Republican Conference Demands Administrative Reform At New York Meeting
About 150 Republicans from several states convened at Mott Memorial Hall to press for administrative reform, seek purer party governance, and oppose machine politics. Resolutions condemn interference with nominating processes and back a strong, reform minded national ticket.
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Boston
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E. K. Morton
Pennsylvania
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Frederick A. Potts
New Jersey
George Walton Green
Frederick W. Holls
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G. W. Green
Arthur's candidacy a sham in Burrago report
The Daily Times will publish a conference summary between James D. Warren and President Arthur. It claims Arthur will act as cover for the convention, with a plan to nominate Elihu B. Washburne of Illinois as the candidate and Joseph R. Hawley as vice president. The tactic aims to disrupt the Malt-Breed faction by delaying the real nominee.
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Democrats Pick Chicago for National Convention Date and City
Special despatch reports the Democratic National Committee selecting July 8 in Chicago for the National Democratic Convention. The call outlines roles for Chicago, including venue, financing, printing, hotel rates, and reduced railroad rates, with delegates from states territories and DC invited. The document specifies responsibilities for the city of Chicago to provide a hall, pay expenses, and offer headquarters.
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Boston Set for Republican Delegates Convention
The Republican State Committee met in Boston to call a convention on April 30 to select delegates at large for the Chicago National Convention. John D. Long named presiding officer and W. W. Crapp chosen as chair of the resolutions committee. Lodge presided. seven members absent.
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One That of Miser the Other of People Who Want to Avoid a Murder Trial
Norwich reports the Lebanon murder of Harvey Chappell, an 80-year-old wealthy farmer, remains unclear at noon as coroner and investigators seek facts. Residents recall his solitary life and suspicions rise about who harmed him amid a plain Connecticut countryside.
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Boston and Providence checker match ends in draws and wins
New Year games in Providence and a return series at Milliken House saw ten Providence losses, six Boston wins, and twenty draws in a six players per side event. Notable results include Hefner over Freeman two to none with four draws, Powell over Fill two to none, Busby over Di Munn three to one with two draws, Wright and Webb each one win, Stewart three wins to two with Olver, and Merry one win with five draws. A banquet followed the play.
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Corralling Wedding Guests in Janesville
In Janesville Wisconsin February 23 a wedding reception turned chaotic after a guest package containing five ten dollar gold pieces disappeared. The anxious host ordered a housewide search with men stripped to their clothes and women searched by the committee. No money was recovered as guests departed in uneasy silence.
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Strange Devil Fish Haunts Noank Trawl
In Noank Connecticut February 22 two captains mates spotted a four foot long creature entangled in their trawl described as a devil fish with two horns. The unknown species weighed about 200 pounds and baffled the oldest fishermen.
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