Third Party Convention Opens Amid Leadership Crisis
The People's party opening in Omaha faces a lack of leadership with Judge Gresham declining any nomination and James Weaver emerging as the sole active candidate. Delegates from Georgia to Massachusetts gather as Weaver and others maneuver, while speakers praise labor, denounce monopoly, and anticipate the future nominating battle.
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Omwana
New
United States
People’s Party
Iso
Gresham
Blaine
Minneapolis
Greenback
Polk
Farm* Alliance
Alliance
Red
L. F. Livingston
Georgia
Abraham Lincoln
Cincinnati
Bourke Cochran
Livingston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Congress
South
Omaha
People’s
James B.weaver
Weaver
Third Party In Session at Omaha Convention
Omaha July 2 The People's party opens its convention in a circular terrace hall with banners flags and evergreen arches. Delegates gather amid orderly excitement as the party seeks distinct identity away from the major parties and notes absence of Democratic and Republican planning seen at Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Tanbeneck
Omaha
Ben Terrill
Associated Press
New
People’s Party
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omeha
A Session of Speeches at Omaha Politically Charged Hour
Ignatius Donnelly led the afternoon session with congratulatory messages from party leaders. Virginia sent a hopeful note while Washington signatories praised unity and urged delegates to stay and watch the people’s work amid clashes with Wall Street factions. The Times called the session auspicious as leaders press a people’s campaign and reform.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Morrow
Omaha
Nes
Virginia
Fort
Washington
Congress
Wall Street
In “Po
Penur
Pinkerton
Times
Elections Begin as Lord Randolph Churchill Wins Unopposed
The Dispatch reports elections already underway with Lord Randolph Churchill returning from South Paddington without opposition. Other districts show unopposed returns including Sir Michael Hicks Beach at West Bristol and Sir Joseph Weston at East Bristol, as Liberal and Liberal Unionist gains accumulate amid Irish campaign violence.
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Lussex
Lord Randolph Churchill
South Paddington
Lord Randolph
J. Page Hopps
Mr. Hopps
West Bristol
East Bristol
Michael Hicks-Beach
The
Board of Trade
Joseph Dodge Weston
Joseph
South Kensington
Algernon Posthwick
Edgbaston
Birmingham
George Dixon
Northwest
Manchester
William Henry Heuldsworth
Windsor
Francis Tress Barry
Canterbury
John Henry Henriker
Hythe
Edward William Watkin
Leicester
J. A. Picton
J. Whitehead
Warwick
Leamington
Arthur Wellesley
South
O.P. Villiers
East Wolverham
H. H. Fowler
London University
John Lubbock
Dispattch
North Lambeth
Henry M. Stanley
Alderman Coldwells
Stanley
Mr. Coldwells
Victoria Nyanza
Branley
General Frazer
Frazer
London
Lambeth
Great African Lakes
John Bull
Westminster
Ireland
Limerick
Seatiompton
J.H. le
Flint
Colonel Seeley
Mr. Broadhurst
Nottingham
Gladstone
Nothi
Waterford Riot Tests Parnellite Split in Election Clash
In Waterford two political meetings end with a riot as Parnellite and Anti-Parnellite factions clash. Sheehy is wounded and arrested. Redmond speaks at the other meeting. Father Behan provokes crowds with a temperamental outburst and police protection intervenes. Col. Nolan is knocked down amid canvassing tension and a Cork anti-Parnellite home is vandalized.
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Mr. Sheehy
Mr. Sheedy
le William O'Brien
Limerick
F. A. O'Keefe
O’brien
Father Behan
Carr
Parnellites
John P. Nolan
County Galway
Nolan
Cork
Gladstone Addresses Large Glasgow Meeting
Mr Gladstone spoke to a huge Glasgow audience, tracing Scotland’s religious struggles and noting Ulster’s nine counties and Home Rule influence in 1886. He argued geography shapes sympathy and questioned Protestant fears of Ireland, warning about likely Rome connections and ongoing British policy toward Ireland.
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Rome
Pensions Increase in Number Reported
Wasu Hiyeton reports from the Pension Office that the fiscal year just closed saw 305 762 pension certificates issued across all classes, up from 250 565 in 1991.
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Wasu Hiyeton
Pension Office
Miss Mather Freed In Divorce Case At Chicago
Judge Vail grants Margaret Mather a divorce from Emil Haberkorn. Mather testified she married in Buffalo in 1887, says Haberkorn deserted her in 1890 after money quarrels and living beyond means. He allegedly bossed, refused to return, and she moved to Chicago. Depositions and witnesses referenced residence, habits, and abandonment before the decree was awarded.
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Curiaco
Vail
Margaret Mather
Margaret F. Va
Emil Haberkorn
Haberkorn
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Miss Mather
Emil
H.C. King
Brooklyn
New York
King i of
Pitts 7
General King
Otis Skinner
Coe Bas Wis
Syracuse
Cleveland A Mascot. The Democratic Nominee Reads The Biggest Business
Buzzard's Bay July 2 Special The Old Colony Club at Joe Jefferson's cottage plans a fish dinner for Mr Cleveland. Notables include Joe Jefferson President and poet Watson Gilder. Cleveland jokes he is credited with fish he never caught and anticipates a nomination notice around July 20.
