Third Party Movement Bubbles at Cincinnati Convention
Iowa delegates push for an independent ticket while Kansas forces shape the meeting with seven organizations and a large turnout. Eastern delegates press for silver restoration and an eight hour labor standard as the convention wavers between platforms and possible third party formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Iowa
Kansas
Farmers’ Alliance
Citizens’ Alliance
People’a Party
Knights of Labor
National Industrial Alliance
Armera’ Alliance
National Reform Press Association
Ocala
St Louis
Anion
Eaatera Wen
Town
Nebraska
Simpson
Clover
Washburn
Northwestern Industrial Alliance
South
Southwest
Northwest
East
West
Pefter
Sparks From The Wires Briefs From Nation And West
Dr Graves arrives in Denver and faces a bail hearing at the county jail. The president reported improved health from Blaine. A gasoline stove explosion in San Francisco killed Charles Peterson and injured six others. John Cadahy bought land near Armour Swift Morris for stock use. Italy tightens immigration rules for minors. Destructive forest fires sweep Cheat River mountains WV burning 5000 acres and threatening Oakland village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cadahy
Chicago
Omaha
Armour, Swift and Morris
Lodiana
United States
Cheat River
West Virginia
Oakland Village
Political tremor as Governor Boyd ouster discussed by Harrison
Washington reports a private talk with two Nebraska Republicans in which President Harrison mourns the displacement of Governor Boyd. He says the party and the people suffer, noting the court action was political and risks disenfranchisement, while hoping Boyd might serve out his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Wednesley
Nebraska
Boyd
Harrison
Republicas
Supreme Court
Boydne
Trust company lacks remedy when member violates pact in suit
Judge Thayer rules in American Preservers Company v Taylor Manufacturing that a trust cannot be bound to enforce a business restraint if a member breaks the agreement. The case involves Taylor’s five year noncompetition pledge after sale of business to the American Preservers Trust, with issues over shareholder liability and Missouri law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Lous
Thayer
United States
American Preservers Company
Taylor Manufacturing Company
Taylor Company
American Preservers Trust
Trust
Missouri
Irish heirs fail to upset A T Stewarts will in New York court
In New York on May 18 Judge Wallace ruled against the Irish heirs seeking to challenge A T Stewart's will and eject ex-butler Smith from his home. The decision held that a record of transmission to heirs ends at the mother’s death, blocking Mary Branagh’s daughter from inheriting. The case shifts to another plaintiff as the Irish group hints at further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. T. Stewart
Wallace
Circuit Court
Federal Building
Smith
Stewart Mansion
Stewart
Sarah Branagh
Mary Branagh
Ireland
Joseph H. Choate
W. al. Secor
Geo
Miss Branagh
Geo. Butler
Washington
Horace Russell
Joseph FL. Choate
Elihu Loot
Prescott Hall Butler
Smiths
Ioehes
Butlers
Mra. Stewart
Hilton
Ahaven
Roxy
Choate
Thersh
Eviso
Branagh
Atandine
Sarah Wranagh
Anneke Jann
Capt. Kidd
Baseball scores from multiple games in national league and others
Cincinnati beat Boston 3 to 2 at home as Duryea and Keenan held the mound with Nichols and Bennett catching. In Pittsburgh Philadelphia tied 6 to 6 as Galvin Mack and Gileason Clements. Cleveland hammered New York 18 to 12 behind Gruber Zimmer Rosse ll O Rourkeawa de. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 15 to 4 with Hutchison Kittridge Caruthers Kinslow. Milwaukee beat Omaha 9 to 6 while Minneapolis crushed Kansas City 14 to 2. Baltimore won 5 to 2, St Louis 11 to 3 and Philadelphia 3 to 11 against Washington and athletic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Duryea
Keenan
Nichuly
Bennett
Priesnon
Ieason
Pittabure
Philadelphia
Galvin
Mack
Gileason
Clements
Cleveland
Giants
New York
Gruber
Zimmer
Rossell O' Rourke
Awa de
Anson
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hutchison and Kittridge
Caruchers
Kinslow
Interstate Commerce Board to Hear Pacific Coast Complaints
Washington May 18 Interstate Commerce Commissioners Morrison Bragg Veasey and Sopp will tour the Pacific coast to hear cases and conduct investigations. They will stop at Spokane Falls May 26 to May 31 Tacoma May 31 to June 5 Portland June 4 and 5 San Francisco July 7 Salt Lake City and Denver with a stop at Topeka. Several hearings have already been arranged.
