Cleveland’s Work Tom Patterson Tells of the Blow at Silver
Rocky Mountain Sun publishes Patterson editorial on 1892 Silver Plank conflict at the Democratic convention. Subcommittee members Bayard McPherson Wilan Daniel Atkins and Garfield discuss removing uncertainty by inserting free coinage wording. Patterson notes party insiders wary of alienating voters northwest. Times comments on Halfour and his speech.
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Tom Patterson
Silver
Denver
Rocky Mouny Sun News Today
Thomas M. Patterson
Committee On Resolutiona
Bayard
Pocrom Wilan
Daniel
John D.C Atkine
Tennessee
Gartard
Goong
Jones
Missone
Patterson
Colorado
Fatterson
Vilag
McPherson
Wig Hagen
Coltage
Patterwon
Atkins
Mn. Patterson
HVC
Gommit
Abe
Bellatona Vile
Mr. Bayard
Wilan
Fray Waver
Arhline
Silver Lining Enjoyed in Chicago Playhouse Crowd
Chicago theater scene reported a lively performance of Fitzgerald Murphy s The Silver Lining at the opera house. The crowd cheered free silver and the actors sparred with witty lines while critic W J Harvey weighed in on quoted verses. Ohio Democrats in Hardin County backed a platform shift at their convention, repudiating the Springfield state platform.
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Fee Silver
Chicago
Fitzgerald Murphys
Chicas Opera House
Ak Eumenes
Speerhew
W. J. Harvey
Placer Discoveries Rich Near American Falls Diggings
Reports from Rojee Moho on the Bhake river three miles below American Falls describe extensive placer discoveries with gold proved savable and potentially large returns. Ground extends both banks and back from the stream despite water difficulties. pockets under shoulders show rich findings with returns varying from sixty to ten thousand dollars per season.
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Rojee
Moho
Bhake
Dissatisfied Stockholders Challenge Plan of Reorganization
Large holders of common stock in Omaha railroad prospects contest the proposed reorganization plan. They argue that $60 per share and cash on hand would suffice to pay claims, and they question why they should fund the plan while controlling interests remain with preferred shareholders. They accuse the plan of omitting earnings capacity and the road’s operation results during receivership.
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Omaha
Sept. L
Ceargan
Amiratokw Agalal
Western Union Dispute Over Lease of Southern Pacific Lines
In San Francisco a quarrel between Western Union and Southern Pacific centers on who should own and operate telegraph lines leased since 1877. Western Union argues rental terms and past payments, including a $100,000 annual fee to Huntington, are misrepresented and overdue. The dispute reflects years of competition and pressure on Pacific rent.
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Western Union
Southern Pacific
Ftuntingtin
Western Tinian
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Annual Report
The third annual report for the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company for the fiscal year ending June 30, 189, shows earnings of 1,607,185 dollars and a surplus of 474 dollars. The report notes increased net earnings, paid a dividend on preferred stock, and details coke and main product outputs while indicating the steel and iron company competes with eastern mills.
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GAN
EASTERN MILLS Colorad@ Fael and Iron Company leebie
Tenver
Colorado Fuel and Ironmpany
Huil
Hoel and Tron
South American Republics Founder in New Party Grip
In Quito, General patrols seize the capital as Bolivian and Peruvian forces clash. President Carnot denounces reports of uprisings while government lines hold. News centers on moved troops, embassy updates, and regional tensions across South America.
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Bolivia
Qatar
Caton
Sept. L
Al[tarvia
Quito
Geograt Baraat
Americas Legation
Kilenser Heil
Carnat Givex
Colombia
Death by own action EACH DAY Helena Citizens Seek Oblivion
Helena Montana September 1 A death by own action three days in a row in a town of 15000. Chas Potts an apple peddler, despondent after closing gambline Houses hanged himself Thursday forenoon. James H Marply mining man shot self Friday night found next afternoon. Felix Gallpick druggist despondent shot himself Saturday night left temple revolver in hand.
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Helena
Mont
Chas
Potts
James H. Marply
Wis
Felix Gallpick
Planters Told Not to Make Sugar in Cuba Revolt Tension
London reports Havana dispatches that insurgents in Sant Clara and Matanzas forbid sugar making during the campaign season under revolutionary orders from New York. Planters face destruction of property for defying the ban, with cane ready to crush by November. Arms and ammunition reportedly landed at Cardenas from a New York steamer Elliott. Provisional government proclaims gathering of insurgent forces at Najasa Puerto Principe.
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Hous
Cuba
London
Havana
the Times
Senor Torralins
Judieta
Puerto Principty
Sant Clara
Matanzas
New York
Efon
Cardenas
Elliott
Najass
Puerto Principe
Pathfinder Tug Fatality Follows Rivalry at Duluth
Intense rivalry between the Inman and Singer tugs at Duluth, Minnesota, culminated in a fatal accident. The Medinah collided with the Pathfinder as the Joliet passed upriver, causing the Medinah to sink and the Pathfinder to capsize. Captains Lietzell and Brown were arrested after the incident.
