Uniting on Governor Boies in Democratic support
Iowa Democrats will rally to Governor Boies at Chicago uniting silver and gold factions. Delegation leader M H King invited former Boies campaign organizers to join, aiming to keep Boies aligned with coinage parity. Judge Kinne promotes broader state outreach to secure the understanding.
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New York Democrats Decline to Name Electors at Meeting
The New York Democratic state convention adjourned without naming electors or setting a state platform beyond urging support for a national policy. It endorsed gold and silver as the monetary standard, rejected pure silver or gold monometallism, and urged international cooperation for bimetallism while maintaining the current gold standard until such cooperation exists. The convention also left the state committee selection for a later session.
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Veterans Reunion Held at Correctionville IA
Thousands of veterans and relatives gathered at Correctionville for the north western Iowa veterans reunion. Many camped in tents while some stayed in homes offered by residents. The event features artillery practice reviews parades a sham battle and speeches by Iowa soldiers and politicians.
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Correctionville
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Iowa
Democratic Silver Convention in Ohio Names McLean for President
The June 25 Democratic state gathering in Ohio focused on free silver. Delegates backed John R. McLean for Chicago's presidential nomination over Bookwalter, with Campbell fading as sentiment shifted to McLean or Bookwalter. The convention, numbering 678 delegates, featured a unity move to instruct for silver and McLean’s rise alongside Thurman’s silver legacy.
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Kentucky
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Allen W. Thurman
Shively For Governor As Silver Delegates Rise
The Democratic state convention, June 25, saw the silver faction seize control, endorsing Claude Matthews for president and nominating Governor Shively for governor while backing gold and silver platform. Denver reports note Silver Party proceedings and duties for a St Louis delegation, with figures like W N Byers and James B Bedford mentioned. Trumbull’s death in Chicago is reported as well as Kansas City railroad and a Kansas cabinet maker Ell roth's suicide.
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Executions Across States Mark Brutal Murders
In Colorado three men including William Holt were hanged at Trinidad for murdering Policeman John Solomon during a gambling house robbery attempt. Holt died 8:14, Noble 8:42, Romero 9:12. All displayed indifference as their necks broke. Separate hangings occurred in Oregon and Washington for other brutal killings. A report from Indianapolis notes General Order No 11 urges quick counts of attendees for the national encampment in St Paul.
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Release of British surveyor eases Anglo Venezuelan tensions
Minister Andrade of Venezuela announced that the British crown surveyor, whose arrest had strained relations, was released by order of the Yousquelin authorities. In other news, about 12 million bushels of coal departed from Pirristne for southern river points amid a 10-foot freshet. A fire at Anne Darton’s millinery store in Port Purasant caused $100,000 in losses to shops and homes. The Luther League executive committee set the National convention for Chicago starting November 1 for a three day meeting.
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Luther League
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