Convention in Chicago Chooses Henderson as Permanent Chairman
On the second day in Chicago General J B Henderson of Missouri was chosen permanent chairman with Charles W Crisbee of Michigan as principal secretary. The session featured debates on pledges to support the party nominee, suffrage issues, and resolutions ranging from foreign land ownership to cabinet status for agriculture. A telegraphic report from Oregon signaled the party’s rising momentum as adjournment approached for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Henderson
Missouri
Cmcaco
John H. Barnes
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
James A. Gary
Maryland
State Temperance Alliance
Alr
Massay
Del
Plumb
Kan
Hawkins
Tenn
Pierce
Massachusetts
Winkler
Wis
Knight
Col
Curtis
N. Y
Lincoln
Campbell
West Virginia
Garfield
House of Representatives
Dolph
Oregon
Hhis
Ewing
George B. Williams
Indiana
John B. Henderson
Charles W. Crisbee
Michigan
Galisha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
George F. Hoar
Masachusetts
Henderson
Teraad
Etuaberae
Vermont
Republican Party
Ieoif
Ole Fan
Bettie
Maing
Connecticut
Kendesaw Mountain
Atlanta
Berne
Blaine
Arthur
Sherman
Edmunds
Logan
Congress
Stebbins
Arizona
United States
Committee On
California
Commissioner of Agriculture
New York
American Peace Union
Matthews
Illinois
National Committee
Convention
Dalph
Committee On Rules and Order
Committee On Credentials
Business Failures Reported in PoivapoErica and Carcano
June 4 reports show R H Forestal & Co and M D Shay failing. Forestal's liabilities near 75000 with creditors to receive 60 cents on the dollar over 6 to 30 months. assets expected to cover liabilities. Shay's wholesale boot and shoe business owes about 80000 with 22000 in stock and 30000 outstanding claims, massachusetts creditors atop forty firms.
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PoivapoErica
R. H. Forestal &Co
Forestal
Carcano
M. D. Shay
Massecusetts
Old World Notes and European Conflicts
Germany presses social policy as colonial policy debate grows. Banquet honors Henry Gillig in New Orleans. Crown Prince presides as Bismarck vice president of new Staatsrath. Moody and Sankey urged to evangelize in India and Ireland. Wilde married in London society circles. Salisbury rail disaster leaves five dead, thirty injured. Aquarium blaze at Bishopsgate. Gladstone warned over Nile policy. US Turkey trade talks near expiry. Orangemen face ban in Ireland. El Mahdi reportedly surrenders soon. Vienna sees another self immolation. Anarchist confession links to banker murder. Paris dynamiters vow new outrage after London blasts. General Millat scores Turn Quan'g victory.
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Bisnatck
Benix
Germany
Frederick William
Bismarck
William
Henry
Illig
Kalaerhof
Henry Gillig
Sargent
Livonius
Staatsrathl
Staatsrath
Oscar Wilde
Whitom
Astheticiam
Miss Lloyd
London
Salisbury
Creamore
Dounton
Bishop Gate
Marine
Bremen
Gladstone
France
Europe
England
Nile
America
Constantinople
Porte
United States
Turkey
Wallace
Washington
Orangemen
Dasim
Jones
North Ireland
The
Express
Journal
EL Mandi
Camp
el Mahdi
Khartoum
Vienna
Pestu
Eisert
Stellmacher
Kamerer
Paris
Millat
Turn Quang
Was It Murder A Mysterious Throat Cutting
Detroit June 4 A married woman Laura Schultz found on Vinewood Avenue with throat cut and unconscious. Husband arrested then released. Baby covered in blood. Possible self harm or assault. Woman alive but unable to explain. Fragmentary report from city desk. John McConnick Omaha banker died of apoplexy aged 62. Oregon elections Portland Herman Republican leading by 1500. Lancaster Halderoah nominated for Congress Fifth district. Take Hood s Sarsaparilla this season.
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Detroit
Laura Schultz
Vinewood Avenue
Lancaster
Paria Halderoah
Democrats
The Crops Across Several Regions Report Varying Damage
A compilation from Garena Alabama and surrounding areas notes frost caused minimal damage in most counties. Corn injuries were limited to low-lying fields, fruit buds were blighted in many berry vines, but major crops show good prospects. Weather remains favorable for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garena
Daviess County
Mich
Allegan County
West Port
Neb
Brooklyn Site Corruption Probe Report Unaccepted by House
A House report from June 4 found no evidence of corruption in the Brooklyn public building site selection and was discharged. Holman moved to recommit to reopen the investigation with Brooklyn counsel allowed to examine all testimony and witnesses. Slocum urged ten day reporting. Judge Wylie cut Burnside bail from 45000 to 20000 today.
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Wasurveros
Hopkins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Holman
Secretary of the Treasury
Slocum
Wylie
Supreme Court
Colonel Burnside
Post Office Department
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Telegraph
the Convention
Charles W. Clisher
Hagnissure
Department of Agriculture
Eorieemas
Berek
Tadin
Moody
Sankey
Moody and Sankey
Evangelical Christians of
India
John McCormick
Omaha
Omana
John McConnick
Portand
Ore
Jane
Herman
Hood
Penn Bank
Prrrspvren
Riddle
W. N. Riddle
George B. Gordon
Cassidy
Perm
Florida
Baltimore
Benjamin
Lighthouse Service
Daytonia
Astoria
O. E. Babcock
Fifth Light House
Levi P. Luckey
Grant
Benjamin P. Suter
Mesquito Inlet
Babcock
Rocky Bil
Davtes
Henry Seitz
Rocky Bill
Seitz
Senate
Seitzig
Short Killa
Litre Rock
Arkansas City
Burnside
F.D. Matteson & Co
Lion Street
F.d.matteson&ci
Cary & Matteson
Pee
Center Street
G. Alling & Co’s
W.g. Alling & CO
Lion Street Hardware
Oakley
Allka
Crea
Ieee
Avery Department
Torres Caen
Kec
R. Garlet
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