Cincinnati Convention Marks First People's Party Assembly
A chaotic Cincinnati convention unfolds as the Hirthelm New Party sues for a platform centering on the peoples party. Delegates clash over representation and policy with figures like Col. Norton and Senator Potter fracturing lines while Donnelly advances a platform for monetary reform and extensive social measures.
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Cincinsati
Colowel $. F. Norton
Chicago
Weaver
Jerry Simpson
Norton
Committee On Platform
Farmers’ Alliance
Cunningham
Gilbert Delamater
Power
Arrangemente Committee
Jesse Harper
Illneis
Erpeteorte
Convain
Kansas
Ohio
Helen Gougar
Indiana
United States
Polter
Amer
Potter
Ingalls
Hanses
Marion Todd
Sunday School Assembly Names Officers at Emporia Kansas
The western Sunday school assembly held in Emporia elected officers for the new term. Rev. F. M. Parch of Tescor was named president, J. R. Christian of Hutchinson as secretary, D. W. Eastman of Emporia as treasurer. Executive committee members include J. W. Ridden, George Bourne of Hutchinson, T. Sweat of Lotapassee, Rev. J. W. Eureka, J. Gell of Law, Drave Topeka, and Mrs. Elvira H. Parker.
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Mombara
Nicional Committee
Iss
United States
Hall
Arkansas
L. P. Featherstone
Jauno 13
McCracken
J. Gi. A. Bual
California
Marion Cannon
H. C. Dillon
Asia
Connecticut
Robert Piqua
W. D. Conilon
L. Basking
J.D. Gosa
Georgia
C. C. Pont
Towa
Wenger
M. L. Wheat
A. J. Westfield
Tudiatu
C. A. Powers
Leroy Templeton
J. D Comstock
Sinois
S. N. Norton
A. J. Streater
Alb
Touhenest
Kansan
P. P. Elder
Levi Dambauld
Oxburn
Kentucky
D. L. Graves
Smithy
TG. Fallin
Louisiana
J. Miller
RB. Paine
John Pickett
Massachusetts
G. F. Washburn
E. ©. Brown
M. Boynton
Michigan
Ben Colgin
S. E. V. Emery
John O. Seabel
Innesota—Jenatus Donnelly
G. Ny Parkins
Andrew Stevenson
Missouri
Paul J. Dickson
J. W. Badgers
W. O. Alberson
Maine
E. 8. Hobbs
I. A. Howard
DO W. Smith
Nebraska
J. Hi
Edimeson
William, Dysart
W. H. West
Oe York
Jacoh H. Stuer
Jon J. Hoythie
Hugo Proyer
J.C. H. Cobb
B. ©. Barnes
Oklahoma
Samiel Crocker
A. Ey Light
John Hogan
Pennsylvania
A. Thompson
F. R. Agnew
Lewry Edwards
South Dakotoo
J. W. Hardin
H. N. Loucks
Fred Jeph
Texas
W. R. Land
Thomas Gains
J. J. Davis
Teonnessee
H. P . Osborne
G. Wi Kay
John A. James
Wisconsin
Robert Schilling
Alfred Manheimer
A. J. Phillipa
West Virginia
Luther
Lehinn
George W. Hammer
Thomas C. Keeney
Wyoming
H. Bretenstein
James A. Smith
S. D. Merritt
District of Columbia
Lee Crandall
S.A. Bland
H. J. Behulters
Beatcns
West
F. M. Parch
Sympathy for Natalie Draws Crowds in Semiin Hungary
Dispatches from Semiin Hungary report Queen Natalie’s visit drew great crowds and sympathy demonstrations near the hotel where she rests after a Servia youth’s expulsion. Leading ladies of fashion visited the hotel showing support as crowds gathered.
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Natalie
Broa Peatn
Semiin
Hungary
Servia
Hor
Botkin impeachment ad to be provided tomorrow
A Topeka Star special reports from Topeka that Botkin impeachment advertising is to be provided tomorrow. The fragment notes an impeachment action and notes a Star source, but the text is incomplete.
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Kaneas
Topeka
Botkin
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Cincinnati
Conference OF the Alliance and Industrial Organizations
Pete Yous
Committee On
L. L. Polk
Minnesota
Mr. Fish
Polk
Cy Hon
Lealingaphite
Ignatius Donnelly
Firet
People's Party of the
United States of America
St. Louis
Fla
Omaha
Neb
Congress
Align
Keot
United Action
Farmers Alliance
Schilling
Denis Davis
Donnellys
Wadaworth
Davis
R. W. Humphrey
Organizaras the
Colored Alliance
Amu
M. Miller
J. H. Weaver
Oficera
Emporia, Kansas
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