Democratic Primaries Held Across City Precincts
Democratic primaries were held in all city precincts with chairmen and secretaries elected. Delegates were chosen largely as printed, amid some dissenters labeling it orchestrated by outsiders. Multiple precincts listed delegates, chairmen, and secretaries, with unity resolutions for county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Baman
J. B. Crowther
Jay Minter
Sam Bennett
Joseph E. Dwyer
H. E. Barnard
L. N Walthall
J. F. Hansen
Otto Bergstrom
A. H. Waite
A. Gettinger
F. Chavez
A. Possert
F. Villareal
A. C. Dunn
B. Leal
Angel Guerrero
F. Barrera
W. B. Hamilton
Reagan Houston
W.R. Story
Chevalier
J. AW. McLeary
J. E. Labatt
O. Petitpain
E. P. Claudon
Lino Sanches
M. H. Claytor
Jacinto Gonzales
W. H. Simms
EB. Q. Scott
A. S. Chevalier
L. H. Byrne
Hy Hunt
William Ferguson
Bryan Callaghan
James Murphy
John Campbell
M. B. Gleason
John Jarmuth
Henry Hunt
Charles F. Cotton
Anton Adam
J. F. Cassiano
Ed Kotulla
Mr. A. Bruni
Juan Cardenas
Antonio Bruni
James N. Gallagher
T. K. Conner
Modesto Forres
Juan Rodriguez
Joannn Guerrero
B. F. Fly
Burt Wilkins
Eanada de Ollos
Simon de la Pena
Ramon Hernandez
P. Fields
Fernando Garza
T. T. Teel
Jose Cassiano
A. I. Lockwood
W. Boone
N.O. Green
Charles L. Wurzbach
T. R. Chew
Thomas Crowley
Sam Maverick
A. E. Cotton
J.T. Hambleton
Henry Mecklin
W. L.thompson
Thomas Kavanaugh
I. P. Simpson
W. W. Boone
William Lyons
H. P. Bee
A. J. Lockwood
George H. Kalteyer
C. M. Barnes
Fred Cocke
M. R. Garcia
L. Moglia
P. E. Sturm
John 8. Martin
Manuel Serna
Thad. W. Smith
Jose E. Garcia
R. L. Graves
A. P. Rivas
C. F. Rossi
J. H. James
Charles Zallmanzig
Juan EK. Barrera
John E. Ochse
S. G. Newton
James H. French
F. F. Sanchez
Oscar Bergstrom
Mr. Heiligman
Oscar Sceppes Tom
Erman Heiligman
R. C. Symington
E. Jenul
Walter Tynan
G. Ramond
T. R. Heustis
Frank Grice
Leo Tarlton
Sunsets Edge Galvestons In Opening Texas League Game
The Sunsets defeated the Galvestons six to three in the first of a 15 game series. The Sunsets led four to nothing in the opening inning as Crugso and Curry starred for Galvestons while Steven son the new pitcher impressed for Sunsets. Davis at first base was steady and Smoky Palmer was noted as the presiding voice as Robin Green contributed to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKale
John
Fort Clarks
Elwood
B. Ht
R. P.O
E. Carrigan
J. P
Pee McKale
Sigs
Crueo
Wisiakdeces
Rebenae
Eee Lloyd
Gunderman
R.f
ROWE
Galvestons
Sunsets
Palmer
Ree
Rebenac
Lloyd and
Shea
Green
Mechale
Davis
First Base
Cruso and
Curry
Onors
Crugso
Pitcher
Stevenson
Smoky
Robin Green
Virginia Republicans and Greenbackers hold Deer Park conference
About 30 prominent Republicans and Greenbackers from West Virginia met at the Deer Park hotel at the urging of Stephen B. Elkins and the Republican National Committee. The closed three hour session covered campaign plans and possible liberal funding, with hopes Blaine will join later and bolster both Republican and Fusion state tickets. Postmaster General Gresham arrived from the West for a weekend with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
West Virginia
Stephen B. Elkins
Republican National Committee
Elkins
Goll
Messrs
Maxwell
Fusion
Flick
Gibbons
Charlestown
Smith
Berkeley Springs
Stone
Fairmount
Haymond
Clarksburg
Beale
Wellsburg
Hart
Wheeling Intelligencer
Ammington
Graft Sentinel
Peterson
Huntington Republican
Powell
Fairmount Virginian
Dermer Schofield
Wheeling
Point Pleasant
Austin
Westmore
Hamlin
Blaine
Ntional Committee
Goff
Browing
Congress
Deer Park Hotel
Gresham
West
A New Cave near Monterey Described by R J Bocuse
German geologist R J Bocuse presents a theory of stalactite formation for Maggie's Crystal Palace cave on Mr Gifford's Monterey mine. He explains mother liquid transporting calcium carbonate, capillary channels guiding upward or side spouts, and color variation from limestone and iron ore pathways. He notes crystalline and filigree features distinct from other caves and offers observations from a pencil shaped stalactite drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie’s Crystal Palace
Gifford
R. J. Bogusch
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Weirs
Virginia
Arora
R. J. Bocuse
Havana by Night on the Prado Full of Lights and Fashion
