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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1892
Page
1
The Mail and Express reports Gen Russell A Alger will not withdraw from the presidential contest. He favors sending instructed delegates to the Minneapolis convention to nominate the candidate best fit to win. Alger states he has confidence in the process and will support the chosen path.
The secretary of state reports a St Petersburg dispatch recounting a conversation between Emperor Nicholas II and Minister Charles Exnery Smith. The emperor thanks the United States for sending ships of flour to feed Russian sufferers, noting the generosity and friendship of the American people.
Mrs Nellie Sanford Chapin announces a national convention of the party to be held in Chicago May 26 for nominating a candidate for President of the United States. Delegates may be sent by any organization representing woman’s suffrage.
The Mapai dispatch notes several dynamite incidents blamed on anarchists. A bridge at Herrara de Rio Pisuerga in old Castile was blown up by dynamite. Foster, nominated by anti lottery Democrats, wins Louisiana governorship by 3000 votes. Venatician insurgents appear to lead. A second Silver conference is convened before a decision is made.
A historical note from Troy Kansas outlines a series of tumultuous and fatal events surrounding the Kansas Senate seat once held by Plumb. It traces a line of appointments, resignations, deaths, and political scandals tied to the seat, including Lane, Carney, Lang, Ross, Caldwell, Crozier, Harvey, and Mitab, with references to impeachment and controversy.
The exchange features McFeeder and his wife debating honesty while a comic aside from Puck and a modern quotation suggests the truism that true honesty appears when a person has a chance to steal unseen.
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