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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1896

Page

6

State Delegations Organize At National GOP Convention

Delegations from Maryland Louisiana Vermont Rhode Island North Carolina and others organized at the Republican convention. Gold standard vs free silver sparks dispute as resolutions committees and national committee slots are filled with leaders like Teller Kellogg and Gould. The Mississippi and Kentucky groups push for gold while others push for sound money and coinage compromise.

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Republican National Convention Preparations Advance

Reports describe final preparations for the convention to be held in a large hall with a rectangular main building and surrounding galleries. Details cover seating, decorations, portraits of Lincoln Grant and Sherman, flags, and safety measures for exits as delegates plan credentials and platform discussions.

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Burkhart’s Personal Assignment Shocks Cincinnati

Cincinnati notes A E Burkhart farrier and hatter made an individual assignment to W Baker. Receivership for his business ended recently by settlement with creditors. Assets cited at 160 000 with 60 000 liabilities. Louisville report mentions a warehouse fire at Wh Mills Distillery on Lexinton Street causing large damage. Fireman Val Schwab badly burned. John Figeral and Philip Blrod sustained burns to hands and arms.

Cincinnati A. E. Burkhart W. Baker Balllog Water Louisville Whi Mills Distillery Company Lexinton Street Val Schwab John Figerald Philip Blerod

Krueger Receives African Mayors Over Clemency

In Pretoria on June 15, delegates from African towns waited on President Krueger to thank him for clemency shown to reformers. Cecil Rhodes criticized as if egged on by a dog fight. A separate Mississippi case reports Harndergon fatally shooting Leslor Harris with a Winchester, sparked by a business dispute among prominent men.

Pretoria Africa Krueger Get Cecil Rhodes Mississippi Carrollton Miss Harndergon Leslor Harris

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