Altgeld at the Head Brief Convention at Peoria
John P Altgeld was nominated unanimously for Illinois governor at a five hour Democratic convention in Peoria. The gathering backed free silver, instructed delegates to Chicago, and featured a rousing speech by Altgeld defending democracy against the current administration. Also noted were Ohio and Indiana conventions signaling strong silver support and party unity.
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Enlures
Pronta
John P. Altgeld
Democratic Party
Illinois
Jonny
Aligeld
Republican Party
Ladd
Bell
Committee On Permanent Organization
Charles K. Ladd
Henry County
Champ Clark
Missouri
Richard P. Bland
Altgeld
McKinley
St. Louis
House
Silver Dick” Bland
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Joseph Glackburn
Kentucky
Esch
P. Scott
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Ince
Europe
Wall Street
Matthews
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tree
Gold County
Mystic Shriners Elect Officers at Cleveland Meeting
Mystic Shriners chose Detroit as the 1807 meeting site. The five lowest imperial council officers will be appointed by the imperial potentate. Elected officers include imperial potentate Harrison Bingham Washington deputy Albert D. McGarry Denver chief rabban Ethelbert Allen Kansas City assistant John H. Atwood Leavenworth high priest and prophet William H. Sweight St Paul oriental guide Lew B Windson Grand Rapids treasurer W. S. Brown Pittsburg recorder Benjamin W. Rowell Lynn.
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Mystic Shriners
Cleveland
Detroit
Imperial Council
Imperial Potantate
Imperial
Harrison Bingham
Washington
Albert D. McGarry
Denver
Rabban
Ethelbert ¥. Allen
Kansas City
John H. Atwood
Leavenworth
William H. Sweight
St. Paul
Lew B Windson
Grand Rapids
W. 8. Brown
Pittsburg
Benjamin W. Rowell
Lynn
Photographers Convention Opens at Chautauqua Lake
The Photographers Association of America opened its annual session at Cualeron on Chautauqua Lake with about 1500 delegates. Porter Shielden gave the welcome, Bell Smith of Cincinnati spoke for the presidency. A five member committee will study a possible revision of the constitution and bylaws, with a report expected Friday. In a separate item, a seven foot tidal wave was sighted along Mendocino coast near Unstan, attributed to the Jap-Boose earthquake, causing no damage.
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Jamestown
Photographers’ Association of America
Cualeron
Chautauqua Lake
Porter Shielden
Bell Smith
Cincinnati
Wavro
California
Unstan
Cal
Mendocino County
Big River
Jap- Boose
Winter President Elected for Northern Pacific
June 24 New York report that the reorganized Northern Pacific railroad elected 3B. Winter as president. The present general manager of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railroad will assume the position shortly.
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Winter
New Youk
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad
Winter Will
Denver to Welcome McKeery July First
Senator Teller notified Mayor McKenry that he will reach Denver on July 1 for a state wide reception. The event, shifting from the Fourth of July, will involve participation from across the state.
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Felier
Denver
McKenrery
Teller
Liberals Victorious In Dominion Election Returns
Late returns show the government badly beaten with Laurier likely to win majorities in all provinces except New Brunswick. Total likely seats place Conservatives 83, Liberals 119, Independents 10, with Liberal gains across Ontario and Quebec and notable shifts on Catholic and separate schools issues. Joseph Martin wins in Winnipeg over Hugh McDonald.
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Ottawa
Laurier
Dominion
New Brunswick
New House
Toronto
Quebea
Way
Antis
Winnipeg
Joseph Martin
Manitoba
Hugh McDonald
Canada
John A. McDonald
McDonald
Maceo Says Maceo Visited Havana and Met Insurgents
William Ryan, collector for Virginia, reports a personal interview with General Antonio Maceo in Havana Pinar del Rio. Maceo, in disguise as a poor peasant, appeared in central Havana last Monday, was healthy and hopeful for Cuban arms, and gave Ryan a photographed portrait for verification with the president and General Lee.
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Maceo
Havana
New York
William Ryan
Virginia
Cuba
Antonio Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Ryan
Genera Lee
Mr. Ryan
Balcony Collapse Kills Several at Royal Exchange Hotel
During political excitement yesterday a balcony at the Royal Exchange hotel collapsed as a crowd stood beneath. Among the injured and presumed dead are Mrs McIandish James Brown Mrs Kitchen Miss McEwan James McArthur Oldershaw of Chatham George McLintock of Flint Mich and Mrs D E Spencer Angus Sickelateel Mrs McEwan Mrs East ham Mrs Newcombe and Mrs Thomas. British Press Correspondent London June 24 reports the arrest of Surveyor Harrison and comments on Venezuela administration. San Francisco June 24 reports continued debris removal with four hours needed to clear the lowest story and basement and verify rumors of ring workers crushed beneath.
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Cuaraam
Ont
Royal Exchange Hotel
McIandish
James Brown
Kitchen
Miss McEwan
James McArthur
Oldershaw
Chatham
George McLintock
Flint
Mich
D. E. Spencer
Angus Sickelateel
McEwan
Eastham
Newcombe
Thomas
Loxpon
The
Daily Telegraph
Harrison
Washington
London
White House
Venezuela
San Francisco
Debria
Witts Lowers the Record on San Francisco Run
J H Witts captain of Fall River Crescent Cycle club reached here on his bid from San Francisco to New York lowering the record by eight days and 170 miles. He left San Francisco May 24 and since Chicago has averaged 125 miles daily aided by pacemakers as he aims for New York before noon. Emperor William Interested in English monetary pamphlets news from Berlin says the Daily News correspondent may lift German bimetallists with renewed hope.
