Split in the South How It Could Be Done
National Republican Chairman Thomas H. Carter moves between New York Indiana and Washington consulting leaders as Republicans hope to seize Southern states. The White House talks forecast potential GOP gains in North Carolina Tennessee West Virginia with fusion of Republicans and a third party seen as changing the race.
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Wasnixerox
Thomas H. Carter
National Republican Committee
New York
Clarkson
United States
Huston
Indiana
Carter
Washington
Montana
West
Harrison
Reid
e_reessman
White House
North Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
Elkins
William L. Wilson
McComas
Maryland
National Committee
South
James S Clarkson
Ransom
Cleveland thanks Independent German American citizens
Former president Grover Cleveland expresses gratitude for the July referendum resolutions from German American citizens meeting in a New York city. He acknowledges their independent voice and welfare of the country above partisan concerns, assuring strong support for their cause.
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New York
Cleveland
Otto Kempner
Gaar Gables
Bizzany's Bar
Mass
Otto Rempmer
Tork
Gnover Cleveland
People's Party Concludes State Convention in Denver
Denver July 23 The People's Party State Convention finished shortly before 7 o clock this evening. The ticket nominated was taken from the convention proceedings and is to be announced officially.
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Silver League
People's Party
Denver
Cot
People’s Party
Ticket named by Silver League and People's Party slate
The joint Conference Committee recommends a ticket for Governor D. H. Waite Pitkin Lieutenant Governor D. H. Nicholls Boulder Attorney General Eugene Bnngley Hinsdale Secretary of State M. McLease Mesa Treasurer Albert Nance Arapahoe Auditor W. M. Goodykountz Montezuma The platform condemns Frick assassination attempt and denounces Streator punishment of Sams at Homestead while opposing Pinkerton private agents by individuals or corporations.
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Silver League
People’s Party
People's Convention
D. H. Waite
Pitkin
D. H. Nicholls
Boulder
Eugene Bnngley
Hinsdale
M. McLease
Mesa
Albert Nance
Arapahoe
W. M. Goodykountz
Montezuma
Frick
Streator
Sams
Homestead
Pinkerton
Minnesota Republicans Nominate Nelson For Governor At State Convention
The Minnesota Republican State Convention endorsed Harrison era policies, pledged to reelect United States Senator Davis, and chose Knute Nelson for governor by acclamation after a long session. Frank Nice secured the lieutenant governorship, with Joseph Bodleter and H. P. Brown winning state offices on ballots amid a crowded field.
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Minnesota
Franks
Nelson
Govvernor
Sr. Paul
Mixw
William Henry Eustis
Minneapolis
Honames G. Blaine
Resolutions Committee
Harrison
Congress
James A. Tawney
Winona
Knute Nelson
Sam Smith
St. Paul
A. R. McGill
McGill
Rank Davis
Hennnepin County
H. P. Brown
Blue Earth County
West Virginia Democratic Convention Brims With Fights and Nominations
Parkerburg dispatch reports a furious second day with heated clashes over auditor and governor bids. W A McCorkle won gubernatorial on the second ballot amid chaos as Garden and Johnson split counties. Lewis over Armstrong named State Superintendent after hours of disorder. Rowan chosen Treasurer and Dent named long term Supreme Judge with Holt reappointed short term judge.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
W. A. McCorkle
J. W. Johnson
Barbour
Patrick Duffy
A. D. Garden
Wheeling
Camden Sommers
Clarksburg
G. W. Bett
Bedlam
Garden Menu
McCorkle
Garden
Soane
Johnson Bee
Virginia Esperate
Westin
Marshall
Johnson
McElidowney
Sommers
Daffy
Virgil A. Lewis
Charlestown
R A. Armstrong
Fairmount
Lewis
Thomas G. Riler
Kan
State Executive Committee
B. F. Kidd
J. M. Rowan
Marmaduke Dent
Grafton
Osborne Named Democratic Governor Candidate in Wyoming Meeting
In Rock Springs on July 28 as the Wyoming Democratic State Convention wrapped its thirtieth ballot Dr J H Osborne of Rawlins was nominated for governor. The preliminaries featured a three cornered fight among Leopold Kabis Casper J J Burt and W H Halliday with Osborne chosen as a compromise. Osborne is a large sheep owner from Carbon county aged 32 and unmarried Henry A Coffen Sheridan was nominated for beg Gibson Clark Cheyenne for Judge Supreme Court Judge Corn of pore gal J Quealy
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Rock Strings
Wic
J. H. Osborne
Rawlins
Leopold Kabis
Cheyenne
J. J. Burt
Casper
W. H. Halliday
Laramie
Osborne
Carbon County
Henry A. Coffen
Sheridan
Gibson Clark
Supreme Court
Corn
Gal J. Quealy
Death at the Manhattan Club Echoes a Banking Firm Collapse
George K Sistare a former partner in George K Sistare and Sons shot himself at the Manhattan Club in the forenoon, in the presence of members, after a day of heated talk. Henry Bennett, counsel for the Sistare family, detailed the events, noting Sistare’s past erratic spells and the 1886 dissolution of his firm amid failures and lawsuits. A note on his person indicated premeditation. two cards listed his name and administrator Lydecker as a contact. The death follows the 1890 firm failure and related prosecutions tied to W H M Sistare and Harold Clemens.
