Thurston's Way Out At Republican Club Meeting
Cleveland June 20 opening session of the eighth annual convention of Republican clubs adjourned. Delegates heard about silver and gold standard divisions, with Thurston Nebraska delivering a stirring address against unlimited coinage of silver. Iowa proposed a model state league constitution amid silver debate and preparations for Milwaukee as next convention site.
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Cleveland
Arcade Hotel
South Carolina
Milwaukee
Executive Board
Cluba
Olney Eyes Aggressive Move Over Mora Claim
Washington faces possible occupation of Havana to enforce the Mora indemnity. The Mora claim of 1.5 million, tied to Antonio Maximo Mora, has prompted Secretary Olney to consider forceful measures if Spain delays payment. The move would pressure Spain through the Cuban custom houses until funds are secured.
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Washington
Maximo Mora
State Department
Olney
Mora
Spain
Hanna Taylor
United States
Congress
New York
Spein
Ita
Antonio Maximo Mora
Cuba
Cortes
Havana
Receipts From Post Offices Across Eight States Decline
Western states show most declines as annual postmaster salary adjustments raise or lower office payments. Total presidential offices 3,466. 1,087 salaries raised, 398 cut. Net receipts up 1,739,953 with gross gain 1,894,092 and gross loss 154,139. Changes affect Colorado Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska South Dakota and more. In other items, tin exports to the U S rise in 1895, sugar trust cases delayed, and various notices from Washington and beyond.
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Washmeton
West
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Kurt Collins
Crested Butte
Newvaaile
Iowa
Carroll and Webster
Gladden
Oakland
Walnut
Kansas
McPherson
Wellington
Enterprise
Ness City
Missouri
Kirksville
Marysville
Warrensburg
Nebraska
Norfolk
Ainsworth
South Dakota
Alexander
Croton
Howard
Deadwood
Huron
Watertown
Catholic University graduates receive degrees at six year milestone
Washington June 21 The American Catholic university held its sixth year commencement in the divinity building with Bishop Keene presiding. Dr O Gorman presented 40 candidates to Mer Satolli, who conferred the degrees after the candidates professed faith according to the Baltimore council. The creed of Pope Pius IX was read by Dr Lucas, and all touched the gospel book. Mgr Batelli spoke and Bishop Keene closed with congratulations.
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Washington
Jaue
American Catholic University
Divinity Building
Keene
Dr. O'Gorman
Divinity Faculty
Mer. Satolli
Council of
Baltimore
Pius IX
Lucas
Mgr. Batelli
Fire destroys Chicago Bedding Company plant in Kenosha
A fire at the Chicago Bedding Company plant in Kenosha Wisconsin is believed incendiary. Bernard Rosenow of Chicago is arrested on arson charges. Loss estimated at 50600 dollars. Belgian stockholders in City of Mexico noted. General Geronanimo Trevino arrived to arrange transfer of the Monterey and Gulf railway to Belgian stockholders.
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Chicago
Kenosna
Wis
Chicago Bedding Company
Bernard Rosenow
City of Mexico
Geronanimo Trevino
Monterey and Gulf Railway
League Leaders and Silver Debate at Cleveland Meeting
Delegates pour into Cleveland for the National Republican League convention with McAlpine favored for president among eastern attendees. Carter and Duboin lead the silver movement attracting western delegates while southern Democrats resist a hard silver line. The American Protective Tariff league runs headquarters here aiding a tariff and sound money stance as actions on tariff and silver are deferred to next year’s meeting. Notorious border bandit Rafael Valdez killed near Piedras Negras after escape attempt. Dr Te D McCabe resigns from Ohio Wesleyan University after long service and leadership roles.
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McKinley
Hanna
Union League
Major Osborne
Nelson
Merriam, Brown
Clayton Powell
Moses P. Handy
Patton
Michigan
Clark
Wyoming
Carter
Montana
Thurston
Nebraska
Dubois
Idaho
Warner Miller
New York
Hanns
League
General McAlpin
John Byrnes
Denver
A. B. Humphreys
McAlpin
Committee On Resolutions
J. B. Robinson
Pennsylvania
H. B. Knowles
Delaware
Tawney
Minnesota
Robinson
Mr. Hunter
Missouri
Ohio
Zanesville
J. M. Thurnton
Cleveland
National Republican League
E. A. McAlpine
McAlpine
H. C. Evans
Tennessee
B. Elkins
West Virginia
Isaac Trumbo
John Goodnow
Duboin
American Protective Tariff League
Wilbur S’. Wakeman
Antisilverites
South
Tariff League
National League
Bacin Pass
Tex
Rafael Valdez
Lampanas
Mex
Piedras Negras
Laidlaw-Sage Case Awards $40,000 Damages
The jury ruled for Laidlaw in New York, awarding $40,000 damages to the plaintiff. A stay in the case was granted until September.
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Laidlaw
New York
Jane Jr
Laidlaw-Sage
Lord Colin Campbell Dead in Bombay Vellum
Lord Colin Campbell fourth son of the Duke of Argyle died in Bombay at 43 from pneumonia while serving as a captain in the Bombay rifle volunteers. Also noted is the quiet marriage of Professor J Lawrence Laughlin to Miss Mary Curtis Cramer in Chicago. A report from Marin claims Cuban insurgents were captured.
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Colin Campbell
Bome Bay
Duke of Argyle
Bombay Rifle Voluntesr Corps
Chicago
Vinander
Crago
J. Lawrence Laughlin
Mary Curtis Cramer
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Onming
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Harrison
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Coke
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Knowles
Gold Standard
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Iowa State Register
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Dis
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Music Hall
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Rhode Island
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Mississippi
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Foster
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League of Woman's Republican Club
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Storey
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Laramie
Drew
German
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Willam Jones
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Corsicana
J. J. Williame
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the Tribune
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Epworth League
Charles ‘Keck
Iowa Talla
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Ivanhoe Construction Company
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W. H. Doolittle
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J. L. Carney
Kentucky
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Gus Jacob
Julia
Harlan County
Gus Losb
Lonpox
Daily Telegraph
Shanghai
Chen Tu
Yale
New Haven
Silverites
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Denawane, O
Te. D. McCabe
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Marin
Joe
Tomen
Bass
S. the Serpent
Sting
Hanling
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Swift Specific CO
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Harry F, Starr
Pottavillo
Miles Henri
Dr. Miles Medical Co
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G. Tormay
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Enr
UN* & Co
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