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Duluth
Minn
Inman
Singer
Hine
Ig Medinah
Joliet
Te Bay
Wan Ghout
Une Medinah
Medinah
Mii
Vireman Jacob Wasser
Hesing
Apasaine
Lietzell
Brown
Pathfinder
Distinguished Indian is ex General Eli Samuel Parker
Ex General Eli Samuel Parker dies suddenly at Fairfield at 76. Parker, a full blooded Lenape born on the Tuswanda reservation, was chief of the Seneen teibo and king of the Sie Nations. He studied civil engineering and law in Elliottville, went to Washington as Indian affairs advocate, served under Grant, helped draft Lee’s surrender at Appomattox, and later held posts in Indian affairs and New York policing projects. Married Minnie Sackett in 1867. Grant attended the ceremony. He was a Mason, Loyal Legion member, and ardent Republican.
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Eli Samuel Parker
Bridgeport
Hu Saqyuel Parker
Fairfield
Taswanda Reservation
New York
Seneen Teibo
Bates
Cresdent Lincoln
Grant
Wicksbane
senaPay
Alam
Grants Gelvate
Lee
Appomattox
Wan
Pollen Talons
Walker
Misa Minnie Sackett
Washington, D.C
Loyal Legion of the Army and Navy
Eno Post
A. By
New Yonk City
Storm cripples northern Mexico rail lines and towns
Laredo Texas dispatches describe a severe Friday storm across northern Mexico stranding trains and washing out tracks for miles. Rail service on the Mexican National line is reportedly halted with abandonment of through trains expected until late in the week. Local mining camps report embankments washed away and lines twisted into rivers, with no reports of injuries or fatalities yet.
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Mexico
OrLa
Phapea
Jimar Satome
BR Muall
Jona
Life-Long Friend of Jeff Davis and Fremont County Millionaire
A long-time associate of Jefferson Davis and former secretary of the interior who never served, M0 Payne rose in Fremont County to wealth rumored between 1,000,000 and 3,000,000. He owned extensive land and left behind unsettled debts amounting to about 310,000. Following Davis’s death Payne traveled to Mississippi for the funeral.
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Jeff Davis
Omaha
Nob
Bee
Malvern
Lown
Siga
Payne
Fremont County
Jefferson Davie
Contadorney
Mr Payne
Davie
Dinner to the Silver Company at the Auditorium Hotel
An unusual theatrical and literary event occurred tonight as the Silver Lining Company dined at the Auditorium Hotel. Host Wy HL Fargey presided over a plate ceremony with flowers and inscribed buttons for guests, commemorating Harvey’s Behowl and whteli and the stage appearance by a noted performer. The event was managed by T. W. Bilnve and Henry Clay Miner, sons of Congrimsman Miner of New York.
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Wy HL Fargey
Silver Lining Company
Harvey
Behowl
T. W. Bilnve
Henry Clay
Congrimsman
New York
Buffalo Academy of Music Fire Destroys Ulstaire Mayhouse Content
Fire at the Buffalo Academy of Music theater occurred around 2 am destroying the building and contents. The blaze started under the staircase and smoldered before discovery. Estimated loss to the structure around 76 000 dollars with contents likely costly. the stage housed wardrobes properties and scenery collected over years. Also notes Sons of Veterans encampment events in Knoxville and Louisville.
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Ulstaire
Butta
Munle
Academy Stage
Academy
Henry J. Mereh
Sons of Veterans
Incinanati
Ohio
Knoxville
Tenn
Xouth
Louisville
Earthquake Shakes Brooklyn City Early Morning
A strong tremor was felt across Brooklyn and parts of New York City around 8 o clock in the morning. Residents reported building rattles, pictures shaken from walls, and a thunder-like rumble followed by two after shocks. Police and officials described the quake as severe with widespread nervousness but reported little structural damage.
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Brooklyn
Tiwiklyn
New York
Abe
Bootin
Uhotr
Turow Dackeon
Uren
Acalue
Washington
Uuet
Lronhly
Plurpont
Montenegro Favored by the Czar Amid Arms Presents
Europe debates a costly gift of 30,000 rifles and 15,000,000 cartridges to Montenegro viewed as a menace to peace. A diplomat notes uncertainty about the move, while Bank of England and exchange activity surface during the week. The Westminster Gazette condemns Turkish misrule hindering aid to starving Armenians.
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Europe
Congrishton
Agarelated
London
Aug &L
Turrope
Trumsia
Montenegro
Netion
Bern
Bank of England
Bilgor
Tata
Earthquake Tremor Reported Across Northern States
A strong earthquake tremor was felt in Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, with windows shattered and pictures fallen. In nearby Wilmington the quake struck at about 6 40 oclock, causing visible alarm but limited structural damage. The shaking extended through New Jersey and parts of Maryland, with reports of cracks and moved objects observed in several towns.
