Business Interests at Delmonico Dinner Honors Cleveland
The 124th annual chamber of commerce dinner at Delmonico's featured President-elect Cleveland with cabinet members present. Cleveland defended business interests as a pleasant, shared American pursuit, urging mutual prosperity and avoiding overreach in distributing gains. Other items note California fruit brokers' embarrassment, Knights of Labor session, a St Thomas church wedding, and various regional notices.
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New York
Chamber of Com- Meres
Delwonico’s
Cleveland
Dewas
Smith
Orr
Secretary of Treasury
Charles Farter
Miller
The
Carren
A.D. Hepburn
Calvin P. Bria
Hiscock
William
Mber of
Lin
Weuare
Gevern
Athera
Whitelaw Reid
Charisey Depew Algo
No Money In Sugar Company Fails to Meet Funds
San Francisco November 15 The annual meeting of stockholders of the Hawaiian Consolidation Sugar Company reported drought reduced island sugar yield to under 8000 tons and prices averaging 33 dollars per ton, a loss of at least 250000, with 300000 borrowed to sow crops. Assets 3932000 liabilities 1200000. Directors reelected. plan discussed to pay debts and seek tariff relief.
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San Francisco
Hawaiian Consolidation Sugar Company
John D. Spreckele
Hawaiian Islands
Sinca
Spreckels
Congress
Ald
John D. Spreckels
Weaver Prophecy Roils Nation At Political Sea
November 16 Des Moines General Weaver a People's Party candidate for president urged voters to back a movement he says will balance power with Republicans, Democrats accused of reform failures and arch rivals faced by anti monopoly forces. The piece also covers reactions to a forged Sackville West letter and election contests in Nebraska and California as well as Carter’s return home and a major Omaha business failure.
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Des Moises
Weaver
People’s Party
Republican Party
Balanca
United States
Ita Adherenta
South
Elmost
Lugves
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
Igents
Wesver
Carter Gora
Wasumatoy
Carter
Republican National Committee
Washington
Helana
Moat
San Fuaschero
Vladtoir Nicholas Rumin
Siberia
Barvad
Ramin
Jerry
Pont~ann
Nathan Pierce
Pierce
Clapsop
Resolutions Adopted and Officers Floated at Mining Convention
The mining convention adopted resolutions approving the Caminetti bill and urged a $450,000 appropriation for strain data construction. Aims included faster titleing for drift miners and a push for federal and state action, with a Mayaguez-like map edition and free coinage silver noted. Jacob Neff elected president, W. G. Rataton secretary, U. H. Pichair treasurer, and an executive committee named.
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Bas Francisco
Congress
United States
Surveyor General
Land Department
Jacob Neff
Placer
W. G. Rataton
San Francisco
U H. Pichair
Extra Session Talk Dominates Carlisle interview
Senator Carlisle warns an extra session hinges on undeveloped conditions and Sherman act actions. He doubts Cleveland can decide soon, citing government finances and possible congressional need for funds. Representative Wateau says delaying tariff bills is prudent before 1894 elections and favors early action on tari changes.
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Wasuixerox
Carlisle
Cleveland
Rongrass
Wateau
West Virginna
Debatable Kansas Senate Hope Faces Storm of Odds
A Kansas City report from November 17 notes Mary E Lease emerging as a serious Kansas Senate contender. The piece cites her growing party support and questions constitutional disqualification, amid a major telegraph wires collapse caused by a fierce storm disrupting eastern comms.
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Tovexa
Mary E. Lease
United States
Kansas
Mia
Lease
Senate
Missouri Valley
Kansas City
Kanaag
Missouri
Local man dies of natural causes after riding accident
J W Short manager of Ing Rar Bian traveled to San Francisco on business and will return Sunday. Deputy Governor Stephens held an inquest on the body of William Brizga at Borden. Brizga had been riding on horseback and was found in the road. It was believed he fled from chores and incurred fatal injuries, but examination showed natural causes and a verdict to that effect.
