Gen Weaver Finishes Day with Third Session and Platform Adopted
Omaha July 5 Gen Weaver presided as three sessions extended into the evening with the People's Party adopting a St Louis platform plan on finance while Introducing a new plank for free coinage at 16 to 1. The convention approved permanent officers and heard appeals from delegates amid tumult over railway fare, rail ownership, and labor reforms.
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Omaha
Neb
People’s Party
Ignatius Donnelly
St. Louis
People's Party
Donnelly
St Louis
Post
Georgia
Committee On Permanent Organization
H. L. Loucks
South Dakota
J. W. Hayes
New Jersey
S. S. King
Kansas
George Wilson
Michigan
G. W. Denmark
South Caroirda
D. W. Monroe
United States
Independent Party
William Jackson Armstrong
Grant
Taukencok
Armstrong
Oregon
Committee On Rules
Cushing
Taubeneck
Illinois
Branch
Resolutions Committee
Union Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Marion Cannon
California
Cannon
Dean
New York
Committee On Resolutions
Meng
George G. Ward
Missouri
Gresham
Ellington
Lamb
Texas
Terrell
Brown
Massachusetts
United Labor
Thos. V. Carter
Republic
Treasury
Farmers’ Alliance
van Wyck
Nebraska
France
Hauser
Indiana
Pinkerton
Wyoming
Aiugh Cavanaugh
Ohio
Flations Committees
Knights of Leper
Knights Gresham
Mlabor
Gros
Prohibition Party Names Bidwell for President in Cincinnati
The sixth national prohibition convention in Music Hall Cincinnati nominated Gen. John Bidwell of California for president and J. B. Cranfill of Texas for vice president. The gathering adopted a broad platform denouncing liquor as a public nuisance and urging full bans on production, sale, and transport of alcohol while backing woman suffrage and a monetary plan favoring treasury notes.
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Cutollo
J. B. Weaver
Ignamus Donnelly
Terrell
John W
Ist
Orr
W. Q. Gresham
Gresham
Weaver
Jas. B. Weaver
Kyle
South Dakota
Gen. Meld
Virginia
van Wyck
Ska
George.j
Wes
Gen
John Bidwell
California
J. B. Cranfil
Texas
Cincinnati
Prohibition Party
Music Hall
Dickie
National Committee
J. G. Evans
Hedding College
Illinois
John P. St. John
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Iowa
Mississippi
Louisiana
Carolina
Committee On
South Carolina
Committee On Permanent Organization
Col
Eli Ritter
Indiana
Sam Small
Georgia
Col. Ritter
Denver
Prohibition League
Samuel Dickie
Alabama
J. C. Orr
L. F. Whitten
Arkansas
George C. Christian
Chauncey H. Dunn
Jesse Yarnell
James McCaskell
Missouri
J. A. Brooks
R. B. Robison
Montana
E. M. Gordon
Nebraska
C. E. Bentley
Yr. Higton
Nevada
E. W.taylor
New Hampshire
D. C. Babcock
J. M. Fletcher
New Jersey
Robert J.S. White
William H. Nicholson
New York
W. T. Wardwell
Prof
A. R. Cornwall
Henry H. Rhodes
Tennessee
James A. Tate
A. D. Reynolds
J. B. Cranfill
E. Heath
Vermont
C. W. Wyman
W. P. Stafford
W. W. Gibbs
J. W.jewton
Washington
E. B. Sutton
D. G. Strong
West Virginia
T. R. Carskadon
Frank Burt
Wisconsin
S. D. Hastings
E. W. Chafin
Wyoming
O. S. Jackson
Martin J. Waage
District of Columbia
H. B. Moulton
S. H. Walker
Samuel Dickey
Kansas
W. C. Wardwell
Samuel W. Hastings
Helen Gougar
J. H. Tate
A. A. Stevens
Chicago
Abingdon
Committee On Resolutions
Carskadden
Congress
Hayes
Funk
William T. Wardwell
Standard Oil Company
Stevens
Dickey
Gougar
Mrs. Gougar
Mr. Wardwell
Wardwell
Bain
Kentucky
Star of Peace
Ritter
Bidwell
John Lloyd Thomas
W. Jennings Demorest
B. L. Logan
Ohio
Gideon Stewart
Stewart
Demorest
Bascom
Columbia
Sam W. Small
George W. Bain
Joshua Levering
Maryland
W. W. Saterlee
Minnesota
Thomas B. Carskadden
Cranfil
Levering
Saterlee
Leverson
Union Army
Union Pacific
Pacific Slope
Seized British Sealing Ship Coquillan Transports Skins
The British steamer Coquillan seized at Ft Etcher Alaska by the US revenue cutter Corwin was chartered by the British Columbia Sealers Association of Victoria as a supply tender. It carried nearly 100000 dollars worth of sealskins and was seized for transferring skins within four marine leagues of the coast.
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Coquillan
Victoria
B. C
Ft. Etcher
Alaska
United States Revenue
Corwin
British Columbia Sealers’ Association of Victoria
Quinn
Leutenant
Tonki
Situa
Ship wreck in Yarmouth harbor claims fourteen lives
A ship wreck near Cheboghne Point in Yarmouth harbor costs fourteen lives. A damaged life boat with thirteen exhausted sailors washed ashore, rescued by local residents. The crew includes Capt. Henry Hughes, his first mate, and eleven crew members from the Liverpool iron ship Peter Stuart bound from St. John to Liverpool with deals.
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Yarsouth
Yarmouth Harbor
Deals
Chebogne Point
Henry Hughes
Liverpool
Peter Stuart
St. John
Hanlon Defeats Hosmer In Three Mile Race
Hartford July 5 Hanlon beat Hosmer by about ten sec in a three mile race on the Connecticut river with three turns finishing in 18 minutes 55 seconds.
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Hanlon
Hosmer
Hartford
Connecticut River
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Park Place
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LD Regulator CO
Atlanta
Dicine CO
St. Louis, Mrs
Favesmore
Monroe St
Poder
James Pyle
Boston
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TIBU
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Ogden and
Salt Lake Ioumee
Petwees
Moss
Lectarvine
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Elime
Warren, Pa
Harrison, Ohio
Ebert Z
City Hall
Harrison, O
Peter Ebertz
Joseph . Bernhard
State Street
John Knopfle
Market St
Harrison
Dair Bros
Proprietors OF the
General Banking
Frank Bowles
Gen. Weaver
The
Geo. J. Fields
Baltimore
Edward and
George Schmidt
Wmn. Harrison
Peter Leo Tolu
Spring Gardens
Hanover Street
Berlin
the Corwin
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