New York Democracy Chooses Delegates in State Convention
A detailed report from Sanatoga on the New York county and state democracy assembly. Delegates, rules, and temporary officers guided to appoint a Chicago-bound slate. Contested seats and representation for New York City factions were settled, with Cleveland favored in statewide and national talks.
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Thomas L. Harrigan
John O. Bridges
Smith
Clinging to Tilden The Louisiana Democratic Platform
The Louisiana state convention endorsed the party platform praising unity and the Tilden ticket. It called for tariff reform, protection of labor, federal support for waterways, and unity with other states while electing delegates for the national and state slates.
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democratic party
PETA Uy
republic
Samuel J. Tiden
E. A. Burke
B.D. Jonas
A.A. Grumby
R. C. Wickliff
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Preparing for the Democrats at Maslo Hall in Curie
Democrats prepare for their July 8 convention in Maslo Hall Curie. Plans to enlarge and improve the hall follow Republican convention flaws. Architects warn of structural risk and the gallery collapse scare. Seating will reach about 74 500 with improved acoustics. Press seating rules change and inquiries on seats to Austin H. Brown. Political maneuvering centers on candidates with New York and Cleveland appeal and Butler’s anticipated role.
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Maslo
Curie
democratic committee
Furat
Mr. New
District of Columbia
galleriea
nrms Sexton
Charman Henderson
quckly
Austin H. Brown
committee on press and telegraph
Indianapolis
Chicago
grant assembly
Loren henietie
rchierdland
Graystone
Tilden
beoms
New York
Cleveland
Blaine- Logan
Tammany anchem
Ben Butler
Randall
Bayard
Field
McDonald
Morrison
Thurman
Harrison
Palmer
Carlile
Corshamer
Trumbull
Slocum
The Chicago Primaries Vote for Harrison and Gov Nomination
June 18 Chicago primaries for delegates to the Democratic conventions in four districts favored Mayor Carter Harrison for governor and his selection as a national convention delegate. A scuffle at a polling place saw a ballot box seized and tickets scattered as debates over ballot stuffing arose. the box was recovered for investigation.
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Carter Harrison
Carcase
Harrison
Telegraphic Briefities and Early 20th Century Notices
A collage of brief items noting Bishop Simpson's death in Philadelphia, a Savannah grocer’s protest letters, coal companies agreeing to a two week stoppage in July, and penalties for a Cleveland bank teller. Sidney Dillon resigns UP presidency. Adams elected. Coal miners’ strike spreads in Monongahela region with about 5,000 idle. Salvation Army member Philip Emory in Guelph driven to suicide. Eastern Iron and Steel Association reports involving eastern regions. various corporate assignments and notices appear amid a jumble of names and transactions.
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Bishop Simpson
Philadelphia
John Cunningham
grocer
Savannah
ebravite
Isaac A. Stanley
National bank of commerce
Cleveland
Union Pacific
Sidney Dillon
Charles Francois Adams
Monongagla valley
pitt
Philip Emory
salvation army
Guelph
Canada
Georgia Democrats Select Delegates To Chicago Convention
The Georgia State Democratic convention, held in Atlanta, elected four delegates and four alternates to the national Democratic convention in Chicago. Colonel Rufus E. Lester and others were proposed for delegates, with final acclamation for four delegates at large after multiple nominations and county voting, aiming to unify the party and send loyal representatives.
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Nelson J. Waterbury
democrat party
democratic party
Waterbury
New York
United States
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Cleveland
Flower
Chicago
B. W. Downing
John H. Sutton
Velix Campbell
John Y. McKane
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Kingsly
Abraham I
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Pearth
Roney J. Cullen
James Kane
Firth
Brighvel O'Keefe
Archibald M. Bliss
Belton
Michiel Nosson
Thomas T. Grady
John Kennon
John M. Power
Hubert O. Thompson
William BR. ‘ravi
John Kelly
John R Fellows
William C. Whitney
James J O' Donohue
Aag J. White
John Meland
Peter Ward
Andrew Jeckman
Samuel J. Tilden Jr
George Willams
Francy R. Gilbert
O. B Paror
David B Hiland
Grady
menne
Dorsheimer
Spinola
Wm. G.Siahsnecker
George D. Sandford
Danie Magone
John Lansing
court of appeals
Charles Andrews
Charles A. Rapello
Surrogate Calvin
Herd
Judge Andrews
Bachus
Green county
George H. Lee
Saratoga
Rufus W Prenthon
court of opposta
Prenthorn
Andrews
Rapello
Whitney
state committee
J. H. Eat
house of representatives
Estill
charmen
Mr. Bush
Mitchell
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L. F. Livingston
Newton
J. F. Ross
C. Bacon
Major Bacon
Togs
Livingaton
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Messrs
Bush
Hopkins
Russell
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Livingston
Georgia
Qstoner
Bill Harris
Worth county
Mark A. Hardin
H. J. Cobanisa
John ©. Campbell
Jordan
Hancock
P. H. Brewster
Coweta
Harris
Brewster
Robert G. Mitchell
Willian E. Smoith
Smith
Hayes
Candler
Mr. Livingston
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Colonel Smith
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Peeples
Gwinnett
Ben Russell
Mineogee
Simmons
Gannett
Colvin
Richmond
M. A. Candler
Rufus E. Lester
Savannah
W. H. Harrigan
A. C. Bacon
Bible
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Lawton
George Hillyer
Fulton
Evaxy P. Howell
Atlanta
J. Rankin
P. M.B Young
Bill Harma
Pat Walsh
Augusta
Maller
Houston
Charles C. Kibbee
Pulaski
Jones
Young
Peeplea
Hines
Washington
Miller
Kibbee
Spalding
viva voce
Howell
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New ‘York
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Edward Cooper
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Daniel Oately
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Willam &. Smith
Clinton county
J. Tilden, Jr
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King’s County
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John O'Brien
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New York World
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Buffalo Courier
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Charles H Kunmart
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M. J Bagg
Arthur J Eddy
GC. H. Black
William P. Preston
John W. Powers
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Albert McNeal
Thomas Williams
Champion
John F. House
W. D. Dickson
John Stock
T. W. Henderson
J.C. Cawood
John H. Savage
Joseph Johnson
Meyera
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W. A. Quarles
George S Kinney
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H. W. McCarry
H. C. Towns
T. P. Bond
T. E. Richardson
Luke E. Weight
D. K. Reddick
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