Pennsylvania Delegation Trends in Fifty-third Congress
Pennsylvania’s 52nd Congress members face renominations with many incumbents set for re election. The piece notes expected Republican gains in the 7th 11th 24th and 25th districts while detailing individual candidates and rivals across the state.
No Show for Republicans at Jacksonville Convention
The Republican State Convention in Jacksonville adjourned after naming delegates for the Minneapolis meeting. They urged voting for Benjamin Harrison while criticizing the Florida election law as dishonest and tyrannical and declaring no Republican ticket would be fielded this year. The McKinley bill was endorsed and the force bill lamented as not enacted.
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A Halt on the Big Wigwam in Chicago Demand for Funds
In Chicago on April 14 the Democratic National Convention wigwam project faced a new delay as lakefront property owners required a cash deposit of 50000 pounds to ensure the structure would be torn down after the convention, boosting required subscriptions to 65000 while the committee had 41000. Also from Youngstown Ohio a report notes John A. Logan Jr seeking a delegate seat in Minneapolis, expressing friendship for Alger and assuming Harrison may be nominated on the first ballot.
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Fromt
Logan
Yousestows
John A. Logan, Jr
Minneapolix
Alger
Harrison
Ohio
Wyoming Democrats Adjourn After Convention in Douglas
The Wyoming Democratic State Convention met in Douglas and adjourned sine die. Six delegates and six alternates were elected to the Chicago Convention. The delegation was uninstructed but favors D. B. Hill for President.
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Wyoming
Douglas
Chicago
D. B. Hill
Republican delegates named and electors chosen in Eighteenth district
Lewiston Pa April 14 The Republican conference Eighteenth district today elected C F Espenshade of Juniata and J J Cromer of Fulton as delegates to Minnesota Shock of Snyder was chosen elector Instructions for Harrison were laid on the table Farmers Alliance Weakens in Venango Feaskii April 14 Special The
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Republican Conference
C. F. Espenshade
Juniata
J. J. Cromer
Fulton
Minnes de & & Shock
O F Snyder
Harrison
Farmers’ Alliance
Venango
Feaskii
Venango Farmers Alliance Convention Dillsburg Meeting
The quarterly Venango County Farmers' Alliance meeting was held. An effort to form a new party following ideas from the St. Louis National Convention failed as the plan was filed, and the Alliance will not field a local ticket this year.
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St. Louis
Alger Still in the Ring at Michigan GOP Convention
Detroit April 14 special report describes a quiet Michigan Republican State Convention. Delegates at large named D. M. Ferry and others. all signs point to Harrison as the preferred national candidate while Alger supporters sit in hope. Senator McMullan re elected as state chairman as the party pledges support for the Minneapolis outcome.
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Detroit
E P. Allen
D. M. Ferry
C. W. Wells
Saginaw
D. A. Blodget
McMullan
State Central Committee
Committee On Resolutions
James G. Blaine
Michigan
Russell A. Alger
Chicago
Minneapolis
Silver Loss at Nebraska Democratic Convention Sharply Divides Delegates
In OmanA Nebraska April 14 1900 the Democratic Convention endorsed Cleveland with instructions to the National Convention delegates. An amendment removing instructions failed 229 to 247, triggering pandemonium as silver supporters cried foul and tried to seize the stage before order was restored. Governor Boyd was chosen to head the at large delegation.
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Cleveland
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Republicans Praise Meeting Site at Convention Hall
The Republican National Committee sub executive group tours Minneapolis Exposition hall and calls it the best venue yet for the party. Members present include A L Conger Powell Clayton H C Payne H S Hyde R Evans with Brackett outlining plans and ticket distribution debated.
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
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Massachusetts
R. ©. Evans
Minnesota
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Hot Springs
Campbell
Illinois
Scott
West Virginia
de Young
California
Fessenden
Connecticut
Serjeant-at-Arms
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Adler
Chicara
George A. Brackett
National Committee
Creat
Exposition Building
Maryland Not for Cleveland and Party Realignments
In Maryland a Ford Opera House meeting intended to show Cleveland support fell flat, with few attendees and a shift toward practical success over honoring individuals. Georgia delegates push counties to rescind People's party endorsements. In North Carolina Republicans name delegates to Minneapolis and back President Harrison. James H. Young named temporary Wilmington port collector.
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Bartes Re-elected Chairman in Heated Republican Convention
John B. Bartes was re-elected Chairman of the State Republican Executive Committee after a late, heated battle at the convention. The article notes the entire State ticket was nominated and discusses the fervent leadership contest shaping the party.
