Democrats at Chicago Select Temporary Chairman in Convention Fight
The national Democratic committee met at the Palmer House, electing new members including Martin Magginnis for Montana and Basil Gordon for Virginia. A report on convention arrangements was adopted, and the race for temporary chairman centered on W. C. Owens of Kentucky versus W. L. Wilson of West Virginia, with Owens winning 28 to 20.
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National Democratic Committee
Palmer House
Calvin
Brice
H. Sheerin
Edwin
Dickenson
Basil Gordon
Virginia
John S. Barbour
A. M. Delaney
Alaska
Hanson
North Carolina
W. C. Owens
Kentucky
Mr. Owens
Henry M. Watterson
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Thomas
Colorado
W. L. Wilson
West Virginia
O. T. Holt
Texas
Mr.Wilson
Hiram Adkins
Vermont
W. F. Harrity
Pennsylvania
Michael Doran
Minnesota
E. C. Wall
Wisconsin
Owens
Wilson
No Illinois Candidate to Contest Cleveland Nomination
Senator John M. Palmer arrived in Chicago stating there is no Illinois candidate who would contest Grover Cleveland’s nomination. He emphasized he is not a candidate and doubted Morrison would permit his name. Palmer said Cleveland’s nomination could unite Illinois and influence electoral alignments in Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin.
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Cleveland
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New York
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Cleveland Nomination Strokes on First Ballot at Roundup
June 21 Cleveland managers met at W. C. Whitney's rooms in Rhode Island to review the presidential vote with the Committee of Forty. Maryland support would push Cleveland past 600 on first ballot. Iowa delegates likely to shift as Boies pledges waver. They chose W. C. Owens as temporary chair and W. C. Wilson as permanent chair amid a rout-like scene.
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Whitney
Maryland
Iowa
Boies
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Kentucky
W. C. Wilson
West Virginia
Indiana Decides for Cleveland and Gray for Second Place
Reported from Cricago June 21 that Indiana will support Cleveland with Gray second. Delegates say the Ohio push is divided and a meeting will decide on action between Cleveland and Hill. Governor Boies supporters push a first ballot test with no deals until results are known.
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Cleveland
Gray
Boies
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Ily
Edom
Texas
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N.J
Hill Delegates Split Over Cleveland Nomination Strategy
A New York Hill delegation statement argues Cleveland's nomination could threaten the party's future and electoral votes. Tammany leaders resist, insisting Hill remains viable with second-ballot gains. others urge prudent withdrawal as convention actions unfold.
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New York
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Chanutes R. del Reest
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Senate and House Report Sum of June Debates and Events
The text chronicles multiple June events in Washington D C with remarks on the silver question and free coinage, the Shaqoti option bill, river and harbor bill disputes, and adjournments. It notes downgrades in budget figures, and surface items from St. Louis racing by electric light to a fatal knife duel in Missouri. It also covers resignations and political results in Michigan and Nebraska.
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Sacramento
Blaine Family Arrives in Chicago Silent on Sorrow
The Blaine family reached the Michigan Southern depot aboard the Lake Shore Limited at 3 PM. James G Blaine, wife and Harriet stepped off with fatigue and grief yet appeared resolute. Cyrus W McCormick Jr and James G Blaine Jr greeted them at the McCormick residence before the family rested. The funeral is set for 3 PM today.
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Omaha Live Stock Market Report June 20
Omaha Livestock market shows cattle, hogs and sheep receipts with steady to slightly lower trends. Cattle prices range from common to higher grade, hogs steady to 5 cents higher, and sheep steady, while Chicago markets report similar grain and provisions prices.
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Flour Prices and Market Terms in St Louis Notes
Fragmentary market item lists flour and pork prices with scattered figures. Mentions St Louis area, July and August references, and commodity terms such as extra fancy flour and prime steam lard, with prices like 2 542 and 10.5 per unit.
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St.Louis
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