Heitfeld Nominated for Idaho Governor by Democratic Rally
At the Democratic State convention in Lead City Idaho Henry Heitfeld of Lewiston was nominated for governor by acclamation after a fierce fight between Dubois and Mormon factions. The anti Mormon plank was initially struck, then restored to demand abolition of polygamy and church state separation, securing Heitfeld's nomination.
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Dubois
Leadston
Idaho
Henry Heitfeld
Lewiston
United States
Dubois Heitfeld
Democratic Party
Iertfeld
Fairbanks Itinerary Outlined By Republican Committee
In Chicago the Republican National Committee pressed plans for Senator Fairbanks campaign itinerary. After a speech in Marion Kansas on September 1 he is to travel to Maine and stay until September 14, then speak at Saratoga Springs New York. En route to Maine he may address East St. Louis. A tentative Windsor Vermont speech on the 29th may be canceled due to the Kansas stop.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Fairbanks
Marion
Kans
Maine
Saratoga Springs
East St. Louis
Windsor
Kansas
Vermont
New York
Willam Ward
Republican State Executive Committee
Republican Party
Fremont
Tindianapolis
Ind
Charles W ¥Airbanks
Bodie Heads Bureau of Organization In Up-State
The Democratic State committee announced a new bureau of organization with headquarters at the Hoffman House. William S. Roche will run the bureau outside Greater New York, while Patrick H. McCarren may handle Brooklyn and Kings County. The move signals separate up state and lower counties management for the campaign.
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New York
Cord Meyer
Hoffman House
Williams. Roche
Greater
Patrick H. McCarten
Meyer
Boche
McCarren
Brooklyn
Kings County
National League Convention Planned for Indianapolis
E W Weeks of Guthrie Center Iowa secretary of the National League of Republican clubs announced plans for the biennial convention to be held in Indianapolis October 5 and 6 with an expected 15 000 to 20 000 attendees. National speakers include Speaker Joseph Cannon Secretary Leslie Shaw and Senators Fairbanks Beveridge Blixnight with headquarters to open September 1 led by Strampton Moore and Weeks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
E. W.W. Weeks
Guthrie Center
Iowa
National League of Republican Clubs
Lincoln League
National League
Weeks
Joseph 3. Cannon
The
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Derew Fairbanks
Beveridge
George Blixnight
California
Strampton Moore
Mr Weeks
Maine Democrats Active in National Race
New York Aug 16 Republicans claim Maine may swing toward organized Democrats as they expect a 14 000 to 15 000 margin. The 1996 GOP majority was about 42 000 and four years later around 36 000. At Republican HQ Cortelyou said national committee eyes all regions including Vermont and Maine. Jefferson City Mo Aug 16 the Republican State judicial convention nominated Henry Lamm for State Supreme Court judge Bert Norton for St Louis Court of Appeals and James M Johnson for Kansas City Court of Appeals. O L Hotz chosen temporary chairman. Gov Dockery spoke. Denver Aug 16 Democratic State central committee set Sept 21 for state convention in Denver Concord NH Aug 16 Democratic State committee calls convention for Sept 7. Secretary Shaw departs for Boston then Squirrel Island Maine for family visit before Northwest Pacific Coast tour with speeches in MT WA OR CA and possibly UT CO.
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New York
Maine
Cortelyou
National Committee
Vermont
Jefferson City
M Henry Lamm
Sedalia
State Supreme Court
Bert Lb. Nortons
St. Louis
Denver
Colo
Democratic State Central Committee
Concord
N. H
Democratic State Committee
Shaw
Washington
Boston
Squirrel Island
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Montana
Oregon
California
Utah
Colorado
Indiana
Chicago
Disinais
Glamapola
Branton Peelle
Taggart
Stats Committee
Fairbanks
Judge Parker
Esopus
Roosevelt
Penrose
Pennsylvania
State Committee
Wesley R. Andrews
Capitol
Senate Post-office Committee
Israel W. Durham
Adirondacks
Weaver
Philadelphia
Knox
Thomas M. Ferrell
Gloucester County
Ferrell
South Jersey
Gloucester
Stokes
Glassblowers’ Association of the
United States
House
Charles C. Black
Jersey City
New York World
World
Wee National
Sheehan
Bar Harbor
Political Gossip Exposes Indiana and Pennsylvania Campaign Plans
The piece outlines a Republican absent voters bureau in Indiana aiming to mobilize 3000 missing electors, including 1000 in Chicago and others in Glamapola, with transportation offered. It contrasts Democratic fundraising limits, worries over Senator Fairbanks and Knox, and notes Pennsylvania organizers led by Wesleys Andrews, plus New Jersey and Maine campaign dynamics and forthcoming nominations.
