McKinley Promoted At Minnesota GOP Convention
Minnesota Republicans elect Robert Evans George Thompson Charles Hendry and L P Hunt as delegates at large to back William McKinley for the St Louis nomination. Cushman Davis withdrawal clears path but most delegates remain in support. platform endorses gold and silver parity and international remonetization.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Exposition Hall
Harrison
Robert G.evans
George Thompson
St. Paul
Charles F. Hendry
Sunk Center
L. P. Hunt
Mankato
St. Louis
William McKinley
Cushman E. Davis
Washington
McKinley
F. Hendry
Davis
Republican Party of
Ira O. Richardson
A. H. Reed
Burger Thurston
James Diment
J. Frank Wheaton
New York For Morton At Republican State Convention
The Republican convention endorses Governor Levi P Morton for president with Thomas O Platt Warner Miller Chauncey M Depew and Edward Lauterbach as delegates at large. The platform backs a gold standard currency tariff protection with guards against monopolies and fresh adjournment after a brief session in Avastin March 25.
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Piatt
Delagate
New York
Lueyi P. Morton
Thomas O. Platt
Tioga
Warner Miller
Herkimer
Chauncey M. Depew
Edward Lauterbach
Hamilton Fish
Ganison
Frank 8. Witherbee
Port Henry
H. Babcock
Rochester
Daniel McMillan
Buffalo
Benjamin F. Tracey
Edward H. Antler
Parsons
Senator Brackett
Gibbs
Committee On Permanent Organization
G. L. Southwick
Albany
Thomas
Platt
Lauterbach
Southwick
Levi P. Morton
DUNS WEEKLY REVIEW Summary of trade and market shifts
New York March 28 R G Dim & Co weekly review notes no major change in general business with some areas worse and others better. Failures rise. bankers cautious. Exports from New York up 6 percent over last year while imports fall similarly. domestic prices favor staples abroad. Wheat down about a point. corn and cotton steady. Wheat receipts at western ports rise to 2,001,724 bushels vs 1,849,432 last year. four weeks of March total 11,884,205 vs 7,474,316. Atlantic exports up slightly. four weeks total 5,488,119 vs 6,488,109 last year. Dry goods remain weak. wool sales fall. 50,000 pounds shipped to England. Iron and steel show limited activity. Sloss sells Alabama pig for export. Carnegie works sold 10,000 steel rails to Japan. Failures: 259 vs 234 last year in U S. 89 in Canada vs 42 last year. Bradstreet notes dull, unsteady trade with some regional price advances in wheat, corn, and Bessemer pig iron. San Francisco exports to Asia fall. exports to Mexico and Central America set records. Portland sends lumber south and Tacoma ships cotton cloth and lumber to Transpacific markets. Mercantile collections lag. capital withdrawal dampens enterprise.
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New York
R. G. Dim & Co
Atlantic
England
Alabama
Sloss Company
Carnegie
Japan
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Baltimore
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
San Francisco
Asia
Mexico
Central America
Portland
South America
Tacoma
Sensation in Madrid over Cuba policy sparks protests
A Madrid dispatch reports furious public reaction to the Congress Senate resolution granting belligerent rights to Cubans. Ministers show optimism and push military naval preparations, Weyler ordered to act before May rains. The Republican Union protests intervention and calls for colonial autonomy, while Cuban autonomists may sit in Parliament without influencing Spanish debates.
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New Yor
Madrid
Conference Committee
Senate
America
Weyler
The
Republican Union
Cuba
Spain
West Indies
Cabra
Porto Rico
Spanish West Indies
Cuban Autonomista
State Lands Sold at Public Sale in Redfield
Attorney General Crawford announced the public sale of Taylor's bondsmen's property in Redfield South Dakota. All realty sold at appraised value totaling 67 660 dollars, aiding a 270 000 dollar shortage. The sale ends the Taylor defalcations era, with hopes of better prices when values improve.
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Taylor
Redfield
D. Redfield
S.D
Crawford
Kneeba Sentence Quashed in American Horse Case
The supreme court quashed a 10 month imprisonment and a 1000 mark fine handed to American horseman Robert T. Knechs for starting in German trotting races a mare alleged as Bethel under the name Nellie Kneebs. Two dispatches report Dr Nansen inquiries and Riley’s brain fever recovery advances. Li Hung Chang sails for Russia to attend the czar’s coronation.
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Bob Kneeba
Serbia
Supreme Court
Robert T. Knechs
Bethel
Nellie Kneebs
Li Hung Chang
Russia
Shaxchal
Corona
Czar
Recommit Resolution Shapes Cuban Self Rule Debate
In Washington on March 24 Senator Blackburn's return was marked by a grand floral display. Cuban resolutions recommitted to conference seek to empower the president to take Cuba with force if Spain resists local self government. Mills pushes stronger Cuba measure while Platt promotes sympathy only. Senate adjourns after debating appropriation bills.
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Washington
Blackburn
Senate
Kentucky
Senatora Walthall
West
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Conference Committee
Messrs
Morgan
Lodge
Mills
Spain
Cuba
Platt
Congress
United States
Joint Pacific Railroad Bill Formed by Committees
Washington March 24 joint production by house and senate committees is likely for the Pacific railroad bill. A five member subcommittee awaits senate selection to start work with joint conferences expected within a week. Speaker Reed may withhold appointing a successor to Boatner on the committee.
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Senate
House
Washleton
Powers
Senate Committee
Reed
Boamer
Bonamor
Boatner
California
General Nettleton Seriously Ill in Kansas City
General George H. Nettleton president of the Kansas City Port Seals and Memphis railroad lies critically ill at his home in Kansas City after a weeks illness following a vertigo attack. Medical authorities fear he may not recover.
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Kansas City
George H. Nettleton
Kansas City, Port Seals and Memphis Railroad
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Mesengera
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