Fourth Day at Chicago Republican Convention Nominates Blaine
Reports from Chicago detail the Fourth Ballot where James G Blaine of Maine leads the Republican delegates for president with 541 votes amid a crowded hall, and General John A Logan is named vice president by acclamation. Ballots show Blaine sweeping key states, with second ballot shifts noted as Blaine gains and Edmunds and Logan fluctuate, amid a tense but orderly process.
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Acclanalion
Cieaco
Sendder
Segond Presbyterian Church
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Edmunds
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Hawley
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Les Blaine
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Temansfert
Rthur
Minnesota
Pi—Ldlaine
Amber
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Gaine
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Lin Jobh Sherman
New York
North Carolina
esphio—Blaine
John Sherman
Oregon
BRN
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Virginia
Orbs Aes
Kerman Hawkey
Sherma Lincoln
TRAP
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Ceorgia
Tiinois
Mlingis
Rantainte
John Aneas
Blaine Ur
John Sharman
Logan Gaina
Digen
Kaneas
Naane Bising
Loge
Joeca
Holl Waa
Ouldensing
Loean
The Granddaughter of Seward Married in Albany
The marriage of Miss Cornelia Marguerite Seward to Frederick Ennes Allen was held Tuesday evening in Albany New York at the Seward home. Miss Seward is the granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln's Secretary of State and the ceremony was conducted in the family drawing room with relatives and close friends present.
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Albany
N. Y
Jane
Cornelia Marguerite Seward
Frederick Ennes Allen
Central Presbyterian Church
Lilfing
Jozephine Pomeroy
Theodore M. Pomeroy
Williams J. Seward, Jr
Joseph ©. Anderson
General Seward
International Typographical Union Elects Officers in New Orleans
The International Typographical Union elected officers for the next term in New Orleans. Martin N. Witter of St Louis was chosen President with 42 votes. RR F Sullivan of Chicago was named First Vice President and PB Fr McLermott of New Orleans Second Vice President. William Briggs of Washington was re elected Secretary Treasurer. W A Nickerson of Galveston was chosen Corresponding Secretary. New York to host next annual meeting. J F Hogan W Hammond and A Donath were selected to attend the Federation of Trade and Labor Unions meeting in October. May Jamestown report notes six births seven marriages and thirteen deaths.
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New Orleans
International Typographical Union
Martin N. LL Witter
St Louis
Hogan
Brooklyn
Moore
Cheyene
Quinn
Boston
RR. F. Sullivan
Chicago Pressman's Union
FR. Mclermott
Blaine Nominated On Fourth Ballot At Republican Convention
Scattered state tally shifts and boisterous cheers mark the pivotal convention day. Blaine gains momentum as Logan’s withdrawal and Roosevelt’s roll call influence tilt the outcome. The convention adjourns, with Blaine likely to secure a unanimous nomination. evening session continues with a Logan vice presidency push and rising crowd energy.
Defiance Hotel Attack Ends in Arrest After Cut Throat
Anna Roach, reputed woman, and a male companion sought lodging at the Stussell House in Defiance. Night clerk William Blyres refused. About three this morning Roach rushed in with a razor and cut Myers throat, injuring him. Myers was aided and a physician said the wound might not be fatal. Roach pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing and was held in $1,000 bail.
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Anna Roach
Stussell House
William Blyres
Myers
City of Rio Janeiro Arrives After China Japan Trip
Aboard the Pacific Mail steamer City of Rio Janeiro, which docked in San Francisco, the slander case against Tripler, American Resident, was tried at Yokohama before the United States Minister. The suit by U.S. Consul- General Van Buren was decided with no defense, slander proven, damages set at 20 dollars amid accusations of underhanded consular building purchases and inflated rent claims.
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Cal
Pacific Mail
Rio Janeiro
China
Japan
Yokohama
United States
van Buren
Tripler
van Luren
Victim Found in Missouri Coal Shaft Near Pleasanton
A search party recovered the body of John Anderson, the sixth victim in the Pleasanton, Kansas massacre, hidden in a deserted coal shaft on the Missouri side after being shot in the heat of the incident. Authorities pursue Wampler, the alleged killer, who was recently sighted nearby. a reward is being offered by county officials.