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New York
George K. Sistare
George K. Sistare & Sons
Manhattan
Henry& Bennett
Sistare
Bennett
West Seventy-fifth Street
Lydecker
Broadway
George K. Bistare
W. H. M. Sistare
George
Newburg
Kernhhan
Gooeps K. Sistare
Frm
W. H. M Sistare
Herold Clemens
Douglas Hilger
Hilger
Clemens
Philadelphia
Harold Clemens
Clemens Bag
Foeen
August
Richard Hecksher
Philadelpho
J. Price Wetherell
Home and Yron Company
Storm over White Lot camping for Grand Army reunion
A clash develops between the Grand Army of the Republic and Colonel Ernst over permitting the park south of the White House and near the Washington Monument to be used as a camping and parade ground for the September reunion. Ernst argues the grounds would suffer, urging use of the monument lot instead. Reunion leaders vow to appeal to Secretary Elkins and, if needed, the President. The group castigates the decision as ungrateful to veterans, while Elkins is away until next week.
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Grand Army
Elkins
Washineton
Grand Army of the Republic
Ernst
Army of the United States
White House
Washington Monument
White Lot
Monument
Washington
Committee of Arrangements
Heat Wave Takes Toll As Rains Hint Cooler Weather
The hot spell eases slowly with showers and milder air, but multiple deaths are linked to the heat. Albert F. Schoenbein, a veteran railroad mechanical engineer, died from sun exposure at his home in Allegheny. Other victims include 13 year old Robert Sharp, 55 year old Charles Cochran, and 35 year old Charles Rappe, all casualties of the heat. Interment for Schoenbein will be in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on Saturday July 30.
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Albert IF. Schoenbein
Pittsburg
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
Washington Street
Allegheny
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Robert Sharp
Crawford Street
Smithfield Street
Charlies Cochran
Fifth Avenue
Cochran
Charles Rappe
Homeoens Hospital
Ruppe
Sugar Trust's Answer Filed In Government Monopolies Suit
The American Sugar Refining Company and John E. Searles Jr filed answers in the U S Circuit Court to government proceedings to annul the Sugar Trust. Searles asserts the New Jersey act permits its outside business and ownership of stock in four Philadelphia refineries, while denying any unlawful restraint or monopoly.
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Philadelphia
American Sugar Refining Company
John E. Searles, Jr
United States Circuit Court
John E Searles, Jr
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Missouri
Louisi
California
Maryland
United States
Revere Sugar Refining Carte
Boston
Weaver Bakes in the Shekels in Pueblo Visit
President candidate James B. Weaver spoke at the Colorado Mineral Palace with Mary E. Lease, Wichita. About 7 000 to 8 000 attended the mass meeting and an overflow outdoor crowd heard Lease. Weaver and Lease drew strong applause and generous collections at the end.
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Pueblo
James B. Weaver
Mary E. Lease
Wichita
Colorado Mineral Palace
Lease
Pittsburgers Register at New York Hotels
July 8 report from New York lists Pittsburgers staying at major hotels including Astor St Denis Metropolitans and Grand Union. Names include Mrs L Bannister H C Cameron D H Chambers A Faull P Groetzinger Fina International Conti nental and several others with their hotel preferences.
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New York
Forty conductors arrest for knocking down fares
Portland Oregon July 2 Forty conductors on the Metropolitan and Multnomah street car lines were arrested this afternoon for knocking down fares. O B Markle president of both companies said We find we have been losing on an average of 4600 per month.
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Porttland
Ore
Metropolitan
Multnomah
O. B. Markle
Supreme Court voids 1891 and 1895 acts in Michigan redistricting
The Michigan Supreme Court rules unconstitutional the 1891 Senatorial and 1895 Representative apportionment acts. Notices of election must follow the 1881 redistricting act unless a special legislative session creates a new plan. Governor Winans considers a special session only if inequalities persist.
