Parties Lining Up for a Silver Dollar Declaration
The silver movement shows delegates gathering at the Republican National League convention in Denver with 6000 visitors. A strong push favors free coinage at 16 to 1, while others push to oppose. The scene features a Lincoln Grant display, a large audience, and musical entertainments as the assembly begins.
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Illinois
Springfield
MacVeagh
Desver
Broadway Theatre
Republican National League
Denver
Knight Templar
Committee On Resolutions
Iowa Legion
Lowa State Band
Tiincoln
Grant
Saiiver
Mendelssobe Gupta
Nebraska Lew Club
Kerr B. Tupper
First Baptist Church of
Tracy
F C Goudy
Republican League of Colorado
Nebraska Glee Club
W W Tracy
Springfeld
Ills
Mme. Carnet
Republic of France
League
Cerns
Republican Disharmony at National Convention Cries of Representation
Objections flare as delegates dispute presidential representation of the United States. Senator Sandura defends the president while others call for renewed patriotism, amid debates over suffrage, finances, and western policy. MacVeagh and Cable vie for support as Chicago marchers serenade Governor Altgeld and Mayor Hopkins.
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United States
Grover Cleveland
Sandura
Montana
Republican Party
United
Queen Lil
H B. Hlackw
Massachusetts
Harrington
Arzona
Prinor
New Mexico
Hess
Resolutions Committee
John Mc Thurston
Cabot Lodee
MacVeagh Named at Democratic State Convention
Springfield Ills June 28 Senator Franklin MacVeagh superintendent of public instruction Henry Rand state treasurer Bernard J Claggett trustees of the state university Julia Holmes Smith C L Pleasants and T C Clendenin named to the ticket by the Democratic state convention The vote highlighted Cook county support and featured a woman nominee for university trustee Julia Holmes Smith and Catherine Waugh McCullough urging female trusteeship MacVeagh spoke of free trade and currency policy amid a rousing reception by delegates.
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Wevengh
Sri So Fekpt
Cook County
MacVeagh
Chicago
Asker
Hopkins
Oak County Marching Club
Pullman
Leland Hotel
Altgald
Franklin MacVeagh
Cook County Marching Club
Klack
Cable
AlacVeagh
Morrison
Democratic
Springfield
Ills
Henry Rand
Bernard J. Claggetti
State University
Julia Holmes Smith
C. L. Pleasants
T. C. Clendenin
Washington County
McVeagh
Ronge
Hall
Henry Haah
I Claggett
Lexington
John Fady
Bloomington
Henry F Donovan
Claggett
Catharine Waugh McCullough
John McGillen
Conk
Julia Holmen Smith
T . Clendenin
Alexander County
Mra. Smith
Calvin L. Pleasants
Woodford County
Clendenni
Pleasanta
General Black
Democratic Party
Gould
Platform points defend Democratic principles and tariff reform
The document reaffirms Jefferson and Jackson era principles, endorses President Cleveland's administration, condemns trusts, and calls for an efficient tariff bill. It supports silver parity, opposes the APA, and urges election of senators by the people. The convention also approves resolutions empowering state committees and adjourns after naming next meeting sites.
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Jefferson
Jackson
Spon
Cleveland
Chicago
Ts Republicano
Congress
United States
Notat
France in Turmoil After Grenoble Attack and Carnot Death
Riots erupt in Grenoble over an Italian consulate assault as protesters attack Italian property and people. In Paris, Carnot’s assassination prompts a somber return of his widow Madame Carnot, while Lyon and other cities report further disturbances. An electrical rapid transit project is pitched for Washington to New York amid speedand tech debates.
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Grenoble
Iesignia
Mmoe
Carnot
Paris
Vaillant
France
Berteaux
Sauset
Geronda
Iitalian
Italy
Santo
Germany
Humbert
Maruaret
Anoen
Chenoble
New York
Washington
Elsatricity
Hisgreas
New York City
Congress
Pabil
National Rapid Transit Hallway Company
Hemphilles
South Carolina
Washington Capitaliata
Strike Simmers as Railroads Tie Up Nation
Widespread rail strike paralyzes lines from Northern Pacific to Grand Trunk and Chicago routes. Chicago Northwestern arrests protesters, Illinois Central workers join Burnside shops action. Freight lines stalled, coal scarce, river trade halted, and tugboats idle. Knights of Labor and Locomotive Engineers pledge support. Rock Island shows cautious calm as crews consider action.