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Sherill Chandler
Lyon County
Shoemaker
Miami County
Kay
Pleasanton
John U. Anderson
Lewis Wampler
Anderson
Wampler
Paola
John Anderson
Kansas
Marter
Missouri
le Pro
Otheounty
Banker Ships George Sheldon Founds Missing Funds
June 6 report states George Sheldon of Sheldon & Co. bankers left for unknown destination with 15,000 dollars belonging to depositors. Sheldon's father is ill and the son managed the bank.
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Sienson
George Sheldon
Sheldon & Co
Arts
Sheldon
The Old World: Inquiries on American Meat Imports and Irish Unrest
Paris reports parliamentary inquiry approves importing American salted meats after microscopic examination, with a push to ban fresh meats from trichiniasis areas. Also notes a Morton incident interpellation in Paris and Granville preparing a note to Washington on collecting funds. Orange men indignant as Ireland's government resists meetings, while cricketers from America play Ireland with 220 to 88 in the first inning.
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Democratic State Conventions Nominate Delegates to Chicago
Across multiple states the Democratic conventions renominated key officials and selected delegates for the Chicago National Convention. Governors, secretaries of state, treasurers, and auditors were renominated by acclamation, with district delegates named by district. In several states delegates pledged to the Tilden and Hendricks ticket, and various state officers were nominated or endorsed.
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Ala
O’neal
Phelan
Smith
M. C. Burke
Chicago
D. P. Bester
Q. S. Scott
J. T. GB. Foord
J. N. Clisby
J. E. Webb
J. C. Compton
W. F. Wilkinson
J. Darby
T. C. Clark
L. B. Musgrove
J. A. Walden
J. F. L. Jackson
Daniel Coleman
J. A. McClelland
New Haves
Charles M. Jaslyn
Tilden
Ashland
Ohio
Sixteenth
Jude George W. Goddess
Congress
Montana
Samuel Ward
T. Kauser
Hendricks
George
Ames Aldrich
J. W. Price
Janes
Johnson
Powers
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PB. Bowman
Treaster
Henry Gillett
Keyout
HL BL Brigham
Noyes
Bartiveni
Whyte
New Haven
Coxs
Charles M. Joslyn
A. E B. Burr
J.C. Syxbee
C. M. Ingersoll
Montaornty
T. N. McClelland
Palmer
Cosnocroy
Beriah Wilkins
George M. Jewett
Bhady
Tilden and Hendricks
Fragmented late news items from diverse topics
A jumble of notes reports and anecdotes mentioning places like Delaware Texas California Oregon Ohio England and Greece. Topics include aging cities forests or industry cases people patents and a court case involving Nussey Manufacturing and William Dating.
Mrs Long Sentenced to Life in State Prison
In Darlington Wisconsin Mrs Long was found guilty of killing the son of a man named Whittemore due to knowledge of her own criminal intimacy. She was sentenced to life in State's Prison. Whittemore, now under arrest, is charged as an accessory to the crime.
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Milwauher
Long
Darlington
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Whittemore
Hersel
Whittemere
Whittemores
Sai Et
Drowned Prominent Banker of New Orleans
Antoine Carriere an old merchant and banker of New Orleans and father of Emile Carriere president of the Citizens Bank died after falling overboard from the steamship Knickerbocker near New Orleans. He was eighty three, recovered body later, led Ference Commercial Syndicate and had branches in New York and Havre. Other items note Penn Bank assignee Warne report and state election hints. A separate item reports John Stanton injuring his wife with sulphuric acid in St Louis, jealousy cited.
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Antoine Carriere
Emile Carriere
Citizens’ Bank
Knickerbocker
Cromwell Line
New York
Carriere
Ference Commercial Syndicate
Pall
Havre
St. Lous
John Stantoe
Stanton
Hig West
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