GROVER WILL RUN AND THE ROLL OF PRIMARY WARNINGS
Milwaukee reports Chancellor Bragg urging Cleveland to declare his presidential interest before the Democratic convention. Cleveland replies from Lakewood affirming the presidency as the people’s office and his refusal to seek a self serving nomination. He urges open, organized party action and thoughtful, faithful participation by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Edward S. Bragg
Cleveland
Fond du Lac
National Democratic Convention
People’s Office
People's Office
Grover Cleveland
Gilroy Credits Cleveland as Only Democrat to Carry New York
Gilroy, New York City Public Works Commissioner and Tam many leader, said Colonel McClure overestimates New York politics. He noted New York’s Republican majority rising while the state grows more Democratic, stating the Democratic nominee, aside from Cleveland, will carry New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Atlanta
Thomas F. Gilroy
Tammany
A. K. McClure
Hill
Associated Press
McClure
Quay On Top In Clarion Candidates Named
Republican convention here named Frank L. Shallenberger as delegate to the National Convention subject to district conference. Dalzell backing, led by M. Arnold, stayed rearward as Quay men secured state convention support for Wilson and Shallenberger amid the Clarion post office dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Frank L. Shallenberger
M. Arnold
Dalzell
Quay
Co. Wilson
Mr. Shallenberger
Harrison Carries Adams County Delegation Rally
Harrison carried the Adams County Republican Convention with resolutions endorsing his administration and binding delegates to support only Harrison loyalists. John C. Lower named as designated candidate for Minneapolis delegates. James Hersh and George D. were instructed to vote for Harrison. The March meeting set April 20 convention directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrysserg
Harrison
Adams County
James Hersh
George D. Aod
Call from People's party urges March 26 meetings
The document from the People’s party secretary calls citizens to public meetings in towns to ratify the St. Louis industrial conference demands and organize for delegates to a National Convention in Omaha on July 4. It outlines forming local committees, selecting state and county delegates, and raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauke
People's Party
St. Louis
National Central Committee
People’s Party
Omaha
Robert Schilling
Milwa
National Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
M. ©Nkin
Terre Haute
Ind
Reform Press
Bayard Warns Democrats Against Free Silver Policy
Open letter from Thomas F. Bayard warns Democrats that free silver coinage would damage public confidence and destabilize the gold reserve. He argues government price manipulation ignores natural market laws and could trigger economic disaster, urging prudent, conservative action.
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Witsisdon
Dew
Thomas F. Bayard
Congress
Transatlantic Mortgage and Securities Trust forms with British American backers
Chicago telegram details a new $5,000,000 syndicate formed by eminent English financiers and American founders. The scheme unites British and American capital to invest in the United Kingdom and the United States with a London and Chicago presence, aiming to control investments and trusts across industries including rail, water, and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Transatlantic Mortgage and Securities Trust, Limited
England
Marquis of Tweedale
Sir John Pender
Gerald Balfour
W. Duff
Wm. Finlayson
Glasgow
Edwin Guthrie
London
Manchester
Walter W. Gray
Brest
American Board
New Corporation
United Kingdom
America
Central
Erican
Assets Realization Company, Limited
New York
Investment Corporation, Limited
Municipal Trust Company, Limited
The
Manchester Trust, Limited
Trustees, Executors and Securities Insurance Corporation, Limited
Debenture Corporation, Limited
Realization Debenture Corporation of Scotland, Limited
Florida
Promoter Bacon
Bacon
Nebraska Governorship dispute prompts AG Hastings appeal
Judge Blair of Omaha writes Attorney General Hastings noting no U S Supreme Court mandate reversing a lower court ruling that General Thayer remains the legal governor. The letter argues Thayer’s voluntary withdrawal does not confer the seat and urges action to settle title to the office.
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Lixcoin
Nes
Blair
Omaha
Thayer
Hastings
United States
Heme Court
Mob lynches murderer in Forsythe court room scene
A teenage mob in Forsythe Taney county Missouri hung John Bright after abducting him from a court hearing for the murder of his wife. Deputy Sheriff Charles Williams was shot dead attempting to defend Bright. The coroner will investigate.
