California Delegation Proposes to Present His Name at the Convention
California delegates report plans to nominate James G Blaine at the national Republican convention despite his letters of declination. The San Francisco Blaine club arrival drew raucous cheers as factions form around Blaine and possible nominee discussions.
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Cucane
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Yuicu
Cook county Gresham club
UW strong
watts
Bisarme
Blaine
Maine
Chlisco
Cahiorass
James G. Blaine
Bieme
Creed Haymond
Leland
Calforna
Gea Alter
Alger
Sherman
Alison
Harrison
Bisine
Walker Blama
Jones
Florence
B.F. Jones
United Press
cable
Blaine and Harrison Rivalry Rages at Convention
A chaotic scene unfolds as Californians press for Blaine to lead the ticket while Harrison allies push for a Blue Harrow coalition. Delegates debate response to calls for war leaders, with Pennsylvania and New York factions signaling potential bloc shifts as convention maneuvering intensifies.
Vermont and Connecticut Delegations Bound for Chicago
The New England delegations arrived at the central depot amid busy activity as eastern trams brought in Connecticut and Vermont delegates en route to Chicago. Connecticut delegates wore blue badges and claimed unpledged status yet favored Depew as the party’s nominee if possible. Vermont delegates showed no distinct marks and indicated non-commitment with a lean toward Depew among likely Granger opposition. A Chauncey Depew private car rode the tram, but the reception was abandoned due to early hour.
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Saud
Potmac
Grant
Europe
Blaine
Blune
California
Harroon
New
Dudley
Law Wallac Huston
Harrison
nox
HAKHISOS
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Alison
Husk
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Gresham boom
campaite n committee
Attlorne Gresham
Thomas V. Cooper
Pennsylvania state committee
Fitler
New Hampshire
Maine
ballor
Webber
South Carolina
Harrion
Ager
Vermont
Connecticut
Berrace
Janety
New York
Cen
Lesring
Conecicut
band D. Sperry
Haven
we conventio
Water E. Howard
Fair Haven
Depew
Chauncey Mo Depew
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Depew Denies Withdrawing From Contest Amid Rumors
In Chicago on June 15 Chauncey Depew ex Senator Warner Miller Arthur Bateman and allies reached their quarters at the Grand Panic. Rumors circulated that Depew might withdraw to study the field and avoid harming his name. Miller refuted the claim, asserting Depew had no such plans. Tension persists between Gresham and Harrison camps with threats and battlefield pressure.
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Chicaco
Chauncey
Depew
Warner Miler
Arthur E. Bateman
conargent
Warner Mier
Gresham
Grestam
Harnson
Messrs
John
New
Wallace
Colt
Dudley
J. N. Haton Nates
Harrison
Asat
Maj. Qakins
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Civil War Era Appropriation Bills Move Through House
The House passed a sundry civil appropriation bill and debated an army measure funding up to 100000 for dynamite tests and torpedo systems. The civil bill totals 23713 and includes increases for artificial limbs, veterans homes, cemeteries, and land surveys while trimming capitol and lighthouse expenses. The session also addressed the Kennedy dam provision and school funding, with a focus on public buildings, surveys, and pay for federal attorneys.
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Randall
wens
Wash
Fortres Mourgs Warnoktary
Hampton and Old Point
hun
army
secretary of war
Graydon
shelly
Zalmyki
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National Soldiers’ Home
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Rock Island dam
Hock Island bridge
publc
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AMoline Water Power company
okd produce exchange
New York city
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Bangor
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Ala
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Jefferson D.C
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Lowell
Mass
Los Angeles
Cal
Minneapolis
Minn
maasine
New Orleans
Oxford
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United States mint
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Pittsburg
risnomb
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Killed by his father in New Jersey butcher shop
A father, John Myers Doremus, stabbed and killed his son Jacob Bogert Doremus, 18, in Hackensack New Jersey after a quarrel at the shop. The 43 year old attacker, intoxicated at the time, surrendered quietly to the sheriff. Coroner took charge of the body. motive linked to a dispute at supper.
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Hackensack
N.J
Jacob Bogert Doremus
John Myers Doremus
Doremus
Dederick
Duremus
Bra Doremus
Fouth
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