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Merced
William Fahey
Fresno
John Grace
San Francisco
J. A. Dickson
Royal Crest Va
Duke of Milpitas
Joby Mitchell
Dexter
Bluestone
Joe McAuliffe
Roy
Bferced
Dazzle
William O’brien
Tom Fitz
Gare
Dolly Varden
Natty
Molle S
Mountain Hareva
Claudia
Gill
Judge Morrow
Jus MecAuliffe
Royal Grest
California
Harrison
Cleveland
Thair
Alameda County
Hillborn
Vonce Lase
I. EK Jones
Blackstone Agenue
Maybell Jones
Misa Jones
Parker
Gretchen
Webb
Smith
Linden
Andi
the Phoenix
el Dorado Street
Gan
Misa Webb
Mra
Brockton
Vicatta
Fresno County
Pendergrase
Tulare County
Lottie Miller
Gaide
Waa
Colin D. Miller
Pesecott
A. T
Woon
Anp
R. B. Phillipa
Elstong
Phillipa
Blaton
J. W. Short
Ing Rar Bian
Hoe
Iomocents
Freano Democrats
Iroquois Hall
Senator Goncher
J.D. Colling
J. D. Jones
Oscar Greenstaum
W.G. Barn
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Expounds
del Monico
Flow of
Hong On Fruits
Ariel
Jozeph Mmcinrath
Fruita
Boston
Igdus
Mearns
National Farmers’ Alliance and Andnatrial Union
Asc
Nat ‘Ial
St. Louis
Sixteenth
General Assembly of the Knights of Labor
Paul
J. D. Oerth
Mnalice
Santa Onara
J. F. Robinson
San Quentin
Charles Warner
Tanner Beaton
Bronswick
N.J
James Bill
Betas
Gan Mateo
Frank Burke
la Siete Ranch
Mies Borden
Tamxtox
Mass
Borden
Fruit Growers
San Jose
Fruit Growers of
Elwood Cooper
Santa Barbara
Cooper
Tate
San Franciaco
Ashifornia Ontsido
Hareon
Democratic State Committee
Cattford
Thomas N. Carter
Kern County
Boxersrisup
Judge Conklin
Board of Supervisors
Jude Conklin
Visalia
Cross
Providence
R.L
Lonedate Company
B.b.&r. Knight
Lowell, Mays
Iet
Cinvaland
Thia Ocragion
District of Columbia
Tha Lis
Hearrity
Democratic National Committee
Bia
Pekine
China
Ayer
Bert Maraball
Madera Tribune
Big City
Weavers Prophecy
Cobmon
Murchison
Sackville West
Ontario
Dasign
Omaha
Supreme Court
Clay County
Knox County
Owaita
Roz'neen & Blake
Tarley Ave
Yawada
Commercial National Bank
Siinbel
Los Anernos
Pardena
Allen B. Lemmon
Santa Rosa
Charles A. Gardner
Pagadena
Charles 5
Montgomery
Antioch
Transurer
P. W. Sheahan
Henry P. Kinsley
K. A. Woodgan
Scipio Craig
J. A. Fischer
Walter BP. Lyon
George M. Francis
Mannip
Tarragona
Aistance
Coldiera
Hononuiu
Lilionokalani
Ton
Wilcox
M. P. Robinson
Peter Jones
Queil Brown
Knights of Labor
Maater Wotkwan Powdarly
Fruit Growers’ Convention
Parw
Deacon
Lennox
Rochdale
Marcr
S & Finances
Joseph
Santa Fe
Lie
Catean
Manuip
Bejar
Salemannea
Memris
Farmera’ Allisnes and Industrial Union
L. L. Polk
Carnegie
B& Stoorton
Hughes
Burron Rerouphan
Jim Ward
Expositor
Ward
W. MM
Heavten
Staten
Stier & Brand
Blackstone Avenue
Horeetack
Fullgallop
Arthur Travia
Craycroft Brickmaker
Senator Deane
Mbagopri
Southwastern
Nebraska
Lowa
Ling
Lottie Wile
League
League of American Wheelmen
Reform
George G. Strong
Oakland
J. 9
Theyer
Los Angeles
W. Riplevy
Sacramento
A.T. Janean
J. G. Vidy
W. A. Cowan
Riverside
A Cos
San Joas
J. 8. Bothwell
W. Bena
A. Somory
Ken Bun
Haveral
Furner
Pacific Athletic Club
Charley Turner
Miedlaw
Stockton
Jin Williama
Salt Lake
Turner
Wasurotox
Louis MeComas
Maryland
Supreme Court of the
San Francisro
Los Angelales
Levi Strauss & Co
TRE
Jaga
Trier Marx
Cres
Fancher Creek
Cal
Geo. C. Roeding
Nursery
J Street
Long Bros. & Co
Muir
Royal
Bartlett
Wester Netis
P. Buerre
Santana
Malaga
Zinfandel
Thompson
Riverside Hayes
Eureka
Texas
Long, Brothers & Co
Nurnerypon bin
Porteous
John Deere
Wrisng Agricultural Works
Col. Tulare
L ‘Sis
Yordane Hanford
Lemoore
Tulare
Delano
Newton
Korterville
Lemnfield'Trover
Visalin
SAN Joaquin Lumber CO
J. O. Byxbee
Oregon
Corloud
Fowler & Warmington
Charley Hagen
Budd Roan
Metrisien
Batielxing
WSPA
Sen Hiye
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