Morton’s Claim Vote of New York in 1896 Nomination
Hon. T. C. Platt urges the national party to heed New York’s voice for Levi P. Morton. He notes New York’s pivotal electoral role, historic fairness gaps, and the need for a New Yorker to lead the ticket, citing Morton’s public service and patriotism.
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Ten Day Shirt Sale Begins January Fifteenth
A local advert announces a ten day sale starting January 15 offering all men’s laundried shirts with attachable collars and cuffs at a dollar or a dollar fifty each.
Byrnes Named Sergeant-at-Arms for Convention
The Republican sub committee in St Louis selected Timothy E. Byrnes of Minneapolis as sergeant-at-arms after a close vote with George M. Wiswell of Milwaukee and W. W. Johnson of Baltimore. Other actions focused on plans to alter the north nave interior of the Exposition building for the convention.
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Populists to Use Exposition Hall for July Convention
St Louis January 21 The Populist national committee executive and the Business Men's League of St Louis have finalized details and signed a contract to use the Exposition Building hall during the Republican convention. The hall is planned to seat 12000 to 15000. Taubeneck and the committee head to Washington to confer with the Bimetallic League about holding the Populist convention in St Louis concurrently. Two headquarters will be opened in February in Washington and St Louis to remain open until election time.
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Monroe doctrine debates split Senate on expansion
In Washington the Senate divided over Monroe doctrine readings with Davis presenting a strong amplification proposal and Sewell urging restraint. The House and Senate actions included budget moves, a Cuba republic printing, and a Lincoln birthday holiday measure as officials discuss policy and public notices.
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Commission invites Britain and Venezuela to submit evidence
The Venezuelan commission asked Great Britain and Venezuela to present all evidence to it via their attorneys with no rights abandoned. Secretary Olney has copies of the invitation, which aims to avoid ex parte proceedings and speed the inquiry. The panel resumes its slow, paper driven work with assigned inquiries and fresh offices in the Baltimore Sun building.
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Explaining the Two Speeches by the Statesmen
A brief letter explains two speeches by prominent statesmen. It discusses themes, rhetoric, and the anticipated impact on public opinion. The writer notes how the speakers address policy and national concerns.
Venezuelans Boycott English Goods in Protest Against Britain
Caracas dispatch says Venezuelan press and people declare commercial war on England. For two months from Jan 15 daily notices will name both Venezuelan and foreign merchants dealing with England. The act urges citizens to avoid English products to diminish British influence.
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Monroe Doctrine debate and West Virginia arrest report
An editorial in the Daily News questions the Senate committee on foreign relations over President Cleveland and the Monroe Doctrine, suggesting limits on tin plate imports. The Chronicle supports arbitration on Venezuela while noting possible unaltered doctrine and burdens. A Parkersburg report notes a Black suspect in the Lulu Wetherell case facing lynching risk. Delaware report hints at a youth incident near Freeman residence.
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