English Bitterness Over Blaine at Chicago Convention
English comments on the Chicago Convention reveal bitter dislike of Mr Blaine and hostility to the protectionist stance. The Times and Daily News publish unflattering dispatches from a New York correspondent, while Morton’s vice presidential nomination pleases English and French friends. The Emperor Bismarck gains favorable notice in London for a Reichstag speech stressing peaceful strength.
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Harrison
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Godkin
Evening Post
Republican Party
Prussia
France
Reichstag
Prince Bismarck
Europe
Germany
Houtelle
Maine
Wayne
Hlaine
Alabama
Arkansas
Taretvon
California
China
Censure motion rejected as government sustained in Commons
London today saw the government sustained after the motion of censure was rejected in the House of Commons. Debates featured Gladstone and O'Brien praising the Plan of Campaign while Conservatives attacked the opposition. The session included references to Irish tenancies, evictions, and political pressure related to land policy.
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London
House of Commons
Sir. Morley
William O'Frren
Nora Fitzmaurices
Ireland
Inndionts Hkn
Masteroene
Caropalo
Henry Chaplin
England
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League
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Cromwell
Tilton
Major Saunderson
Mr. Dillon
Soarte
Saunder
Michelstown
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Baifour
Prrcowl
Tracy
Jeffries
Marliament
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Weather and lightning disrupt a hot New York day
New York faced a sultry afternoon with sudden showers and nearby thunderclaps. Heat peaked around 78 degrees with brief, sharp storms. a ball of fire reportedly struck near a brick pile and several witnesses were lightly shocked.
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Dunn
New York
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Margaret Roveh
West Thirty-seventh-st
Arthur Kompson
Helen
William McCann
Thomiest
Chambers Street Hospital
James Motes
West St
Steed Hospital
Loni Bilhardt
Ile
Keltes Post
G. A. T. Edward Schneider
Hirty
Newark
Michael Cassidy
Bridge St
St Michael's Hospital
Twenty-futhest
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John Marsh
Fenmins Wid Hennessy
Heett
Tie Ternent
John Fox
Shermanave
Dersey City
Astory Park
N.J
Holt
Delaware House
Gevan Bouoh
Adams Express War With United States Express Over Coast Trade
Long Branch New Jersey June 20 Special A trade war erupts along the coast between the Adams Express Company and the United States Express Company. Rates to Long Branch and nearby towns drop from 33 to 30 percent while a monopoly dispute unfolds. John Hoey of Adams leads aggressive measures to head off rivals deploying wagons and expanding local presence. The United States Express has leased adjacent property as special rates and rebates lure large dealers amid a lengthy coastwide contest.
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Pennsylvania
Adams Express Company
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Mrs Cleveland and her mother reach Jersey City
Mrs Folsom, mother of Mrs Cleveland, arrived from Europe on the steamship Westernland. The party met officials at Fire Island and were taken to the Victoria Hotel in Jersey City where Mrs Cleveland and her cousin Han Jamin Folsom arrived quietly with few onlookers noting the moment.
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Khartoum
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Nomination story shows Harrison rise via caucus moves
A detailed account of the 1888 Republican nomination process outlines Blaine and Sherman factions, a steering committee, and a decisive California shift. It describes how Blaine’s Paris letter and New York votes influenced Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Iowa to back Harrison, leading to a victorious final ballot.
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Missouri
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Massachusetts
Conger
National Committee
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George Morley
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Virginia
J. W. Mawson
West Virginia
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Tite
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Laine
Paris
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J. Eirkins
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Dutfield
Hocker
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