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Old Colony Club
Joe Jefferson
Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Vineyard Sound
Hanters
Chard Watson Gilder
J Buzzard’s Bay
Elwell
William Minot, Jr
Boston
Massachusetts
Old Colony
Buzzard
Cohasset
Gray G
One Bullet Less In Milbank
Calais July 2 Harry Vane Milbank lies dangerously ill at the Hotel Terminus Calais from the effects of a surgical operation. He suffered after a bullet wound while crossing from Dover to Paris last Tuesday. Surgeons were sent from Paris and purses from London and the bullet was extracted. Milbank is doing as well as can be expected and does not fear a fatal termination. He hopes to be out in a week or two.
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Calais
Harry Vane Milbank
Channel
Dover
Paris
Calaia
London
Milbank
Cyrus Field in Unconscious State as Death Expected
Cyrus W. Field lies unconscious at Ardsley Tower after a nine month string of misfortunes. His daughter Mrs Isabella Judson remains with him while doctors consult. David Dudley Field and Justice Stephen J. Field are in town as his condition worsens.
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Atlantic
Deonis
Cyrus W. Field
Ardsley Tower
Field
Gramercy Park
Isabella Judson
Isabella Judson, Who Has Been His Housekeeper Since the Death of Mrs. Field
Mr. Field
E. L. Keyes
New York
Edward
Dr. Field
David Dudley Field
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
Rumor of Rifles on Barges Near Homestead
A Homestead telegram reports two barges named Genesee and Monongahela loaded with rifles and ammunition were towed toward Homestead by the Tide before daylight. Reporters searched the riverfront but found no confirmation amid large preparations to receive the vessels.
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Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Genesee
Monongahela
Pittsburg
Envelope firm clashes with Wanamaker over card contract
Morgan Envelope Company of Springfield disputes a May 12 postal card contract awarded for government cards. Under Elisha Morgan leadership the firm asked for a revised bid while Postmaster General Wanamaker assesses the dispute amid government procurement.
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Springfield
Mass
Morgan Envelope Company
John Wanamaker
Elisha Morgan
Governor's Council
Eee
Gheit
Pittsburg Smuggler Arrested Over Jewelry Shipment
John Bain, father of eight, arrived on the Teutonic and tried to smuggle about $2,000 in jewelry past customs. Deputy Marshal Transfield arrested him at the Adelphi Hotel and he was held in $3,000 bail before United States Commissioner Lyman. Bain is well connected. his wife is said to own substantial Pittsburg property. Also noted is Dr. W. D. Crum's controversial nomination stirring Charleston business circles as chambers urge Senate to withhold confirmation for not representing the business community.
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New York
John Bain
Teutonic
United States
Transfield
Adelphi Hotel
Lyman An
Bain
Pittsburg
Honduran Revolt Led by Colonel Nuila Surges Across Coastal Towns
A rebellion in Honduras led by Colonel Leonardo Nuila gains ground as troops seize Cetba and the custom house, destroy authorities, and distribute captured arms. The movement opposes General Roque Munoz and aims to install General Policarpo Bonilla, with reports of uprisings in Glas and Toro and the overthrow of the Leiva government. General Bonilla is summoned to command the revolutionaries.
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TITE
New Orleans
Prof. Morse
Honduras
Leonardo Nuila
Leiva
Policarpo Bonilla
Nuila
Roque J. Munoz
Atlantic Coast
Truxillo
Munoz
Christopher Columbus
Cetba
Sosa
United States
Jon Oters
Piedra
Poselada
Papoicolees
Belate
Ceiba
Tauzillo
Otera
Puerto Cortez
Departosa
Glas and
Toro
General Bonilla
Revenue Cutters Seize Seal Vessels in Alaska Waters
News from Nanaimo reports the steamship Queen carried word that 25 sealing schooners and the British steamer Cogebhar were captured by U S Revenue Cutter Corwin under Captain Hooper for violations of revenue laws. Coquillan was seized at Port Etches for blank manifests and illegal entry of stores and sealskins from the British fleet. Washington officials discussed Alaska seizures as Navy and Treasury officials confer.
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Bretherington
United States Collector of Customs
Coquillan
Iain Hooper
Port Etches
Prince Williams Sound
Porta
Alaska
United States
Washington
J. W. Foster
Ramsey
Navy Department
Spaulding
Treasury
San Francisco
CONTENTS OF SECOND PART AND MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
A scanned index page lists sections such as society news music world real estate notices amateur sports and science news across pages 11 to 20. It mentions the sex talk women’s topics casual interviews and educational notices with varied article headlines and page numbers.
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Tauben
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Bangoo
Texas
Bemis
Washburn
Missisopi
Terrill
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Empiire
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Port Farmers’ Organization
Wilson
North Carolina
Todd
Michigan
Ellinton
Mt Vernon
Comeines
Howees Donnelly
Minnesota
Earth
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Langheer
Stees
California
Wyoming
Webbe
Peopey
Nps
Cheera
Chauncey Depew
Anderbilts
Pers
Cheweet
Republican Party
Horace Greely
Charles Sumner
Wendell P. Philips
McKinley
William McKinley, Jr
Bill Mc Ekinley
United States Senate
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Fenesis
Liverpool
Red River Valley
Nebraska
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South Carolina
J. G Manning
Ala
Alexander Pbell
LaSalle
Greenbacker
L. L. Polk
Gilbert Delameter
T. W. Powderly
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Ohio
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Davis
Burt
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Lancashire
William E. Granstows
Glasgow
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Ulster
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Grover
Cyrus Field
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Vssee
Horace J. Hii
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Africa
Cyrus C. Adama
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T. C. Crawford
Valce
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