The scene shifts from noon sleep to a Havana noche at the Prado. Gas lamps blaze along palm shaded paths as fountains spout under starry skies. A crowd moves past Isabella II's statue while bands play and ladies in mantillas mingle with visitors in brilliant Parisian gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Heaven
Prado
Isabella la Segunda
Recorder's Court Fines Aggregate 102 This Morning
City Marshal Shardein presided as several defendants faced fines for drunkenness. Names include John Elb M Reyna Mary Cannon Pat Connor and others. Additional offenses ranged from quarrelling to immoderate driving and a river bath penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Shardein
John Elb
M. Reyna
Mary Cannon
Pat Connor
Richard Oates
Cervantes
Sanbrook
Aquila
Pedro Rivas
Rob’t Ross
Manuel Castello
John McGrath
M. Houston
Chas. Heck
Anastacio Calderon
Caspar Trevino
G. H. Claridge
M. L. McGinnis
McGinnis
Claridge
Mary Morrison
Jno. Glover
Frank Griffiths
Juan Castillo
Sadie Riley
W. O. Grady
Ohn Kavanagh
John Busson
George Cole
Ernest Wesenberg
Ice
San Antonio
Political Party Nominations Listed for 1884 Election
The Philadelphia Times surveys party slates with Republican James G Blaine for President and John A Logan for Vice President. Democratic Grover Cleveland with Thomas A Hendricks is shown, plus Prohibition lines with Eonarez and St John, Greenback Butler, and Anti Monopoly others. Discussion notes possible Butler nomination and locals reference the Browns in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Grover Cleveland
Newark
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
Telegraphic News Review From August Dispatches
Coast and harbor defenses in bad condition are reported amid a roundup of global health and finance items. Cholera and yellow fever deaths appear in various ports, while Elkins resigns a New Mexico bank presidency. Mount of Olives burial rights are defended by Jerusalem Jews and New York reports note new corporations and Ottawa coast defense concerns. Montreal customs seizures threaten major jewelers and importers.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Stephen B. Elkins
Republican National Committee
First National Bank
Lonpox
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Haggai
Zachariah
Malachi
Columsr
Saluda
Lexington County
New York
Arthur
Nellie
Jessie McElroy
Rollins
Kingston
N. Y
Sharpe
Grand Army of the Republic
Curiaco
P. P. Shelby
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
Nebraska
Tounton
Bon Rencontre Hospital
St. Mandrier Hospital
Minister of the Interior
American Business Guide
Washington
Army
Atlantic
Newton
Montreal
United States
E. & A. Eaves
Schwebb Bros
William Eaves
H. A. Saunders
Mortality causes listed for several cases in report
The report records deaths including Franz Albert Stolz an 8 month old with marasmus and Virginia Morales de Gutierres aged 34 with lung disease. It lists 19 sunstroke deaths, 3 consumption, 1 diarrhoea, 1 heart disease, 1 internal ulceration, 3 intestinal inflammation, 2 bilious fever, 1 atrophy of brain, 1 cancer, 1 bowel obstruction, 1 whooping cough, and 1 marasmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marasmus
Virginia Morales de Gutierres
Burglary Alarm Scares Two at Mitchell Residence
About 3 o'clock Sunday morning the burglar alarm at T. C. Mitchell’s Avenue C home sounded, startling the two young men inside. Officer Coy conducted a rigorous search of the house but found nothing traceable to justify the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Mitchell
Avenue C
Coy
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Oteves & Sons
California
Offich
The
Monterey
Philadelphia Times
James G. Blaine
Maine
John A. Logan
Illinois
8. C. Eonarez
Kansas
J. A. Conant
Connecticut
Prohibition Home Protection
John P. St. John
Green Back Labor
Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
A. M. West
Mississippi
Maspashucatéa
John Kelly
Mr. Dana
General Butler
Puck
Telegraphic News
France
Manrsetlius
Marsenies
Toulon
Franz Albert Stolz
Pitta
Seersucker
Steeepee
Middlesex
Eee Eter Reese
G. B. Frank
Alamo Store
Rich Bros. & CO
Soledad
Texas
H. I Whittemore
Hegeman & Co
Mindie
Rice Brothers & CO
West Houston
Starre
Soledad Bloc
San Antonio, Tex
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