Opening of the Thirteenth Republican National Convention
The thirteenth Republican National Convention opened in the Chicago Coliseum with 6700 delegates and guests on hand. The gathering aimed to nominate a president to succeed himself and choose a vice president, while drafting the party platform amid high security and vast public interest.
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United States
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Grant
Chicago
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Long
Foraker
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Kearns Fixing
Wolcott
Allison
Scott
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Wiss
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Moat
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Roosevelt
Republican Platform and Convention Reflections
The piece discusses Republican protectionist aims and the party’s stance on policy changes. It notes leaders like Quay and references McKinley’s death shaping party views, with commentary on the significance of the nominating process and the impact of presidential power on citizen perception. It contrasts past conventions with the current moment and hints at shifting dynamics without naming specifics.
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Party of Protection
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Quay
Hepubltrap Coumain
Whiel Caeta
Treddent McKinley
Republicans
Pdemocrate
Labor Unions and Farmers Plan Fort Worth Parade
Members of labor unions and farmers in Texas announce a joint Labor Day march in Fort Worth. W. Woodwias of the American Federation of Labor stresses unity across trades and farmers, aiming to strengthen political influence without endorsing partisan candidates. A county farmers organization vows fraternal delegation ties and closer cooperation with the state body as plans for August 1 to 7 at the state convention in Fort Worth unfold.
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Fort Worth
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Greatyoight
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Mita
W. Woodwias
Federeten
Beth Erde
Gally
Tuan
Ttate
Fort Worth Ang
Referendum Passes on Union Death Benefit Feature
The Unailed Brotherhood of Earpanters and Javiers of Atceriga approves with two thirds supporting a death benefit. Mortuary payments: F100 for six months standing, Sk for five years or more. International unions seek aid reductions. hidden details and contact for secretary, 3 PMontgomery Street, Deaversville NY.
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Javiers of Atceriga
Sieuchiral
Triaries al- Hanee of America
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Masons’ International Uryion
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International Glove Table Cutiera’ Union
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Deaversville
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Hayes
Admiral Chadwick and notable figures in wartime headlines
Navy Admiral Chadwick led the American squadron protecting the Belgian legation in Tangier upon request of the American consul general. The piece notes his career from Morgantown to Annapolis, roles as naval attache and chief intelligence officer, and later accolades. It also mentions Sherman Bell and other Confederate era and Colorado events, a Lafayette Club note, and obituaries for Samuel Langhorne Clemens and Olivia Clemens with family details.
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Lampoon
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London
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Chadwick
Bureau of Equipment
Naval War College
Shermen Bell
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Roxie McGee
Colorado State
Wilitia
ALJ
Bell
Samuel Langhorne Clemons
Florence
Italy
Mark Twain
Olivia Langdon
Charles Jo Langdon
Elmira
Clemens
Climene
Highball Wins the American Derby in Chicago
Highball, ridden by Fuller, won the American Derby over 114 miles at Chicago’s Racecourse, securing the $25 000 purse. Proceeds led a field of rivals including Fort Hunter and Rapid Water, with Woodson finishing second and Rapid Water third as crowds watched under police vigilance with limited betting.
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Cook Stable
Lone Force
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Halgeson
Walt
Vimes
Lear
Hialgesweevifentls
Fuller
Pfightall
Frost
Rapid Water
Fort Hunter
Mohartle
Woodeon
Ibla
High
Afiea’s posture described between fore legs
The fragment notes a peculiar posture where Afiea’s mouth is positioned exactly between his fore legs. No broader context or event is provided.
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