sARNUM RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
The Democratic National Committee met at the Fifth Avenue Royal Theatre in Albany to elect leaders and organize for the campaign. Senator Gorman served as temporary chairman, Barnum was chosen permanent chairman, and Prince remained secretary. Committees on headquarters and canvass were formed with Barnum, Gorman, Tucson, Ainalley, Kelly, Miller and Vilna appointed. A plan for campaign organization and adjournment to Albany were decided, with further meetings set for Tuesday at the Delavan home.
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Maryland
hiriman Parnwin
Prince
H Thompson
New York
W. W. Armstrong
William Barnum
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Vionda
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Vara
Georgia
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Johnson
North Carolina
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South Carolina
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Ainalley
Kelly
Miller
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Ma. Barnwin
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Delavan
Albany
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Phompson
Thompson Melfeury
Rosa
Baker
West Virginia
canvisa
congressional committee
Thompson
pater committee
national committee
United States
John E. Keann
atlas
congressional distriets
Stephens
Murphy
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Rosccrans
Californi
Washington
McHenry
Kentucky
Ross
New Jersey
national committees
Prohibition Convention Nominee St John at Long Session
The Prohibition Convention met in Virramene Pennsylvania. Delegates debated nominations with St John repeatedly proposed, and the crowd favored him. After lengthy speeches and a platform battle over liquor policy the gathering adjourned amid cheers, to resume later.
Trade and Labor. Builders' Strike in New York Unchanged
The ship Illinois faces a strike as crew and onshore workers refuse to sail due to the Dingley shipping act. Union men seek to hold wages against English sailors, delaying voyage plans and prompting shipowners to seek replacements. A separate New York Builders' strike persists, demanding higher hours concessions with no new employers joining. A $1 million fire in Connellsville destroys whisky stock and warehouses, with most losses uninsured.
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Illinois
Liverpool
Philadelphia
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Builders
New York
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Crime and Casualties News Summary
A July 24 dispatch reports Rose Woods attacked near here by two Black men, Caldwstl and Millard Clark. but she remains missing. A pickpocket named Samuel Maynard was shot but escaped. recaptured by Oliver Minkler. Postmaster Morton of Brooklyn is wanted on falsification charges. A West Seventh Street building in Kansas City collapsed after excavation, worth 315,000 with multiple injuries. Grave robbers target a Conshohocken cemetery body. A Troy, NY streetcar collision injures Mrs Scott and a man named Wim Gilesge. Corinne and Helen Randale, daughters of John Randste, burned to death in Texas oil can blast. The Bayou Teche packet John M Chambers burned at New Iberia. Dynamite destroyed two brothels in Towns, Ohio. no injuries. Two fishermen drowned off Wells Beach, Maine. Three children drown while attempting a rescue in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Willie Cullom of the Western Union in Savannah was fatally injured after being struck by a vehicle. Destructive storms sweep Iowa and Wisconsin, damaging small grain.
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l'ennsylvania
cluigena
republican party
Muss Blatne
Logan
Blame
democratic party
iitself
Tawa
congress
prohibition party
New Jersey
Smith
Ilinois
Rnn
Neal
New York
Mr. Miner
Massachusetts
Hoe
Bertram
Joseph Dinck
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Heaney
Hine
Haine
Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Huntington
A. DB. Worsham
Maine
California
West Fifty-fourth Street
Worsham
General Grant
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fifty-Court street
Clara Huntington
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Garlington’s defense cited in Greely controversy
Lieutenant Garlington defended by his counsel Linden Kent as the Beebe expedition under Hazen is debated. Kent argues Garlington followed Greely’s orders, criticizes Hazen for not allowing larger depots, and notes the court found Garlington acted correctly. The piece covers the Greely relief plan, transport dates, and burial arrangements for dead members.
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Hazen
Wannineron
B. C
Linden Kent
Garlington
Proteus court of inquiry
W. B. Hazen
Greely
Cape Sabine
Gorlington
Leutenant Greely
Beebe
Littleton Island
St. Johns
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tores
Cape Siblice
Gurlington
Mt. Johns
Cape sabing
Cheuly
Kent
Haven
Hasen
tunid
Panay
weeston
stetners Nephi
Yantic
Proteus
Leyond Littleton
yenminder
United States
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rruell
Capu Rabine
Llinutenant Greely
ape Sabing
Treutenant Greely
Debate Over Dingley Law Shipment Penalty Reaches Navigation Board
Dispute centers on whether the Dingley act banning remuneration for seamen shipment also prohibits hiring runners to locate sailors. Baltimore letters urge interpretation of shipment as arranging signatures and boarding, while masters seek clarity if runners may continue under the new law.
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Baltimore
A Fight with Indians
The report from Sr. Locis dated July 24 says Captain Perrines leading a cavalry detachment pursued Indians who attacked a cattle camp. They were entrenched 100 miles west of the Black Mountains. after a sharp fight Perrine retreated with a scout killed and a cowboy dead. Two hundred armed Indians held the bluffs, and further action awaits orders from headquarters.
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Republicee
Darange
Perrines
Blackmountains
Warmington
James Higgins
Cholera reports and other world news briefs
Reports from Marseille Toulon and Arles show rising cholera deaths and hospital cases while Paris health holds steady. Warsaw conspiracy to kill the czar and spark unrest appears elaborate. The Acheen coast blockade proposal is rejected by Granville. Gijon and Laxham ship incident details emerge. Hungarian bricklayers strike amid urban unrest. Egyptian debt talks progress toward entente. New Orleans fever case investigated. ruled not yellow fever. Salvation Army meetings banned in Switzerland.
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Poland
Russia
Warega
DE WI OCK
Loxpoy
Earl Granville
foreign allure
Holsnudl
Acheen
Nitro
FOV
LHR
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Loxpon
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Gijon
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Lexcox
cummona
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pariament
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M. Blignieres
Hugh C. Childers
foreign office
Mr. Childers
Waddington
Evelyn Baring
bayers
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chamber of deputes
M. Bent
MWe
M. Hevisson
board of public health
M.Alemanceau
chamber
Amt
NEW ORLEANS
Burke
New Caeeixs
New Ogreans
board of health
Bemiss
national board of health
Godfrey
Marine hospital
Finney
Salomon
Joseph Hols
Louisiana board of health
J. D. Schutt
patharopist
Charity hospital
board of earth
Solomon
Guillotte
Birmingham Sensation Calls Citizens to Protect Prisoner
A mob scare in Biexixenay Alabama followed a shooting near the Relay house. Parker alias several names was captured and jailed after a pistol shot wounded Walter Franklin. A white mob gathered and then dispersed, while Parker remained held as tensions cooled.
The Business World. He Had Business Elsewhere.
Waamixeras July 24 Robert Bruce broker returns says he will publish a statement of affairs to refute reports of financial embarrassment. He claims he owes customers ten times less than circulated and explains absence by lack of summer speculative work in Washington.
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Robert Bruce
Evening Star
Washington
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