Prohibition and Democratic National Convention News
Kansas City reports focus on the upcoming Democratic convention with talks of platform choices and possible New York and Illinois candidates. Prohibition figures Woolley Metcalfe and Bliss are noted, while other state and local races are listed with brief heroics from Captain Homer Fuller.
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Kansas City
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
Nebraska
Philadelphia
New York
Sulzer
David B. Hill
B. F. Shively
Indiana
Charles A. Towne
John G Woolley
Emanuel Woolley
George Fox
New England
New Jersey
Dr. Woolley
Collinsville
Ohio Wesleyan University
Paris
Illinois
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Col
Aaron T. Bliss
Col. Bliss
Pingree
Michigan
Saginaw
Towne Nominations Sought by Populists and Silver Republicans
Kansas City dispatch reports intense vice presidential maneuvering for Charles A. Towne with General E. B. Corser in Minnesota arranging for Silver Republican support and possible cross party talks among Populists Silver Republicans and the Democratic committee seeking a tentative accord for Towne’s candidacy amid past precedents from 1896.
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Cago
Bryan
Towne
Townes
Kansas City
Charles A. Towne
E. 8
Corser
Minnesota
Silver Republican Party
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Sewall
Senator Jones
William J. Stone
National Committee For
Missouri
Damage on Katy flyer injures four near Muskogee I T
The north bound Katy flyer derailed 35 miles south of Muskogee Oklahoma injuring engineer Cook fireman Patrick baggageman Holman and traveling engineer Danforth though none are believed seriously hurt. In Bonham Texas three smallpox cases were reported in Dodd City quarantined with exposed people placed in a detention camp. Yale won the 8 card varsity shell race at New London beating Harvard by about six lengths.
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Muskogee
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Here
Cook
Patrick
Holman
Danforth
Bonham, Tex
Dodd City
New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Boundary dispute ends as meridian fixes line between Kiowa Comanche and Chickasaw
Guthrie Oklahoma June 29. Government surveyors confirm the ninety eighth degree west longitude between the Red and Canadian rivers as the true boundary between the Kiowa Comanche reservation and the Chickasaw Nation. This locates lands for allotment and affects residents with improvements on disputed land.
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Bryan, Texas
Burt Norwood
M. H. James
Texas
Liza
Dray Line
F. A.lee
F. A. Lee
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Prohibition
Whlert
Mr. Woolley
Mr. Metcalfe
Providence
Henry B. Metcalfe
Providence County Savings Bank
Metcalfe
Biiss
Henderson
Waterloo
Senator Daniel
Richmond
Lynchburg
John H. Daniel
Daniel
Vaughan Faction
Birmingham
Ala
State Republican Committee
John A. Steele
Vaughan
St. Paul
Samuel R. Vincent
Fuller
New Albany
Ind
Homer Fuller
Falls of the Ohio
James Miller
Clint Rodgers
Madison
Paducah
Jancy
J. L. Hearne
Katy Flyer
Fannin County
Wootan Wells
Psemere
R. H. Wade
City Bakery
H. Griesser
Webb Bros
Willis & Coleman
Brogdens Livery Stable
Havings
Jas. C. Kernale
Pires
J. V. Brogdon
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