Republicans Split as McKinley Moves Toward Nomination
A divided Republican convention in Minneapolis faces fierce rivalries between McKinley and Harrison camps. The Ohio leader seeks a unifying candidate amid pressure from Blaine and German Harrison factions, with credentials battles in multiple states shaping the outcome. A heated scene at the platform and rule discussions precede a postponed presidential ballot.
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United States
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Platform forecasts shape stubborn party platform
The platform committee drafts the principal planks and sends them for revision. Susan B. Anthony is heard on woman suffrage while other proposals push for a gold silver and paper dollar parity and an honest ballot. A Nicaragua Canal note and tariff stance are debated as the World Fair gains support. The Baltimore convention later discusses Cleveland and party unity.
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Mills
Springer
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Douglass
Bingham
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
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Forsker
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Clarkson
Cullom
Ingalls
Johnson
Vic
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DeYoung
California
Rotis
Minn
Susan B. Anthony
Harrison
Resolutiona
Nicaragua Canal
House of Representatives
Congress
Wake Forest speakers fill in for Bailey at inquisition event
Wake Forest College hosted a brief inquisition led by Dr. Taylor with six alumni delivering talks on education needs. Topics included general education in North Carolina, need for more academies and girls’ education, and the college’s influence, signaling strong college pride and local impact.
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State Chronicle
Wake Forest
Bailey
Lone Star
Taylor
North Carolina
Wake Forest College
J. C. Scarborough
C. M. Cooke
J.D. Hosham
Dr. Pritchard
E. E. Hilliard
G. W. Sanderlin
Blaine Delegate Almost Dies After Balcony Leap
William Blair a Blaine delegate from Aurora suffered a severe arm and wrist injury after leaping from a hotel balcony in Minneapolis. He was rescued, his wrist veins severed, and he remained under medical care as the crowd looked on. Baseball results note Shelby defeated Columbia 9 to 0 in a rain-shortened game. Public notices mention Blaine seeking privacy in Boston.
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Aurora
Nicollet House
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Blair
N. C
Shelby
Columbia
Shelby Boys
Craft
Campbell
Moorman
Paul
Webb
Carroll
Boston
James G. Blaine
Brunswik
Chronicle Advertising Reach Across State and City
The Chronicle notes its Daily edition has the largest circulation in the State and City, while the Weekly serves every county. It emphasizes the Chronicle as a leading advertising medium and lists Corresponde as a source.
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Condition of Col. Polk Improves in Early Bulletin
The latest bulletin reports Col. L. L. Polk somewhat improved with doctors hopeful he will survive the night. His wife expected in the morning and efforts continue to sustain him. He has regained consciousness and recognizes visitors at his bedside. A later bulletin from Washington notes minimal hope of recovery, though he may live to tomorrow as Dr. Hayes remains at his side.
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Col. Polk
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Wharton J. Greene
Fayetteville
Eider
G. J. Dowell
Williamston
W. A. Burwell
Warrentee
George T. Winston
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State University
L. J. Polk
Washington City
St. Mary's School
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
T. G. Skinner
W. D. Praden
Carolina
Board of County Commissioners
J.D Allen
Barton's Creek
Tronach
H.W. Bays
Concord
Kinston
Roh. Wright
Durham
Europe
Newsome
Marble Theatre Company
Brainerd
Minnesota
Seeara Ae
St Marys Commencement Concert Highlights and Notables
The St Marys commencement week features a large concert under Prof Kursteiber with Miss Sophie Martin and others delivering operatic and classical selections. A grand program includes Brahms Dande rons Liszt Tarantella and a closing note with encore for Miss Dugger. Local dignitaries and alumni are noted in a steady stream of personal notices.
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Lallie Siffin
Frances R. Rogers
Rosa W. Forbes
Piaxo Sore—Valse
Miss Mary
Wall
Wal Quartette
Danderons
Philipp
Lullaby
Brahms
Chipman
Carwile
Cunningham
Allston
Fantaisie Capp
Loeschorn
Harriet N. Walker
Arditti
Marior H.C. Walker
Serena Schubert
Mabel E. Green
Elizabeth Sturt Phelps
Jennie H. Peseud
Liszt
Annie D. Gregg
Mabel Reen
Vowar Soo
Patria Mattei
Robbins
Maise Brilliante
Aint —Masarkowski
Nannie B. Jones
Lula RR
McKee
Woodell
Adelinie Susan F. Johnson
Jushine Long— Edwards
Rachel Chipman
Reerras Nex
Carmillian Longfellow
Ritter
Kathleen Mavourneen
Art Max Voyrich
Connor
Rogers
Barnes
Cotten
Davis
Janet
Dugger
Ellington
Salisbury
Wilmerding
Griffin
Polly and
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Ala
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Portland
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Ritchie
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Geo
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Scriven
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Jones
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Young David
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Ecole
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Philadelphia
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Kinley
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Jesse James Sayed
Sess Crewe
Bob Ford
Jesse James
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