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Georgia Republicans Rally at Colored Voter Convention
Special report from Allasta Georgia on April 14 describes the Republican State Convention in session at the capital. Colonel A E Buck ordered the meeting and urged tobacco abstention while praising Republican unity. J W Lyona was named Temporary Chairman amid lively exchanges between white and black delegates and persistent motions.
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A. E Buck
Buck
J. W. Lyona
Tom Reed
Reed
A Lively Time Anticipated In Republican Delegation Meeting
DuBois April 14 Special The Republican national delegates and conferees of Clearfield Center Forest Elk and Clarion counties gather tonight to choose their national delegates and vote amid expected lively contest tomorrow Each county has a candidate for national delegate and the scene promises spirited proceedings
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Forest
Elk
Stark County Man for Congress
At the Republican primary in Massillon on April 14, 13 delegates and 13 alternates were elected to the Convention meeting in Salem on May 4. The delegation is uninstructed, but sentiment favors T. E. Morgan Sr. of Alliance.
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Erie Crewwiord
Dr. Flood
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Stark County
Congress
Massillion
Salem
T. ER. Morgan, Sr
Alliance
Boodlers Indicted by Ashland Grand Jury
Eight indictments were returned by the Ashland Wisconsin Grand Jury on April 14. County Clerk Ed Fennely faces an embezzlement charge over a county clerk office safe purchase. Co defendants include Charles Le Claire J M Moore Robert Cunningham A Friesenberger Lottie Mercer and Daniel Ritchie. Friesenberger Moore and Cunningham charged with conspiracy to defraud the county over safe dealings.
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Wis
Ed Fennely
Charles le Claire
J. M. Moore
Robert Cunningham
A. BR. Frisenberger
Lottie Mercer
Daniel Ritchie
Fennely
Friesenberger
Moore
Cunningham
County road contracts spark a graft inquiry
From the developments revealed, the letting of county road contracts and the prices indicate a possible steal. The report hints at irregularities in bidding and contract awards tied to construction work.
Never Too Old to Marry Fourth Wife Seeks New Life
In Springfield, Ohio, 71 year old undertaker Peter Schindler married 70 year old Maria M Barbour at her brother in law Joseph Johnsons home. Schindler, long a prominent resident and Sunday school superintendent, weds for the fourth time after three previous wives died. The couple, in poor health, planned to travel to Magnetic Springs after the ceremony.
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Joseph Johnson
Yellow Spring Street
Peter Schindler
Misa Maria M. Barbour
Second Lutheran Sunday School
Mr. Schindler
Gold vein struck at Lady Lodini mine in New Mexico
In WaitTEOaks New Mexico on April 14 a three foot vein of high grade gold ore was found in the Lady Lodini mine. A small quartz vein in lead shows coarse free gold and the remainder of the lead will be milled.
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N. M
Lady Lodini
Forging Pastor Thurnston Arrest Follows Flight
Exeros Missouri April 14 Deputy Sheriff Hale of Easton arrived with a warrant for Rev Theo W Thurston pastor of Bethel A M E Church charged with forgery He tried to flee borrowing a horse and buggy and sped toward Chesapeake City but was overhauled ten miles out The note forged by insiders was protested and signatures denied by witnesses who could not write
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Hale
Easton
Theo. W. Thurston
Bethel A. M. E
Thurston
Chesapeake City
Sam W.ones
Artist Prefers Cremation in Milwaukee Cremation
Jerome Carey a wealthy Milwaukee art patron was cremated in Milwaukee today after a deathbed paper forbidding funeral observances. He directed his remains be cremated here and the ashes be taken to Milwaukee.
Decline Seen in Pekin and Nankin Over Century
Authorities note Pekin the present capital of China and Nankin the ancient capital are not half as large as a hundred years ago. Decay shows in they cities with more energetic people now in the seaports.
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China
Nankin
Mammoth Elephant Rajah Bound for Kansas City
An enormous elephant from Rangoon, large enough to exceed Jumbo, arrived in Jersey City aboard the steamship City of Bankok and is set for a future show in Kansas City. Weighing about 40 years old and standing over 11 feet tall, Rajah caused a roof setback after a Pennsylvania Railroad car nearly topped a tunnel.
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Kansas City
New York
Bankok
Jersey City
Rangoon
Rajah
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clerk Young Officially Bounced By Senate Action
James R. Young, Executive Clerk of the United States Senate, was notified that his position has been declared vacant by the Senate. The curt note from Secretary Anson G. McCook gives no reason for the action and records the vacancy as of April 14.
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Washinotoy
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Senate
Ins G. McCoor
James G. Young
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