National Committee Reorganizes for 1892 Campaign Work
Republican national committee elects officers including W. H. Campbell as chairman and outlines an executive committee to conduct the 1892 campaign. Resolutions honor former chairman Clarkson and signal divergent views within the party on woman suffrage silver tariff. Fusion prospects with the People’s Party discussed. large pledges for Prohibition ticket remain. New frictions arise over liquor stance and unity efforts. Concurrent items note Wyoming cattlemen at Fort Russell and transfer news from Fort Trussell to Johnston county authorities.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
W. H. Campbell
Ilinoia
M. H. DeYoung
California
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
Swords
Fessenden
Clarkson
Payne
People’s Party
Omaha
Music Hall
Fort Russell
Burrago
Wyo
Fort Trusseil
Johnston County
Spain
King Sims
Edward Brandon
Dallas
Texas
People’s Party of Texas
T. C. Nugent
H. M. Phillips
London
Reno
Nev
J. W. Cassady
Congress
Commerical
Sanger
Cal
Lot Smith
Flagstaff
Ariz
Nolse
Chicago
George J. Gibson
Whisky Trust
W. 5
Culberson
New Albany
Millionaire
Germany
Harvey
Jus
Andreza Palacio
Venezuela
Martinique
Europe
National Savings Bank of
Bauffalo
Maj
Henry Fink
Howell L. Jackson
Persia
United States
Beale
Rusk
Department of Agriculture
Raleigh
N. C
Friends of
I. L. Polk
National Alliance
Polk Memorial and Relief Association
Marion
Pinkerton
Pinkertons
Eldred
The Prohibitionists Begin Preliminary Convention Work
The National Executive Committee of the Prohibition party met to review progress since the last campaign. Chairman Dickie will highlight sentiment growth, National Treasurer Hastings reports expenses near 80 dollars since January 1899, A. A. Stevens leads Pennsylvania, Rev. W. H. Boole represents New York, with a short convention envisioned and a Thursday adjournment anticipated. platform framing may pose further challenges.
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National Executive Committee
Crxcignati
National Prohibition Executive Committee
Dickie
Hastings
Wisconsin
A. A. Stevens
Pennsylvania
Orrmanent
W. H. Boole
New York
National Committee
Omaha Poised for Visitors as People's Party Convention Nears
Omaha readying for a large turnout as the Coliseum converts for next week’s People's Party convention. The hall will seat 11 000 plus work press space and platform accommodations. Veterans will gather around camp fires while locals plan Fourth of July festivities to entertain guests. Local and Independent party committees, with the Omaha Press Club, organize ample lodging and tickets, with about 8500 tickets prepared for delegates.
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Omaha
People’s Party
Independent Party
Omaha Press Club
V. O. Strickler
Tanbeneck
Race War In Oklahoma Sparks Rural Tension
Norman June 28 A race war erupts in Cleveland county as a Democrat run boycott against Black residents triggers widespread notices. The region sees clashes between police and Pinkerton guards amid labor strife and violent crime reports across the nation.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Cleveland County
Democrat
The Cost of Production in the United States versus England
An analysis asserts that higher American wages raise production costs. It compares weekly earnings across 102 English jobs to U.S. wages, notes labor accounts for about 90 percent of production costs, and argues English manufacturers can undersell American goods without tariff protection. It predicts either U.S. production quits or wages fall to English levels to compete.
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United States
England
Fragmentary Remarks Convey Personal Confusion and Names
A fragmented voice describes a miscommunication about a daughter likened to a turtle dove and a squab. The text hints at personal feelings and mistaken identity within a messy, diary like expression.
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Bennett Brothers Company
Butte
State OF
Janesville
Janesville, Wis
Weite
Schuttler
Studebaker
Miller Buggies
Specia Dties
John Deere & Eagle Manufacturing Co
Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing Co
Crown
Esterly
Keystone
Hollingsworth
Lightning
Brady
Dillon
John W. Morton
Mont
Harrison
Campbell of Hinds
People's Party
Helena, Mont
Erie
Hanlon
O'Connor
Hosmer
Gaudaur
Viroqua
Wis
James M. Allen
Burt Caucutt
Lake
Ills
Frank Schlicht
John Kearns
Cornelius Kearns
Henry M. Scudder
Long Island
Ottawa
Fox
Illinois
Willie Hoer
George
Riggs
Pittsvurg
William
Hubert
Lake Michigan
International Pressmen’s Convention
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Thodore
St Is
John F. Ford
Akron
William G. Loomis
Detroit
James Gelson