Insurgent faction and Speaker fight shape 1890s race
The article traces Maine style prohibition politics and Republican tensions as renominations form. It notes Smith’s Independent bid against Cannon ally, Payne’s minor chances, and Davin’s counterposition amid looming Speaker selection and party fractures.
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Compromise candidates and a dark horse in the race
The article discusses potential compromise figures for a chair, noting Olmsted of Pennsylvania as a safe choice and listing others like Maxsachusete, Mathy of New York, Mann of Illinois, and Stevens of Minnesota as possible contenders. It also covers Roosevelt and Taft era politics, committee dynamics, and historical contrasts in convention selections.
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Wilhelmina Arrives. Passengers Disembark at Port with Notable Names
The Wilhelmina docked early in the morning, bringing 12 passengers in cabin and steerage, 6 packs of Till and 8% packages of Welle Panga. Dr Muraball and wife with child aboard, vessel clears for further transport. numerous passengers disembark amid brisk activity. Notable figures include Rudolph Spreckels, Lenant gecotayan, Lylie Kaawily, coach KD Toney, and Mew Lonpey, with mentions of the Democratic party figures connected to the trip. The article notes changes in passenger lists and cargo handling, plus a political aside referencing New roles and a Denver context.
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Immigration I Success and Congressional Debate Cited
A report cites Kinley and Demontat discussing immigration progress and insurgent positions. Mirchor and others praise Hawaii’s standing in Congress while arguing for military support and national care for certain groups amid partisan debate.
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WANTS Sorrel here with one white also white spot on forehead
Local ad seeks a pony or small horse around 12 years old with Sorrel color, white on forehead and a clipped mane. requester offers one white pony and asks for a mutually agreeable price, and mentions potential payment of expenses and a trial period.
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