New York Delegation Prefers Hill in State Convention
A New York state convention delegates by unanimous vote backed Governor and Lieutenant Governor and supported Senator Hill. The address praises unity with other states, condemns rival sects, and calls Hill a strong leader who can beat the Republican candidate in November. The speech likens the fight to ancient Greece and urges resolve.
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York
Senator Hill
Iire
New York
Towa
Illinois
Onde
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Maryland
Kentucky
Hill
Harrison
Fac
Waterloo
Blucher
St. Helena
Thermopyle
Greece
Croker
Wilson
Thomas Reed
Cedar Rapids
America
Resolutions Committee
Campbell
Colorado
W.C. Dewitt
Brooklyn
Poveney
Connecticut
Grover Cleveland
A. W. Green
Cleveland
Boies
Stevenson
Watterson
Himsel
Louisiana
Collins
P. A. Collins
Old Bay State
Abbott
United States
Thermopylae
United States of America
Henshal
Minnesota
Cochran
Tillman
South Carolina
Ochs
Tennessee
Oxas
Danielis
Virginia
Rourke Cochran
Tammany
Daniels
Goode
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Horace Boies Named as Democratic Presidential Candidate Hope
The address lauds Horace Boies as Iowa’s candidate for the Democratic nomination, tracing his journey from New York birth to adoption in Iowa, his defection from the Republican side in 1880 over tariff and moral issues, and his rise to governor amid tariff reform and anti-sumptuary laws, urging unity for a nationwide campaign.
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Gulf
Mississippi Valley
New York
Iona
Horacedies
Lincoln
Iowa
Grimes
Kirkwood
Allison
Garfield
Supreme Court of
Horace Boies
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Murphy
Hill
Democratic convention in Des Moines stirs over Cleveland nomination
The June twenty second session at Convention Hall in Des Moines features fiery oratory, banners for Boies and Cleveland, and clashes over tariff and silver planks as Grover Cleveland emerges as the favored candidate. Delegates cheer, banners collide, and adjournment bids spark rowdy interruptions amid heated debates on platform and nominations.
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Curiaco
Committee On Resolutions
Bourke Cochran
Vilas
Cleveland
Civil Service
Jones
Indiana
Voorhees
W. E. English
English
Grover Cleveland
Iowa
John F. Duncombe
Horace Boies
Fenton
Kansas
Popular Boston transport hub runs Shore Line and Colonial Express tickets
No 3 Old State House under Mr L H Palmer has long been a popular transportation headquarters in Boston where tickets or drawing room car seats for the Shore Line express trains or the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Hamilburg Grishaver Wedding in Cotillon Hall
Sol J. Hamilburg treasurer of the Globe Theatre wed Miss Rose Grishaver in Cotillon Hall yesterday afternoon in a ceremony attended by hundreds. Rabbi Raphael Lasker officiated with Canton Isadore Challoff assisting. The bride wore white figured ottoman silk with a long veil and lilies of the valley bouquet. A mag nificent diamond pendant was given by the groom. Bridesmaids included Rosa Caro Nettie Hamilburg Katie Levy and Sadie Hamilburg. Millie Grishaver and Sadie Hamilbag cooing sister of the groom served as maids.
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Sol J. Hamilburg
Globe Theatre
Rose Grishaver
Cotillon Hall
Raphael Lasker
Union Park
Isadore Challoff
Rosa Caro
Nettie Hamilburg
Katie Levy
Sadie Hamilburg
Millie Grishaver
Sadie Hamilba
More Aid For Mrs Gould Receives Latest Contribution
The Post reports another donation to the Gould family a $5 check sent by W. Rodman. A Postman delivered the gift to Mrs Gould who thanked the donors expressing gratitude for the support.
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Gould
W. Rodman
Resignation Address by Ex-President Abner Goodell at Genealogical Society
The Historic Genealogical Society met yesterday as Ex-President Abner Goodell delivered his resignation after five years of leadership and reforms. At the May 31 meeting Dr. Benjamin Apthorp Gould presided, with Hamilton Andrews Hill proposing resolutions praising Goodell’s devotion, building and administration improvements, and wishing him health and usefulness, plus certified copies of the resolutions to be sent to Goodell.
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Abner Goodell
The
Historic Genealogical Society
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
Goodell
Hamilton Andrews Hill
Abner C. Goodell, Jr
Dr Greene's Noted Cure Claims Boost for His Method
Physicians in 178 Tremont street area tout Dr Charles A Greene as a successful physician with a forty four year record. He claims to have cured Bright's disease and consumption without internal medicines by stopping drug use and increasing blood. He offers to treat cases believed hopeless and invites scrutiny by the public.
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Charles A. Greene
Tremont Street
Greene
Bright
Omaica Plain
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J. F. Duncombe
Mississippi River
Middle States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Empire State
Great Northwest
Great Southwest
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Mississippi
Missouri
Ilinois
Nebraska
Texas
Towa Democrats
Iowa Democracy
Arkansas
Lowa
Great West
Daniel E. Sickles
Dubignon
Georgia
Whitney
Michigan
Don Dickinson
Charles H. Jones
Patterson
Committee On
Wild
Madison
Syracuse
Don M. Dickinson
Dickinson
Neal
Rive
Mr. Neal
Silver Tongue
Mr. Watterson
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
St. Louis
Democratic Platform Committee
James G. Blaine
Benjamin F. Butler
William R. Morrison
Morrison
Henry Watterson
Alabama
Fenlon
New Jersey
Leon Abbott
Gose, & Warner Vt
General Sickles
Manning
Albany
Russell
David B. Hill
Ed Murphy
New
Senator Voorhees
MR. Gilder
James Pyle
Hamilburg—Grishaver
Genealogical Society
DR. C. A. Greene
Avention
Friends
Co. H. Graves & Sons
Furnlura
Washington St
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