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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Evening Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1896

Page

3

National Republican Convention Opens Second Day In St Louis

Delegates and alternates fill the hall as the convention resumes at 10 40 a m with Dr William O Williams pastor of Union Methodist Church offering the opening blessing. The day features committee hearings and discussions on platform adoption and nomination direction as Thurston prepares to speak and Gavela Rubin e work is presented. A night session is anticipated.

Wention Thurston St. Louis National Republican Convenon William O. Williams Union Methodist Church of

Thurston Named Permanent President at Republican Convention

Enthusiastic crowds witness Thurston nominated for permanent president as Thurston takes charge. Fairbanks outlines bold platform including Monroe Doctrine, strong currency, protective tariff, civic rights, and no sectionalism amid chants and floral tributes.

Session in the Afternoon Adopts Committee Report

The record notes a session in the afternoon where a committee report was adopted. It mentions a McKinley majority and an adjournment after a revised prayer delivery. The time noted is 2 85 p m before order was restored and officers were presented with the remarks.

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Delegation Seating Placed Before National Convention

The convention debated credentials with Addicks of Delaware and Cuney of Texas seeking seating. The majority report was adopted after votes on the two contested delegations failed to pass in the minority. The rules committee report followed as the session adjourned to 10 a.m.

Organization Committee Thurston Delaware J. Edward Addicks Texas N.W. Cuney Hésaring Fort Resolutions Committee Yerkes Grosvenor Hepburn Addicks Cuney Grosvenor Aoe M. Toy

Republican convention parades into action amid high energy

St Louis June 18 Thousands of Republicans filled the hall as the convention moved toward platform and candidate decisions for today A large McKinley parade faced rain yet drew about 5 000 marchers with McKinley portraits and Cuba Libre banners celebrated by the crowd plans include reports from committees and the presidential and vice presidential nominations to follow tonight

St. Louis Chicago McKinley

Democratic convention delegates chosen for Chicago

In Portland on June 18 the state Democratic convention elected at large delegates for the Chicago national gathering. It adopted a platform favoring the gold standard and opposing free silver coinage by a narrow 101 to 98 vote. The convention strongly endorsed President Cleveland and attacked the protective tariff.

Portland Chicago Cleveland Call Pasco Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Wheeling W. Va Maine Edward B. Winslow Tristram Goldthwaite Biddeford Chattanooga Tennessee Bankers In Convention John W. Faxon United States

Comment on McKinley impacts British commerce

The Gobe notes in London on June 18 that McKinley’s presidency would be a serious misfortune to British commerce, asserting no reason to believe he will be less protectionist than before. The commentary frames U S policy as a risk to Britain’s trade interests and asks readers to consider the potential consequences of a McKinley victory.

London the Gobe United States McKinley

California Democrats in Line at State Convention

In Sacramento on June 18 the Democratic state convention adopted a platform calling for free silver and endorsed President Cleveland's administration aside from the financial policy. Lightning-caused typos and deaths noted in brief after, adding a somber update.

Sacramento Cleveland Dorsedl

Teller Opposes Gold Standard in Republican Platform Debates

Senator Teller and fellow silver members challenge the financial plank, urging free and independent coinage at 16 to 1. Teller declares he cannot support a gold plank and may leave the Republican party, while others weep and Speaker Lodge offers sympathetic remarks. He pledges to fight for his principle, hoping the party shifts away from Wall Street influence.

Associated “Press Teller Colorado Republican Party Dubois Cannon Mott Lodge Wall Street Lombard Street

Senators Speak as Colorado Walkout Leaders Bolt

The account lists Teller and others like Dubois and Hartman speaking against the party. Dubois argues the party betrayed its promises and vows self respect. Hartman says he will follow Teller and oppose the gold standard camp led by Sherman and Cleveland. The Colorado delegation met to finalize their stance.

Teller Dubois Idaho Clinoa Abraham Lincoln Cannon Utah Mormon Church Hartman Montana Cleveland Nevada Iti Henry John Sherman Grover Cleveland Colorado

Political maneuvering for vice presidential nomination intensifies

A long report details factional struggles among Platt Morton and others. It notes bid alliances from the New Jersey delegation for Hobart and Miller faction support, while Evang adherents and Ohio delegates push varied lines. Platt’s camp claims momentum and Indiana Illinois support, predicting victory though divisions persist.

Timothy E. Byrnes Reed New Jersey Garret A. Hobart Miller Pratt Morton Evang Ohio Platt Hanna McKinley New York State Quay Lodge Alger Indiana Ilinois

McDowell Named Sergeant at Arms for Next House

John Hugh Mc Dowell of Union City Tennessee was appointed sergeant at arms of the next house and will also serve as sergeant at arms of the national committee. He will open headquarters at national committee rooms by mid next week after the Republican convention. The Florida race shows close party divisions with a narrowly defeated free silver mandate at the state convention.

St. Louis John Hugh McDowell Union City Tenn National Committee

Romance Beside a Wedding in Shelbyville

Miss May Hamilton daughter of Mia Emma Hamilton wed Dr. George S. Row of Cincinnati at her mother's home in Shelbyville. The ceremony, performed by Rev. Dr J C Caldwell of the First Presbyterian Church, occurred during a quiet home affair despite Mrs Hamilton's status as the city’s wealthiest resident.

Shelbyville May Hamilton Mia Emma Hamilton George S. Row Cincinnati J. C. Caldwell First Presbyterian Church

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