Curtis Renominated at Emporia in 1894 Republican platform
The Fourth district convention at Emporia readminated Charles Curtis by acclamation. The platform defended Harrison's administration, called for tariff protection for American labor and industry, strict immigration enforcement, civil war veteran pensions with prompt, fair hearings, and a strong foreign policy to defend American interests abroad. It also praised Curtis’s record and urged unity in the party.
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Emporia Maren
Harrison
Republican Party
Americas
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
United States
Avery
Harison
Repubican
Grover Clevelant
Pension Bureau
Ioterioe
Claiiact
Department of the Interior
United States of America
Western
Congress
Executive
Watch
Waebingion
Charles Cartis
Death of Mrs Peck in San Antonio
Mrs. George R. Peck died in San Antonio Texas this morning at 9 40 after an illness of over two years. She had traveled from Chicago to seek relief and had shown improvement before a sudden relapse. Her husband Dr George W Hogeboom and four children survived. Interment expected at her Wisconsin home with funeral train tonight prepared to depart.
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George R. Peck
George RK. Peck
San Antonio
Texas
Mme
Peck
Sin Ee
Europe
Scotland
England
London
Geneva
Switzerland
Geo. W. Hogeboam
Chicago
Janesville
Wisconsin
Cos
Manoe Peck
Isabel
Charminotees
Exheajzteeo
Iaebel
Ethel
Topeka
Hoagie
Mr. Pack
Arrest rumor over Cecil Rhodes spreads in Africa
Rumor swirled that Cecil Rhodes ex premier of Cape Colony and co administrator of the British South Africa Company had been arrested. Police later admitted a warrant was issued for his arrest on charges of complicity in arms importation into the Transvaal, linking him to malfeasance against the republic.
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Africa
Lespax
The
Stock Exchange
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Burl Groay
British South Africa Company
Arma
Gee
Republic
Samuel Spencer in Baltimore amid railway stockholder talks
Samuel Spencer of J P Morgan & Co New York is in Baltimore meeting with leading stockholders of the Baltimore and Ohio railway in conference amid speculation on his visit and possible aims. Also notices sale of standard bred trotters and roadsters by the McGregor and Wilkes group.
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Forgan
Samuel Spencer
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Haltimore & Ohio Railway
Baltimore
Wilkes
J. W. Morgan
Heacock Acot Tepena
Kans
Leland slate leads Kansas Republican convention fight
The State Journal report outlines Tim McCarthy as a gubernatorial possibility, Leland's delegates at large chosen for the St Louis convention, and anti-Leland efforts. It cites Carpenter and Sutton as potential delegates, Rock Island influence backing Anderson, and Troutman aligned factions. Chamber events in the Seventh district nominate Chester L. Long for congress with McKinley support.
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Journol
Wichrra
A. Horton
Republi- Sap
Leland
St Louis
Cy Leland
Doniphan County
New Barnes
Wrandotte
T. J. Anderson
Shawnee
A. P. Riddle
Otawa
M. OT
Gasher
Anderson
Leland Oghi
McKisley
Allison
Tns
Tom Anderson
Rock Island
Leland Ia
Thes
St Edwards
Mike Sutton
Marcy Bone
Clark County
Prank Vincent
Hutchinson
Sutton
Baye
Vincent
Billy Edwards
Tim McCarthy
Charles E Lobdell
Tieutonapf
Lobdell
Troutman
Morrill
Dick Bine
Lowtensur Ser
Tomeorrow
Low
John C.carpenter
Carpenter
Net Barnes
Chester I
Lolid
The
State Journal
Wrontra
Charles E Elliott
Samousr County
W. J. Fitzgerald
Ford
Elliott
Ghester I. Long
Congresa
St. Louis
McKinley
Harry Gordon
Wichita
Charles E. Lobdell
Dighton
John Wailer
Paris
Coun
Free coinage support shapes rival convention votes
Reports from the convention arena note strong support for free coinage of silver among delegates. Key figures include Chester L Long nominated for Congress, Frank Vincent and Barry Bone elected as delegates, and Robert G. McCulloch named for presidential elector. As of March 7, 125 delegates had been chosen for St Louis with varied alignment, Pennsylvania leaning Quay, and southern credentials possibly shifting results.
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cCultock
Harper
Wrentra
Frank Vincent
Hutchinson
Barry Bone
Leland
St. Louis
Robert G. McCulloch
Harper County
McKinley
Reed
Allison
Merton
Pennsylvania
Quay
Couse
Delay Beverly Case May Push Hearing to October
In the Kansas mortgage redemption dispute, W J Scott of Kansas City seeks an oral argument delaying the proceedings. He claims to represent Beverly and disputes McMath's involvement. Ferry & Dorac submitted affidavits supporting McMath’s right to consent to a brief. A decision on Janet is expected Monday, with hearing possibly delayed until October.
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State Journal
Wasuixerox
Kansas
W. J. Scott
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Scott
Wttorney
Beverly
McMath
Cass
Ferry & Dorac
Jo Beverly
McKinley Leads Early Ballot Forecast at St Louis Convention
A leaked first ballot table from the St Louis convention estimates McKinley at 40 percent, with Morton 8, Allison 7, Quay 8, Cullom 4, and Davie 15. States solid for McKinley include Arkansas Indiana Kansas Mississippi Missouri Ohio Oregon West Virginia Wisconsin and Indian Territory. Other states show mixed support with New Jersey North Carolina and Illinois among listed.
