Pacific Coast Republicans Face Dilemmas Over Silver and Chinese Policy
The Silver State editorial argues Pacific Coast Republicans shift from Blaine to Garfield over silver and Chinese issues. It notes politicians blame Congress for silver holdings, cites Hayes veto history, and predicts 1800s party realignments with living issues dictating votes rather than spoils. It concludes Butler’s view that party lines fade when core principles are at stake.
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Greenback Labor candidate Weaver's background detailed
General J B Weaver of Iowa, nominee for President by the Greenback Labor party, sits in Congress. Born in Dayton Ohio in 1833, he studied at Cincinnati Law School, served in the Civil War and rose to brigadier general. He was elected to Congress in 1878, defeating KF Sampo on the Greenback ticket and proposed a war-era pay bill in the current session.
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Blaine's case at Chicago Convention saved by Frye of Maine
Joseph Hurd faced accusations as his wife fled with another man in Saneaville Wisconsin and was sent to prison after a court action. The New York Mail saga notes Blaine's case was barely presented at the Chicago Convention and nearly collapsed until Frye of Maine delivered a decisive five minute speech supporting the Plumed Knight.
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Collision of Stonington and Narragansett on Long Island Sound
Reports describe the steamboat Narragansett being struck and catching fire after collision with the Stonington near the Connecticut river, 11:45 pm last Friday. Passengers fled in night clothes, boats mismanaged, rescues aided by City of New York, New York and Providence steamers, with 30 to 50 feared dead among 300 aboard. Rev. E. B. Lockwood drowned. a wave of injuries and shock across survivors.
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Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee Meeting at Winnemucca
The Humboldt Central Committee will meet at Oriental Hall in Winnemucca on Wednesday evening June 334 1890 at 8 o'clock. The agenda covers apportionment of delegates from precincts to the county convention fixing primary dates and setting the county convention time.
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