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Washmnoton
Lnterstate Commerce
Morrison, Bragg, Veasey
Sopp
Pacific Coast
Spokane Falls
Tacoma
Portland
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
Topeka
Aruicated Hureka Dream Lotion Promoted as Soothing
An advertisement touts Aruicated Hureka Dream lotion as a soothing healing product to soften skin and remove sun and wind tan and chafing. It claims nothing else is better and notes 25 cent bottles available at druggists.
Fresh Salmon at Heaths and New Cook Books Arrival
Heaths advertises fresh salmon and a large new lot of cook books over 100 pages. AUYDERWOOD FS BRO Grocers at 17th St promotes superior selection and urges readers to secure items now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auyderwood FS Bro
17Th St
Eaten by Locusts and Naval Chase Reported
A French savant Kunckel Hercussia dies amid a locust swarm near Sidoral after trying to escape. Concurrent dispatches discuss Charleston pursuing Esmeralda and Kellerida from Acapulco, with estimates of speed and possible routes toward Panama or Payta as the chase continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avarens
Kunckel Hercussia
Etimological Society
Sidoral
Savy
Charleston
Acapulco
Esmeralda
Acapula
Agala
Sat Iiewo
Stata
Panama
Payta
Peru
Iquique
Elks Lodge Grand Visit to Louisville May 18
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a formal meeting at Liederkranz hall with Governor Buckner and Mayor Tyler in attendance. About 2000 Kiks paraded with bands and uniforms, featuring a White House model float. The Washington and Louisville lodges wore dress uniforms and Daniel Boone costumes. The evening program included a widows and orphans fund plan proposed by Lovinville’s Pierson and a grand ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lovuisville
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elka
Liederkrang Hall
Buckner
Tyler
Ciy
EK. B. Tove
Washington
White House
Washington and Muisville
Mildleborough
Daniel Boone
Commonwealth
Pierson
Lovinville
Howe
Racing Results and Local Medical Testimonials from Laurmville
In Laurmville on May 16, horses compete in several divisions with Kingson, Liederkrane, Eugenie, Falero, Bockhound, Coverton, High Tariff, Rudolph, Faithful and Princess Linn among top finishers. A preacher from Blue Mound, Kansas extols Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption after personal trials, joined by Arthur Love praising its effectiveness. free trial battles offered at a local store with regular sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurmville
Kingson
Liederkrane
Rudolph
Faithful
Princess Linn
F. M. Shrout
Pastornized Brethren Church
Blue Mound
Kan
Dr. King
Arthur Love
Love
Anny Folks Combination
B. 1B
David's
Medical Jumble Text Detected in Obscure Note
Appears as garbled medical fragment with references to dyspepsia constipation and dietary suggestions. Mentions names and places poorly legible. overall unclear context and no discernible event or date.
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Death's Market
Iea
Germania Hall
Flarrison
the Hobert and
Minnie Case
San Disco
United States Grand Jury
Robert
Minnie
Itata
Seid
San Diego
Tata
Lower California
Selictor
Taft
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Oregon
Heath's
Ohl Papers
Lrapee Office
A.T. Stewart
National League
Western Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
American Association
Baltimore
Cimernnati
Colum Philadelphia—Athletic
St. Louis
Algiers
Elks
The
Syqurfies
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Cal
York, Aly
Cheyenne Nation's Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ram Henrnbeie
Warne
Reow
Otae
Li ‘Iim
Lin
Peet
Opel Tawtewrke Panied
Laramie
Beau
Gino T. Miean
Caghiber
Pere W. Kadeow
Notary Public
W. OL Lie
G. Mounnaon
Pirestiars
JY Cowen
Lonsville Haces
Johonie
Willie
M. Marka
M. Marks
Cor. Eddy
Jolin M Moal
Lowell
First National Bank of Cheyenne
Ricks
G. B. Abbott
J. A. Loomis
T. B. Hicks
J.K. Jeffrey
EB. Abbott
W. S. Weaver
D. W. Hicks
Wan
R. Hurd
Mord
Molider
Mirniah Katinnte
Tiwenfield
Reed Streets
Cherenns
Schwehickert
Buckeye and McCormick Mowers
Thomas
Sixteenth Street
U. K
VanLennan
Dealhns
DR. Liebig
Kanene City
Geary Street
Francine
Butte City
Charles F. Miller
J. C. Whipple
W. A. Robins
Cea
Cheyenne, Wyo
Pioneer Wholesale and Retail
Liquor House
AGENY
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
Ober
Wilson Bros
Cluett & Coon
Earl & Wilson
John Harrington
Carey Block
W. 17Th Street
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