Political Turmoil Rages In Liberal Republican Dome
Fragmentary notes show intra party conflict as delegates discuss nominations. Mentions include General Brinkerhoff, Webster, and various regional figures such as Morris of Piqua Haag of Wellington Stillwell of Holmes and Alfred Gaither J Dodds and Judge Caldwell for Baltimore delegates. Rumors hint at contests for Secretary of State and Judgeships.
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Brinkerhoff
Webster
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Hugh J. Jowett
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R. Leadon
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Postoffice Robbed and High School Commencement Notes
Dispatch to the Times Chronicle reports a recent post office robbery after a back door lock was bored off. In a separate item the High School commencement drew about 1,700 attendees with Miss Boss Fetter mentioned in an unrequited love note detail. No clues yet for the robber.
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United States and Britain eye Geneva arbitration terms
Dispatches report the Alabama Claims Tribunal in Geneva discussing compensation for losses during the war. Both nations push for future claims while awaiting a decision expected within days. English representatives resist lengthy adjournment as judges weigh indirect damages and overall counts.
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United States
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Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunel
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Tribunal of Arbitration
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Springfield Conventions influence evident as crowds swell
In Springfield Inn crowds surge for two conventions with overflow boarding, trains bringing many arriving late. Rumors place Batley and Koerner as potential candidates with Trumbull hesitant to accept, while Governor Brown of Missouri cancels due to a legislative session. Warm weather reaches 96 at 10 AM.
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Trumbull
Koerner
State House Yard
Brown
Missouri
Jefferson City
Legislaure
President greeted by huge crowd at Coliseum tribute
June 26 at Bostor the Coliseum overflowed with 70,000 fans as the Marine Band joined ash performers in a ceremony honoring the President and guests. The President entered to warm greeting as the program included "Here Comes" and "Homage to Columbia" with the band and vocalists.
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Feveten
Ash
Marine
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P Boutwelles
Wilson
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Det Geaial
Prayer of the Pope Sparks City Debate
In remarks before the German Literary Club, a speaker urged a heavenly intervention to topple a symbolic Colossus, calling for a decisive fall that would complete the overthrow and impact the city's cultural scene.
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Resemptions in New York Locomo tive Shops at Paterson Closed
Resemptions in New York locomotive shops at Paterson led to closures and a strike ripple noted in Buffalo New York. The oil cloth manufactur ers still work ten hours. shops near Pittsburgh and Erie show unrest as workers threaten further action. An upcoming parade in Burrayo New York is mentioned with union activity and leadership from the Metal Workers and Machinists.
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Loxpox June 26 and BISMARCKS ANTI JESUIT WAR
The Londen outlines that the German Parliament debate on Jesuits is political not religious in nature. It describes a provisional metaphor of loyalty to the State and cites violations by scholastic orders. It mentions a Roman Catholic League in France Italy and Austria and Germans alleged drawn in.
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Dartmouth and colleges hold state events indoors due to rain
Dartmouth College and sister institutions Dartmouth, Vassar, and Virginia faced disrupted ceremonies as rain forced indoor gatherings. Hanover reports indicate graduates and faculty participated in scaled events with mentions of agricultural department dealings and campus academics amid weather challenges.
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Rail accident report from Memrpnis June 26
A brief local notice from Memrpnis dated June 26 describes a railroad incident. Details are sparse in the OCR, noting only an accident event and date without specific persons or outcomes.
House of Lords Reading After Ballot Amendments
disjointed report mentions Milton bas ed seat in the House of Lords, a ballot amendment, Peter Poanensot contributing $1,000 to a movement, and various scattered items including a sentence about the French National Assembly and charitable contributions by Chicago churches for Persians.
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Elder New York Lawyer Camberling Dies at Ninety
Camberling, brother of the former congressman and a veteran New York lawyer, died yesterday aged 90 in Missouri. A London paper mentioned the 15th lightened hurricane and waterspout that damaged 500 houses, sank two gunboats, and injured several persons.
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Jubilee of Gilmore's Grand Musical Finale
A New York World letter lauds Gilmore's jubilee as a world altering cultural moment. It mocks entrenched tastes, praising steam organs and whistled brass as the future of music while recalling wartime and biblical images, ending with a dramatic, uneasy note about global peace.
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Danas Disteln of Vindnin ty James
Fragmentary text references Danas Disteln and Vindnin with possible names James and Coven. Unable to identify a clear event or context from the damaged OCR snippet.
