Crowd 10 Get In Wild Rush for Admission at 10
July 7 in Chiko crowds surged for entry to a convention hall amid a massive American flag and festive decorations. Officials reported a brisk, orderly rush despite dense crowds as delegates, guards, and staff prepared for sessions while bands and a parade atmosphere filled the streets.
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Senator Martin Chairman at Kansas delegation meeting
At a Kansas delegation meeting in Chicago on July 1 the group elected ex-senator John Martin as chairman with J N Haymaker secretary and LC Stire treasurer. The committee formed factions and chose members for credentials organization rules and business, resolutions, and notification. A separate morning session discussed chairmanship and other business while leaders from the Democratic wing praised the silver victory and denied bolting.
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Kansas
Althovgh
John Martin
J. N. Haymaker
LC Stire i
Varous Econmunitien
John H. Atwood
J. Mack Love
Sal Riges
J. D. McCleverty
Bacon
J. G. Johnson
James McKinstry
U Qelock Oils
Euite
W. C. Perry
James W. Orr
Gth Standard
Rouse Democracy
Eitver
Mr. Perry
Free Homes Plank Spearheads Oklahoma Action at Convention
July 7 Chicago reports Oklahoma delegate White M Grant elected to national committee. The convention debated a plank demanding free farms on Indian lands and opposing recent congressional actions, with Daniel of Virginia named for temporary chair in a heated vote. Conflict among silver and gold factions highlighted the early roll call and minority reports.
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Okinhome Aerematiin
M. Grant
National Committee
T. M. Richards
Congress
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United States
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David Bill
Sheerin
Indiana
Martin
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Arkansas
Chet
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Hhat
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Clayton
Daniel
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Virginia
David F. Hill
New York
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Harr
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Alabama
T. C. McKay
Arkanass
Farpey
California
CS. Thomas
South
Fellows
Waller
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Topeka
Flambeau Club
Weell
Delegates Pack Chicago Convention Hall For Dense Seating
Spectators filled the hall as delegates entered, with state locations marked by upright monuments on three faces to avoid obstructing views. Michigan and New York occupied prime and rear seats, while security and officials struggled to manage entry as crowds pressed toward 16,000 capacity. The scene included tense political chatter over temporary chairmanship and leads into predicted Democratic nomination dynamics.
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Cleveland
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Mississippi
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Vicolorado
Alabama
Califarnia
Starston
Daniel
Deilea
Mascachusetts
Owen O'Conner
Bland's Religious Belief Contested by Thurman
Allen W. Thurman of Ohio denies launching an attack on Mr Bland's religious beliefs. He claims a printed interview misrepresented him, saying he condemned the idea that Catholic connections of Bland's family affected Bland's candidacy. He emphasizes opposition to the A. P. A. organization and defends the silver cause.
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Allen W. Thurman
Chicago
Ohio
Lend
Openings Roar Sparks Silver Cheers at Debut
The crowd erupts as the first mention of silver triggers a wave of applause, marking a triumphant opening moment. A roaring start sets a lively tone, with spectators reacting to the anticipated achievement and celebratory mood.
Democrats Fight Over Daniel Hill Clash at Convention
At Chicago June gathering delegates erupt as Daniel Hill and David McDermott clash over party leadership. Ex Gov Waller backs Hill for temporary chair and Daniel for permanent. Silver faction resists, urging unity, while speakers urge support for Daniel.
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New Jersey
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Atr
McDermott
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Waller
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Hill
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Whitney
New York
Max
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David B. Hill
Qanen
Devkt Bhu
McKinley
S Thomas
Colorado
Sts
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Gold Men’s Programme in Michigan Convention
The gold men face a three way split on actions in the Michigan convention. They may issue a manifesto keep seats or bolt depending on what the silver majority designates in the proceedings. A decisive choice likely after the Michigan contest secures a result.
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Piret
Seond
Dora
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Chicago
Platform Ready Promotes Silver 16 to 1 Debt Free Reform
Chicago July 7 platform discussion outlines immediate declaration against issuing interest bearing bonds. Emphasizes silver at 16 to 1 against gold and calls for bank money issuance reform. Names Senator Jones of Atitansue as likely chairman guiding committee actions.
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Atitansue
Silver Programme Outline at Meeting in Chicago
Work for today mapped out at a meeting in Chicago with a select silver committee. The delegates planned a hand conference before flying to the convention and prepared a gramme for the prodestinun a. Resolutions for adoption of temporary files were moved, and California speakers supported them. The agenda included appointing the committee and references, with Governor Noxe of Treat W Missions to adjourn for a meeting by Senior Jones of Kansas. Four members debated the temporary organization, with a detailed platform outline. The committee pledged to uphold the programme and oppose any resolutions not aligned, awaiting further action by designated movers at the conference.
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National Democratic Committee
Ernest M. Stires
Grace Episco
Cur
Stnuter Wits
California
Noxe
Treat
Dante
Mernbere
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Uae
Missouri Defers Electing Committed Members
In Missouri a convention considered deferring the selection of committee members delaying an election for the committed posts. The anticipated candidate is Sin Biswd, a leading figure expected to be named, with speculation focused on who will fill the committee positions.
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Chicago
Waller Family Entertains Guest Tonight at Hamilton Hall
Tohn L Waller, John J Waller, and Susie Tailor arrive in the city to address the First African Church at Hamilton Hall. The event, hosted by Seventh and Tople stems.
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John J. Waller
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Polling Place Petition Seeks New Tope Precinct Location
The text notes residents of Tope towns seek a new election precinct midway between High Park and Shuntenunea. It mentions Pauline Populist National Convention in St Louis and dates July 20 and 21 with details about tickets and a Fe Route.
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