Democratic Platform Debates In New York State Convention
Reported delay in completing a platform and the roll call of speakers at the Democratic state convention in Buffalo New York centered on labor issues and the fight for the gold standard. J P Morgan Co received questions about platform approval while ex Congressman HoeV at Bottwell chaired the convention with Firwell defending standard monetary policy and denouncing monopolies and labor abuses.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Narmine
Bottwell
Chamiune
Ueeckwell
den Porary
Grads
Aetueckiell
Freckwell
Wickwell
Wwe
Monopolies
Syamekis
Abd Uo
Avhie & Senkortal Commission
Uke
Fakwellercurd
United States
Marc Hanon
Cleveland
Ohio
Milchigan
West Virginia
MckKinley
Mosopeies
Ralfy
Rockwell
Nathan
Air Rockwall Si
Democratic Party
Baw
York
Democratic
Democratic convention platform and nominations turmoil
The 1095 national Democratic convention debates the platform denouncing Republican excess and endorsing road and employe law reforms. Henry Purroy challenges rulings, reads a manuscript speech, and votes shift on the platform adoption. Albany, Allegheny, Jefferson counties nominate Thacher, Fowler, and Porter for state offices as the roll calls proceed.
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Enda
Yorke
Henry D. Purroy
Vnva Voor
Purroy
Pirror
Enverior
Albany County
John Toyd Thacher
Ale-gheny County
Sulzer
Allerice
Jefferson County
Wilber F. Fokler
Watertown
Thacher
Mel Danforth
Wilber F. Porter
Leutenant Everion
Porter
Mioclamarion
Tobe Time
Court of Appeals
William F Sheehan Resigns as Democratic Committeeman
William F Sheehan sends a resignation letter to Cashman Jones in New York dated September 17. He states intent to resign from the New York Democratic committee if the Buffalo convention endorses the Chicago platform and submits his representative to the state party committee. The letter, addressed from Chicago, requests respect and a formal acknowledgment of his retirement from party duties.
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Cashman Jones
New York
William F.sheefikn
Democratic Ga Uenal
Buffalo
Chicago
Tornei
Jmines Kk
Toney
Democratic Miedquarters
WM. F. Sheehan
Modern Woodmen Parade Depicts Strength in City Celebration
Owing to late arrivals by special Santa Fe trains from Kansas City and nearby towns the Modern Woodmen parade started late at 12:40. The march formed on Quincy Street with three bands and camps from Sunflower to Meriden and Atchison. A large float carried logs and sawed timber while banners proclaimed Sunflower camp No. 536. After marching down Chestnut/Eighth and Kansas avenues toward Garfield Park, the group held a dinner and planned a ball at Huson Hall with Royal Neighbors later.
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Sante Fe
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenworth
Atchison
Merigen
Quincy Street
Sixth
Firth Street
Santa Fe
Marshal Wytle S Cook
Platain
Polite
Gardiner
Marshalls Bend
Sunflower
Shignee
North Dorks
Lavirenne
Het Bud
Twentieth Infantry
Leavenworth Leavenworth Moderna
Topeka Modern Woodmen
Tnches
Meriden and
Atchison Mader Woodteen
Meriden Cornet Band
Chingy Eighth
Kansas Avenue
Tenth Street
Garfield Park
Huson's Hall
Democratic National Breakers Anoints Ryan Itinerary
Chairman McConofie releases a multi city tour plan for Mr. Ryan. The schedule runs from New York on September through October, with stops in Washington Martinsburg Clarksburg Packersburg Wheeling Charleston Huntington Cincinnati and St Louis as he addresses the Silver Democratic clubs. Also notes Carnival Night preparations and an Atchison centenarian death.
