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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Sy Fois
Meijer
William Warner
Chara
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Peramedent
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Fiordian Retro
Powell Chayhony
Jehyn
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Heim
Vinginien Delastion Hertavedt
Dion
Scot
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William Seymour Ealwards
Charleston
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A. O. White
Serrewuy
W. Botner
Fonthita
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Pardiias
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Unin Lion
H. Sarumubach
Tabbie
Maniious Syver
Camvetitian
Ami
Comaittes En Resaiiions
Teller
Ita
Maryland
Thomas C. Platt
Henry D. Browka
Detmas
Tie Comenities
Warmoth
W. Z. Kellogg
Vermont
Nywelion
Rhode Island
Charles R. Brayton
Providence
W. Allen
East Greenwich
Gol
C. T. Bailey
National Committee
James E. Boyd
Henry Cowles
N. D P. Mott
C. J. Harris
Obeirn
J. B. Fortune
George White
C. M. Bernari
Kentucky
L. P. Tarleton
Committee On Resolutions
Internanal
Matthews
Han
Pin Mather
Solutimis
Wrealus Crayton
Ereben
Trinini
Wight
Fries
Crmey
Kontintey
Ville Manel
Tadd
Sapp
Reeder
Thradley
Phe
Waastiveton
Oairman
M. Bobigner
Nathvenad Committee
PLO
Siallivan
J. W. Gobberty
Wilson
Burleigh
Virginia Deleegtom
Waddell
Harris
Crelentigla
J. A. McLaughlin
James DT
Bradys Permanent Organiction
Ses Bowlive
William Loot
Shaver
Browning
George EB. Belden
Wetson
District of Columba
Perry HH. Carson
Amtrew Gleason
South Carolina
T. B. Johnson
W. D. Crom
Jales
Robert Morgan
D. BE. Deal
J. 8
Fordham
A. Webster
J. F B. Wilson
Webster
Melton
Tennessee
Gunby
Florida
E. R. Gunby
J. Coombs
M. §. White
J. W. Archibald
B. Coleman
J. M. Christopher
Chubb
M. J. Christopher
Morton
Turst’s
Bradley
John W. Yerkes
McKinley
W. Godfrey Hunter
Yerkes
Hunter
Deboe
Leslie Combs
J. H. Happy
I. T. Neal
W. G. Hunter
Avery Elee
Mneioman
Olexander Uinghes
George
Wee
Vane
Chalynbin
Hell
Peter Cool
Katie
Resmintiana
Credentink
Whompson
Permite Ent Organization
Hi Ferosener
Rites
Ceorge W. Wilson
Nati Sot
Ci Urinan
Bilwird
Addicks
State Committee
Messrs. Heldhaw
Harker
Messrs. Shortridge
Montague
Messrs, Denison
Theritimer
Knowalsky
Shearer
Denison
Herkimer
Harvey Little
J. D. Spreckles
Lemon
G. A. Knight
O. Hale
A. 8. Grant
F. H. Short
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Soper
J. P. Grady
J. Soper
R. B. Ross
John Coyle
W. T. Morgan
Arkansas
Powell Clayton
Sidney Redding
Jacobs Treibner
W. H. Clayton
H. L. Remmell
John McMure
Henry M. Cooner
McClure
New Mexico
Don Pedro Pereas
Solomon Lina
W. H. H. Llewellyn
Rules and Order of Business
T. D. Burns
Committee On
Congresa
Tersiperiae
Henderson
Ebidir Mein
Nevada
Ilu
Clevedon
Eiger
Warmab
Roy
Wartinoti
Pope Kinley
Kellogg
Wilteleew
MeKinley
Ty FL Brooks
Chase
Waller
Hal
William Penn Nixon
Inter Orean
RW. Patterson
Chicago Tri- Ine
Rome
Republican Party
Teo N. Jamieson
Ulingis
Richard J. Oglesby
T. N. Jamieson
R. W. Paterson
W. A. Rosenberg
J. C. Humphrey
Joseph Fifer
Col. McKnight
Colorado
Senator Teller
F.C. Goudy
James M. Daney
Nebraska
John L. Webster
George H. Thummett
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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Cuba
Mexico
Vencznela
Crjtemata
United States
Coombia
Argentine Republic
Missouri
District of Columbia
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Logan
Farragut
Navy
Mhoridan Wilh
Parragut
Altern
United Stores
Twelfth Street
Gen. Grant
St. Louis
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.
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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.
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Africa
Krueger
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Cecil Rhodes
Mississippi
Carrollton
Miss
Harndergon
Leslor Harris
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