Convention Talk and Bannered Hall Fittings At Political Gathering
Fragmented report describes convention debates and fixtures including portraits of Grant Sheridan Lincoln and Washington in an auditorium setting. It notes Cuban insurgent display and planned selections for Republican leaders, with tensions over silver plank and bolt threats among delegates.
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Paul Sheridan
Army
Lincoln
Grant
Wahington
Sherman
Louis
Sheridan
Washington
Republican Party
Cire Cle
Paris
Asu
Committee On
Amerar
Nebe
Teller
du Ois
Cannon
Thay
Unclear historical notes hint at contested election views
Fragmented OCR fragment references candidate names and votes in a political contest. Mentions figures such as Chivrinea Carter and McKurley, with hints of primary discussions and polling context. The text is garbled, limiting precise facts but signals a local election discourse and candidate lines.
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Steve -Bates
Anil
Clevak Taray
Caligirmsack
McKurley
Chivrinea Carter
Bayer
Tamber
Thetas
Tony
Nerinske
Senate and House Agreed on Conference Reports
Washington June 16 conference reports on naval and Indian appropriation bills were agreed to leaving sundry civil and District of Columbia reports. A night session was planned but abandoned as delays eased. Debates arose over the Sherman statue award and contempt of court punishments. The house advanced two appropriation reports and prepared for adjournment amid ongoing district charity and electric lighting items. Aldrich Caterwood election contest decision gave Aldrich the seat 116 to 107 with 50 Republicans voting with Democrats. Bermuda steamer seized for unpaid wages amid piracy fears. Belasco testimony and a death by suicide in Sacrament Park following a Churchill incident.
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District of Columbia
Butcher
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Wolcott
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Rheawand
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Allison
Rawler Antells
Bih
New York
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Nahrask
Engess
Debs
House
Senate
Savannah
Celanbia
Congress
Aldrich-Caterwood
Aldrich
Veteran of three wars dies in retirement town
A Civil War veteran, born in Cambridge, MA, and a 19th century West Point graduate, who served in the Seminole, Florida, Mexican, and Civil wars, recently retired in 1875 as a major general and had been living here.
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Roh. Birkmore
Whiteler
Cambridge
Weet Point
Gental
Gold reserve and bonds drive govern ment policy in late 1800s
Secretary Ashe reports on the gold reserve decline, bond issues, and treasury actions as pressures mount to sustain public credit. The piece details gold withdrawals, bond sales, and congressional responses, noting the severe reserve drop and efforts to stabilize the economy amid export pressures. A local note mentions a general dog slaughter in Pocomoke City following a raid.
Democrats Debate Delegates and Chicago Convention
The Howard County Democratic contentions selected Senator Gorman ex governor Le Carroll and Toma S Tram as delegates with no convention. The draft mentions John FE Murst as the party’s governor candidate and notes opposition within the party to the Chicago path. The event reflects internal clashes over delegation balance and support for the gold standard.
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Hermes
Bagman
Mack Babay
Atoiaen
Chirag
Ren
Newharges
Senater Tiortinn
John FE Murst
Adhs
Ietelerie
Ponsadete Rateatlare
Jeeveibite
Bormany
Madou Enmeney
Ter
Chicago
Alabama Cyclone Destroys Whreth Caty Town
A tornado of unusual severity struck Whreth Caty in north Alabama near Gade den, flattening thirteen houses and causing two deaths. More than a hundred injured as the funnel cloud tore through a hundred yard wide path. Rescuers worked to locate the dead and missing as condition of Lud and others worsened.
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Throeopte
Chatrasom
Teno
Whreth Caty
Gadeden
Alabama
Ed Long
Ices
Jared
Rickyres
Bundley
Poisoned by a Spider Leaves Man Near Death
Warerecry Conn Janeti-a Ancus MeKarss cimtractor is critically ill after a poisonous spider bite. His finger was amputated but blood poisoning has set in and recovery is unlikely.
