Hill Comes to Stay in Democratic Bloc Clash
From Chicago, June 17, Hill appears secure with a bid to influence the 1880 Democratic nomination. The article weighs his New York strength, the unit rule’s impact in California, Pennsylvania and New York, and the role of wealth, fame, and public influence in securing a presidency, comparing Hill and Gorman and noting liquor interests and regional dynamics shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicasco
Hill
New York
Cleveland
Davenport
Miller
Indiana
Harrison
New York State
Boles
West
Boies
Minneapolis
Horsey
Maryland
Conkling
Tebert Curtis
California
Markiand
Pennsylvania
Mr. Cleveland
Mrr
Manning
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Mills
Warwick
Jonthee
Buffalo
Boaz
Democratic
New York Normal School
Bryan Replies to McKinley at University of Michigan
Congressmen Bryan Nebraska stops at Michigan on way to Chicago and addresses Democratic Clubs and citizens in response to Governor McKinley speech. He argues tariff policy, questions protection, cites farm failures, tenant rise, and condemns protection as a major national ill. Australian exploration failure teased for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axn Artsor
Mich
Bryan
Nebraska
Chicago
University of Michigan
Republican College Club
McKinley
Sawaal
Ein
United States
Printers Opposed to Flower In New York Nominating Race
The Printers Union of Cutcaco denies a meeting to oppose recognizing Mr Flower by the National Democratic Convention. The move aims to rebuke his veto of the State printing house bill and his treatment of New York union printers. President Harrison receives hundreds of congratulatory letters as White House correspondence floods in. A gas range ad touts the Jewett model for efficiency and water heating at J C Bartletts Pittsburg stores.
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Hill
Warwick
Democratic Party
New York
Boies
Iowa
Chicago
Payne
Jewell
English
Flower
Tilden
Westener
Cutcaco
Printers’ Union
State Printing House
Harrison
Washington
White House
J. C. Bartlett
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York Tribune
Typographical Union No. 6
Kenney
No. 6
Liggett Bros
Diamond Street
Sailor Hats Offered at Discount and Special Train to Atlantic City
About 1 000 stylish sailor hats for young ladies trimmed with ribbon flowers and lace will be offered today at about 25 cents on the dollar. The Jr O U A Special Train to Atlantic City will leave Union Station June 20 at 7 15 a m. Rate ten dollars for round trip. Domestic help and laborers direct from South. Pixconino 159 Fourth avenue.
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Jr. O.U. A
Atlantic City
Pennsyvania Railroad
Union Station
Pixconino
159
Fourth Avenue
Ulsters Ulster Convention Vows Loyalty to United Kingdom
About 10,000 delegates at Belfast hear Duke of Abercorn lead Ulster Liberals in rejecting home rule. Resolutions pledge to stay part of the United Kingdom, oppose a Dublin parliament, and defend Loyalist and religious freedoms while warning against imperial concessions to Ireland. A second gathering at Botanic Gardens echoes the stance with speeches from Ulster leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
All Ireland
Nathaniel M. Brown
General Assembly
Robert McGeagh
Ulster Liberal Unionist Association
Duke of Abercorn
United Kingdom
Ireland
Ulster
Herajesty
England
Scotland
Wales
Voice of Ulster
William Quartus Ewart
D. L
Land League
Great Britain
Firth
Ulater
William Ewart
Thomas Sinclair
Dublin
Lord Erne
Orangemen
Cheera
John As
Ballymoney
Mr. Andrews
Ulster Reform Club
Andrews
Dr. Lynd
Lou i
Lord Abercorn
Ro Botanic Gardens
French War Minister Plans Roads to Swiss Highlands
Government reports say M. de Freycinet, French Minister of War, visited Savoy to oversee improvement of military roads toward the Swiss Highlands. The route will extend by Switzerland to the Italian frontier to speed troop movements if Italy invades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Freycinet
Savoy
Switzerland
Dissolution Date Uncertain Amid Irish Coercion Act Debate
In the House of Commons Attorney General Madden reports 1393 coerced prisoners with four remaining as of June 1. Gladstone and Balfour clash over dissolution timing, with no fixed date yet set beyond hints it may not be June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
D. H. Madden
Ireland
Gladstone
Mr. Balfour
Civil Service Probe Finds Baltimore Dismissals Justified
A House Committee report faults the Postmaster General for failing to dismiss or prosecute Civil Service violators in Baltimore. It accuses the Postmaster General of evasive testimony and supports the Civil Service Commission's recommendation to remove designated post office employees. The Treasury Secretary admits he did not act on the commission’s findings until the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Reform In the Civil Service
Representative Bostner
Louisiana
Baltimore
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commissioners
Pny
Department of Justice
Theretary
the Treasury
Home Rule Will Be to Ireland What Magna Charta Is
Lord Rosebery in Kelso argues the forthcoming home rule measure will be firmly settled like Magna Charta and retain to Parliament powers of union while creating a tribunal for disputes with the Irish Parliament. He condemns hints of civil war and says Ulster Convention aims to save the Government. Berlin ministers issue a circular on Sunday labor law detailing exemptions and banning automatics sales of sweets and matches during prohibited hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roseberry
Kelso
Scotland
Ireland
Berlin
Interior
Resignation of Venezuela President Reported From Caracas
State Department cable from Caracas says President Palacios resigns. Federal Council to govern until Congress convenes to elect a successor. Rebels gain ground near Gaudapi and march on Bolivar amid heavy losses on both sides. Columbus report exonerates McKinley while Bellevue district appoints teachers for next year. Several relief fund contributions listed. Philadelphia union convention resolves to refer theTribune-Typographical dispute to Local 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
United States Legation
Caracas
Venezuela
Federal Council
Congress
Palacin
New York Herald
Barcelona
Gaudpati Tuesay
Palacio
Bolivar
Postmaster in trouble over embezzled letters
Ford Hill postmaster E F Goller faced a U S Commissioner hearing on charges of embezzling and concealing registered letters. About 50 opened letters were found in a box plus 11 registered letters. bail set at 22 000 and he was jailed awaiting court.
