Republican Conventions in Arkansas and Washington
A brief notice notes political conventions in Arkansas and Washington as Republicans organize campaigns. Nominating events and schedules are reported with emphasis on party activity in these states.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1884
Page
8
Delegates Split as Blaine Faction Walks Out in Ohio
The Fifteenth and early April convention activity across Ohio and nearby states produced contested delegate selections. Blaine supporters withdrew after clashes over legally elected Fourth District delegates, electing Jacob Slagle and Joseph D Weeks, while Magee and Flinn backed by regulars prepared to go to Chicago, likely in Arthur’s column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Blaine
Fourth Legislative
Jacob Slagle
Joseph D. Weeks
Magee
Wm Flinn
Flinn
Arthur
Anza
Indiana
John A. Martin
Kansas
John H. Clough
Logan
New
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Musical Festival Committee
Associated Press
John C. New
Indianapolis
Sxuma
Ala
Mississippi Republicans Nominate Chandler for Congress
In Blaine era First Congressional district convention at Aberdeen Mississippi G O Chandler of Corinth won the nomination for Congress with H O Powers and W M Pennon chosen as delegates to Chicago The body adopted a resolution endorsing Arthur administration Delegates are uninstructed but one reputedly supports Blaine and the other Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rocs
Sam’ W. Mallory
Powell Clayton
H. M. Cooper
Logan H. Root
M. W. Gibbs
H. L. Remmell
G. O. Morris
R. B. Thomas
M. A. Clark
Arthur
United Front
Logan
New York
Independent Republican Conference Committee
Edmunds
Lincoln
Blaine
Washington
Chicago
Democratic Party
Samuel J. Randall
Democracy
Pennsylvania
United States
Randall
Gen. Davis
Richard Vaux
Philadelphia
B. J. McQraunt
Lancaster
H. B. Plummer
Venango
Wm. J. Harty
Wm. A. Wallace
Clearfield
James P. Barr
Alleghany
Eaklyn B. Coxe
Luzerne
B. F. Meyers
Dauphlin
Wm. H. Soden
Lehigh
Danville
Ill
Fifteenth Congressional District
St Danville
Frank Robinson
Champaign
Joseph G. Connor
Congress
Joseph G. Glenn
Coles County
State Board of Equalization
Dr. L. Walcox
Charles G. Eckhart
Douglass
DC. B. Hicks
Edgar
Thos. B.lewis
Joan A. Logan
Camnon
Nationa Convention
Frank Conger
Perry Carson
Andy Gleason
A. H. Smith
Conger
Artur
Carson
Aberdeen
Mies
Mississippi
Medill Pushes Newspaper Postage Cut Before Senate Panel
Joseph Medill of the Chicago Tribune urged the Senate committee on post offices and post roads to cut newspaper postage from the present two cents per pound. He argued current rates burden publishers, dampen circulation, and harm non profit papers while government revenues from letters rise. Hesing of the Chicago Staats Zeitung supported relief for small papers, noting education and readership would improve with lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuisarex
Joseph Medill
Chicago Trbune
Western Associated Press
Senat Committee On
Bath
Aod
Age of the
New York: Herald
Times of Triune
Cincigo Tribune
Odr
Modill
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
St. Lawrence
New York
Congress
Express
Havg Bourne
Hesing
Chicago Stnaats- Zeitung
Medill
Germany
Fatal end to a feud in Wisconsin lands dispute
A deadly clash near Jescuon City Wisconsin stemmed from land warnings by Ernest Allen and others. Tim O Connor was killed as a wire blocked school district land while Mike O Connor attacked a Breen man. several suspects were jailed amid a long feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jescuon City
Wis
Pim O'Conner
Mike
Dery Creek
Ernest Allah
O'Connor
Schoool District
Allen
Breen
Mike O’conner
Ernest Allen
Tim O’conner
Trial in Humane Society case over alleged cruelty to children
Mrs. Anna Schook faces trial in Criminal Court on accusations of cruelty to about twenty children aged 6 to 14 housed at her home near Lagrane. Prosecutors described filthy conditions, a basement used as a cow stable, and inadequate care with a diet of tanish and potatoes while some children were orphans or left by indigent parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Anna Schook
Humane Society
Criminal
Lagrane
Bank examiners probe First National Bank defalcation rumors
Reports from Illinois and Springfield indicate the First National Bank faces rumors of cashier defalcations ranging from 3.8 to 5 hundred thousand dollars with concerns depositors may recover only fractions of their holdings. Separate dispatches note wheat sowing 7 percent below 1883 with slower growing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaoura
First National Bank