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Conn
Janeti
Nuggets of News From Several States and Topics
Gov Watson appoints J L Smith as clerk of Kent county Delaware chancery court. New Yorks Metropolitan Baseball Club reportedly prepares to leave the Atlantic League. Cornelius Vanderbur Jr and Grace Wilson announce their engagement in New York. Milswanker city council approves four cent streetcar fares. expect contest. ex-Congressman Ermentrout renominated in Reading Ninth District. Windward polar expedition steamer sails from Gravesend to Franz Josef Land. Vassar Class of 1896 reaches 720 graduates, largest class yet, college ran a loss last year. Charles S. Dogger, Oklahoma marshal famed for arrest efforts, killed during whisky raid. AFL suspends Dermit Baseball Club over non-union cigars. federation to address. Ke Board of Education denies Miss Margie Wilson teaching next year due to frequent visits to Sentry Jackson, sentenced to death for Pearl Brian murder. New Jersey incorporates United States Guide and Information Company capitalized at 2000 for guides in NY, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken. Helen Gladstone urges Cambridge colleges founded by women for men. cites Clare, Pembroke, Queen Margaret, Christ’s, St Johns and Sidney Sussex foundations and related professorships.
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J. L. Smith
Watson
Court of Chancery
Kent County
Del
Metropolitan Baseball Club
New York
Enmancemant
Cornelius Vanderbur, Jr
Grace Wilson
Milswanker
Reading
Man Ermentrout
Gravesend
England
Franz Josef Land
Vassar College
Rassieny Charles
Dogger
Oklahoma
Osage Mall
Hosentt
American Federation of Labor
Clnh
Board of Education
Margie Wilson
Sentry
L Dbjeet
Formish Information and Guides
Brooklya
Jerey Sity
Hoboken
Competitor Prisoners and Insurgent Actions Report
In Cuba and the Caribbean region, reports describe prisoner conditions and a fortress engagement, with General Wester, Tan, and others under fire. Insurgents led by Caliate tatta face skirmishes in Venus, Cassulte, and Tents Brave as Carilo advances westward and Maceoo overruns Pinar del Rio. New York dispatches note four Americans, Betancourt and others, traveling with Lt Arteaga to support Gomez, praising the trocha and reporting a large Spanish force containment. A fatal horse race accident in Kansas City leaves Benny Vail dead and a horse killed.
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Venerat Wepler
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Watlun
Jose Macot
Pere
Santiago
Cuba
Agarthoon
Venus
Cassulte
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Arteaga
Gener Gores
New Yorketry
Betancourt
Arteagan
Hosser Roemer
Hso
Gomez
Maxine Gomez
Woegler
Kansas City
Expiicion Park
Benny Vail
al Watts
AL Wiis
Parson Street Parade Tragedy Injures Multiple In Ottawa
A city street accident during a circus parade in Ottawa injures about two dozen people. Among the seriously hurt are Mr. George Stein haugh with a broken leg, Mr. David Day with internal injuries, Mrs MOV Aiden with a broken wrist, Mrs Thomerg with a broken jaw, Exer. Young with a broken arm, and Frank Owens with a broken wrist. The crowd watched as several fell from the sidewalk into the street. The coast reports a hazardous situation with many icebergs observed 270 miles off the east coast.
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Kan
Serge
Ranious
Mov Aiden
Gitawa
Thomerg
Princeton
Exer. Young
Frank Owens
Uitaws
Parliament Riot Stirs Keelogs at Alley Politic Conclave
A chaotic riot erupted during a political convention in Allegheny City with factions clashing over senatorial and legislative seats. Pickets destroyed desks. weapons were drawn as security battled rioters, requiring a twenty-strong police squad to restore order.
Yesterday's Baseball Results and World News Briefs
Baseball scores from National League games across Philadelphia New York and other cities with rain postponements. Notable city reports include Henderson’s river identity confirmation and an insurance-swindler link, Egyptian dervishes battle aftermath, a fatal coal mine accident in SUAMORy, and legal action against Dr Weatherly for malpractice. Also mentions Minister Taylor’s return from Paris.
Buried Alive in a Sand Pit Death Tragedy
In Atlantic Grit June 10, Howard Gov erns, seven year old son of Charles R. Gov erns of Pleasantville, was buried alive by the caving of a sand pit he was prising. He was taken out alive but life was extinct.
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Pat Laperrita
T. Ogden ‘Weatherly
Cormner Dugan
Tie
Mary
Windward
Kensington
Atlantic Grit
Howard Goveerns
Charles R. Governs
Pleasantville
Closing Quotations and Market Rundown June 9
The New York and Philadelphia exchanges closed with similar patterns to yesterday, higher total dealings by a few thousand shares led by sugar shares. Live stock prices in New York market show cattle steady and hogs steady with mixed notes across grades, while grain and butter markets reflect steady to firm tone as winter runs persist.
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