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Springfield
Forsythe
Taney County
John Bright
Charles Williams
Bright
Ozar Station
Williams
Justice of the Peace
Bull Williams
Warship Alliance wrecks on Yokohama breakwater
Rear Admiral Harmony and staff aboard the United States steamer Alliance witness, as the vessel runs aground on the Yokohama harbor breakwater. Tugs and a British barge attempt to pull her free while the Oceanic sails away. Commanding officers are named, and the vessel’s dimensions and armament noted.
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United States
Alliance
Yokohama Harbor
Belknap
San Francisco
Oceanic
George E. Belknap
U.S.N
Harmony
Mercury
Separenig
Felix McCurley
McIntosh
The
Norfolk
Richmond Terminal Company to Adjust Affairs at Meeting
In New York on March 14 the principal interests of the Richmond Terminal Company plan to meet to adjust affairs. The First National Bank party may gain representation in the directory and Oakman is expected to be elected president of the Terminal system.
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New York
Richmond Terminal Company
First National Bank Party
Oakman
Baltimore and Ohio-Richmond Terminal
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Richmond and West Point Terminal Company
Richmond Terminal
Bhenandoah
Stein
Bering Sea patrol rumor denied by Secretary Tracy
Washington dispatch reports speculation that the cruiser Baltimore would be sent to guard seals in the Bering Sea. Secretary Tracy denies any orders to move the Baltimore and says Admiral Brown will sail for Honolulu. Navy officials note possible preparations for Bering Sea duty.
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Dispatch
Washington
Baltimore
Bering Sea
China Station
Seal Island
Revenue Cutters
Senate
Joint Commission
Seal Islands
Faulkner
West Virginia
United States
England
Tracy
China
Admiral Brown
Honolulu
Vancouver Island
Lisbury
Navy Department
Navy
Chile
Soley
Harrison
Lo Salisbury
Lower California
San Diego
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Pacific Coast
Strike Call Halts Mather Building Work In Cleveland
Seventy painters and carpenters were called out in Cleveland by a Chicago plasterers union after alleging the foreman owes a substantial fine to the union. If the foreman is not removed, gas fitters steam fitters and plumbers may join the strike. Also note an Arnheim auction sale tomorrow offering horses.
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Cleveland
Mather
Chicago Plasterers’ Union
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Grover
Gilroy
Lakewood
X. J
Edward
Bragg
M’clure
Daizell
Harrrison
Bers
Roger Q Mills
Co Sac
Mills
Bayard
Great Britain
Calvin Goddard
Chicago and Southside
W. A. Newell
Home Life Insurance Company
Gilbert Montague
Charles H. Kingman
Gray, Kingman & Collins
H. ©. Speer
Frank 8. Weighley
Weighley, Bulkley & Gray
Commercial Bank of Scotland
Nebraska
Boyd
Temple of Justice
North Brothers Island
New York City
Hos GE
Frederick Hamilton
East Twelfth Street
Bocas & Bux
Cary Bros
T * Liberty
Sixth Streets
Arnheim
Ixenmasz
Bering Sea Patrol
Mare Island
Erly Ito
Syegee
W. HK
EVA S
Pitteburg
Ps. Mhii-Il-Tta
Smithfield Street
Fidelity Building
Third Avenue
Woodstree
Sasen
Wood ST
Choice
Hamilton
Allegheny
Osram and Crafton
Morris & Aisbitt
Diamond Street
Tulso
Rosa Street
MO. A. Wilson
Hamilton Ee
Rippey Street
Negley and
Highland Avenues
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Fourth Avenue
Ahlers, Merchant Tailors
Smithfield St
Oon
Wallingford Street
A. Herron & Sons
Eleventh Ward
Center Avenue
Wite Avenue
Devilliers Street
David SH
W & CO
Pourth Ave
Wood Street
Liggett Bros
Allegheny City
Morris & Aisritt, Diamond
Choice Offices
WEW Dermania Savings Bank Building
Germania Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue
New Grant St
Union Station
Seventh Ave
Liberty At
Brindley Hardware Company
D. and
P. Telephone Exchange
J. H. Coleman & CO
Penn Avenue
Latimer’s
Paris
India
T. M. Latimer
Federal Street
S. Diamond
Eghent, FA
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