Fragmented account of a political convention and figures
The text sketches a political convention process with references to President, governors, and delegates. It mentions the Republican National Committee setup, preparatory staff, and key figures like speakers, and outlines the machinery for selecting delegates, including state and territorial representation and the expected roles of committee members and clerical staff. The item weaves through historical names and institutions without a clear narrative or outcome.
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Minneapolis
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National Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Soigreminnal
Argh
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Chaos at Minneapolia ringed with a wild campus clash
A garbled account describes a chaotic scene with a dancing academy brawl near Minneapolis, police recapture, and several injured as students and bystanders scrambled. The report also references intercollegiate athletics, faculty deliberations, and potential stadium changes affecting the region.
MEN PROMINENT FIGURES SHAPE THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Prominent men in Indianapolis guide the Republican National Convention setup. Delegates from various states, including New York and Missouri, converge as preparations focus on selecting a permanent convention host and drafting the keynote. Key figures from the committee rise, with Burrows of Michigan slated to deliver the anticipated keynote speech.
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New-York
Istia
Esded Architecte
Misneepolia
Poerlta
Segion
Luther Instifiarion
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Pant Bhsine
Alding Ube
F “Preiset
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Athieticn
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Senehmore
Dabney
University of
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Calmet Af
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Muldoon
Kluwer Tnrer
Rational
Sénaine Hanna
New
CG Burrows
Michigan
Burrows
Northeast
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Mich
Congress
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Burros
Poluw
John R Malloy
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Olio Hovne
Represent— Alives
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Malloy
Fragmented Decades in the Career of Julius Caesar Burrows
The article reviews Julius Caesar Burrows 25 plus years in public life from 1864 onward, noting his long Senate service, alignment with Roosevelt era policies, frequent support across parties, and pivotal convention actions. It highlights electoral support, leadership roles, and the contentious 1890 convention where temporary chairmanship and candidate selections were debated.
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Hig Jong
Mont Roosevel
Pirtheth
Pitty
Pitts
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