Hill Is Their Choice for President by New York Democrats
Thousands attend the New York Democratic convention as David B Hill is nominated on the first ballot. Gen Daniel Sickles presides as permanent chair and Hill addresses the gathered delegates while calls for tariff reform and anti autocrat policy dominate the proceedings.
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Sickles
Daniel IE. Sickles
van Buren
Wright
Masey
Seymour
Tilden
Whdse
Senate
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
Committee On
Daseat Bally
New York
Congress
Democratic Party
Hill
Democrats of
Fon
Ill
David B. Hill
Flower
Senator Hill
Gen. Sickles
Democracy
David B. Gill
Senator Ill
Republican Party
Federal Congress
Cs Smeiey
Joie
A. Weltes
Antichitit Protest Meeting Reported in Atuany
A downtown gathering described as an anti-Hill protest took place in Atuany on February 21. E. Wilery A delivered remarks and the Democrats of the state were involved in recitation of incidents leading to the protest and debates over issues in the peace talks.
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Atuany
E. Wilery Amadee
Democrata
Union Pacific tariff shift and toll relief efforts in Omaha
A Union Pacific switching schedule raises jobber charges from 2.25 to 4.00, up from 1.50 to 3.00 under the old tariff. Omaha jobbers push for five cent bridge toll relief with Wabash and Iowa lines, hoping General Manager Clark will back their Omaha shipments.
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Muirond Squabbie
Omaha
Hob
Dickison
Union Pacific
Dickinson
Council Committee On
Evita
Sse
Uae
Giotras
Vernal
Hellonl
Northwestern split and looming railroad strike threat amid union rifts
A January meeting of hundreds in Battery D debated the Northwestern principle and led to expulsion of trainmen from the Federation of Railway Organizations after agreeing to displace 400 Switchmen. Dabs and Binn erhood leaders denounced officers for treachery and warned of a spring strike unless reforms occur. Separate church efforts led by Dr. Washington Gladden to hold Ohio meetings on labor and employer views were reported as successful in Columbus.
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Battery D
Northwestern
Northwest
Switchmen’s Union
Federation of Railway Organizations
Chicago
Eugene V. Dabs
Charteliars
Vic Binnerhood
L. W. Rogers
Ohio Congregational Churches
Washington Gladden
Columbus
The Missing Link Union Pacific Pullman Line Opens
A fragmentary report notes the Union Pacific and Pacific railways begin operation of a Pullman car service between St Louis and Omaha. It mentions clean cars with excellent appointments, smoking prohibited, attached to the daily fast express, and guarded by experienced porters.
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Union Pacifico Andacific Railways
Pullman
St. Louis
Union Wor
Union Ee Omaha
Neb
New Loaf Turned for 199 Percent
A fragmented notice discusses rising costs and service changes, mentioning first class lines and extra ride charges. It references elevated prices aboard a Pacific route and directions to eastern points via an apparent operator named Jack Prowt.
Washington Birthday honors spark national Republican event
A Michigan club banquet in Lansing drew leading Republicans from across the state and elsewhere. Attendees included Governor McKinley of Ohio and Ex President Cleveland who spoke at Ann Arbor to students before an evening reception and informal banquet at President Angell's residence.
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Cleveland
Ann Arbor
Dercorr
Michigan Club
Washington
McKinley
Ohio
Dolph
Oregon
F.T. Greenhalge
Massachus
Senator Chewal
Kansas
Washin
J. Ko
Fassett
New York
Richard Yates, Jr
Illinois
Ann Arbor University
Universiy
Court House
Angell
Detesit
Washington’s Birthday Observed as General Holiday in San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 22 the birthday of Washington was marked as a general holiday with banks, exchanges and most businesses closed. A National Guard parade took place in the afternoon and many excursionists traveled to Mare Island for visits to the government cav yard where numerous workers are present.
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San Francisco
Washington
National Guard
Mare Island
Conviction of Cha Fong in New York forgery case
Cha Fong, a Mott Street merchant, was found guilty of forging checks and notes totaling about 20 000. The trial lasted two days with Chinese witnesses interpreted. Lawyer Johnson testified Fong claimed he acted under Johnson’s instigation and denied knowing the fraud. jurors rendered a ten minute verdict.
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New York
Chu Fong
Mott Street
Cha Fong
Wall Street
Johnson
Brooklyn
Fim
Kuong Hing Luong & Co
Mao
Dong
China
Napoleon
Fluance
Publication Certificate for Iowa Insurance Firm in Wyoming
Certificate of Publication from the Wyoming Insurance Commissioner dated February 17, 1892 certifies that United States Masonic Benevolent Association Insurance Company of Iowa complies with Wyoming laws and is authorized to transact life insurance in the state. Signed by U. W. Buavios and W. Ginn, agent in Cheyenne.
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Insurance Commissioner's Office
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States Masonic Benevolent Association Insurance Company
Iowa
U. W. Buavios
W. Ginn
Cheyenoe
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Ansany
State Committee
Grace
Murphy
Grady
Q Cockran
Uooper Union
Fairchild
Anderson
Cochran
R. Grace
Unae
Beeb
Gill
de Forest
Trea
Bergen
Albany
Chatauqua
Oaweep
Quicago
Pullman Colonist
Portland
Jack Prowt
Frisco
Detroit
Kelley & Cowcick
First National Bank of Cheyenne
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
Cashier
J. J. Loomis
D. W. Hicks
J. K. Jepprey
Ini Boommmenminndus
Whybrecht
Oheoyonmmo
M. Marks
Cor. Eddy
Pollard
Fire and Accident Insurance
Cheyenne National Bank
Ferguson St
Cheyenne, Wyo
Fickers Portale
Oteame
J. KX
Jhffrey
Newspapers and Nations
West Seventeenth St
I. Idelma
Idelman
Havana
Carl Upman
New
Yg Hay Love's Cigars
Pioneer Wholesale and Retail
Liquor House
Sixteenth and
Fergusen Streets
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
Johnston & CO
Carey Block
Senxntocenth
J. H. Arp
J. W. Hammond
J. J. Case
Dupont
Giant
Wear Seventeenth Street
E.R. Hard
Hard
Twentieth
Reed Streets
Cheyenne & Northern
South Side Store
North Side
T.anmct
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