International Arbitration Debate at Saratoga Court Circle
Lord Russell of Killowen delivered the annual address on International Arbitration before the American Bar Association at Saratoga. Noted judges and legal figures from New York, New Jersey, Vermont, and other states attended as speakers praised arbitration, urged peaceful settlement, and urged formation of a standing international tribunal.
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Saratoga
Twten Wu
Lord Mussel of
Killowwn
England
International Arbitration
Aiatiaguinind
Tord Sawavil
Honrty Appli
Lord Russell
United
Atatn
Supreme Court
Rutun W. Pensham
United Bkutem
Harmon
Bartlett
New York Court of Uppealy
Courtian T. Parker
New Jersey
United States District Court
Cox
Randolph Cocker
Virginia
Henry Hitchcock
St. Louie
William Buller Allen
New York
P. J. Phelps
Vermont
James C. Carter
Nathan I. Shipman
Connecticut
Ruse
Warty
Banda
Edward J. Phelps
Jamen C. Carter
FF Bulined
Randalph Tucker
Randolph Tuckse
Jumtinn
Bia
Jude
United States
Keke
Hugh
Marwhall
Browey
Edward Coke
Rusu
Washington convention moves to merge populist and silver factions
Readable fragments show a Washington gathering of populist leaders debating union with the silver faction. Discussions reference Beverlyn, committee chairs, and Edywrtut as secretary, outlining plans for coordination, correspondence, and campaign strategy to advance Bryan’s political alignments.
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Washington
Ang
Beverlyn
Chudrmon Bulley
Edywr
Mindarmneo Fur Landa
Laler
Cammbilien
Bivler
Une Populiate Witd
Uliver
Bryan Ito
Niiver Party
Brewena
Pally Walt
Silver Branch
Union Meeting at Minsouda Addresses 400 Members
In Minsouda, a non MLC union gathered about 400 members led by John J. Cote and MAD TepRue Etetive. A committee including BUN members and leaders Murray Le Btone Warner Violette Willington and Price organized a plan for long term member alignment and a regular meeting scheduled for Monday at the courthouse.
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Minsouda
Nuinwonta
Mumia
Avie
Wien
John J. Cote
H. Murray
AL le Btone
Td. Warner
Violette
Winitatay
James Wel
HT Willington
Pp Price
Cour Hexee
Unclear Ocean Voyage Ends with Rescue Near Port
A debris-filled report notes fourteen crew lost from the vessel Witlin Roeutteid after leaving New Fare for Ban Prandin. Survivors reached Banta Cuthertin two miles offshore. The ship, owned by Ar hus Sewell, was sailing from Whioh port when the incident occurred.
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Rio Tanai
Sonia
Mining firm dispute ends in court over property rights
A district court weighs the fate of a mining company claim after reviewing the ministry of transactions and the collapse of a key agreement. The judge considers whether the property can be held or if a sale and division of profits are allowed under the dispute.
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Awadvilie
Cot
Wonton
Atriky
Hake Ly Court
Movement to nominate rail executive for national Democrat ticket
The Newhall movement seeks Dinevinwe for president with Ble Four and Cheveywike Ohio railways chief Thewlis as nominee. In Indianapolis the Gold delegation indicates support for Ingalls. A miners strike affects Corning Rene dvville Hemlock after a wage revision vote.
Miners in Leadville face strike amid unrest in mine dispute
Unrest grips Leadville Colorado as miners protest alleged nonconspiracy claims and demand new terms from mine managers. Two meetings were held with reports of discord among workers, and talks of a truce failing or likely by tomorrow or Saturday as parties seek a settlement.
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Leadville, Cok
Amuettg
Thi Tate
Fusion push at Democratic convention in Pueblo
In Pueblo on August 20, a Democratic convention adopted a resolution urging fusion with the Populists and Republicans in the district. It called for subcommittees to select leaders, approve a ticket, and remove candidates under suspension. Senator Teller’s exit from the Republican party was hailed as a display of moral courage.
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Teller
Republian
Why Silver S11 Goes Down Kinwlieh Say It 1 Account of De ra
London August reports the fall in silver mainly from speculator activity and borrowing in the market. Traders note reduced demand from China and Japan and a slowdown in purchases by America and Europe. The piece suggests declining prices may spur renewed speculative trading in London and India.
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London
Milvar
Enya
China
Japan
America
Europe
Tay Pring
Hoth
Bryan and Sewell Democrats Organize in Connecticut
Delegates from Bryan and Sorrao unions gathered at New Haven to organize on behalf of Bryan in Connecticut. It appears Ohfield was the only county not represented as the meeting formed a state level Bryan and Sewell democratic organization to carry forward the party’s work.
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New Hover
Filtman Chosen Temporary Chairman at Gold Standard Convention
Lieutenant Governor G R Filtman was unanimously selected as temporary chairman of the gold standard Democratic convention. Speeches denounced populist and unaffordable currency policies, urging adherence to Democratic principles and opposition to Bryan and Sewall. Colonel Wycy P Breckenridge urged defeating Bryan and Sewall to protect Kentucky’s interests.
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G. R. Filtman
Tns
Julemaon
Jackson
Benton
Tilden
Cleve Wind
Cartise
Altgeld
Tulman
Bryan
Otto
Kentucky
Hutt
Ani
Wycy P. Breckenridge
Chicago
Sewall
Whiting Bind Closed No Ors Omaha Aliga
The state central committee of the democratic party discussed the upcoming convention in Indianapolis. The group indicated a full state ticket would be nominated and that delegates would attend free to assess the situation. Some delegates favor J. Storing Storton while others are closely allied to Martor.
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Omaha
Alig
State Central Committee
Old Standard Democrats
Iniiunapolis
Mianapolia
J. Storing Storton
Martor
Carlinters v He Will Be Bonds inquiry in New York
A fragmentary report from New York August describes Mr Carlisle and Mr Bitcen discussing a potential pond in Bits. Mr Carlile visits, notes implied trouble, then goes to the custom house and later meets Mr Bacon and Mr Miphman. The secretary and Muhlman are involved in distant Washington talks.
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New York
Carlisle Dawk Town
Bacon
Curitalo
Muhlman
Hie Jay
Washington
Found What He Wasten In New Pag Land Tour
A tour of New England by a Republican party group featured discussions on currency policy and support for McKinley and Hobart. Delegates included former congressman Ha walton and city officials from Seattle, Hazelian line, and American V stockive Tariff Association.
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New York
Aus
S-Chaiman Hanna
Congraaman Hawalton
Washington
W. W. Parry
Seattle
Camuilt Tooman P. B. Curbs
Wilbur F. Wakenian
American V
McKinley
Hobart
Democrats Back Gold Standard Support Amid Party Shifts
A fragment from a late 19th century wire reports indicates Democratic leaders including Charles J. Gauth and Robert Monroe pledge backing for the gold standard. Mentions delegates and party figures in New York and Washington showing interest in the financial standard and related movements. A steamship shipment valued at $20,000 tied to gold standard interests is noted in London bound consignments.
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Momber
Asorlavoo
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Ormanisation
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Ryan
Spwall
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London
Anid
Je W
Seligman
Local council overview hints at industry section discussion
A fragmented OCR passage lists names including James Ml and John Hinkley with uncertain roles and places such as Baltimore and New Orleans. It references a council, a mentor, and a presentation of information to some audience. The text is garbled but centers on community figures and an industry section.
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Leey
Dont
James Ml. Wylwareh
Iia Rotary
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Unor
Vrunsie Rawle
Chomen
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