Arthur Blaine clash stirs New York delegates in Chicago race
Washington dispatch reports on the 33th Anthar cally to New York last night as Arthur and Blaine supporters mobilize. Delegates from the South and key New York figures are pivotal, with forecasts of votes and potential shifts shaping the convention contest and party unity ahead of Chicago.
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Bennsylvania
Fielder
New Jersey
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Thomas H Trnplett
Dalton
Wm. C. Maddor
Reborn
Fulton county
Financial Crash and Bank Closings Spark Crises in New York and Pittsburgh
Ferdinand Ward’s arrest in New York amid a sweeping panic. Brownell & Co suspension over securities loss. Grant Ward receivers seek to redeem hypothecated securities. Donnell Lawson & Simpson propose creditor pathway to resume business. Penn Bank of Pittsburgh closes its doors as public anxiety grows and Secretary Folger mulls a new three percent bond issue.
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Birmingham
Alabama
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Virginia
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J Neleon Tappan
Ward
Ward & dispatch
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Vanderbilt
London
America
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merchants exchange
Boston
Wiliam Endicott, Jr
Oregon and Transcontinental company
Elijah Smith
Charles H. Colby
Brayton Eves
Democratic State Convention in New Hampshire Chooses Parker as Chair
In Concord New Hampshire May 21 the Democratic state convention met with large attendance. Hosea W Parker was elected chair and urged tariff reform and a revenue system overhaul. Delegates nominated the old ticket Frank Jones Henry Kent Frank A McKean and Alvah Sulloway with no instructions but expected support at the national convention. Adjournment followed.
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national house
republican party
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Frank Jones
Portamouth
Henry
Kent
Lancaster
Frank A. McKean
Nesbia
Alvah Sulloway
Franklin
national industrial congress
T. D Cartia
Byracuse
wool growers convention
Insurance Swindler Diemick Arraigned On Indictments
Lorence Dimick the insurance agent was arraigned on multiple indictments for grand larceny by the first degree and related offenses. He allegedly misappropriated funds from Thames and Mersey and Union Insurance Companies totaling around $5,979. Dimick pleaded not guilty with a chance to change plea before September. His brother Richard Dimick and Charles H Marshall were charged with forgery in connection with Dimick's alleged felonies.
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Lorence Diemick
Burrato
Lorenzo Dimick
Thames 4 Mersey speurance company
Union insurance company
Philadephia
Dimick
Continental imaurance company
James Ward
Thames and Mersey company
The Danville Affair I see no need for troops
Governor Lameron, returning to Richmond, telegraphed Danville's mayor and prominent citizens about anticipated trouble in Manville. He advised there is no immediate need for state interference as civil authorities can handle disturbances, but asked to be notified of any serious breach before tomorrow's municipal election.
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Lameron
Richmond
Manville
Johnston
Danville
Train Collision and Hydrophobia Inoculation News Sparks May Day Brief
May 21 reports a Pan Handle freight and mixed train collision near Wheeling Junction killing one traveling salesman Barthlemew of Cincinnati and injuring five railroad workers amid fog. Paris notes Pasteur’s hydrophobia inoculation claims with government commission call. Albany reports Democratic state committee setting June 18 Saratoga convention to elect delegates and judges. Baseball scores wrap with scattered results.
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Richmond
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Walter Phelps
congress
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Gail Hamilton
A. M Gibson
Gibson
Garfield
Ben W Bountree
Brooka County
committee on elections
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Mitchell
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Burrano
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Paris
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M Pantour
Thava
New York
Caltech
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democratic state committee
Chicago
court of appeals
Saratoge
Lord Randolphi Churchill Drifts in Franchise Debate
Morning papers scrutinize Lord Randolph Churchill for opposing Broderick's amendment to isolate Ireland from the franchise bill. Major outlets split, with The Times praising his independence while The Standard calls his stance mischievous and risky for the Conservative cause.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
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Ireland
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Randolph Churchill
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Balisbury
Birmingham
marquis of Salisbury
Lord Randolph
Taa Morning Post
Lord Bandgelph
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African Bishop Elected by Northern Methodist Conference
The Northern Methodist Conference elected Rev William Taylor of the South Indians Conference as the missionary bishop to Africa after a lengthy nominating process. The body also elected Dx BF Crary editor of the Californian Christian Advocate. Discussed were church policy on racial inclusion with two reports, and a standing vote adopted the majority report against excluding people of color. Governor Pattison presided and supported the majority view.
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South Corona
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Savannah
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Washington
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Lexington
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BF. Crary
Christian Advocate
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Virginia
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United States
Canada
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South America
Burmah
India
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Knights Drill Triumph Sparks Savannah-Lion Feud in Georgia
May 21 Albany Ga reports the Knights of Savacast and Cuor de Lion of Atlanta contesting for a prize in drill. Palestine of Savannah won judges prize while the public favored Atlanta. About 3,000 witnessed the display, officers reelected, and Macon chosen to host next year’s meet.
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