Democratic convention opens with Palmer pledge and banner clash
Governor Palmer leads procession into the capitol as Chairman Phelps ushers in a Democratic gathering. A banner bearing Cleveland’s portrait triggers a partisan dispute, ends with a rearranged display while delegates applaud and legislate the party platform endorsing Cleveland and tariff reform.
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J. W. Clampett
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Phulpa
Grover Cleveland
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Hillyboro
W. J. Mize
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Ewing
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Blavle
Marion County
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Louis
Phillips
Tedia
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O'Elork
Nick Perrin
Hellevilly
Congress
Highteeuth
Merritt
Charles Nelson
Williams
Morrison
W. GC. Goudy
J. 2. Ewing
N. E. Worthington
National convention bids big questions on funds and land
The document outlines calls for a national convention to frame major declarations on funding for the national waterways project between the lakes and the Mississippi, opposes nonresident land ownership, seeks inquiry into industrial distortions, and denounces immigration limits. It also notes a resolution thanking the President for Melville Fuller’s honor and lists gubernatorial and other state nominations and delegates.
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Mississippi River
Duet
Tx Declarations Fund
United States
Hinde
Melvilla W. Fuller Asehtem Fusticn
Mipreny Court of the United States
Jol M. Waluer
Sparks
Tuley
Stuvensot
Pahner
Andrew J. Bell
Andrew Well
Charles H. Walker
Jacob R. Creightion
Douglas Ricks
West
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Thomas Quban
Danid Corkary
George Bunker
John al King
Michael Ryan
Francis A. Hottman, Jr
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Jammer McNanary
John Lake
Caleb GC. Johnson
Charles Prana
Patrick
Haley
James Duncan
James Stulth
Zora
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Porrest Cook
Quintin Ward
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James W, Patton
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James Pollarch
Tanner
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President Cleveland Attends Presbyterians Reception
The article details President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland attending a reception at the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia after a meeting of northern and southern Presbyterians. It notes crowding, security gaps, and Mrs. Cleveland’s interactions with governors, plus attendees from Holy Trinity, Princeton, and other churches. The event followed a joint assembly session with hymn and scripture revisions discussed.
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Morris
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Saa Nu
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Ald
Ram
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Aftarnwon
Hev Husband
Beaver
Samiel Crawford
Hefornel
George W. Huntington
Willi W. Bur
Richard Storm
United States
Ballots show varied results for bishop election in Ohio conference
The Episcopal church convention near Cincinnati concluded ballots for the third bishop with Rev. J. W. Doyee leading in early rounds and other candidates Earnest Newman, Goudavit, and Nowinn declining. A long series of inconclusive votes followed, with no decisive result after ten ballots and adjournment. Separate items report upsets over church music, fundraising for delegate entertainment, and a controversial ballot stuffer incident.
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Reaulta
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Plont
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Ion
Tulgan
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Olast
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Cinedunati Ho
Pension bill debate and federal treasury strain in May hearings
Walker reports favorable committee action on a pension appropriation bill noting total pension outlays up to June 30 reached 440,004. The majority argues for spending over 1.1 million last year and forecasts higher needs, warning of a large tax burden if not carefully managed. A proposed resolution seeks steady consideration of pension arrearage and related tax questions amid pressure from lawmakers.
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Paciny Railroad Commission
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Aome
United States
Sheridan Recovery Quiets Post Debate Amid War News
Washington May reports say Gen Sheridan’s condition improved after two doctors watched him overnight. In Congress, May 4, debates on the post office appropriation bill dominated proceedings with civil service reform and party alignment topics. The senate also adjourned early after a brief session and a secret inquiry into Mrs Sawyer’s funeral arrangements.
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