HalifaXi steamer inquiry opens. other brief items
An official investigation into the loss of the steamer Daniel SteinMayn has begun at Halifax. The annual meeting of the National Studiera’ Tome Board of Managers was held in Washington on Tuesday. J P Cooper of Kay Oliver Wis returns after failing for ten thousand dollars and makes a voluntary assignment. Louisville Board of Trade endorses New York Chamber of Commerce push to stop silver dollar coinage. Typhus breaks out among Poles in New York East Side tenements traced to two arriving steamships. Montreal live stock inspector reports four fifths of sheep in Laprairie county diseased. quarantines imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel SteinMayn
Halifax
The
National Studiera’ Tome
Washington
J. P. Cooper
Kay Olsire
Wis
Hoe
Denver
Board of Trade of Louisville
New York Chamber of Commerce
Congress
New York
Montreal
Laprairie
Foreign dispatches and skirmishes across multiple regions
A withering set of cables reports Khartoum near collapse as Gen. Gordon fights rebels on the Blue Nile and disarms mutineers. Cuba sees Aquero’s force grow to 2256 with planters sabotaged and new filibuster risks. Burma and India note unrest, while a Dublin railway collision injures thirty two laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Caine
Khartoum
Berber
Goa
Gordon
Blue Nile
Khurtham
Khertoum
Opening Pocohontas mine entrances for recovery work
April 9 in Lyycuzona Virginia miners opened the Pocohontas mine entrances for operation the next day and recovered bodies seen at the site. An order arrived for thirty six coffins. Also Halifax reports two bodies from the wrecked steamer Daniel Steinmann recovered. Tickets to Columbus found on one victim along with nine relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyycuzona
Pocohontas
Tuk
Halifax
Daniel Steinmann
Sup
Wilhelma Beunggort
Columbus
First sentencing after riot in Judge Johnson court
Belle Osborn, colored, convicted of shooting with intent to kill, received eleven years. She begged pitiously as the judge began to modify the sentence for a woman, but the prosecutor protested that she has appeared before the Criminal Court repeatedly and something must be done to relieve the courts, and the judge allowed the sentence to stand.
Denver & Rio Grande Directors Hold Annual Meeting
At Denver April 7 stockholders approved the annual report showing a 160000 surplus over fixed charges. Reforms urged toward restoring harmony with Coal & Iron Co and action on Col Dodge as manager. Old board re-elected except Dodge, replaced by D H Moffat of Denver. The Sioux City case reports a temporary injunction against Governor Sherman to restrain conveyance of uncertified lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver &Rio Grande Railway
Coal & Tron Co
Col. Dodge
Denver, Rio Grande & Western
Dodge
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Keoxroce
Judge Jaeger
Doescaun
Jacksonville
Ohio
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Richards
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Municipal Reform
Dayton
Counceil
Board of Education
Curveland
John H. Farley
Cincinnati
Peck
Superior Court
Logan and
Texicominaton
McLean County
MuncLean County
Hamilton
MacLean County
Kansas City
Talbot
Han
Drs Moines
Iowa
Bremer
Clinton
Nentown
Hensel
E. R. Milton Spear
House of Representatives
R. Milton Speer
Committee On
J. Tilden
Thos. A. Hendricks
Missouri
Levanta
KR. G. van Horn
Chester Akram
Ss. Lavs
Jnc. B. Henderson
Arkansas Convent
Little Rock
Jacob Trieber
Holland
J. P. Jones
MA G. Turner
Jno
G. Johnson
Fred Haris
O. M. Syellman
A. M. Norman
A. A. Tutts
Geo. H.thompson
H. W. Wadkin
B. G. Bryant
M. W. Berjamin
Jacob Tees
Wm. Laporte
Josiah Clark
Lafayette Triff
Kidder Kidd
J. W. True
J. A. Spaulding
Corning
N. Y
Twenty-ninth
Chi- Braver
Twenty-fourth Congressional District
E. I F. Acheson
J. W. Wallace
Washington Convention
Sxuinaenwanp
N.Y
Draper
Geo. Campbell
Hiram Griggs
Edmunds and
Newarr
N.J
Axatoona
L. B. Beuch
Amintoona
Avril
Plotecia
Klein
Derr
J. J. Britton
Fred
Britt
Britton
Hazieurnst
Miss
Bob
Kans Penn
KR. B. Rinle
Penn Brothers
Lalf
Penn
Rinks
Copiah County Investigating Committee
Hawlehurnt
Matthews
Emane Jimes
Estavinie
Ann
Frank Janes
Brace
Mussel Shoals
Bloomington
Bloominaton
Brown
Ilia Os
Monmouth Bank
Department of Agriculture
Tio
Mandalay
Burmal
Agusto Maroh
Inga
Cuba
Kinland
Lonpoy
Kidderminater
Lawport
Ourhat
Manlalsy
Burmah
Mugen O
Port Georgy
Inverness
Muranters
Mapnip
Aquero
Elate
Loxpex
Madrid
Fosterling
Spain
Ireland
Dotbury
Black Rock
Kingston Line
Dublin
Railways. Directors’ Meeting
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