Senators Terms Expire In March 1887 Vote Split
The article outlines the upcoming March 1887 expiration of twenty three United States senators terms. It details party splits with thirteen Republicans and thirteen Democrats, lists the outgoers and those reelected, notes New Jersey as a key uncertain seat, and discusses potential shifts in Senate control depending on party holds and gains. The piece also covers intraparty tensions during debates on tariff and labor issues, including remarks by Dalzell and Scott, and references to the Mills tariff debate in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dears Bowen
Colorado
Callom
Titfess
Witwon
Iowa
Pingob
Kansan
Supe
Maine
Hoar
Massachusetts
Palmer
Colquitt
Georgia
Inch
Kentucky
Cibdon
Joweuna
Walthall
Dussielppi Kesna
Una McPhereon
New
Jaror-Ransom
North Carolina
Butler
Tennessee
Tok
Teas
Republicana
Riddleburger
Gingle
Spt
Republican Party
Lnst
Mitchell
Cradenca
Dalsell
Pennayrepul- Uap
Andrew Cameque
Hvew
LL. Soost
Dalzell
Dalzell Mayorehiy Sem Ork
Mateo Wissont
Heundsrovide
Carnegie
Scott
Bott
Beatt
Pennsylvania
Thamatner
Thompson
Calvell
Bromm
Drumm
New York
Cleveland
Mills
Congrem
St. Louds
Uct
Matson
Matwon
Mr_ Sriage
Tinos
Newark
Onder
Aplagan
Esas
Has Modsura
Wits
Ciiiterttre
Mr Brom
van Wick Ragone
Pennesivania
New Jarwy
Democratic Party
Russell
States Converge In Session Alabama Tennessee Delegations
Special reports describe the Tennessee and Alabama Republican state conventions. Memphis Knoxville Nashville and Chattanooga figures figure in the platform praising tariff protection while naming delegates to Chicago. The Tennessee gathering experiences disorder as rival factions push Blaine support with contested delegate selections. Alabama delegates and rules fights mirror the national party push, with speakers praising party history and warning against cross endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masiirum
Tenn
Knoxviile
George W Hetderson
Gesinger
Man Fmm
Maine
Republican Party
Memphis
Knoxville
Nashville
Kaltanooga
Thomas McDarmott
Hawkins
M. Co
Toyar
Gloveland
Fern
Rosen
Sudan
Higute
Blaine
New York
New Jersey
Connectick
Cibey
Bisine
Tenenessee
Rnc
Republian
Paris
Cleveland
Chicago
Trentate
Butler
Sam McElwee
al Taylor
Itwan
S A McElwen
Taslor
Dor Blaine
Leonidasmanded
Houkana
Tennessee
Honko
Merriam
Middle Tennessee
Honk
Balaes
Ats
Geo Mangy
Merriait
Hook
Maney
Souk
Siatne Fouk
Netta Te
Arch Hughes
Barrons Se Tehibs
Tom Baker
Dalegate
Garrett
Alabama
Virginia Democratic Rally and State Convention Report
The Virginia Democratic gathering at the Academy of Music drew a large delegation amid calls for harmony and endorsement of Grover Cleveland. Key figures like Governor Lee, Barbour, and Caldwell directed proceedings while delegates chosen to St Louis were named, and the party reaffirmed fiscal restraint and anti tariff stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae
Norvalle
Academy of Music
Virginia
Barbow
W Berry
Neon
Charman
Spgke
St. Loui
Democratic Party
Sih
Chicago
Daniel
John Googe
Cleveland
Aee Caldwell
Hanover
Flo
Diatelet
Richmond
John Horns
Staunton
John Barbour
John Wola
Phil W McHenry
Farmville
B Marshall
Portanouth
Committee On Revolutions
Imibetanico
St Louds
Grover Cleveland
United States
Loncat
Lad
Virgina
John S. Berbour
Kentucky and Connecticut Conventions Signal Campaign Start
May 16 reports from New Haven and other states show Democratic and Republican conventions energizing the 1880 campaign. Delegates elected in Connecticut and New York aim for Chicago, with speeches by Henry Watterson and Senator Blackburn framing the Democratic line and Depew’s delegation bolstering the Republican effort.