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E. F. Goller
Ford Hill
Somerset County
United States
Gumbie
Marshal Harrah
Miner Kinzel Drowns in New Town Creek Near Williamsburg
Richard Kinzel, 32, a miner, drowned in New Town Creek near Williamsburg after being attacked with more than a dozen armed men. John Anderson, his companion, is jailed in Raymond Street pending investigation. an Englishman named George accompanied them from Torresdale, Pennsylvania two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Kinzel
Newtown Creek
Williamsburg
John Anderson
Raymond Street
Kinzel
Anderson
George
Torresdale
Pennsylvania
Savings Incentive Offer From People's Savings Bank
An advertisement notes deposits of $1 and more at the People's Savings Bank with an auxiliary bank as an incentive to save. Terms show surplus figures of $75,000 and deposits totaling $100,000 with 4 percent interest. Us Detrosit $8 appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
People's Savings Bank
Tremendous East End Lantern Parade Route Announced
A noted blaze and lantern parade plan for the East End outlines a lengthy route from Center through Morewood Firth Halket Forbes Oakland Amberson Howe South Negley Rural Hiland Stanton Baum Center Ellsworth and Ellsworth avenues. Tickets badges and decorations urged from Pittsburg Cycle Company at 428 Wood Street and Center and Ellsworth avenues with flowers and moire fabrics offered for sale.
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Center
Morewood
Firth
Halket
Forbes
Oakland
Amberson
Howe
South Negley
Rural
Hiland
Stanton
Baum
Ellsworth
Loncch
Pittsburgh Cycle Company
Wood Street
Ellsworth Avenues
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Botes
Grover
Spain
Gorman
Mr. Hill
Hao
United States Senate
Bill
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Seymour
Boston
Russell
Kansas
Morocco
Mahomet
Gath
M'Kinley
Plerr, Cleveland and Lake Shore Railroad
Blanco
Ana
Germany
France
Breuiin
Allgemeine Deutacher Verband
Alsace
Lorraine
Egypt
Francs
Paris
Wanamaker
Baltimore Civil Service
Majority Committee
Colomses
Columbus
Hallevue
Board of School Control of
Bellevue
Prof
Gilchrist
Miss Margett
Agnes Dickson
Miss Herring
Cora E. Stersfield
Oil City
Titusville
Thompson
Banner Lodge No
R. of P
Agnes Young
Washington Avenue
M. E Church
James G. Gayley
Edgar Thomson
Ebenezer Presbyterian Church
Clarksburg
S. C. Clark
James Reder
James Andrews
Reid
Oil City and Titnaville
Australis
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Kacruagys
Ares
Latimer
Smith
Brussels
East End
Pitteburg "Cycle Company
Center and
Lapres
Kaufmanns
T. M. Latimer
Federal Street
Allegheny
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Lolisville
Wew York
St. Peter
YALE
Pepiine
Digi
Lane
Itani Lane
Ridgeview
Grande Pointe
Eleventh Ward
Hudson River
California Ave
City Hall
Northside
A. Z. Byers & CO
Westminster Place
Shadyside
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Col
Smithfield and Liberty
Greenough Street
Gas Alley
Grant ST
Youghiogheny Coal Co., Ltd
T. S. Knap
Youghiogheny
W. A. Herron & Sons
the City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety Company OF
Bailey
Brown
Jela
Zueller
Sole
M'trittaburg
G. G. O’brien
Marker Street
tTs
Dr. Golden
A. J. Rankin
Penn
Pittabure
GEO. A. Kelly & CO
E. Holden &Co
Federal St
JAS. M’neil & Bro
Twenty-ninth Street
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Ieee
M. Cateee
Argyle
Wis
Tun Peeese
Marmlesa
W. F. Snyder
M'Vicker's Theater
Berre. Amer
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