Republican Convention Opens in Chicago Amid Delays and Debates
The Republican National Convention met in the International Exposition Building, Chicago. Delegates faced ticketing delays and assembled order as George F Hoar was named Temporary Chair and J Roberts and C L McGee named secretaries. Committees on Credentials and Permanent Organization formed, with Hoar later elected permanent chairman. Debates over credentials and rules followed, adjourned to 11 am next day. the convention scheduled to resume with contested Alabama Illinois cases and rules discussions.
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Chicago
National Republican Committee
Don Cameron
Republican National Committee
Layer
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Cameron
National Committee
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Hoar
Art
Holart
J. Roberts
Miraole
C. L. McGee
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Cusbee
Michigan
James B. Bradwell
Missouri
Eugene Davis
New York
J. Hale
Maine
Alabama
BenjJamin
Turner
Arkansas
Snyder
California
John Munsitelaurorado
John. A. Lilett
Conncoteur
John M. Douglass
Delaware
Christian Feluger
Florida
Y. J. Shipman
Georgia
Madison Davis
Dulnois
BH. Whiting
Indiana
Jacob B. Todd
Iowa
John M. Sharp
Kansas
Benedict
Kentucky
Morris C. Hutchins
Nine
L. G. Downs
Maryland
Charles
T. Westcott
DB. Mopkins
Minnesoa
J. V. Dantelss
Mississippi
James All
Luthor
Sinvens
Nebraska
Li Biorbowers
Nevada
E. Btroiher
New Harmpshire
Samuel W. Hale
New Jersey
James M. Gdpsgill
Henry K. Pearson
North Carolina
Barringer
Ohio
Alphurso Hart
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Fonneylviini
Howard J. Beder
Ethoac Island
Almon K. Gooding
Carolina
W. J. Widot Tennesaue
Of.cato
Texas
TT Hakes
Vermont
Henry G. Belden
Virginia
Clay Harris
Weat
Hs Eutey
Wisconsin
William Castor
Idaho
B.A. Davis
M.M. Megrue
Connecticut
David Chadwick
Benjamin Burton
James
Illinois
A. W Metcalf
Byron W. Lencoln
M. Clark
George H. Case
W. Gunter
Marine
Llewellyn Powers
W. J. Horton
Robert M. Morao, Jr
J . Chindier
Minnesota
E. ¥. Drake
C. Garter
Thomas B. Rogers
J. L. Mitchell
W W Bishop
New Hampshire
Amen G. Sturgis
New Orsey
Clement H. Stanfokson
George H. Sharps
Col. C. H Blocker
Thomas H. Brent
Wyoming
M. C
Frye
Utah
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Louisiana
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Pressly Deany
W. A. Silver
McCormick
Logan
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Hale
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Committee On
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Sewell
Pierson
Committee On Permanent Organization
J. H. Roberts
C. L McGee
Naote
John Wentworth
Thomas Atkinson
Tows
J W Thompson
Kanses
Simon Matz
General BI. Hopson
John
Rodwell
H. J. Brown
Nathaniel A. Horton
Perry Hannah
D. Morrison
Misalesippi
J. K. Bruce
William J. ‘Terrill
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G.__C. _ Slovenson
Joel Eastman New Josey
Judson Kilpatrick
Chas Yer
D. H Starebrick
D. Me Vurka Orezun
P. Pompkina
Cnnsylvani
C. Mure
Rhode Island
Isaacc Potter
South Carolina
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Canassee
W. T Eliott
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Jo G Me
John V. Murry
J.C. Hodgens
Oregon
Ireland
Hamilton Disston
Horace A. Jencvkos
South Garnlina
W. A. Hayale
Tennessee
Fred If Hunt
Georgo N Dilley
Veremont
L. B. Cross
MA. de Monte
George B. Bryant
West Virginia
F McCormick
J W Browne
Montana
Henry N Blinho
Mosilva
Washington
Thomas T Minor
M CC Brown
Committee On Rules and Order of
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Committee On Rules
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Levenpou
Conkting
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Henderson
Boutwell
Messrs. White
Jiamillon
Sharpe
Garfield
Sen‘ling
Noca
Brandagee
Metcalfe
Ulineds
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Shdtens
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Clayton
Messia
Hill
Tracy
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Conger
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Curious Insects and Palmetto Paper News
A bystander warns a dentist about a mimic insect that pretends to be a bumble bee, while a Florida Mirror note reports palmetto can yield durable paper usable for land records and receipts. The piece also mentions a postal card world trip, a rapid railway claim, and a joke about the first woman who never used the post office.
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Convention Seeks Unity Before Nominee Support
The Third Day session opened, Rev Dr. Little offered prayers, and a resolution urged every member to back the nominee. Mr Hale argued the convention need not be instructed, while Mr Brandagee said no advocacy was needed and a roll call should be demanded. The chair halted a roll call and moved to a quick vote.
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Indian Rain Makers and Creek Rainmaking Mystery
The Cher okow Advocate recalls a Creek rainmaking rite witnessed years ago near a ford on the Usinols River. Elders chanted while two conjurers conducted ceremonies and a youth dove into the river bringing a blue catfish which was burned as part of the rite and rain followed that night.
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Smithsonian Attache Describes Snake Gallery At Smithsonian
Smithsonian attaches discuss the snake collection in the museum’s glass case, noting non poisonous variety focus and fascination among visitors. They describe snake sizes colors and feeding habits, collectors like Snakey and Russell, Florida rattlers, and plaster casts alongside 800 live or stuffed snakes, with a note on visitor reactions and safety.
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Ileve
Ford
Hoe
Russell
California
Charley
Snake Kingdom
Washington Cor
Hartford Times
The Oberammergau Passion Play Returns in 20th Century Form
Oberammergau in Upper Bavaria 46 miles from Munich hosts the Passion Play from May 17 to September 26. About 5 000 seats, largely open to the sky, with 600 performers and 30 chorus singers. Profits fund local charities. actors largely unchanged since 1870. permits a few changes due to marriages and deaths among interpreters.
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Ambergris a Rare Seawater Commodity and Its Uses
The article explains ambergris as a rare, waxy seabound secretion from sperm whales, found floating or ashore. It describes its smell, melting point, sizes from one pound to over a hundred pounds, and past uses in medicine and church incense, noting its central role in perfumery and its high value, with a Boston monopoly handling large consignment valuations.
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