Opening of the National Democratic Convention at St Louis
The Democratic convention convened in St Louis with Lieutenant Governor Stephen White of California as temporary chair. Delegates from many states arrive as hall scenes unfold with banners, clubs, and portraits, and the roll call begins to organize committees by state.
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Jose
Nevada
Alabama
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Tammany- Hil Braves
New York County Democracy
Randall Club
Squire Wiliam McXfulin
Indiana
Daniel Voorhees
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cleveland Club
Stephen M. White
Calfornis
Stephen Mallory Wine
California
Stephen Mallory
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Senate
Gertlett
Stockton
San Freo
Dyamvoice
Burnum
National Committee
Wolces
Hendricks Club
Indianapels
Cleveland Democracy
Barnum
Ners
Congressman Scott
Fathers of Democracy
Keystone
Mr. Scott
Henry Watterson
The
Courrier—Journal
Missouri
Empire State
Miayor Grace
New York City
Daniel Dougherty
Nebraska
West Virginia
Florida
Utah
New Mexico
Oho
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Delaware
Oregon
East Galllery
Audienee
Tilden
Hendricks
Hancock
Miui
English
Marmaduke
National Democratic Committee
White
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Chairman White
Green
Patterson
Colorado
Gorman
Maryland
Charman
E. W. Pettus
Leopold Strauss
H. C. Semple
Arkansas
Charles
Congress
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
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Hudson River
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Western Union
Indiana Republican group to elect secretary in Thursday meeting
Indianapolis June 6 The Republican State Central Committee chairman Houston calls a Thursday meeting to elect a secretary and set the date for the state nominating convention. Candidates are John Dillie Huntington and Frank Milligan Newcastle. The state convention will follow the Chicago meeting at an early date.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Houston
Republican State Central Commiteee
John Dillie
Huntington
Frank Milligan
Newcastle
Chicago
Ex-Bookkeeper’s Accomplice Freed in Embezzlement Case
In Springfield Judge White dismissed the grand jury charges against Miss Carroll once linked as the alleged paramour of Frank Jones of Champion Machine Company. Jones is serving ten years for embezzling company funds. Miss Carroll was tried twice with hung juries and now resides in Spring City Tennessee.
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Springfield
Jessie Carrell
White
Miss Carroll
Frank Jones
Champion Machine Company
Jones
Spring City
Tenn
Fire devastates Mundine Hotel in Rockdale Texas
A Monday morning blaze at the Mundine Hotel in Rockdale Texas killed eleven of thirteen in the building and injured others. The three story brick hotel burned from the office area around 3 am trapping guests including four children. only two escapes were reported. deceased include Isaac Brown Roche Dale Pemberton Pierce Philadelphia Mrs Brooks J F Briscoe and family members. Firefighting relied on townspeople as Rockdale lacks a formal department. The loss exceeds 15000 dollars with extensive damage to surrounding storage and merchandise.
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Texas
Rockpaue
Tex
Mundine Hotel
Isaac Brown
Rochedale
Pemberton Pierce
Philadelphia
Oldham
Pierce
W. A. Brooks
J. K. Rowland
Rockdale
New Judges Chosen for Supreme Bench Heights
Minors Supreme Bench vacancies filled by election of Baker Scho field Witkin Bailey and Magruder. Reports say Baker elected to the First Judicial district over Conger with Republican majority potential. Schofield Wilkin Bailey Magruder elected in districts three six seven.
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Schofield
Witkin
Bailey
Magruder
Curiaco
David J. Baker
Conger
John M. Schofield
Marshall
Jacob W. Wilkin
Danville
Joseph M. Bailey
Freeport
Benjamin D. Magruder
Chicago
E. P. Vail
Mason
John D. Crabtree
Dixon
James H. Cartwright
Oregon
General Sheridan Battles Severe Hemorrhage to Endure
Washington reports General Sheridan suffered a Monday hemorrhage triggering heart failure. Doctors used oxygen and a galvanic battery, revived him from the verge of death, and he remains extremely weak with intermittent consciousness while doctors monitor his lungs kidneys and overall condition.
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Little Phil
Sheridan
Washington
William Peppar
Robert M. O'Relly
Washington Matthews
Charles B. Byrne
Henry C. Yarrow
Blondin Returns to America for New York Engagement
Chevalier Blondin the tight rope walker arrives in New York aboard the Alaska after a long absence. He goes to the Hoffman House to establish headquarters while he performs across Europe in recent years and resumes feats on the rope at state and city venues.
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United States
New York
Chevalier Blondin
Falls
Nidura
Alaska
Wich
Hoffman Houe
Europe
Blondin
Forest Fires Rage Near Ashland Wisconsin
Forest fires along the Omaha line about fourteen miles from Ashland Wisconsin burn fiercely under a twenty mph wind. The 30th mile siding post office and three houses are destroyed, leaving several families homeless. More than thirty cars five thousand feet and eight thousand posts are consumed. The evening St Paul passenger train is delayed two hours as passengers aid in saving property. Two to three workers feared dead.
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Wis
Ovec
Omaha
Fiim
St. Paul
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