Cleveland Talk and Antis in St Louis Ante Convention Gossip
Ante convention chatter centers on former President Cleveland with John R. McLean backing him and business interests said to back Cleveland. Delegations to the July 6 Democratic convention are listed by hotel and state, with Parker forces and Tammany influence intensifying in St Louis. A $1,000 bet on Cleveland’s nomination and Parker and Collins contending for the chair highlight a tense, factional political scene.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington Dispatch
John R. McLean
New York
Jeferson
Nation Committee
Friends
Judge Parker
Parker
Tey
Hearstey
Cleveae
Pon
Bie Kemed
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Inet Saa
McLean
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Hhoured
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Stratford
Oregon
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Madison
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Nevada
Rhode Island
Washington
McCLELLAN Nomination Move Aims From New York July 1
Exiled Moorish exodus toward St Louis began with plans for a presidential nomination campaign led by Mayor Imany Wil Boom of New York. The Murphy and McCarren alignments arranged long before the war, with headquarters in St Louis at rooms 46 47 and 44 in the Southern el. Various aides and party leaders will coordinate from these quarters. The departure is set for 1:56 oclock Saturday as arrangements finalize for the national committee meeting.
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Herbert Shaffer
Molino
Porto Rico
Tammany
Murphy
Xurets of
August Belmont
Parker Bom
Parker
Planters
Jefferson
David B. Hill
W. F. Sheehan
Elliott Danforth
Albany
St. Louis
Washington
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
Gorman
Olney
Gray
Wall
Cockrell
Louis
Charles F. Murphy
MacClellan
Mrr. Murphy
Salit
St. Louie
New York
Imany
St | Plas
Aturphs
Pennsylvania Road
Phy
St. Louth
el. Davi
Mr. Murphy
McCarren
McCarr
Smith
Meen
Murphy Party
Bourke Conkran
Victor J. Dosing
John Fei Themes
F. Th
John J
Governor Bailey praises new state accountant Rowett
Governor Bailey lauds Charles Rowett of Kansas City Kan appointed state accountant. Rowett to survey bank commissioner office and simplify bookkeeping across institutions. Bailey says the position could yield county funds to cover salary and improve state finances.
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Bailey
Charles Rowett
Kansas City
Kan
Rowett
State House
Bulley
Hutchinson Reformatory
Kelly
Patley
State Printing Board
Btate
Raley
Turer
Attempt to wreck World's Largest Organ in festival hall
In St. Louis on July 1 reports say someone cut the secondary bellows of the World's Largest Organ. The organ still operates with primary bellows. If the act is connected to sabotage, the builder plans to bar from the stage all but those employed in construction.
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St. Louis
Festival Hall
Prohibition Party Picks Swallow for President and Carroll for VP
In Indianapolis the Prohibition national convention nominated Silas C. Swallow of Pennsylvania for president and George W. Carroll of Texas for vice president after a lengthy deadlock. The platform condemns liquor traffic, calls for national arbitration, suffrage reform, popular election of senators, civil service expansion and initiative and referendum. Swallow indicated nomination contingent on his wife’s health, delaying a final decision on his campaign.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Prohi Dition Party
Silas C. Sallow
Pennsylvania
George W. Carroll
Texas
LH. Amos
Oregon
Miles
John G. Woolley
Swallow
Tremury
Stewart
Tate
Edward Clark
Geresaten
St | le
Kamy
Coney
Siiff
Iawa
United States
Harrisburg
Silex C
Laree
Oliver W. Stewart
Prohibition Nation
Dr. Swallow
Telluride Mine Readies Shutdown Amid Labor Tensions
Telluride Colorado July 1. Butkely Wells manager of the Smugler Union says the directors order the Smuguler mine property to close July 1 due to inability to hire sufficient competent miners. Riots and assaults on nonunion workers in the past three years are cited, with fears of more violence. The statement asserts a wider anti socialist stance and the Western Federation of Miners’ influence in Colorado. If voters back this trend, the Smugler mine may reopen. otherwise the Smuggler-Cain mine will stay closed indefinitely.
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Telluride
Colo
Explo
Windjewer
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Duchess of Valencay granted divorce from Duke in Paris
Helen Morton the daughter of Levi P. Morton is referenced as the Duchess of Valencay who secured a divorce from the Duke of Valencay. Proceedings were private with no attendees besides court officers and advocates. The court ruled in favor of the duchess and ordered she abandon her husband's name and title.
