Official Notification of Democratic Nominees at Madison Square Garden
A vast New York crowd attended the formal notification of Grover Cleveland for President and Adlai E. Stevenson for Vice President by the Democratic National Committee. The event included speeches by Chairman Wilson, Mrs. Cleveland, and Stephen V. White, with Cleveland and Stevenson accepting their nominations and pledging to lead a discussion on tariff reform and honest government.
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California
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W. L. Wilson
Mr. Stevenson
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National Democratic
McComas Named Secretary of National Republican Committee
Hon Louis E McComas of Maryland appointed by Chairman Carter to serve as Secretary of the National Republican Committee He has accepted and will begin duties immediately in New York City with J F Burke of Pittsburg stepping down.
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Republican National Committee
J. F. Burke
Pittsburg
Washington
Louis E. McComas
Maryland
Carter
National Republican Committee
McComas
New York City
Beaver Falls Watch Tight as Carnegie Mills Idle
Beaver Falls workers and locals keep vigil on all approaches to the mills while talks of resuming at Homewood and Pittsburgh loom. The Carnegie Company shows no rush to restart, fueling fears of a prolonged standstill, with Merchants and Edwin Bell & Sons noting fallout and wage tensions.
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Edwin Bell & Sons
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Shiras Nomination Stirring Capitol Intrigue and Opposition
A chaotic Washington debate centers on George Shiras Jr for Supreme Court. Senator Cameron pushes for J Hay Brown while Senator Quay resists. Democratic Judiciary Committee solidarity is uncertain as Hoar is absent. Rumors claim Shiras faced bloc opposition tied to Western Pennsylvania fundraising.
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Quay
George Shiras, Jr
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Governor acts at mass meeting on Homestead lockout
The governor plans a large Mahoning Valley labor demonstration Saturday night to back the locked-out Homestead men. Prominent local speakers and Amalgamated Association leaders will speak, with other city labor groups joining the parade and meeting.
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M luckies Homecoming AmidJoyful Homestead Welcomers
A sunburned Homestead citizen telegrammed bail and Burgess McLuckie returned to a roaring July crowd. A brass band led a parade to Amity Hotel then to his Seventh Avenue home, where officers advised against speeches and the jubilant scene ended with a quiet porch reunion.
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P. A Attwood
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Me Shiras Comes Home After Supreme Bench Nomination
George Shiras Jr returned from Creston with his wife and daughter and will go to Lake Superior cottage tomorrow. His nomination to the United States Supreme Bench pleases Allegheny County lawyers. He was greeted at his law office and given an ovation at the Duquesne Club. The Dispatch had claimed Justices Brewer and Brown were Shiras classmates at Yale, which was incorrect.
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Creason
Lake Superior
United States Supreme Bench
Allegheny County
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Brewer
Brown
Mr. Shiras
Yale
Chauncey M. Depew
Naval Officer Sydney May Death at United Service Club
Twenty eight years a naval officer Lieutenant Sydney H. May died by self inflicted pistol shot in his room at the United Service Club Brooklyn after despondency and heavy drinking. He had recently recovered from illness and held a position on the Board of Inspection of Merchant Vessels. Captain Pease found him deceased within minutes. Ill health cited as the cause.
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United States Navy
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Brooklyn
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Navy
Board of Inspection
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Lieutenant May
Natatorium Reopens After Ten Day Renovation
After a ten day closure for extensive improvements the baths at the Natatorium between New York and Chicago on Duquesne Way reopen. The facility will operate daily with the best and most experienced swimmers in the country visiting as travelers will find benefit in the updated baths.
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No More Arrests Made as Webber Promises Action Today
Detective Joseph Webber said Hugh O'Donnell, leader of the locked out men, would be in Pittsburg this morning and may be at Coates mill or Sparrow's Point. Eight more warrants were prepared but not sworn, and officials fear further action while workers hide to await bail arrangements.
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Hugh Ross
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