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Rink Ready for Ohio Democracy Convention in Cleveland
Special Dispatch from Cleveland notes the Rink venue being prepared with red, white and blue arches a large American flag and a Welcome Democracy of Ohio canvas. Thirty five oil paintings loaned by citizens flank the galleries as delegates anticipate swift business then a lake ride aboard a chartered steamer. The dispatch predicts endorsement of the Cincinnati nominees and ratification in Baltimore amid a calmer scene than expected.
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Assy Greeley
Queer Amendment Attecks in the Closing Hears
Special Dispatch to the Times reports on a late session amendment added to Interior Department funding. It claims to allow clerks to be hired without Civil Service exams, by permitting payment by piece work or day rates up to 1200 dollars annually. The piece notes Secretary Boutwell’s expected return and Pennsylvania Republicans confident of carry in October. It also mentions a conference with the National Tobacco Board of Trade on new tobacco tax law.
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Berlin drafts treaty on copyright with Britain and Germany
In Loudon on June 26 the international copyright treaty between Great Britain and the German Empire has been drafted at Berlin. The note records the progress of an agreement shaping global protection of works across nations.
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Reception for the Irish Band The Presidents Visit Marvard Com
An Irish band hosts a reception tied to a visit by the President at Marvard College. The event showcases music, hospitality, and campus diplomacy, with officials and students in attendance as part of a ceremonial welcome.
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McCann Impeachment Trial At Albany In June
Charles O Conor declines invitation to act as associate counsel with the impeach witnesses relative to the Ben case where McCann is charged with malfeasance.
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Democratic State Convention Opens in Brunnorigto Illinois
The Democratic State Convention met at the Opera House in Brunnorigto to choose delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Baltimore and to nominate a ticket for state officers and presidential electors. Alexander Sterne moved J. C. Allen of Crawford to temp chairman. Allen spoke briefly urging deliberation and unity with the Liberal Republican faction. John C. Hovey was elected district secretary, with Brichbarg of Cook County also taking a position.
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Democrats oppose Greeley call to Baltimore conference
A New York call dated June 25 invites Democrats opposed to Horace Greeley to attend a July 8 Baltimore conference. Signed by Joseph I. Flanders and John F. Van Allen, the document urges unity among Democrats across the Union to decide on measures in response to the nomination prospects.
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Nominations by Direct Vote at Crawford County System
The Crawford County system held direct nominations by vote with results in five districts. D Houghton, Charles ONeil, Leonard Myers, Wm Kelley, and A C Harmer were named as congressional nominees. The event was seen as a success despite concerns about election returns and possible false counting. In New Jersey, Jersey Democratic Convention in Trenton on June 26 organized the state convention with Charles Haight as president and committees appointed. The convention recessed until this afternoon.
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Monongahela River rises as barges drift and sink in flood
Special dispatches report the Monongahela River at Pirrepura rising to 6 feet 2 inches and climbing, with barges carrying coal breaking loose or sunk. Ten or more flats and barges are lost, crews report vessels swept away, and several steamers plan to depart with remaining coal. Weather remains cloudy and warm as towboats head downstream.
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Jury, Juror Bay Ill, Trial Delayed. Train Wreck Delays Line
Peter Bay, a juror in the Bugefort vs Jacobs Bros case, was reported sick last night as the trial proceeded. The case had reached the jury at 3 PM yesterday but was discharged when no verdict was reported, and the case was continued. A Dayton and Michigan railroad wood train derailed near Trey, tearing ties and causing three cars to derail into a bridge. Passenger delay was two hours. mail service delayed twenty minutes. Tracks were cleared and trains returned to schedule.
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Groesbeck letter hints at support for Cincinnati nominees
Cleveland dated June 26 reports a letter from Hon. W Groesbeck pledging support to the Cincinnati Convention nominees. If electors are nominated tomorrow Groesbeck's name may be presented. otherwise the letter remains unread. Delegates praise his stance on the New York Convention and believe he gains from the move.
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Treaty assurances clash over Washington pact safety
Lowpor June 26. PIBIONS OF THE TREATY. The Neko this afternoon says Notwithstanding the apprehension by the American representatives of the intention of their Government relative to the indirect deliee, it has reason to believe that the Treaty of Washington is safe. The Standard, however, is of the opposite opinion.
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Liberal Republican State Convention in Springfield
The Liberal Republican State Convention met at noon in the House of Representatives with overcrowding and unseated delegates. Eugene L. Gross chaired and Rev Dr Hale delivered the prayer as Palmer was nominated amid cheers. a letter from Carl Sehurs urged cooperation with the Democratic convention and a conference committee was appointed. The Cincinnati platform received endorsement before adjourning at three.
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