Political Conventions Across States Rally For Republican Unity
Des Moines and Wisconsin rally through May Day as Republican state conventions endorse old party principles, nominate delegates to Chicago, and back veterans' pensions while Virginia, Massachusetts, and Missouri meetings debate Blaine and Arthur. Colored men discuss strategy and racial issues amid intra party tensions.
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John A. Donald
JL. J. Budd
C. D. Karson
A. R. Anderson
J. Bennett
J. N. Mitter
John W. Rowley
John Mahin
J. E. Lake
Aaron Kimball
Joh A. Kasson
S Clarkson
John R. Stone
N. M. Hubbard
W. G. Donnan
Chicago
A. W. Swaine
Kartshorn
J. F
Geer
Willian Vanderberg
Platforn
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Senate
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Arthur
Largo
Clarkson
J. ¥. Stone
W.G. Conan Aleristes
Albert W.swalm
E. J. Radstern
J. 2 Gear
William Vanderer
Dennis Morcizon
Lee
Wiliam Wilson, Jr
Washington
Altarmatus
Arthur Springer
Louisa
M. Junkin
Joilerton
John Hilsinger
Jackson
W.T. Buan
Jones
H. It Whitehouse
Clinton
W. McMann
Scott
Il. C. Hemenway
Mackhawk
W. H. Norris
Delaware
G. A. McIntyre
Stutler
Odd
Mr. May
Grundy
G. H. Stewart
Allamakee
J. P. Lyman
Poweshick
Frank W. Eichelboreer
Davik
R. W. Weakr
Guthrie
Fr. Gateh
Polk
Lemisigo
Warren
J. H. Twombly
Adair
D. ‘T. Sizler
Adams
Mr. Sherivan
Appinova
Wisconsly
Mapries
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T. W. Spence
Fond du Lac
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T. B. Scott
Fairchild
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Sherman
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Lincoln
General Sherman
W. T. Radbusch
Edmunds
Calvert Spencely
A. C. Dodge
Blaine
Edward Sanderson
F.C. Winkler
Edmonds Arthur
Arthur Edmunds
J. H. Mead
C. Estabrook
Charles A. Clark
A. M. Kimball
M. Butt
O. ¥. Temple
Edmands
George 2. Shaw
Jorace A. Taylor
Alex
Stewart
O A. Ellis
Virginia
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John F. Dezéndorf
State Committee
National Republican Committee
Majork. C. Hine
General Wickham
Clarfield
John Dezendorf
B. B. Botts
William C. Wickham
H.C. Parsana
J. M. Dawson
William S. Lester
Kansas
Torexas
Kan
David Kelso
J. J4
Johnson
Yoss
Logan
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Scattering
Hou WB. Pump
Jesups
Merritt
J. A. Wood
Amd
A. W. Mann
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Central Republican
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Maine
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Ruble
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Vermont
California
Oregon
Nevada
Florida
Auguste
W. ¥. Eston
Indianapolis
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Maryland
Bantimone
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Inter-State Conference of Colored Men
Municipal Hall
Vinneylvania
Ohio
District of Columbia
Indiana
Iliiais
Louisiana
Fred Doug
Jasa
Bishop Green
Rey,c. & Srith
Troomington
Robert Jackson
Pittsburgh
Fred Douglass
Effectudl
Lloyd J. Wheeler
Scareborough
Hayes
South
Ferdinand L. Barnett
Illinois
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Lies
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Bloomngton, Lr
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George T. Downing
Rhode Island
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Wheeler
Jt XM Mitchell
Allnois
Smith
Br. Smith
Republican Party
Light Sentence for Sadie Reigh in Kingsley Shooting
April 29 in Cuiracy reports Sadie Reigh, Briggs House servant, who shot Kingsley the head-waiter months ago, received a light sentence citing mitigated circumstances. The article mentions James R. Keene and a May date in New York, with uncertain figures on liabilities and job printing ads.
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Sadie Reigh
Briggs House
Kingsley
Hay
Anthony
Washington tariff actions and government appointments
The report notes Henry W. Carteren of Minnesota named successor to John J. Knox as Comptroller of the Currency and James A. Connolly of Illinois named Solicitor of the Treasury. It also records committee moves on a telegraph bill, post office reforms, and civil service examinations with dates across Des Moines Omaha Denver and Chicago.
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National Greanback Party
S&s
Hampton
Begale
William P. Innes
Moses W. Field
W. D. Fuller
S. Hampton
Mids
Maffie Strickland
Clinton County
Butler
Treasury
Hegole
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N.Y
Indianapolis
Chicago
Rochester
George Jones
I Dean
Laula F. Post
Epenclus Howe
Outo
Colluinus
Trades and Labor Assemblies
Ohifo
Wasitxarox
Ilenry W. Cartun
Minnesota
John J. Knox
James A. Connolly
Ilinois
Connolly
Lilinoia
House
Senate
Wastuxatox
Nimmo
Bureau of Statistics
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
United States
Civilservice Commission
Gregory
Civil Service Commission
West
Des Moines
Omaha
Vineela
Denvers
Topeka
Kansas City
St Louis
Milwaukee
Dubuque
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Townshend
Yowishend
Itl
DOT
Ohio
Warlave-McKinsey
Anq
McKinley
Tyla
Tanner
Adams
Wallace
Robertson
Hepburn
Romney
UTA Commission
Utah Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Utah
Hennepin Canal
Phoceedisga
Cullom
Pleyro-Poeumonia
Mr. Cos Ves
Lestrier
Ee aSthar Ieee Wrand
Bill W. Sivas
Explosion at Havana powder magazines rocks city
Great Havana tremor reported as powder magazines at San Jose exploded near the arsenal. Missiles damaged gas works and several hospital and public buildings. Casualties unknown, with twenty soldiers and an artillery officer said to be at work removing powder. Fire, debris, and panic spread through Divan and surrounding areas. The incident follows tremors across the city and port area.
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San Ambrosio Arsenal
England
Glascow
Clyde
George J.tousau
Privy Council
House of Commons
Camp
Virgo
Minor News Items Week Ended May 1
Notes on bills, weather effects on cotton, and notable deaths and events. Finard Huntington, Cincinnati capitalist, died. Mrs. Helen Pomeroy, daughter of Edwin Cowles, died in Florence. two Garysburg politicians arrested for duel. various railway and political items across the U S.
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Columbus
Tex
Finard VD. Huntington
Cincinnati
Otterville
Frank James
Booneville
Cape Town
Alexander Mitchell
St. Paul Road
Cedar Rapida
Ottumwa
Reischstag
Helen Cowles Pomeroy
Cairo
Edwin Cowles
Cleveland
Florence
Italy
Garysburg
N. G
Pacific
Montana
United States
Dallas
Bowdoin College
G E Gorman
Amhers
Utah
Racine
Fea
New York
London
Ottera
George C. Cargill
Dun
Des Moines
Eagle Stave
van Wert
Dinane Street
Grand Circuit
Tuelay
Rochester
Littslburgh
Bufffalo
Hartford
Providence
Albany
Milwaukee
Madison
Bisins
Eitmunds
Fairebird
Tilden
Accusations of State Department Corruption by Badeau Letter
A sensational April 29 Tribune feature prints General Adam Badeau’s open letter accusing the State Department of persistent corruption and a harmful Cuba policy. He details telegram warnings to President Arthur, resignation attempts, and claims of an injurious agreement with Spain that favored American losses and Spain gains.
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State Department
New Yoak
the Tribune
Adam Badeau
Arthur
Washington
United States
America
Badean
Saya
Americana
Spain
Fepsinah
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