William Whitney Warns Democrats Against Silver Move
In a public statement William Whitman warns the Democratic party against adopting a free silver plank at the convention. He argues for maintaining the gold standard and criticizes any shift that could disrupt party unity and harm national prosperity. He notes eastern Democrats’ stance and predicts a potential defeat if the platform shifts. He also declines personal candidacy and reiterates commitment to party principles.
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Democratic Party
Fabliah
Milver
Gatto
Lékey
Uwe
Iran
Debix
Elannes
North American Review
Germany
Dupation
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Mons
Democrats
United States
Livy
Hare
Ani
Teputilican
Sherman
William
Whitniy
Silver Democrats Arrive In Austin Ahead Of Convention
Silver Democratic delegates reached Austin on June 2 for the Democratic convention. They express support for Teller, hoping to influence the state convention on Tuesday and win Chicago delegation endorsement. The sound money convention also gathering will back Cleveland and Carlisle with a gold standard platform.
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Austin
Texas
Allver
Ieety
Hare
Itate
Teller
Chicago
Tim
Sound Money
Will
Meveland
Carlisle
Madrid reports platform change sparks imperial tension
The Madrid bulletin claims Spain adopted a platform affecting British influence and hints at a potential clash with a distant power. London is cited as fearing conflict as government moves to buy two 12,000 ton ironclads, with loan funds to cover the purchase. The note suggests Spain may oppose American demands while awaiting aid from other powers.
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Vv Lomton
Tly Mail
Madrid
Ganon
Othachile
Propaganda Movement Aims at Workers in Beantown
A western metal industry propaganda drive targets laborers in the East with a six week agitation phase. Organizers include M. J. Mibott and executives of the American Halfway Union, who spent months in jail with Debs. Other members cited are Duke McDowall M. Lendesy and M. Gelpor.
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Beant Uhengoe
Chienge
Trade and Labor Assembly
Tutte
Mont
M. J. Mibott
Debs
Woodstork
Propaganda
Duke McDowall
M. Lendesy
M. 4. Gelpor
Thurman and Walsh Nominated as Possible Democratic Presidential Candidates
In Wichita Kansas on June 7 David Overmyer, a former Democratic candidate for Kansas governor, arrived as a delegate to the Chicago Convention. At a Democratic lawyers meeting he proposed Allen W Thurman and John TL Metaan, both of Ohio, as available candidates for president, and the idea gained tacit support to push Kansas’ delegation to Chicago to back Thurman.
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Wichita
Kin
David Overmyer
Kansas
Lange
Chicago
Celera Court
Allen W. ‘Thurman
John TL. Metaan
Ohio
Thurman
Foraker Sliver Platform Clash at St Louis Convention
The speech recounts the Republican stance on silver, noting the party's commitment to a gold standard with international talks failing. It recalls Minneapolis and St Louis debates over free coinage, denounces bolting factions, and affirms loyalty to a metallic dollar while opposing unrestricted silver. The record covers key figures like Teller, McKinley, and convention delegates in Montana and adjacent regions.
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Jake Bivinn
Bmlor
Foraker
Bt Louis Mt
Teller
Lis Witeraner
von Welnxe
Republican Party
St. Lous
Europe
Partis
Mark Wrtice
CWO
Minneapolis
Renacor Teller
Kold
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Tito
Senate
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Sena
Louis
America
Tito Dutt
Jon
Hutte
Mont
Jung
Parker
Jefferson County
Sydney Fox
Sweet Grass
Utne
Simon
wNk
Wiiver
Ui Ta
St. Lovie
Artim
Rey
von Taie
Alivon
West States
Hironi
Chinaga
W. A. Clark
Butte
Ramvel T. Hayser
Helena
Exwone D. Mott
Anasonda
W. G. Downing
Great Falla
M. Pox
Ret Lodge
Paul A
Sohal School Graduation Near Ellensburg June 1
The Ellensburg graduation exercises are reported with names of graduates including Julia Anthony Martha Bell Calvin Car ochors and many others from Walla Walla Tacoma Nor Lot Dayton North Yakima Port Townsend Vancouver and Vancouver area. Address to the class was given by A. Vander wae and contributed details appear in the list of graduates and attendees.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Tim Aln Horn
Echoul
Tutay
Rhee
Julia Anthony
Beattie
Martha Bell
Tartay Parchupat
Mako Widdell
Tracyton
Gertrude Molts
Carrie Bueward
Mission
Lene Wale Boragih
Hilina Veilson
Montesano
Ty Zimimer
Wanntehee
Andy
Seu Manche
Dayton
Mae Poulos Frown
Lottie Chanieth Gollendate
Janes Putnam
Galdendale
John Lynch
North
Yahi
Cornelian Lynch
North Yakima
Wallover Te Canner
Clara Stoops
Lauwener
Melle Rogers
Bline
Mirsaret Kane Vint
Courer
Win Devernaux
Tacoma
O. 11
Hous
Tacomi
Maggie Hagg
Vamoroy
Anna Hunter
Port
Three Cities Battle Ends in Riot at Amata Kansas City
In a chaotic competitive event staged by butchers from Omata Kansas City and Bronx City, thousands gathered to watch. The riot required antirepulice force intervention. Thomas Brown died. Rank Kane suffered serious injuries and about two dozen others were hurt.
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Cornel
ANKANSAN FAVORS NO COINAGE AT NATIONAL CONVENTION
The Anka nsan convention delegates debate monetary policy favoring free coinage of gold and silver with equal redeemability, oppose government bonds for peace, and urge repeal of laws disadvantaging silver. Delegates list includes Jones, Armstrong, Taylor, Driver, and others.
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Tattle Rock
Ark
Bese Cratie
Ph Kumar
Ohoin
Eithier
Senitore Jones
Hurry
Carrot Armistrong
Lot W. Tiler
Charles Joftty
John AL. Driver
Barund
M. Taylor
J. Sumper
Pantl Jonen
J. Ramney
George A. Mianafield
RB. Tavidaon
Phil Dy Beott
J. W. Crockett
Layton
Douglas County Po Lists and Proposed Primary Nomination Change
In Douglas County a convention met to discuss nominating delegates for the district and national conventions. A proposal to require direct popular nomination for county offices was approved by the county central committee, with the convention to convene to approve the new method for selecting candidates.
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Douglax
Conventon LaAhy
Slistriet
Colville
Blevenm
Douglaw
Neuinie
Comiunitien
Stolen Goods Hidden in Warehouse Discovery by Boys
In Dakendale in June a group of boys exploring under Etranne's warehouse found a box containing jewelry worth between 200 and 400 dollars. McEachran and Melond report the items belonged to their store and thieves worked overnight. No arrests yet but police expect to trace the perpetrators.
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Dakendale
McEachran & Melond
Etranne
Milla
Anverttaire
Etraw
Mellachran & McLaint Dentition
Parallel trolley collision injures many in suburb
In Philadelphia suburb Frankfort a trolley accident on parallel tracks left many passengers injured as two cars, one from a depot and one to a pleasure park, collided. Several riders suffered internal injuries and were rushed to hospitals. no deaths expected.
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Philadelphia
Frankfort
Klaht
Bank of Valouse Securities Notice In Latah
The Spokes man-Review reports a securition notice for the Bank of Py to be held at Latah on Wednesday. Several creditors are expected to attend and John L. Dirks appears for Portland, San Pra New York creditors.
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Bank of Py
Ehimeeh
Jane Colfax
Wish
Crediara
Yee Mule
John L. Dirks
Portland, San Pra
New York
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