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Jersey
Philadelphia
Panna
Abelp Fontennge
Palrmount Park
Bf Michel Tote
Germantown Avenue
New Jerry
Sorsey City
Hinneater
Gbrck
Wilmington
Boks
Editor Sylvester Dies in Washington Journalism Icon
Major Richard Sylvester, longtime Washington journalist and editor of The Washington Post style, died today. A respected political writer, he reported since 1870 and never missed a day at his desk. Survived by wife and four children, he was 110 years old. The funeral will be held in New York, where he began his career before moving to Washington. In other news, ministers met in Constantinople over reforms and Pontus Faure declined talks with European powers. A new river warehouse is under construction at Cascade Locks.
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Sylvester
Hu Wa
Parthelan
Newnie Hire
Teor Gomne
Lowa
Turkey
Faure
Fatal shotgun accident claims Brandon in Centerville Utah
A fall from a buggy while transporting chickens caused a shotgun discharge that wounded Brandon. He crawled a mile to his home near Centerville and died next morning after suffering severe injuries. The family, including father, mother, and siblings, mourns as relatives in Freano, California, and elsewhere are notified.
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Brandon
United
Walt Jn
Will
Theouh Powell
Centerville
Utah
Freano
Cal
Wool Glip of the United States Production and Prices
The Industrial Wool association reports U S wool production and prices for 1895. Total production reaches 125,718,600 pounds with 108 scoured. The report notes a rise in output and average fleece weights with variation tied to state production in Pennsylvania Colorado and others.
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United States
Tor
Hanly
Deaton
Ane
Auyss
Association of Wool Manufactur
Wil
Pennsylvania
Drowned Youth in Yakima River Baffle Tragedy
A group of boys bathing in the Yakima River near Hoy'n today witnessed a drowning as one youth disappeared beneath the current. Despite efforts by companions, searchers found no immediate sign of recovery. The incident follows sparse notices of regional shipping and political items from various sources.
Fetes of Sedan celebrated with grand German tribute
Aug 2 Sedan braces for an enormous celebration marking the 1670s era. Government employees will enjoy paid holidays and workers receive double pay as dignitaries gather for William memorial church rites. A military procession, opera performances, illuminations, and public demonstrations are planned, amid security and counter demonstrations in Berlin and Stettin. The German American veterans arrive to honor the nation's triumphs.
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Harlin
Simenn
Halvke
Meir Haliday
Jmperie William Memorial Pharch
Rhein
Mondiy
Saxony
Coles
Thii Nurs
Ehc
Vaciotie
Royal Opera
Peror William
Schauspiellang
Merlin Haa
Sociallete
Berl
Socialinta
Merren
Bvbel
Liblnecht
Ader
Stettin
My Vielnliy
Imperial
Septemvar
William
Zimperor Francis Jousph
Prines
Naples
Ambaraador
Berlin
THE TAMATAVE OFFENDER PUNISHED AT JAIL AND PROMOTION TAKEN
Washington Aug 8 The navy department reports Captain Lat Volt was sentenced to 20 days solitary confinement in the military jail for conduct during the Tamatave incident. He will not be promoted and returns to France with loss of pay. French authorities are urged to show proper appreciation of the incident. Hoke Smith speaks on currency to a large Audiorium crowd. reception mixed with applause. Sioux City crowd comments on defect.
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la Yolsor
Washington
Navy Department
Attair
Francy
Hoke Smith
Tocco
Ave
Hoke Smit
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Wilex
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Whitney
Watters
Vilax
Mayard
Sen
Weaver
Halfour
Times
A. J. Talique
The
Germain
Walton
House of Commone
Warnine
Jean
Jere
Earth
Chicago Social Lite
Cai Need
Gisuehiore
Labor Party of
Rocialintw
Hardy
France
Inyome
Hayamne
Rmonte
Negro Brune
St Laura
Gumbel
John Welsey
Tugro
Marion
Manchester
Wolro
Kowal
Mexigo
Laredo
Tex
Corps Chriath Tex
the “Silver” Company
Spain
Allianga
Stary
Eltes
Madrid
Pollah
Hobekirk
Alliancia
Cape Mays
Maria
Buffalo Academy OF Music
Mouser
Czar
Ape
Ereot
Turekieh
Folt
Balti States
Cascade Locks
Yakima
Yakimi
J. W. Steawnfeldt
Wolllawowe
Clerice
Portland
Tisloe
Routh
Dakota
New Credok
Mortngwobt
Domitian Steamship
Eraleer Corlumbia
Ube
Pennayivania
Gull Wos Traian Company
Germany
Hinyolebvate
Stripes
Barks
Avie
United Biltex
Chepdere Flanyon
Rehrencke
Unitd
Aecht
Kunyon
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