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Paris
Comte Deleyrand-Perizard
Duc de Valenci
START FOR HARVEST PIELDS IN NEW YORK AND FOREIGN CITIES
July reports show New York and other states sending harvest laborers to wheat fields in Hearse and Nebraska. College students head west, with demand rising for reapers. A Moscow and St. Petersburg medical claim cites hypnotic cure for drunkenness and detox methods, with varying reported success.
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New York
Hearse
Nebraska
Inbor Baireau
OPEN SEA FIGHT WITH JAPANESE NAVY AT PORT ARTHUR
Chefoo reports a naval engagement off Port Arthur with a Japanese force of two battleships and five cruisers, amid heavy shelling and uncertain Russian participation. Telegrams from Liao Yang and Mukden note Japanese advances, Russian retreats, and reports of ships ashore while Port Arthur endures bombardment and crowding at its hospital.
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Port Arthur
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New Chwang
Mukden
Saya
Kurépatkin
Liao Yang
Russia
de Stroyer
Burukof
Hellbar
Burekot
Shanghai
Burnkoff
Sivouch
Chetoo
Sevastopol
Ling Sha Tai
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Kuropatin
Senu Chen
Yerom
Ste Khoe Tung
Erbatan
Khansa
Sia Kho Tung
Vassinemt
Makaroff
Commacks
Samalarikan
Afang Ching
Arikan
Weather bulletin reports showers and heavy rain in Kansas and Missouri
The report notes cool weather easing with light showers in Wichita McPherson and city, heavy rain in McPherson, and wind shifting to northeast at about 12 mph. Government thermometer readings show temperatures around 42 degrees at 11 o clock with varied past hours data and rainfall amounts including 8.35 inches at McPherson and 1.37 at Wichita.
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Leineas
Missouri
Wic
McPhierson
McPherson
Wichita
Baker
Concartia
Dole City
Sedan
Toronto
Yart
Harvard Wins Four-Oared Race In Confusing New London
Harvard defeated Yale by about a length in a race marred by poor event management. Yale led early but fell apart in the last half mile as Harvard, aided by a late sprint, surged to victory. Official times were 10:12 for Harvard and 10:18 for Yale. Yale’s outrigger broke near the finish.
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New London
Harvard
Yale
Wesspaper
Navy Yard
Hlis
Murely
Swain
Fish of Yale
Yale Varsity Wins in Four Mile Race Up Stream
Yale and Harvard boat race on the New London river with Yale taking a strong early lead and extending it through the long distance. Times show Yale 16:15 1-5 to Harvard 16:27 with Yale finishing about five lengths ahead after four miles raced upstream against the tide.
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New London
Conn
Diatante
Yale
Harvard
Launch Wrecked on Lake Minnetonka Gasoline Launch
Two Minneapolis society men were likely fatally injured and five others seriously hurt when a gasoline launch exploded at Tonk Bay on Lake Minnetonka. Names include Harry Merriman and Prudence Merriman among the injured. the vessel carried six adults and two children, with the accident blamed on a leak in the gasoline tank.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Tonks Bay
Lake Minnetonka
Harry Merriman
Ed Basis WE. Devereau
Lex Broken
Reed
Harry Every Burred
Ghuty
Prudence
No More Silver says government mint to end
Portland report quotes Geo. Roberts, United States mint director, stating no more new silver dollars will be minted by the government. In Alaska trip comments touch on political and labor themes with the claim that silver coinage will end.
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Portland
Ore
Iala Geo. & Roberts
United States Mint
Roberts
Alaska
State Printer Change Upheld as Properly Subm issible by Coleman
Attorney General Coleman says three constitutional amendments failed to meet publication rules and cannot go to voters. He clears the state printer amendment as valid and to be submitted, noting publication must occur in every county for three months and that the other proposals lacked proper journal and publication steps.
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Burrow
Coleman
Frank Cse
Smith
Coleen Gectics
Harrow
State Journal
Francis
House
Senate
Kennedy
Coléman
Campaign Opens Meeting Sparks Cheers in Cooper Talim
Campaign opens in New York with a July meeting in Cooper Talim. The Republic era formally launches its foral campaign as supporters cheer loudly and praise a senator’s Provdiearis declaration amid a charged gathering.
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New York
Cooper Talim
Cier
AMERICAN SMELTING TO SHARE PROFITS WITH WORKERS
The American Smelting and refining company will distribute about 190000 among employees with two years service under the profit sharing plan started two years ago. The payout equals 12 percent of total earnings for the two year period, targeting longtime staff.
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