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Emperor William
London
Berlin
Daily News
William
Princeton Defeats Yale In Eleven Innings
Yale was defeated yesterday by Princeton in a thrilling 11 inning battle at Yale field. The final score was 3 to 2 in favor of Princeton, making the decisive game of the series one of the most exciting contests on the Yale ground.
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Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Buffalo Strike Ends At Union Yard Conference
Buffalo reports a meeting yesterday between the union dry dock strikers and the yards superintendent produced an amicable arrangement. The men will return to work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Union Dry Dock
Government plans 199000 more troops for Cuba by year end
June 24 report states the government intends to deploy 199000 additional troops to Cuba by the end of the year. The item notes a substantial buildup in the military force abroad amid ongoing tensions.
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Cuba
Maprio
L Ead
Badge A Great Race Horse Sets Fast Pace
Rep Oak June v Badge paced the fastest heat of the season, mile in 2 2 0734, lowering Pactolus track record. Afrite pressed Badge each heat but tired at the wire. Thorndine wins 2 25 pace, Eva Wright leads 8 year old 8 88 trot. crowd includes firemen bands from Hamburg Willisea Corning Oreston.
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Rep Oak
Badge
Afernoon
Pactolus Park
Afrite
Jo Ho
Thorndine
Eva Wright
Hamburg
Willisea
Corning
Oreston
Rankin Arrested For Brewery On His Nebraska Farm
Henry Rankin, a wealthy Nebraska City farmer, was arrested by Special Revenue Officer Parker near Talmage for operating a small brewery without federal permit. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Seymour and bound over in 2500. Rankin admits brewing for 25 years but says it was for personal use and not sold.
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Henry Rankin
Nebraska City
Parker
Talmage
Sam
United States
Seymour
Rankin
Crider
America
Europe
Medical
New York City
Ottumwa
Iowa
Burlington
Atlantic
Wingsor
Windsor Hotel
Jackson Crider
Ottumwa Medical and Surgical Instituce
Thegins of
Cainer
Seo
Greter
Cetner
Andrew Orry
DeFranco
Iowa Beck
Toledo
Runaway crash injures two Rock Bluffs men in June
In Rock Bluffs John Wyatt and Phelan Hall were seriously injured after a runaway accident near Rock Blu Clizeons Hart. In Idaho Mrs Haney, 6 month old child, were shot and killed by a recently discharged section crew man who then died by own action. In Salt Lake Bank of Salt Lake failed to open with about 260000 in liabilities. In Greenwich E H Gibson of Ondawa Paper Company died by poison, linked to misuse of trust estates and a large alleged sum.
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Hart
Pearrsmouth
John Wyatt
Phelan Hall
Rock Bluffs
PexpLteton
Haney
Rock Springs
Ida
East Lake Dank
Sarr Lange
The
Bank of Salt Lake (Not Incorporated
James H. Bacon
F. W. Ross
American National Bank
Troy
E. H. Gibson
Ondawa, Paper Company
Greenwich
Gibson
League of Press Clubs Burraco Session Opens in City
The International League of Press clubs meets at the Iroquois hotel with over 100 delegates in attendance. In a separate note New Vous reports Mrs. Fleming acquitted on poisoning charges, found not guilty.
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League of Press Clubs
Burraco
International League of Press Clubs
Iroquois Hotel
Mrs. Fleming
New Vous
Railroads Cut Rates For Illinois Democratic Convention
Western Passenger association faces new trouble over travel to the Illinois Democratic state convention in Peoria. The Wabash issued a longer round trip from Chicago, Rock Island set a $2 round trip rate, and Chicago and Alton offered $1 each way with no excursion tickets. Chairman Caldwell will investigate the rate disputes.
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CuscaGo
Western Passenger Association
Illinois
Peoria
Wabash
Chicago
Rock Island
Inarder
Chicago and Alton
Caldwell
Kanana Politician Defaulter in Kansas News
A. P. A. of Kansas president A. D. Hubbard is charged as receiver of Snow-Hamilton Printing for a shortage estimated between 2000 and 8000 dollars. A referee will determine the exact amount. bondsmen may cover losses. Hubbard’s arrest not decided. he is a noted Republican speaker. Belasco Awarded 16000 Damages in New York. Fairbank Chicago millionaire sued over stage trainer case. Jury awarded Belasco interest since 1890 and extra compensation. counter claim denied after three weeks.
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Snow
Hubbard
Kansas
Belasco
New York
David Belasco
N. B. Fairbank
Chicago
Leslie E. Carter
Fairbanks
Cowin Convicted of Forgery in Pittsburg
John W. Cowin, a young lumber merchant who vanished last winter with a $250,000 debt and was later arrested in Central America, was found guilty today on three forgery charges in Pittsburg. There are five additional indictments for forgery and false pretense.
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Cowin
Pittssurg
John W.cowin
Central America
Pittsburg
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McConn
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Creston
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Sioux City
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Josie
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Neb
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Omaha
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Louis Helmer
This County
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Sadie Bennett
T. N. Bennett
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