Governor Hill Nominated by New York Democrats at Rome Convention
The 1883 Rome New York Democratic convention nominated Governor David B. Hill on the first ballot amid strong support from the Erie and Onondaga counties. The platform urged child labor bans, temperance, state labor boards, private laws modernization, and taxing reforms. Governor Hill spoke later at the Onondaga County Fair outlining tax and property tax concerns and urging caution against overburdening rural counties.
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Investiture of monsignor at St Peter's Catholic Church
The investiture of a monsignor and vicar general took place at St Peter's Catholic Church with a full crowd including Bishops Northrop Charleston Oull van Mobile and Monsignor Quinn of New York. Sixty Baltimore Archdiocese priests attended as Becker of Wilmington celebrated the mass and the papal brief conferring the title was read by Archbishop Gibbons who congratulated the new monsignor.
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Bond Swindlers In Indiana Treasury Of Bonds And Fraud
Indiana report details Reuben Benson Pollard and son Frank and accomplices duping trustees, bankers, and merchants across towns. Bonds valued at nearly a million dollars fueled by lies about school furniture loans. many trustees fled to Canada, leaving bonds and goods behind. The case revolves around court rulings on township debt legality and who bears the losses, with Pollard and ally figures awaiting Supreme Court action. Also notes tobacco frost damage in Indiana and Kentucky, and Belmont divorce case in New York.
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Belmont
New York
Sarah Whiting Belmont
Oliver Hasard Perry Belmont
August Belmont
Congressman Belmont
Chamberlain Meeting Draws Crowd at East End Mall
A London crowd gathered outside Victoria Hall and the New Cut area as the Chamberlain meeting drew seven thousand inside and twenty thousand outside. The event featured speeches tailored to the audience amid arrests and ongoing political tension in the empire with notes on Bulgarian, Turkish, and Balkan affairs and a reminder of reform demands.
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Unconditional Repeal of the Bilas Taw At Convention
At the convention, delegates push for repeal of the silver standard law. Harmon of Iowa proposes a substitute to make silver dollars equal in value to gold. The committee on nominations reports officers for Iowa with Joseph Pat as president.
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Maryland Republicans Nominate Ticket for Congress
Maryland Republicans hold their state convention in Baltimore nominating Francis Miller of Montgomery County for clerk of the circuit court and addressing party concerns over federal tariff and banking policy. The report also notes stock market activity and commodity quotes from New York and Pittsburgh amid a broad financial discussion.
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