WIM TE CANDIDATE IS A Sound Business Man
A fragmented historical snippet describes a candidate profile as a sound business man, referencing long-standing merchant activity and connections to Arthur Sewall, with mentions of Sewall family members and political affiliations. The text ties to Democratic and Republican dynamics and a call for a Democratic national convention to nominate a president and vice president.
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Tragic Union Pacific Excursion Train Collision
A head end collision at Logan between the Pioneer Excursion from Union Pacific and a fast Northwestern mail train left 27 dead and over 40 injured. Most victims were on the crowded excursion loaded with women and children. Wreck scenes and morgue details described. survivors cared for by surgeons from Missouri Valley, Woodbine, and Dunlap.
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Train wreck near Logan leaves many dead and injured
A collision between two engines caused a fiery wreck at Logan. Officials refused comment while a special train with doctors and railroad officers rushed from Council Bluffs. Citizens crowded the depot awaiting news as the dead and dying lay in the switch yard and a Omaha-bound train moved to return with the victims.
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Sewall Named Vice Presidential Nominee Sparks GOP Glee
Chicago July 11 Arthur Sewall Maine today emerged as a surprise second on the national Democratic ticket sending a rush of congratulatory telegrams from Democrats nationwide. Sewall, born Bath Maine November 25 185, is a shipbuilder banker and Bath Iron Works investor.
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Magnificent Bryan reception planned in Lincoln
A grand reception will honor Hon. William J. Bryan on his Lincoln return. The event is non partisan and expected Monday afternoon. Nebraska Populists and other groups are sending telegrams seeking participation in a Bryan radio address. The city salutes the nomination with evident excitement as news of Iowa and Nebraska endorsements spread.
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Bryan Sewall Ticket Emerges From 1900 Democratic Split
Chicago July 11 ended the most remarkable national convention since 1860 as silver Democrats backed Wm J Bryan for president with Arthur Sewall of Maine as vice president. Senator Jones of Arkansas elected national committee chairman likely moving headquarters to Chicago.
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Bryan daylong visit to Clifton House in Chicago
Chicago July 11 The Clifton House where Mr Bryan stays was quiet today after a day of constant visitors and party leaders paying respects and pledging support. Bryan spent morning to evening receiving callers, dining and breakfasting in his rooms while meals proceed. He denied an article from New York and prepared to depart for Salem, Illinois Monday morning after more discussions with party leaders.
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Debates Signal Bryan Campaign Pace From Canton
Report from Canton Ohio suggests Bryan's fiery speech at the convention won him the nomination and may spur him to stump nationwide. Local talk also considers McKinley campaigning westward if capable, shaping Republican strategy for the fall race. Also notes two ex state senators sentenced to two years each in prison after soliciting favor and misusing records, with appeals possible. Also reports reformers John Mays Ham Solly Joel Gorge Farrar and others arriving in Plymouth England after fleeing from prison in South Africa.
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Falling Tree Wrecks Mill Kills and Injures Workers
Special to the Register reports in Huntington West Virginia that a large tree fell across the roof of a mill on the river bank in Lincoln County during calm weather. Thomas Pullen was instantly killed, Thomas Sharp fatally hurt, and several others injured, including James Skeens Fred Alberty and O Sharp. The incident occurred as workers toiled beneath the tree. A separate dispatch from Parkersburg notes the DuBois River railroad station at Wood owns broker into Thursday night with several bars of four and other goods stolen. Market data from Oil City Pennsylvania shows crude prices with a small rise and no sales.
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West Virgilians Coming to Chicago See Bryan A Great Brainy President
West Virginia delegates head home from Chicago on Sunday amid praise for Bryan as a great, brainy presidential figure. Hon John A Howard and other supporters tout Bryan’s strength to carry West Virginia and the nation in November. The party expects decisive support while noting the Democratic fight and national implications.
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Democratic Committee Chair Named Amid Turbulent Convention
In Chicago a Democratic leadership shuffle names Senator James K. Janes as chairman amid factional strife. The new committee unity plan aims to rally support for the party platform at the upcoming convention while critics push for reforms and stronger party discipline. General Warner signals backing from party members for the silver issue and the proposed ticket.
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Official Notification of Bryad Sewall at Madison Square Garden
The document reports Bryad Sewall’s official notification to be given at Madison Square Garden, New York, in August with related nominations and committee actions. It mentions Arthur Sewall and discussions about a petition or nomination, plus committee members and locations. The text is garbled and includes multiple names and places, reflecting a chaotic early August event overview.
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Independent Movement Sees National Challenge and Delegates
Chicago July 11 The National Chairmanship campaign unfolds with no clear favorite as factions align. Delegates discuss platform, candidate slate, and possible preparations, with East and West party factions signaling diverging chances and regional influence shaping the nomination process.
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