Honor the Heroes memorial gift from ex governor chambers
Ex Governor D H Chamberlain of South Carolina seeks Yale memorial funding for fallen Civil War students and graduates, with 200 toward the erection at Yale and remaining funds pledged to Charleston’s Confederate orphan home. If funds fall short in two years, the gift reverts to Yale. otherwise, it supports related memorial projects.
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Perton
New Haves
Dr. Twitchell
Yale Corporation
D. H. Chamberlain
South Carolina
New Yong
Tipesaret
Yale University
Dan Lin
Jale
Harvard
Bowdoin
Yale
Charleston
University
Caibenvars
Leas
Uity Co
Orphan Home
Paris
Jane
Harrison
East W. Street
Mrs. Nobles
Om Ang
O. O. Smith
Angas
Aitrecon
Dee. Jobles
Democrats of Indians Nominate in Indiana Convention
The Indiana Democratic convention met at Tomlinson hall with 1746 delegates, endorsing free silver and bimetallism, backing Governor Matthews as presidential candidate, and voting to unite Indiana’s national delegation. Minority and credential disputes surfaced over seating contested delegates and the Seventh district split between gold and silver factions. The Columbus Democratic state convention also opened in Corvines at 1:30 pm with Rev. Dr. leading prayers and early platform debates.
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Ispiana Pouis
Tomlinson Hall
Allen Na Pare
Pee Sterling B Holt
Ede
Yerey County
Gustav Carstensen
Holt
Jagon Brown
Seymour
John B. Stoll
South Bend
Dan Gooding
Hancock
D. A. Howard
Logansport
Daniel W. Voorhees
David Torpie
United States
Bell
Sige
Major G. V. Menzies
Bone Vee
Matthews
Menzies
Chicago
Shanklin
del Oy
Committee On
Gold Advocates
Ecernltee
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Pyre Wihdes
Indiana
Antoinette le Leach
Sullivan
Boney
England
Allie
U'asi
Novaina
Democracy of
Sip
Che
Columbus
Corvines
Mat
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas E. Carter
National
St. Louis
Tia
Republican Party
John Inrland
Sellers
Patriotic Societies
Gear
Iowa
Man Carter
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Kerens
Currency reform sparks Cuban and silver debate at convention
The report notes a push for bimetallism and currency equalization while party leaders clash over gold and silver policy. Delegates in Saratoga hear thunderous support for Whitney and Hill, with Pro-silver factions pressing for an international agreement.
Yale Crew Abroad for Henley Race
Yale University crew trains in Henley readiness amid drizzle and heat, practicing pair oar routine and summer adjustments. Bob Cook refines the shell and gear while aiming for peak form as crews from New College and Hall join morning sessions at Henley on Thames.
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Sriiana
Henley
Henrey-On-Tur-Thames
Yale
Hyadherat
Bob Cook
Han Thone
Ani
Epee
Canaihy
Aeeteer Hall
New College
Heceivers Hamds
Covomnvs
The
Eagle and Phenix Manufacturing
Ng Company of
Gundy Jordan
J. W. Buplish
le ‘Anan
Chattahoochod
Iil
Acros
Girard
Unoyaski
Maher
Sax Franciico
Mayotal
Tolen Ion Giaeee
Acca Coe
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Xris Cay MM
Dudley
Tharos
Mammoth
Walthictic Anna
Sitvanelig
N. K. Fairbank CO Company
New Orleans
Baltimore
Frater
St. Simon
Aragon of the Seashore
J. C. S. Timberlake
Atlantic
Ryer
EIT
Allen & Sheffield
Americas
Call of Us
Ian
Chambers
Gneenvittz
NJ H
New England Granite Company
Have Besa
Beda Tee Kanteed
Shonl Faniton
Bea
Mraige
Pier Ola
Neal
Democrats OF
Onio
Ohio
U.S
Patterson
Fe Ly
Hill and Whitney
Baw
York
Monroe
Thacher
Saratoga
Whitney
Key
Senator Hill
Bissell
Murphy
Hinckley
John Boyd ‘Thacher
Albany
William ©. Whitney
David B. Hill
Shepard
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Wayne Counties
Loxvos
St. James
Great Britain
London
Olney
Jélian Pe
Arya Patanog
Campbell
Los Axcross
A. K. Campbell
Kensey
Joss
Sanitary Commissioners
Highlands
Onvesxs
Kerner
Sax Feandico
James J. Corbett
Tor Sharkey
Mare Island
Nav
Corbett
Sharkey
Dasvinte
Kamine
Danville
Sr. Lous
Jann
Trelaid
Nhot
E. H. Sellers
National Council of the Patriotic Associations of the United States
A. P
Foraker
Committee On Resolutions
Republican National Committee
Salckte
San Francissa
San Francisco
Gee Stubs
Corn-Borlen
Palk Street
Oe Pies
Ghest
Palces
Tartar Powier
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