Felo Democrats Meet and Indorsements Debate
Indianaapolis Sept 2 Senator Palmer opened the gold Democrats convention in Tomlinson hall with over 800 delegates from 41 states. Debate centers on platform scope and endorsing income tax, retiring greenbacks, and a new federal banking system with a gold standard favored by eastern members. Morton declines nomination. Bragg and Palmer considered for president, with Buckner likely for vice president amid platform disputes.
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Pythians Begin Camp Life at Yale with Orders
Camp Yale of the uniform rank Knights of Pythias was handed to General John Lopner and a council of generals issued the encampment's first general orders detailing camp life rules, prize drills, and duties. Warburton Editor Found Dead in Atlantic City Hotel at 60, death due to heart disease.
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Palmer the Nominee for President and Buckner for Vice
Two white haired veterans of the late war, John M. Palmer of Illinois and Simon Buckner of Kentucky, were nominated by the National Democratic convention for president and vice president. The platform repudiates Chicago doctrines, endorses Cleveland, gold standard, tariff for revenue, liberal shipping laws, currency reform, civil service, and economy. Palmer accepted after the roll call showed overwhelming support. Buckner’s nomination followed. Henry Watterson said he was not a candidate. Campaign setup includes a nine-member executive committee led by W. D. Bynum, with headquarters likely in Chicago and notices sent Sept. 15.
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Gage County Old Settlers to Hold 16th Annual Picnic
County Old Settler reports Beatrice hosts the Gage county Sixteenth annual picnic at the Beatrice grounds on Sept. 2. The notice lists local organizers and timing for the event.
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British statesman Chamberlain arrives in New York on Yerntonic
Right Hon. Josep Chamberlain, British secretary of state for the colonies, was a passenger on the White Star Line steamer Yerntonic which arrived from Liverpool at New York.
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Somerby Unanimously Re-elected Supreme President
Detroit Sept 1 l . D. Somerby of Baltimore was unanimously re elected supreme president of the Order of the Tron hall.
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