Hinl and Daniel Vie for Temporary Chairman Lead
Chicago reports early morning talks in hotel corridors as delegates and visitors discuss Senator David Hinl and John W. Daniel for temporary chairman. Silver supporters optimistic as convention hall fills with about 7000 people by noon and banners appear among arriving delegations.
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Chicago
David B. Hinl
John W. Daniel
Convention
Democrats Open Convention with Prayer and Hill Named
Delegates from West, Kentucky, Nevada and Tennessee took seats as ex-Officials Bussell Russell and Fitch appeared as proxies. Senator Hill named temporary chairman amid cheers while Rev E M Stires led opening prayer. Harrity announced temporary officers and the convention prepared to proceed with organizational formalities.
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Chr
Missouri
Lindsay
Kentucky
Stewart
Nevada
McMillin
Tennessee
W. C. Whitney
New York
Bussell
William EB. Russell
Massachusetts
Blackburn
Whitney
Ashbel P. Fitch
New York City
Senator Hill
Flower
Sheehan
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Harrity
National Committee
E. M. Stires
Grace Episcopal Church of Chicago
Hill
Democratic National Committee
David B. Hill
Minnesota
Simon B. “Tin
Indiana
Indiana; For Sergeant-At- Orcholonel John I. Martin
Mr. Harrity
Clayton Proposes Daniel as Democratic Convention Chairman
Reported at length from the Democratic national convention in Chicago with Clayton of Alabama presenting a minority recommendation to substitute John W. Daniel for David B. Hill as temporary chairman, followed by passionate debate, speeches by Waller and McDermott, and interruptions over the party’s leadership choice.
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Democratic National Committee
Clayton
Alabama
National Democratic Convention
National Committee
John W. Daniel
Virginia
David B. Hill
New York
Henry D. Clayton
McRea
Arkansas
Michael F. Tarpey
California
C. §. Thomas
Colorado
Samuel Pasco
Florida
Clark Howell
Georgia
C. W. Blair
Kansas
Arthur Sewall
Maine
D. J. Campau
Michigan
A. J. Davidson
Montana
R. P. Keating
Nevada
F. H. Busbee
North Carolina
M. L. Donaldson
South Carolina
William C. Zeistikow
North Dakota
P. J. Otey
J. W. Burton
Utah
W. J. Kuickendale
Wyoming
C. W. Shannon
Arizona
J. L. Norris
District of Columbia
H. B. Ferguson
New Mexico
F. M
Richardson
Oklahoma
J. L. Owen
Indian Territory
C. 8S. Thomas
Harrity
Mr. Harrity
Thomas M. Waller
Connecticut
Allan L. McDermott
New Jersey
M’dermott
BOLT
Mr. McDermott
Sterling Democracy
Pene
Senator Hill
Waller
Hill
McDermott
Daniel
Chicago
Washington
Jefferson
Minority Report
C. E. Waller
M. F. Turple
Fellows
John R. Fellows
United States
Colonel Fellows
Marsden
B. W. Marsden
Louisiana
Mr. Marsden
Charles S. Thomas
J. Ladd
Illinois
Senator Daniel
J. W. St. Clair
West Virginia
Elmira
Jones
White
Hogg
Texas
Senator Daniels
Gralleries
Sulzer
D. B. Hill
National Democratic Committee
Debating Democratic Convention Usual Unit Rule Row
Delegates clash over unit voting as votes for Hill and Daniel are tallied after roll calls. Speakers urge party unity and demand adherence to majority sentiment amid cheers, with Daniels acclaimed as temporary chairman and convention adjourned for organization.
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Hole
Michigan
David B. Hill
Harrity
Hill
Flower
New York
Noes
Ohio
Daniel
Daniel's Long Talk and Defense of Silver Faction Stand
Senator Daniel's July meeting drew roaring cheers as he praised the nation’s unity beyond North South or West. He urged Democrats to follow the party majority on coinage, invoking union across regions and the 1892 convention's stance on gold and silver.
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Colorado
National Committee
Daniel
Senator Daniel
Senator Hill
Maine
Louisiana
Texas
Virginia
Georgia
California
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
St. Louis
New Orleans
John Bull
Kentucky
Great Britain
New York
States name convention officers and credentials panel
The States released the elected members of resolutions and credentials committees for the convention. Officials listed include J. H. Bankhead from Alabama and J. R. Jones from Arkansas, with numerous peers from across the states and territories. The roll covers governors, senators, and party leaders, headed by figures such as J. H. Reagan, J. H. Cochran, and Carter Glass, among many others. Continued details reference additional names and territories, marking a wide party assembly.
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Chicago
Ee J. H. Bankhead
D. T. Goodwin
Arkansas
J. R. Jones
S. M. Taylor
California
Stephen M. Witte
W. R. Rourke
Colorado
C. S. Thomas
T. J. O’donnell
Connecticut
Lynde Harrison
E. Bb, Coogan
George F. Gray
William H. Joyce
Robert W. Davis
E. B. Lukin
Georgia
Evan P. Howell
Hal T. Lewis
Idaho
Hiarry Hilliard
T. Reagan
Llinois
N. E. Worthington
A. E. Hope
Indiana
James McCabe
Eli Marvin
Iowa
J. S. Murphy
W. A. Wells
Kansas
J. D. McLaverty
M. L. Love
Kentucky
Blackburn
David R. Murray
S. M. Robinson
H. W. Ogen
Maine
C. Vey Holman
L. B. Deasey
John P. Poe
Edward Wareld
Massachusetts
John E. Russell
John C. Crosby
Michigan
T. A. E. Weadock
F. Brucker
American Wringer Co Advertises in Boston
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill in Boston offering all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge, with contact by mail or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
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Erie
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A. W. Wheeler & CO
James E. O’brien
Chauncey L. Baxster
Mississippi
J. Z. George
A. J. McLaurin
Francis M. Cockrell
M. E. Benton
BE. D. Matts
W. G. Dowing
W. J. Bryan
C. Hollenbeck
N.S. Harwood
Euclid Martin
T. W. Healy
Robert E. Wright
J. Henry Cochran
Rhode Island
David S. Backer
John B. Conley
B. R. Tillman
W. H. Elllerbe
South Dakota
W. R. Teel
S. A. Ramsey
Albert T. McNeil
Thomas McConnell
John H. Reagan
J. W. Blake
J. L. Rawlins
J. F. Wilson
A. Jones
John M. Hewitt
M. L. Bixler
W. S. Benton
R. L. Owens
James Wood
District Columbia
R. E. Mattingly
John Boyle
Alaska
C. D. Rogers
T. L. Williams
R. E. Spraggins
Charles Coffin
James V. Coleman
J. G. Maguire
B. Sweeney
James Aldis
L. T. Tingler
Wme Vernon
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Quirin—Henderson
North Cambridge
Mass
Alexander McKenzie
D. D
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William Edward Quirin
Grace
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Wells
Melrose
Susan A. Wells
Central Terrace
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J. Newman & Sons
Tremont Ste
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