Butler to the People at Chicago Convention Critiques Parties
Mass Aug 10 Butler publishes a lengthy address to his constituents outlining four political aims: opposition to monopolies, protection of a national currency, labor rights, and government reform. he condemns Democratic and Republican elite rule, endorses a labor fusion with the GrEebback Labor party, and urges workers to unite to curb monopolies and secure reforms. The text criticizes party structures and urges cross‑party collaboration to empower labor.
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Secret Service Chief Sends Silent Warning to Police
Chief Drummond of the United States Secret Service sent a report to police headquarters regarding a silent danger or plot. The dispatch emphasizes vigilance and coordination to prevent a major incident, underscoring federal concern over rising criminal activity in New York on August 31.
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Cleveland Accepts Democratic Presidential Nomination
Albany Aug 20 Governor Cleveland formally accepts the Democratic nomination for President. He praises the party platform, stresses a government by the people, and condemns corruption and entanglement in office while urging labor protections and fair wages. The message underscores duty, constitutional limits, and dedication to public service.
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Political notes on state conventions and nominations
Wednesday conventions across Michigan and other states nominated candidates for governor and key state offices. Michigan Democrats backed Greenback nominees. Greenbackers and Anti-Monopolists named statewide slates. Congressional summaries list candidates by district with party designations.
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Lumber Convention Urges Timber Curtailment in Northwest
About fifty to sixty investors representing vast lumber holdings held a convention in Mystic and urged Northwest mills to limit output. They advised log supply not exceed sixty percent of last year and urged closures by November 1. If followed, annual production could drop from 7.5 to about 4 billion feet next year.
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Pardons Granted to Cunningham and Bradley in Ky Prisons
Governor Knott granted clemency to James Cunningham and Owen Bradley, prisoners in Kentucky, commuting their sentences after years of confinement. The decision restores hope for the two men as authorities review their cases and potential release timelines.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Legal Notice
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Hanlan Defeated on Parramatta River in World Championship
Dispatches from Sydney report William Beach of Australia defeated American chaser Hanlan by seven lengths for the world championship on the Parramatta River. Beach, a Sydney native, rose from a July debut loss to Trinket to claim the £500-a-side prize, shocking observers and his backers.
Prohibitionists Nominate Brooks For Governor
Missouri Prohibitionists meet at Sepania and nominate Rev John A Brooks for Governor and Henry Habbaugh for Lieutenant Governor The nominations gain endorsement from the State Prohibition Alliance in session yesterday The report notes further local details about a separate wildfire and road collision near Inavin with unclear specifics
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Week Ended August 31 Minor News Items
A summary of miscellaneous reports from around the world includes $500,000 in gold bars and $125,000 in American gold coin arriving in New York from Europe, first cotton bale sold at 12 cents per pound in Selma Alabama, and a $100,000 August appeal by the American Board of Foreign Missions. Other notes cover the Copenhagen International Medical Congress, Louisville’s Southern Exposition opened by Governor Knott, a one-million-bale Arkansas cotton yield, a derailment fire near Rankin Illinois, the death of ex Senator John Pool, cattle association meetings in Colorado, gas finds in Cresyine Quebec, yellow fever deaths in Hermosillo, and emigration patterns at the Rio Grande with $50 million invested in Mexican road ranches and mining. Additional items report legal actions, ship and rail incidents, and other regional notes.
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