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Chicago
McConeifie
Democratic National Breakers' Bureau
Trryan
New York
Washington
Martinsburg Ifam Keystyer
Clarksburke
Waom
Packersburg
Wheeling
Charleston
Humtington
Joe Cincinnati
Ohio
Mississippi
St Louis
Memphis
Melning
Nashellie
Everiing
Ready to Rise Attempt to Place Charles VII on Throne
Madrid dispatch reports Carlist deputies threatening revolution if Spain’s regency fails to curb Cuba unrest and halt railway subsidies. Don Carlos and faction profess readiness to act, seeking support from church and throne. ministers vow to maintain order in Cuba and the Philippines while quelling any uprising. An excursion note follows.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Cartist
Spain
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Portobco
Carlisc
Igbbier
Catalonia
Navarre
Don Carlog
Senor Hang
Aelding Tiel
Don Cyrlos de Hourbon
Dulke
Avno
Marquis Cerralbo
Uie Curliat
Tham
Dom Carlos
Cubrians
Canovas
House of Austria
Don Casios
Francis Joseph
Avetria
Withis
Cuta
United Sister
Don Carlos
Deon Carlos
Charlier Vit
Cute
Philippine
Denounce Willits by Jefferson County People's Party
At a county central committee meeting in Oskaloosa Kansas on September 17 the Jefferson county People's Party denounces John F Willis for trying to run a separate electoral ticket aligned with Watson and the gold bug faction. The resolution condemns his action as dishonest unpatriotic and venal aligning with Morill and Leland and contrasts it with his July speech opposing fusion. The measure passed unanimously.
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Oskaloosa
Kan
People's Party
People’s Party
Jefferson County
John F. Willis
Thomas BE. Watson
Gold Bug Party
Marc Hanme
EB. N. Morrill
Cy Leland
Abiletic
Move or Postpone Kenaias Avenue Bridge Before Fall Festival
At a Com mittee of Fifteen meeting the question of moving the Kenéas avenue bridge before the Fall Festival will be discussed. Merchants and south side business men protest the move and fear traffic increases during the festival week. Some committee members oppose the move, noting the current position is safer than temporary piers. The committee may recommend postponing the move until after the festival, but county commissioners’ reaction remains uncertain.
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Kenéas Avenue
North Topeka
South Side
Topeka
Committee of Fifteen
Karnival Knights Invade Hamilton Hall Tomorrow Night
All young men in the city are invited to Hamilton hall tomorrow night for the Karnival Knights with free admittance. Attractions include Marshall's Fall Military Band and Tom Anderson's Uniformed Modocs along with a list of standout performers. The Committee of Fifteen will sit on the stage and a resolution to defer the curfew to 11 45 PM on Friday October 4 will be presented for unanimous adoption.
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Hamilton Hall
Karnival Knights
Marshall
Tom Anderson
Modocs
W. L. Haskell Charney Holliday
Charlie Fellows
Joe Waters
Tom McNeal
Maj. J. K. Hudson
A. K. Rodgers
Johnnie Waters
Tom Doran
L. Ferry
AW. Denne
Daskact
Fusion talk shakes Indiana party lines in Topeka plan
A 13 member committee in Indiana debates fusion with the Democratic party and Vandervoort backing a conditional alliance if Sewall withdraws from the Democratic ticket. A national meeting in Topeka, October 19, is planned to pressure Sewall’s withdrawal and a Populist stance to avoid jeopardy. Some fear only Republican forces oppose the move.
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Tndianapotti
Ind
al Qay
Indiana
Democratic Party
Vandervoort
Tam
Sewall
Topeka
Kan
Foctione Popullets
Minister Willie denies Cleveland authorized talks on annexation
San Francisco dispatch Sept 17 reports Honolulu Sept 9 per steamer Australia Minister Willie denies President Cleveland empowered him to negotiate with the Dole government for annexation or return to a monarchy. He says the matter was never referred to Washington.
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Seys
Cleveland
San Frencisco
Honolulu
Australia
Willie
Wie Dole
Washington
Maine Official Returns From Portland Election
Maine officials release full results from Monday's election in Portland with complete returns and figures. Local offices involved include municipal and county positions, with turnout and early tallies noted.
Bryan Speech in Charlotte Attacks Sherman Money Theory
In Charlotte and later Durham and Salisbury, Wm. J. Bryan delivers a principal speech arguing that money should rise with population and wealth. He cites John Sherman and criticizes Republican policy, noting deficits in currency and calling for bi metallic coinage to increase circulation. The event draws large crowds and local escorts accompany Bryan.
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Charlotte
N. C
Wm. J. Bryan
Speell
Sam
Post Office
Horret's Nest
Knights of Pythias
Durham
Salisbury
Bryan
Republican Party
Tno
Semmtor Sherman
Democratic Party
Sherman
Bullon
Treasury
A& Government
Sehleh
North Carollina
North Carolina
Democratic Populist Rally Reaffirms Silver Support
A speaker recalls eight years of urging bimetallism to protect silver and cites Henry Clay on money volume. The talk extols historic U S monetary policy with broad party cross support and notes prior presidential visits to the area.