Death of a Babe Sparks Farmhouse Inquiry in Indiana
In LaPorte Indiana on May 16, three weeks earlier George Cook, a farmhand, harmed a baby out of anger and killed it. The mother saw the child dead in its cradle and Cook was arrested by Sheriff Shaffer. The report notes Cook, aged about eighteen, did not intend to kill the child but struck it, leading to its death. The coroner's inquest in New York also covers Nathan Hatch's death and other sensational developments, including statements from Mrs Scofield and Ferris and a barroom brawl in Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Blair
Pey
Charles L. Bradwell
Bartow County
Savannah
Rever William Adams
Augusta
Richard ‘Adair
Tichenor
Tucker
Mra _ nea
Atlanta
Uatur Coignitt
New York
Tt Pater Mo
Old Monroe
Rome
Shaffer ‘Py Sveald
Selegray
Cookin Ekhart
Bum
Cook
Éighicem
Howe
Toledo
Bat
Bha
Hateh
New Yeak
Nathanial
Hatch
Premnca
David C. Ferns
Scofield
Scofeld
Ferns
Gourt
Waa
Nam Hooper
Dies
Scobeld
Ferris Scobeld
Ferra
Boofield
Macon Ga
Murphy
Brown
Kennesaw
B Carisle
Walter Clarke
Hermann Knefeld
Teen
Witnemes
Bohnefeld
Behnd
Thomes
Carlisleanya Bohnefeld
Bunaly
Clark
Peas
Carliste
Funeral Rites Held For My Fenno Hrown At First Methodist
Funeral services for the late My Fenno Hrown were conducted yesterday at First Methodist Church with Dr. Jorison Pooks and others assisting. The service honored a beloved figure as mourners filled the church, followed by interment at Oakland cemetery and a procession of vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bervigons
First Methodist
Oakland
My Fenno
Jorrisan
Pathis
Oskland
Messman
Thomson J C Courtney RA
Hemphill
Hoe
W. Palmer
Dougharty
Sermel Stocking
Atti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Om and Furnishers
Uy Alers
Guy Popes
Lingrath
Plasteriparis
L Street
Hing
Senate
Queaty Bix
Ead Nest March
Blair Bow Bend
Jerse
Rs Scott
Dalzeil
Bramm
Pennaylvania
Dalzel
Uther Echa
Mene
Arkansas
Boyce
Edmunds
House
West
Mesera West
Manderson
Cullom
Plumb
Ap Oy
Amluncs
Truck Ling Association
Central Tradfc Association
Columbia River
Dalles
Cebho Falla
Fort Monror
Wis
Burnside
Tom
Dilla
Sénate
Thampese
Sega
Alabama and
Tennessas
Foley
Alabamen
Fox John
Shennan Bherman
Wade
Emuar-E
Porechs
Biaine
Siva
MAE
Nidera Peeateat
J Amarirgn
Sears
Serene Bae
Fae Oodtall
Noraim
Dallas
Pus Mosley Talladern
Uuu Democrats
Chevelayare Administestion Indoresd
Amt
Berayel F
Ace ‘Mage
Democratic
Bovine
Ign Een Ons
Seale Font 'Omne
Marion
Eupremé Sixt Lema
Holmes Coans Board
Arge Wart ‘Works Gaohes
Actus
Avors Panlcent
Eteuggting
Ireland
Picarach Restraint Oc
Corpecate Power
Homest
Taid
Mahone
Wias
Agron
Psrensacra Vo
Ars
Benalot Riddleberger
Jona S Wise
Cameron’ Longresaman ‘Xost
Teading
National Republican
Vention
Blackburn
Henry Watterson
Coronel
CG Breckinridge
Cloveland
Buckner
Openu
New Haver
Cann
Femnel Fesenden
Stamford
Baald Warner
Middletown
EB Day
Colcheser
EB Henry
Bookville
Repubican Party
Connecticut
New York Republicass
Borvano
Republican Stat Convention
Ler
Charles E Fitch
Hovheates
Depew
Blaie
Elliott F Shepherd
Edmund L. Pitts
Orleans County
Ubauncey M_ Depewrean
Hiscock
Warner Miller
Thomas Uplat
Labor Party
Chomsat
Olno
Union Labor
United Labor
Union Labor Convention
J Streeter
Charles E Gaunmngim
Livi Beck
Woormucca
Nevada
Recon
Stewart
Jones
Mears Bbaren
Hamilton
Storey County
Esther
Owana
Alchean
John M Tlorston
Patrick Egern
George W Heist
B A’ Norval
Strawston
Charlotteville
Benator Riddle
F. Lindsay
Missouri
Goossan Comneil
Protestant Episcopal Church
Match
New Fork
Bow Sa
Macon Balown
Macanns
Euns BaLo
Cmnos
Wile Doule
Hankin
Cmpany
Thelen Works 1880 Institution
Credit 10
Young J Allen
Trunty Church
HD D Stratton
Central Baptist Chuch
Black Diamond Minstrels
DeGlves Opera Louse
Tweewall
Henry Kohrt
Bia
Trinity ME Church
Offlock
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!