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Chicago
Wilwauker & St Paul
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Indiana
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Chicago& Erie
Baltimore
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Missouri River
M & St
FC Mevens
Agt
Moline
Railway Strike Sparks Pullman Boycott Across Yards
Trouble on the Northern Pacific and Cincinnati area rails as Pullman car boycott spreads. American Railway union gains recruits while yards refuse work and officials move to replace disobedient crews amid wage-scale disputes and federal response.
Pullman Car Service Continues As Boycott Lingers
Washington on June 28 reports the American Railway union boycott has not disrupted local trains. Pullman cars arrive and depart on schedule as railroad officials expect no trouble. Denver also notes no through Santa Fe trains due to the boycott with five trains held at Raton New Mexico and one at La Junta Colorado, as officers refuse to move trains without Pullmans and train crews unwilling to handle the cars.
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Jersey City
Jane
Northern Pacific
Staten
United States
Reat
Livingston
Mont
Alliben
Northern Pacific Yards
Banda
Montannie
All American
Cores Priaita
Jan 1
National Park
Tourtate
Bere
ST Latin
Pullman- Anmerwan Railway Union
American Railway Union
Maidle
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Washington
Pullman Company
Pullman
Look Here, Old Man Warns About Rebellious Son
An Atlanta Constitution brief notes a father warning a passerby to discipline his son, with the reply that the speaker has already sent the boy home four times this month. The exchange showcases neighborhood tension and parental frustration.
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Atlanta Constitution
Forty-Two Drowned in Tug Nicol Disaster
In New York on June 24, officials confirm no survivors from last Sunday's tug Nicol incident. It is now certain that forty two people were drowned, with rescue efforts concluded and authorities reviewing the tragedy.
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New York
Nicol
France's Casimir-Perier Elected President in Majority Vote
Paris reports Casimir-Perier elected by 431 of 877 present with 24 abstentions. Premier Dupuy on hand as deputies discuss ballots and the president-elect delivers a public address and replies to newspaper reporters before a ceremonial return to Paris amid cheers.
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Paris
Pari
M. Casimir-Porler
Republic
M. Casimir-Perler
National Assembly
M Challemel-Lacour
Casimir- Perier
Brisson
Dupuy
Fevrier
Arago
Bok
Casimir-Perier
M. Challemel-Lacour
M Casimir-Perier
Versatiles
M. Casimir Perier
France
Abbreviated telegrams report mob lynching threat and other items
Abbreviated telegrams describe a Decatur crowd threatening lynching a Black man after an assault on a white woman, with other Black residents warning the mob. The miscellany notes political resignations, nominations, state tickets, local riots in San Francisco, and a fatal locust sting in Orange County New York.
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Decatur
Ills
Farragut Post
A. R
Lincoln
Neb
Carnegie
Frick
Sir Oliver Mowat
Greenbalge
Massachusetta
American Bell Telephone Company
First Mise Aoui
John M London
Missouri
Jamon J Fox
Maine
Bob McGillicuddy
J J Brinkerhoff
Illinois Insurance Department
Vermont
Thomass. McGinnis
Henry W Conro
L. Bowen
Walter 8. Curtis
Charles
Jomea Gazette
New England
New York
Hugh Miller Thompson
Schele da Vere
University of Virginia
Cezario Santo
Carnot
Harvey Deacon
Whitehall
Mich
John ©. Black
Springfield
Lls
Leland Hotel
Carris Holmes
Orangs County
N. Y
Dr Daniel and Stackhouse report high cure rate in Davenport
Drs Stackhouse and Daniel publish personal cure statements from well known people now in Davenport marking their fourth season of practice. They claim 96 percent permanent cures across catarrh throat and lungs nervous and other diseases with 2419 catarrh 744 throat and lungs 75 nervous 413 blood and skin 34 ruptures 260 other chronic cases. The article notes Dr Daniel as vice president of the American Association of Expert Specialists and mentions limited Iowa membership. Also promotes a magazine offer and a railway excursion deal with sale dates in July.
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Daniel
American Association of Expert
Dra Stackhouse
Iowa
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