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Democratic Party
United States
Henry Clay
Gold Standard Popes In Session At National Hotel
The Gold Standard Populist party meets this afternoon at the National hotel in a discussion led by Abe Steinberger of Girard and Willits. Steinberger claims he can rapidly gather ten electors by petition while the trio of leaders shows no clear plan. The factions remain divided as Watson returns home rather than campaign here.
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Esasion
National Hotel
Willits
Watson
Kansas
Steinberger
Iola
Petlthin
Thetta
Who is Lorina in the Karnival Knight parade
In Fall Festival week the Karnival Knight parade promotes Lorina as a top attraction, with Will Haskell guarding her identity and promising a dazzling reveal. Critics for Torrington Callihower note secrecy, while Major Hudson joins Hamilton hall speakers and Detective Zeller pledges order for the event.
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Lorina
Loring
Will Haskell
Torrington
Callihower
Haxkell
Kansas City
Hudson
Hamilton Hall
Karnival Rojents
Order of Karnival Knights
Wilt Haskell
Marshall
Big clothing firm fails and assigns assets in St Louis
F W Humphrey & Co of St Louis assigned to attorney Sullivan to secure five leading creditors totaling about 1000. The preferred creditors include American Exchange Bank Hackett Carhart Co John H Hines Son and Adler Bros Co. There are unsecured liabilities under 25000 with stock valued around 110000 and about 14000 due on small bills. Burlington poem recital follows Army of the Potomac reunion with Capt Jack Crawford reading a poem.
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F. W. Humphrey & Co
St Louis
Carnies Workmen Parade for McKinley in Canton
In Canton on September 17 Major McKinley organized visitors from Edgar Thomson steel works at Hradteck Pa. About 2,000 workers arrived by a three-section special train of coaches and formed a marching caravan to the home of the Republican nominee. Cheers echoed along the route as bands played and expressions of support were voiced by J L Jones of the clerical force while McKinley spoke and received a reception.
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Canton
McKinley
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Hradteck Pa
Pennsylvania
Pulte
Campaign Trip of Gen Alger Speakers Across the Midwest
Associated Press reports Gen Alger led veterans speeches to influence voters in western states. The party of ex Union officers travels in a private car, with Gen Howard Sickles and other officers, making stops in Illinois Wisconsin Nebraska Indiana Kentucky Ohio Michigan Missouri and possibly St Louis. The trip is political in aim though billed as nonpartisan with broad public support.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Gen. Alger
Moward
Daniel Sickles
Peanx Algel
Adj
Thomas J Stewart
Comner Tanner
Nebraska
Diana
Loulaville
Michigan
St. Louis
Topeka
Trust Deed of Four Million by Ediena Company
Chicago Sept 1 trust deed record shows Ediena Company transferring mortgage on all real and personal property to Merchants Loan and Trust Company for 2 500, reflecting one of the county’s largest deeds. Document dated June 1 seeks to repay existing indebtedness.
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Ediena Company
Chicago
Recorders’ Wilier Teal
Chicasu Hdinon Company
Merehanta’ Loar Anil
Seatre of Fame
Boule
Mortynes
Correction On Donation Trust and Committee Statement
Major Tom Anderson defends Mr Déuthitt against refusals to allow BEercunde use for reunion events while the Committee of Witieen denies authorizing last evening’s Journal statement. Douthitt’s exact demands remain unclear and the committee says they learned only yesterday what they wanted, seeking compensation to cover sixteen companies and two batteries of artillery on his grounds.
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Tom Anderson
Déuthitt
Witieen
Douthitt
Pieterday
Major Anderson
Fellows
Dusthitt Sheats
It will not rain today weather forecast note
Weather observer Jennings and the weather bureau agree the day will be cloudy with no rain. Jennings predicts possible showers tomorrow and the bureau warns showers are likely tomorrow. Cooler weather tonight followed by warmer conditions tomorrow, with temperatures around 75 degrees.
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Jennings
Jennines
Mala
Weather Bureau
Sunset Limited to resume San Francisco to New Orleans service
The Seath erm Pacific issues a circular announcing semi weekly Sunset Limited service will resume in November. The first trip of the season departs San Francisco on November 7 with the return to New Orleans on November 9.
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Will Paton
San Francisco
Seath
Erm Pacific Company
New Orleansia
Tralin
San French
New Orleane
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