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Ohio
Batlot Axros
St. Lowis
McKinley
Ised
Morton
Allison
Quay
Cullom
Davie
Arkanas
Iodiana
Kansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Oregon
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Asistome
Indian Territory
Jersey
Carolin
North Danna
South Carolina
South Dakota
L. Uh
Arizona
Mexico
Joints Closed Near Convention Hall In Wichita
Police chief Curtie ordered all joints near the convention hall closed at 1 pm with alley town saloons open. Those closest to the hall to stay closed until Wednesday morning. Judge Foster ruled in the Oxley Slave company versus Trades Asmbiyang Coopers case, holding unions illegally boycotted the Slave company over hopp ing machines. Debs case cited in decision. The Lents Injured. Motormen Aitken and Smith died after trolley collision near Kirkwood. Several others injured, including Ryan, Marshall, Trowp, Williams, Beoger, Moss. Judge Williams to preside in Hillmon case. Copeland introduced today. Strainers from New York due this afternoon. case to be taken up tomorrow.
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Wichita Hhat Op
Wremea
Curtie
Alley Town
Foster
Cass
Oxley
Trades Asmbiyang Coopers’ Union
Ames City
Kenker
Fght
Coopers
Debs
Lents
St. Louis
Atention
Kirkwood
Robert Aitken
Samuel Smith
Peter Ryan
M. C. Marshall
J.H. Trowp
Richard Wiliams
Webster Grove
John Beoger
Edgar Moss
Feld
Williams
Hillmon
Copeland
New York
One Vote Less in Complex Senate Battle
In Fraskfurt March Senator Weis singer death alters senatorial contest as Weissinger’s influence is noted. Republicans seek to block Blackburn by persuading Poor and Carlisle matchup. crowds flood lobbies as joint assembly session hopes to choose United States senator remains unsettled with a chaotic, pivotal vote unfolding.
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Weissinger
Hunter
Blackburn
Chambers
Carlisle
Mesera Edrington
Weiesinger
Friends of
Boyla
Poor
Mr. Poor
Bradley
Boyle
Capital Hotel
Barbour
Carliste
Eixty
Blanford
James
Debos
Howard
Burnham
Adams
Lyons
Campbell County
Rayzhef
Carroll
United States
Benner
Bronston
Bilackburn
Peulk
Senate to act on death of Weisslager Senator
An immediate announcement signaled the Senate would act at once to address the death of Senator Weisslager Wasamotox March. Senator Hale asked to read the Dupay de Lome statement distributed by Associated Press. Senator Davis opposed foreign minister statements in the chamber until a vote. debate followed. The clerk finally read the Spanish minister's statement after Senator Frye's plea.
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Senate
Weisslager
Wasamotox
Hale
Dupay de Lome
Associated
Davis
Foreign Relations Committee
Ale
Teller
Debain
Davia
Frye
Murderous Maniac La Pointe Kills Eight In Brockville Shootout
In Brockville Ontario on March 9 a shooting spree begun after a man alighted from a train. La Pointe killed Moore and Chief of Police Rose and wounded several others including Tinsley and Dicksoc. La Pointe was wounded and captured, jailed after a dramatic confrontation at a grocery store.
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Brockvile
Moore
Boyd
Rose
la Pointe
Tinsel
Dave Rouge
Stagg
Kildure
le Pointe
Brest
Dicksoc
Tinsley
la Ponte
Tin
First Ballot Seals Broderick Nomination in County Convention
Anthony faction withdraws, clearing Broderick on first ballot with about 45 votes to 27 for Bailey. Delegates from the county arrive. Hugh W. of the city likely to be seated as a St. Louis convention delegate as Anthony’s contesting delegates are not seated.
Dead Babe and Man Found Near Street Corner in Chicago
Police found two bodies, a man and an infant, near 43rd Street and Prairie Avenue in Chicago on Sunday. A grocery clerk who called the station regarding a missing man provided information about James Matis, missing since Saturday. The clerk’s description did not match the murdered man.
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Chicago
Orreaco
Prairie Avenue
Uil
James Matis
Sloan
McKinley Fund Drives for 14 Million to Promote Nomination
The World reports friends of ex governor McKinley have spent 100000 to secure his Republican nomination and are soliciting iron and steel interests in Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois to contribute toward a 14 million national fund. Mark Hanna heads the McKinley organization, with its energy and money rousing other Republican candidates.
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McKinley
New York
Friends
Reversal in Swearingen obscenity case upheld by court
The supreme court reversed the lower court ruling convicting Dan K Swearingen of Burlington for sending obscene material. The decision orders retrial and assigns Major McKinley to secure the Exposition building as headquarters for the national committee.
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Dan K. Swearingen
Burlington
Wasumerox
Merch
Dan KK
Swearingen
Supreme Court
Major McKintey
St Laws
Major McKinley
Exposition
United States Consul's Bilbao House Attacked by Rioters
About 12 800 people joined a Spain mutter at Bilbao protesting U S action toward Cuba. Soldiers and police clashed with crowds as stones and cudgels were used, many arrests made, and the mob dispersed near the U S consulate. Infanta responds warmly to America in Madrid.
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Biteso
Spain
Congress of the United States
Cobia
Ths
Almuss
United States
Atgoshan
Tivion
United State
Ulate
Alliog
Itowas
Welil Forther
United Rates Capaulats
Guadermes
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Buycotts
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Bilbao
Infanta
America
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Tau World
Iafonta Eulalia
Transauta
Canoyas
Yosen Regun
Jnfagta
Stara Plavita
Aoligae Fuenitare
WSS
Bogiteh
Cleveland
Infante
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