Minnehaha convention turmoil shapes Blaine bid
The Minnesota convention scene grows tense as Harrison forces push for quick nominations amid claims of packed galleries and leaked platform text. Delegates report chaotic credentials battles while McKinley sits in the background as party leaders navigate contested Alabama and Kentucky contests and a tightening race toward a June ballot.
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Silver in the Senate and Texas Democratic convention
Senate session adjourned planning to reconvene Monday while discussion centered on free coinage of gold and silver and political divisions over silver demonetization. Alabama centric speech touched on farming distress and party loyalty ahead of remonetizing silver. pension bills and homicide law measures were also advanced. In Texas, the Democratic convention backed Cleveland instructions but allowed delegates freedom, with 16 for Cleveland and 14 for Hill.
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Polk Improves as Nation Watches Farm Alliance Head
Special to State Chronicle reports Col Polk’s condition improving after a hemorrhage with clear mind and no relapse. Mrs Polk stays by his side as visitors, including Senators, Congressmen, Judges, and Alliance leaders, pay respects. Doctors say he may recover enough to travel to Omaha. by morning, Polk’s condition continues to improve and physician leaves bedside.
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Wake Forest Honors and Kentucky GOP Omaha Convention Notes
Commencement at Wake Forest College ends with 38 graduates including Mo A Adams and J A Mason as orator G W Paschal delivers address and W W Vass Jr gives valedictory. Rain cools the evening as speeches and a band concert close the great session. Louisville and Owensboro delegates attend Kentucky party state convention in Omaha with permanent chair Thomas Pettit and a slate of national committeemen named. Washington reports say President Harrison is favored for renomination with cabinet officials and staff circulating updates.
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Telegraphic Briefs and Notable Causes Across Regions
Sid ney Dillon former Union Pacific president dies at 80 in Boston. Cloudburst at Kelly Station harms tobacco and grain. Lard oil tanks struck by lightning at Mixoray 50 remain in danger with losses possibly reaching 2 million. In South Carolina a court orders sale of the S C Railroad free of incumbrances. Savannah and American Company stock may be hypothecated to cover July 1 interest and rents. A former actress Jesse Hale sues James W Paige for breach of promise in Hertford. Sheriff Ken Wilder of Liberty County shot dead. Willie Bell captured after a daylight chase and likely lynching. State Democratic conventions adjourn and reconvene with Jones renominated for Governor and Seay as chairman. Kolb bolters form a rival slate. Commencement at Trinity School marks closing. Durham aims for next session.
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The State Chronicle and The Imily Ad Message
The State Chronicle claims the Imily has a larger circulation in the State and City than any other daily. The Weekly circulates in every county in the State, and the Chronicle is presented as a premier advertising medicine in the State with correspondence solicited.
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