League Clubs Meet A Woman Suffrage Resolution
A National League of Republican clubs meeting in Denver discusses a woman suffrage resolution, free coinage of silver, and immediate New Mexico statehood. Don Cameron’s letter urges the party to declare for free silver as the gold standard debate dominates policy. The Des Moines convention site is selected for the next gathering.
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National League of Republican clubs
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Massachusetts
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New Mexico
Des Moines
Iowa
Don Cameron
Republican party
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London
England
Henry Gabot Lodge
aald Reed
Moore
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Peary Expedition to Return Home from Bowdoin Bay
The Portia has arrived with seven Peary expedition members. They will sail on the Talcon to Bowdoin Bay Wear Greenland to bring home Lieutenant Peary and twelve companions. The Falcon is at Sydney for overhaul and will join soon. The Palcons extra berths must be added to the hold. The auxiliary party will explore until the return in September.
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4 Sad Story The Load Too Heavy for the Old Man to Bear
The remains of M Lightner, once a prominent citizen, were found on the woodpile at his home. He moved here with his family from Virginia and faced domestic troubles that turned his home into a house of shame. He died a pauper, neglected by friends after a life of solitude on his small farm.
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Haven declines nominate for justice of supreme court
June 28 report quotes Justice Haven refusing to seek nomination as a Democratic candidate for the supreme court. He stresses loyalty to the Republican party and support for its victory in the upcoming election while declining any nomination or association with the Democratic convention.
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Banks seek quick bonds amid gold reserve fears in Washington
In Washington, King and Williams of major banks pushed for a rapid 100 million revenue bond issue to cover government needs as the Clearing House Association debates a 7 to 10 percent gold assessment. Bankers hope the scheme, tied to tariff clearances and bonded warehouse effects, would ease bullion pressures and secure favorable interest while avoiding further reserves drawdowns.
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Chemukcal National Bank
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Assassination Remarks and Aftermath in Paris Debate
ExPresident Harrison discusses the Carnot assassination calling it the result of a heated mind and urges lawful remedies. Police seizure reveals a pearl found in olives. Courtman mollified as indictment for manslaughter against General Tension is thrown out. Convict Turner dies in prison from fever, while Paris residents send sympathy to Mme Carnot and the French government.
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Pullman Boycott Ties California Rail Travel Up
San Francisco rallies report a citywide rail tie up as American Railway Union presses Pullman boycott. Southern Pacific insists no trains with Pullman cars run while locals refuse to handle such cars, leaving San Francisco and Oakland isolated and travelers stranded across the state.
McDonald Jr Faces Fear Of Assassination In Jail
Former Pacific Bank vice president and People 8 Home Savings Bank director McDonald Jr, now in county jail awaiting trial on a wrecking charge, fears assassination and poisoning. He wears a steel shirt when leaving his cell, eats little, and his jailer notes apparent signs of mental distress and a pretense of insanity.
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Congressional Proceedings and Local Reports June 28
Senate completes income tax discussion and fails strike motion. House approves New Mexico statehood. Democratic county convention outlines slate. Troop call for Montana reservation tension. Mrs Lease plans England visit with lecture talks. Yale wins boat race while Harvard falters. Grasshoppers delay trains near Albuquerque. Nicaragua canal bill advances with input privileges. Wheat and corn markets mixed. Lawrenceburg terror reports.
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Carnot's Successor Emerges in Postvote France Drama
The French senate and deputies elected Perier as president with 451 of 893 on the first ballot. Crowds gathered at the theater galleries as the vote unfolded amid fashion and cheering. Elsewhere, republicans met in calm to discuss candidates while labor day gains momentum in national policy. In other items, a mob threatened murder suspects, a school board approved diplomas, and Atlantic port departures rise with ships full of passengers.
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National League Club resolutions renew allegiance and policy
National League of Republican Clubs adopts resolutions pledging allegiance to the Republican Party. It calls for tariff protection, labor support, and silver policy with convertibility. Urges immediate admission of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Phiahomy to the Union. favors woman suffrage. Trey reelected as President. Andrew Bo Humphrey elected secretary. Cleveland O chosen as next meeting site. convention adjourns. A second item notes the death of the stallion Maxim at Sancho del Paso. the horse’s offspring fetch high prices and Maxim’s limited U.S. record.
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A Rare Incident in Commons Over Royal Birth Blessing
In a June session at the House of Commons, William Vernon Harcourt and Balfour moved to congratulate the Queen on the birth of the Duke of Ork. Keir Hardie opposed, asking what blessing the royal birth confers, noting opposition and disorder as the motion failed.
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Central Committee Meeting Seeks Republican Campaign Leadership
The Republican county central committee of Dresno county will meet Saturday in the city to choose a chairman secretary and an executive committee to manage the forthcoming campaign. The report warns of internal manipulation by a boss tying up delegates and urges loyal Republicans to attend at 2 pm on Saturday, June 30, to organize cleanly for November and avoid a crippling early setback.
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Second Ward Democrats Nominate Delegates in Precincts
The Second ward Democrats met at the kindergarten on Street near Kern last night to select delegates for the primary convention. Nominations were made in precincts with several candidates named for each, as the club debated rival tickets and speechifying proceeded before adjourning.
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Trains Tied Up Over Pullman Car Ban
The American Railway Union refused to handle Pullman cars causing disruptions at the depot. Train Nortrom Oakland due 1:20 am would not run and Train 30 from New Orleans due 9 pm likewise altered. Southern Pacific line agreed to halt trains without Pullman cars until settlement. Local Lathrop service remained on time. freight operations not affected.
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