Convention debates home rule as Ulster pledges loyalty
The June 8 convention in a crowded pavilion at College Park avenue and Rugby road drew about 10,000 delegates and 200 reporters to denounce surrender to parliament. Resolutions vowed to remain within the United Kingdom and oppose coercive rule, backed by Ulster representatives and leaders including the Duke of Abercorn and Rev. Dr. Lynde.
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Brirast
College Park Avenue
Rugby Road
Ees
Saven Thousind
Gilleries
Cenute
All Reland
Nathaniel Mr. Brown
General Assembly
Robert Mac Jeogh
Ulster Liberal Unionist Association
Duke of Abercors
William Mallar
Luntonderry
William Quartus Ewart
D. L
Ttnchang
United Kingdom
Aoain
Gumrdevttos
Ireland
Welch
Furce
Thors
Brady
Ulster TV
Me Cureton
Ligland
John M. Egan
Ltiosnies Andrews
Ulster Liberal Reform Club
Frank Johnston
Kev
Cregan
Lynde
W.D Doulaghan
Duke of Abercorn
Psila
Pather
Knox
Political watch at Cleveland and New York factions clash
A turbulent account of Democratic factional maneuvering amid national party conventions. Delegates from Iowa New York and South Dakota discuss loyalty to Grover Cleveland and other candidates while tensions rise between Tammany Hall and rival groups as plans form for the first ballot.
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Dane
Preston
Hull
Grover Cleveland
Hino
Balmer
Gray
Buiea
Goltpurg
Khetnih
Lis
South Dakota
Tan
Cleveland
Hotes
Keokuk
Croker
Crolkir
Shields Murphy
Ander
Hales
Bisine
Iowa
Bulee
Kerlion Lal
Argo
Atate League of Democratic Kinba
Chicago
Txiay
Merte
New York
Matement Givens
Richant Adalphy
Wong Ee Great Northern
Oneida
Hil Betefen
Snl
Gorce
Paibente Lena
Peik
Delegates and disputes roil Cleveland convention scene
Report details factional splits among delegates at the Syracuse convention amid maneuvers by Murphy Sheehan and others. Tension rises over seating rights as Indiana signals support for Governor Gray while Cleveland remains central to the contested slate.
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Ber
Murphy
Sheehan
Hop Willam A. Beach
Culovel Geary
Mantua
New York
Chie Tate
Cayor
Cleveland
Beach
Martree
Te Clevuntel
Grace
Frederick A. Condert
Mayo Bishop
Buffalo
Charles 3. Fairchild
Syracuse
Inadauchna
Missachusetta
Ohio
Wisconsin
Wall
Indiana Arantta
Indiana
Vorsens
Iasac P. Gray
Cray
Delegates on Way to Democratic Convention from Pennsylvania
A special Philadelphia train carried Pennsylvania delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Notables include Will iam Mutrhmroe, J. Davis Brodhead, Mitchell, Moteohler, Easton Mayor Edelman, and Howard Minchier. Northhampton County and Bethlehem figures join the delegation. some travel privately with Congremman Mitchell’s group.
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Rasnisoyrd
Philadelpha
Pennsylvania
OM Hbenien
Tle Mali Democratic Club
Hartieburg
Chord Dor Cleves
Amn Pattereon
Altorney
Philadelphia
Wan
Tin Maher
Cleveland
Pattison
Chicago
Winiassrout
Jane Dh
Democrata
Itty
Grover Cleveland
J. Henry Cochran
W. Barley
Tlogno County
Benson
Otter County
Harry Alvin Hall
Elk County
Grant Henning
Columbia County
A. Myer
Cank Haven
J. K.P. Hall
Andrew Koul
Williamg Howell
Lycomin
Creek
W. B Ritter
W. Hart
J. Reanion
John J. Price
Seth T. Faresmat
Jantor
Jaren W. Shuewlay
Shedun
Payne
George Taro
Noo MM
Falwarda
Utabriet
Charles J. Reillo
Colonel FE
Ernie
H.C. Bowman
Eastor
Northampton County
Williwin Mutrhmore
Banton
J. Davis Brodhead
South Hebiehem
Mutohler
Congremman Mitchell
Wisconetiein
dneHee Henry Kranaopf
Senth Bethiehen
Pels
Trade and Finance show mixed gains across regions
Dun and Co's weekly review notes improved actual trade and prospects despite floods in the Mississippi basin. Iron, steel, and wool trades rise. copper and tin weaken. leather and rubber steady. noiser in western markets with building trades active and wages rising. Overall, commerce is larger than last year in many centers, with cautious buying and notable regional variation.
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RGG. Dun & Co
Atevl
Lonten
Boston
Pittsburg
Inunbatlung
Uherdwara
Have
Cinelunath
Chicago
Many Dead and Injured in Potteh Settlement Area
The Journal reports heavy casualties with multiple farms listed as injured or dead in the Potteh settlement northeast of Wells. Names include John Brown, Herman Drage, Albert Klinbart, and Mra Melchert among others. An 8 month old baby survived but unknown parana are presumed dead. Mapleton and Mankate specials note numerous injuries and at least thirty to fifty deaths across area counties. The report also notes unrelated items from Minnesota and national notices about World’s Fair funding and political nominations.
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Minnesota
Jdunen Howth
Widliisdy
Pomthern
Wells
Lore
Wells Hallkhd Afred Prederick, Farmers John Brown, Gariner
Mira John Grown
Andrew Petras
John Levlosick
Herman Brewer
Andrew Molchert
Farmer
Joly Ivereon
Natal
Othe
Fanny
Andrew Lindenberger
Girmer
Aston
John Dell
Furmer
Chiel
Mayland Shetty
John Della
Mra
Mayland Stein
John Brown
Drawn
Herman Drage
Arm Seoken
Herman Isramer
Albert Gracheo
Mora. Lichtenberger
Melchert
Albert Klinbart
Hey Melhry
Henry Melchert
August Hobenses
Potteh
Albert Lea
Born County
Andrew Hanson
Jens Hartland
Mere Michael Ivereon
Mall
Freeburnt
Township
M. Bhatt
EL McCarthy
Andrew Paulsen
Mia
Chitatopherwuo
Chill
Hartland
Rick
Journal'n Mankate Special Am
New Hichland
Ab Mankate Tin
Mapleton
Mim
Frank Yokel
Bart
Min Maggia Rywn
Mies Murray
Kien Uconn
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