting its high nourishment value in minimal bulk. It comments that di gestion is inherently heating, implying a benefit from this property of nourishment.
Excursion Rates For June Rail Trips To Fredonia and Lily Dale
The D A P R R offers excursion round trip tickets to Fredonia on June 21, return June 22, for 1.50 due to bicycle races. June 27 to Lily Dale features day only tickets for 0.85 on account of the Greenland reunion. G H Daniells G P A. If you feel anything down your back it may be one of those June bugs.
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Fredonia
Lily Dale
Greenland
Gro. H
Health first in sermon: Good health over riches
A preacher argues health matters more than wealth in a sermon excerpt. It stresses that many diseases start in digestion or respiration and credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with restoring health by correcting the digestive system and cleansing the blood to fight indigestion liver and skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Delegates Arrive for National Republican League Convention in Cleveland
Western and Southern state delegations reached Cleveland by noon as the National Republican League Convention opened. Free silver sentiment provoked in lobbies and at local committees while Louisiana and Mississippi delegates pushed for sound money, surprising westerners.
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National Republican League
Cleveland
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