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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1888

Page

6

STANDARD STALLIONS IN SERVICE AT PDICKEYS STABLES

Incomplete horse pedigrees and performance notes from Brookville stallions list several Standard and registered foals with sires including Messenger and Byedsk's Hambletonian. Breeding details, dam lines, and prices appear amid fragmented terms and misspellings, with limited readable data on outcomes or dates.

Duroac Gordan Clingstone Victor Beatrica M. Ayvdyk Mgolg Messenger Rod Hininie Fammr Sola Fallis Dan Minealh Banker Hermuda Byedsk Rosa Abdallah

California Throngs At Thurman Convention Rally

The National Democratic Convention opened in St Louis with California backing for Thurman as delegates cheered leaders like Henry Watterson, W. A. Scott, and Col. Morrison. Bishop Cranberry led the opening prayer as White formed the temporary organization and Grover Cleveland received strong applause for reform plans.

Paris George Washington Cleveland Tilden Hendricks National Democracy Henry Watterson W. A. Scott Col. Morrison W. H. Barnum Geen Fesry Weerersen Indianapolis Clevelands Buffalo New York California Athan Wiliam H. Barnum Rhoers Mr. Barnum Cranberry Baron Wader Natonal Committee White Hou Pacific Coast Ita Republican Party Apphaos N& State Thomas M. Pattison Colorado Federal Union Grover Cleveland Wibe Gorman Uingis Chutritan Willian R. Morrison Scretary Francis A. Moffinan, Jr N. B. Worthington Credentiok Jaimes W. Patton Thuwos M. Thyruten Comutteential EM. Phelps Michigan- Clairman Byron G. Stuut Accretary KG Pleaongurg FG Parkhurst Charlys Kk. Whittbovenalterimean OL AL. Byris Henry Watteran Kentucky A. P. Gorman Davin Turpit National Committee Roawell P. Flower

Convention Cheers and Dissent Amid Gray Nomination Fight

Report from the political convention shows factions backing Gray while Thurman and Ohio delegates push for a different outcome. Enthusiasm runs high as banners fly and cheers echo, but unity remains elusive as strategic moves threaten a two thirds vote requirement and potential swap of Gray for a rival.

Parades and Clubs Thrill St Louis Assembly Scene

The St Louis parade drew locals and visitors, with seven divisions and prominent clubs from Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Gas jet arches and electric lights illuminated the route as crowds cheered. President Cleveland showed interest, accepting convention bulletins from the White House as the event unfolded.

County Democracy New York Hyde Park Club Pullman, Tis Randall Clubs Pittsburg Philadelphia Duckworth Club Cincinatti Hendricks Club Itdlianapolis Cleveland St. Louis White House Biu

Tariff plank fight shapes St Louis convention scene

In St Louis on June 1 the resolutions committee elected Hon Ivory Watterson chair by 22 votes to 20 for Senator Gorman. A sub committee drafted a tariff plank, aiming to align with the president’s views while avoiding a straddle. The full committee adjourned to hear more, with rumors of a late-night tacit plank and possible Thursday nominations due to tariff tensions.

St. Louis Committee On Ivory Watterson Watterson Senator Gorman Patterson Colorado Burr Connecticut Turpie Indiana Kentucky Dymond United Press F. W. Lehmann Town Wattterson Big Friends Gorman Chicago New York New

MPs Fight Over Tariff Planks At National Convention

The report describes Watterson defending the 1876 tariff for revenue only versus the 1884 revival, with Treckenridge not confirming a Milly bill warning. Committees favor Catling for permanent chairman and Ingersoll for permanent secretary, credentials favor admitting Dakota delegates, and soldiers demand payment for the greenback to gold difference.

Watterson Trig Treckenridge Kentucky St. Louis Jama Patrick A. Catling Massachusetts HH. TH. Ingersoll Tennessee Dakota Messrs Messrs. Steels and Maguire

Gen Sheridan in improved condition amid warning on heart danger

Daily bulletin reports Gen Sheridan resting, show­ing slight stomach hemorrhages and improving breathing. He remains hopeful of recovery, with his mind clear and interest in news from St Louis convention. Doctors warn a recurrence of hemorrhage or heart failure could endanger life, while later notes cite stable respiration and good pulse as of the last update. Eleven die in Rockdale hotel fire. several notable names listed as missing or rescued. Also reports railroad figures in Pennsylvania and Oregon election results with party standings and pensions bill status.

Bul- Tetsun Wasisatan City Gen. Sheridan St Louis Peppar Sheridan Sherbian Wideli

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