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Lansine
Mice
Supreme Court
Theron F. Giddings
Secretary of State
Houghton County
Sec
Justha Grant
Morse
McGrath
Justice Long
Winans
Justice Grant
Seare
Board of Supervisors
Apperberg
Hne
Houghton
Menominee
Montcalm
Ilac
McComb
Too Hot for Politics Delays Mark National Campaign Start
July 28 in New York with Harrity assembling the D N C Executive Committee of 25 and a Campaign Committee of nine assisted by ex Secretary Whitney. Senator Calvin Brice arrives in Washington to lead a band while Republicans delay moving into national HQ at 518 Fifth Avenue and others ponder timing as heat hinders political activity.
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Harrity
Democratic National Committee
Whitney
Calvin & Brice
Fifth Avenue
McComas
Mr. Carter
General Clarkson
James F. Burke
Hackett
Bret Fox
Bret Kenyon
State Bureau
Manhattan Beach
John Reid
Bancroft Library Purchase By United States Bill Passed
Senate approves a bill to buy the late historian George Bancroft's library for 75000 dollars. The collection includes about 15000 volumes and 65000 pamphlets with unpublished papers and a Europe based history set. The House will act next session.
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Wasa HinGton
Senate
George Bancroft
Bancroft
United States
Europe
Hancroft
Polk
House
Eee
National Library
Prisoner in Pittsburg Faces Questioning Over Berkman Case
The prisoner Mollick admits sending Berkman six dollars from Pittsburg after a prior loan of ten. He claims no further involvement and says he heard of Frick’s attack only later. He dismisses arrest threats as bluff, notes travels to New York were for a woman, and says he has no plans to return there. Police escorted him to Union Station amid a quiet crowd.
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Mollick
Berkman
Pittsburg
Mr. Frick
Mellick
Long Branch
New York
Union Station
Open Sesame Alarm Club Card Reveals Anarchy Links
The search into the Anarchist network continues with Henry Bauer singled out as central. Investigators find a red Alarm Club membership card with weekly stamps, letters from Spies and Most, and photos linking Bauer to Berkman. Police press on for more evidence as investigations widen to Pittsburg and Allegheny.
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Spring Garden Avenue
Carnegie
Homestead
Bauer
Berkman
Allegheny
Furniture Workers’ Union No. 21
Pittsburg
F. Webers
Hada
Bauer & Schimpf
Chestnut
Pike Streets
McClure
Labor Lyceum Association
Philadelis
Tatzaner
Peregrin Group
Carl Knold
Alarm Club
Henry Bauer
E. Koesters
Sesume of Anarchy
Nina van Zandt
Herr
New South Wales
Australis
No. 2 Allegheny Anarchist Group Names Released
A clause for Schump promt tor Goren not sing exposed members who declined full spirit of the Anarchists. No. 2 of Allegheny listed 18 members led by Planert. Names include C. Knold P. Eckert O. Planert E. Planert and A. Bow era. Knold at Central station, Eckert released.
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Schump
Henry Baner
Knold
Eckert
Drowning of 11-year-old Harry McGregor in Allegheny River
Harry McGregor aged 11 drowned in the Allegheny river at the foot of Madison avenue Allegheny around 4 PM yesterday. He vanished while swimming and is believed to have suffered a cramp. His body was recovered soon after and taken to J G Ebbert’s rooms on Ohio street. His parents live at 70 East Diamond street Allegheny.
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Harry McGregor
Allegheny River
Madison Avenue
Allegheny
J. G. Ebbert
Ohio Street
East Diamond Street
Palmer's Partner Arrested After Chicago Business Run
Frank Diebold, partner of Harry Palmer, a colored man jailed after police found Palmer near 1217 Penn Avenue. Diebold claimed to be Palmer's agent and unaware of the firm’s business, having just returned from Chicago on unspecified duties. The incident occurred in the Twelfth ward station house area.
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Frank Diebold
Harry Palmer
Pennavente
Texas Fever Spreads Through Indian Territory
Texas fever is raging across the Indian Territory with many cattle dying. Small farmers have lost entire herds and the toll on cattle barons is severe. The spread threatens to reach the Kansas border in the near term.
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Gurnee
C. T
Indian Territory
Kansas
Sunstroke Cases Reported in Cincinnati for July 28
Fifteen sunstroke cases were reported in Cincinnati with two deaths. The Weather Bureau records a maximum thermometer reading of 96 degrees. The age temperature for the day was cooler than on several preceding days.
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Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
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