THE TARIFF PLANK. Committee on Resolutions Members Named
St Louis June 3 The talks center on Senator Gorman of Maryland as chairman of the resolutions committee. Mutchler and Worthington are named for Pennsylvania and Illinois respectively. The plan favors tariff reform but avoids radical language. Southern Western delegations back reform. New York and New England watch closely for a majority.
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Steamer Chair Makes Sixteen Day Abroad Comfort Prime
An overseas summer trip hinges on a reliable Steamer Chair for sixteen days of happiness, comfort, and calm. With nearly a dozen styles starting at two dollars, invest a dollar or two more for lasting quality rather than a creaky, hit or miss option.
Monster meeting in Cork over papal reservation issue
Cork held a large gathering to discuss action on the papal reservation. In London, Mr. Blaine arrived to a reception from friends as reported on page 2.
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Insurance for Property Protection Proclaimed by Paige
Near the remarks on property protection, Joan C Paige of 20 Kilby Street offers insured services with unsurpassed facilities and careful handling of every detail of such business for owners seeking protection.
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Kilby Street
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General A R Lawton Reports Blaine’s Weak Askings
General A R Lawton United States minister to Austria arrived in New York on the La Gascogne for six weeks leave. He brought discouraging news about James G Blaine aging and not appearing well. Lawton said Blaine might accept a presidential nomination if chosen by the convention and suggested Blaine had probably changed his mind about a nation’s support.
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Northfield Seminary opens new buildings in 1890s era ceremonies
Northfield Seminary at Norravheto holds inaugural ceremonies for new facilities. Noted missionaries and educators from Smith Amherst Wellesley Mt Holyoke attend with Moody and Sankey as leading figures. A $65 000 Moody friends hotel welcomes 130 guests. a $25 000 stone library by James Talcott is presented, and a church cornerstone for $25 000 is laid. Moody preaches twice. Hastings of Boston also speaks. July and August Bible school conference expected to draw large attendance.
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Central Labor Union condemns mills over May 30 holiday incident
The Lawrence Central Labor Union adopted resolutions denying that local corporations granted a half day off on Memorial Day. It censured a specific mill overseer for tearing up petitions and noted over 200 workers were sent out next day. The move drew public indignation and press condemnation.
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Theft at Connolly premises and Sullivan saloon in Salem
Police report ten cases of lager and a jug of liquor stolen from Mrs Connolly at the Point and liquor cigars taken from James Sull ivan's saloon on Union street. A party of tramps were found drinking from jugs in a field and three were locked up on suspicion of theft connections.
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New Persian Trimmings Shine in Jordan Mangsy Colors
The trimming department at Jordan Mangsy & Co. showcases latest Persian trimmings for teagowns, matinées, and street dresses with superb coloring and design. Visit to see the effects.
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Thurman Tariff Reform Dominates Convention Prospect
Cleveland reporters note the tariff reform platform as the key issue while Thurman gains momentum to secure the nomination. Gray opposition remains, Stevenson and Black supporters amid shifting state loyalties, with Illinois, New England, and Pacific coast delegates weighing Thurman versus alternative names.
Ohio Delegation Wavers Over Thurman Nomination
Ohio Democrats wrestle with backing Judge Thurman for vice president as aging concerns and rival Gray forces collide. Indiana backers tout Gray while Ohio and New York factions argue over loyalty, with Cleveland’s choice still undisclosed and tensions rising for a possible shift at the convention.
Thurman as a Candidate for Vice President
The Times editorial argues ex Senator Thurman of Ohio should become the Democratic vice presidential nominee alongside President Cleveland. It notes Thurman, age 74, prefers retirement but remains devoted to public service, while contending his nomination would strengthen the ticket with experience, character, and party unity without merely placating factions.
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Collins favored for permanent convention presidency in St Louis
Incoming delegates largely back General Collins as permanent president with no strong opposition. The national committee aims to recognize the Pacific slope by possibly appointing Lieutenant-Governor Whits as temporary president. Henry Watterson is floated for two posts but prefers his committee role on resolutions. Presenting President Cleveland’s name remains undecided, with New York delegation under discussion.
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Committee On Resolutions
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Political speakers debated for upcoming event
F Gilroy General Pryor John Fellows Daniel Dougherty and Mayor Chapin of Brooklyn are discussed as possible speakers. Pryor Fellows and Raines face prejudice concerns while Chapin has a clear record but lesser oratorical power. Thurman and Gray names loom with regional backers and Patterson may present General Black.
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Newark
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Ohio
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Indiana Delegation Chooses Stenley for Organization Committee
A report from the convention indicates the Indiana delegation named Mr Stenley to the committee on organization with a directive to back a Southern candidate for the chair. It remains doubtful that any late bid can defeat Mr Collins of Massachusetts for permanent chairman.
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Associated Press
Collins
Massachusetts
Indiana
Stenley
Committee On Organization
Tariff plank fight splits party factions in 1884 platform
A plan to reaffirm the 1884 tariff plank without stronger reform or Mills bill backing faces opposition from Morrison, Scott, Wavaca, and Southern Democrats. Despite Mills supporters pressing for endorsement, the opposing bloc remains formidable, with Barnum Prince Gorman and others linked to the effort.
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Bay State delegates arrive for national meeting in St Louis
The Massachusetts delegation reaches St Louis at 10 am after a smooth trip from Albany to Buffalo. General Collins rests well. rain in Boston area noted but sun later. Food stops, late arrivals and hotel arrangements feature as delegates mingle, with plans for a formal meeting tomorrow at 11 o'clock and invitations extended by the citizen’s committee. Colonel French and Westfield’s George E. wypinple attend. ex mayor Prince’s retirement adds political intrigue to the day.
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Georgia Delegation Joins South Carolina for Thurman Support
Southern delegates bound for St. Louis depart Atlanta with South Carolina group. Georgia favors Thurman for second place as part of a strong regional push.
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Delegates Face Dry Sunday as St Louis Bars Close
St Louis on June 8 faced a strict Sunday beer ban ahead of the national convention. Delegates from Texas and New York endured thirst, drinking Mississippi River mud as bars refused service until Monday. The city enforced the prohibition more strictly than Portland or Bangor, with few forewarned patrons able to find relief.
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Pacific Mills Taxes Abated Refuted by County Commissioners
In Lawrence on June 8, the county commissioners upheld the city assessors value of Pacific Mills at 4 million dollars for May 1 1886, denying abatement. The tax commissioner had valued the mill at 2.5 million, but the petition for abatement was dismissed and no change was granted.
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Pacific
Steamers Arrived Across Atlantic Dates and Origins
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