President Cleveland Letter Backs Wilson Tariff Fight
In Washington a public letter from President Cleveland to Representative Wilson is read in the House. The missive urges steadfast Democratic tariff reform, opposes surrender to the Senate bill, and argues for free raw materials and a balanced approach to sugar taxation within Democratic principles.
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Wasuinatoy
Witson
Cleveland
Senate
House of Reprentatives
Democratic Party
Democratic plea for tariff legislation with principle intact
A letter from Grover Cleveland urges Congress to complete tariff legislation but warns against sacrificing Democratic principles under any pressure of necessity. He stresses faithful representation and integrity in policy decisions.
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Grover Cleveland
Bartholomew Wins Supreme Court Seat at North Dakota GOP
At the Garand Forks convention the North Dakota Republican ticket was chosen after a two day battle. Bartholomew defeated Lauder for Supreme Judge and Roger Allin was named Governor with John H. Worst as Lieutenant Governor. The slate includes C. M. Dahl F. M. Briggs George I. Nichols Emma F. Bates F B Fancher John F. Cowan and M N Johnson.
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Garand Forks
N. D
Hughes
Bartholomew
Roger Allin
John H. Worst
C. M. Dahl
F. M. Briggs
George I. Nichols
Emma F. Bates
F. B. Fancher
John F. Cowan
J. M. Bartholomew
M. N. Johnson
Prohibition ticket named at St Paul convention
The Minnesota Prohibitionists at St Paul on July 20 nominated H S Hilleboe for governor C M Way for lieutenant governor C O Winger for secretary of state S S Johnson for auditor F L Hampson for treasurer and J H Childs for attorney general. Woman suffrage defeated. Albany report notes suffrage vote against all measures except school questions and a proposed people’s vote was rejected. Massachusetts People’s Party lists Cary Dwinell Moran Landers for governor lieutenant governor and auditor. Debs praised by Indiana labor unions at Peru convention with delegates voting to back him for governor.
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St. Pau
Prohibitionists
H. S. Hilleboe
C. M. Way
C. O. Winger
S. S. Johnson
F. L. Hampson
J. H. Childs
Albany
Committee On Suffrage of the
Constitutional Convention
Massachusetts
Boston
Peoples’ Party of
Arcade Hall
George Howard Cary
Lynn
W. VU. Dwinell
Danvers
M. W. Moran
M. W. Landers
Pittsfield
Debs
Peru
Ind
Indiana Federation of Trade and Labor Unions
Indiana
Ant Ricks Investigated for Account Discrepancies
Central Labor union adopted resolutions calling for an investigation into A J Ricks former clerk and judge of the United States circuit court over misaccounted costs in Birdsell cases from 1886. Attorney General Olney and Congressman Tom L Johnson to be informed. Lacey renominated by Sixth district Republicans at Grinnell Iowa.
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Ohio
Cleveland
A. J. Ricks
United States Circuit Court
Central Labor Union
Ricks
Birdsell
Judge Ricks
Robert Bandlow
Olney
Tom L. Johnson
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