Democratic National Headquarters Busy With Campaign Plans
In New York on August 14 Chairman Taggart canceled travel to the Davis notification at White Sulphur Springs due to heavy duties. The DNC secured Charles Hamlin and Benjamin F. Shively to campaign in Maine, with Hamlin a former Treasury assistant secretary and Shively a former congressman. Urey Woodson returned from Kentucky, while visitors including C. D. Van Duzer Bourke Cochran and August Belmont pressed at headquarters. Josiah Quincy met with Thomas F. Ryan and Belmont about New England strategy and Maine and Vermont campaigning. David B. H. postponed travel to White Sulphur Springs due to business commitments.
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New York
Taggart
Democratic National
Davis
Democratic National Committee
Charles 8. Hamlin
Massachussits
Benjamin F. Shively
Indiana
Maine
Hamlin
Treasury
Cleveland
Bhively
House of Representatives
St. Louis
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
C. D. van Duzer
Nevada
Bourke Cochran
August Belmont
van Duzer
Belmont
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Thomas F. Ryan
Nivoli
New England
Vermont
David B. H
White Sulphur Springs
Sheppemonty
Populist Notification Set for Cooper Union Event
The Populist candidates’ notification occurs August 18 at 8 pm at Cooper Union New York. Committee includes Judge Samuel W. Williams Vincennes Weller Allen Nixon Halmiston and John Holloway. A meeting at Hoffman House August 17 10 am precedes the event. Watson to announce nomination and Tibble’s informaton. reception at Union Square Hotel. Watson to speak Labor Day locations in Yankton Yankton South Dakota Yankton S Cal Indianapolis and Chicago through September 14.
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New York
People’s Party
Cooper Union
Samuel W. Williams
Vincennes
Yntl
William ¥. Allen
United State
Nebraska
L. A. ‘Weller
Iowa
Paul J. Nixon
Missouri
T. A. Halmiston
John Holloway
Xtinats
Hoffman House
Williams
Watson
Senator Allen
Tibbles
Union Square
Kansas City
Yankton
S. Cal
Indianapolis
Chicago
Parker Club Letter Thanks Judge Parker for Support
At a fortnightly meeting of the Business Men's Parker Club held at the Maccabees Temple Clinton M Stahl read a letter from Judge Parker thanking the club for its election pledge and expressing appreciation. Attendees included Col. McIntire Smith Thompson Dr C W Penrose Capt P R J Campbell Dr Vowels T J Ryan and M H Ramage.
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Business Men's Parker Club
Maccabees Temple
Clinton ML Stahl
Judge Parker
Ita
Clinton M
Business
Cabinet Reads Letter Accepting Republican Nomination
The Cabinet discussed the acceptance letter prepared for the Republican nomination by the President. The document, three weeks in construction, was read for Cabinet criticism and suggestions and may be published in about two weeks. Also, congratulatory remarks followed news of Turkey negotiations.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Byrley postpones meeting amid threats in Kentucky race
Chairman Byrley of the Republican Congressional committee delays the London Ky gathering citing alleged intimidation and local malice toward Dr Hunter a Republican nominee candidate. An injunction blocks full Bell County vote counting. Private Dalzell plans Chicago campaign travel for fifteenth straight election.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Middiesboro
Byrley
London
Hunter
Judgee Moss
Bell County
Strike on four jobs in New York sparks retaliatory campaign
The Building Trades Alliance began a counter move by calling out all workers on four large New York construction projects. Marble polishers were added to the lockout carried out by the Building Trades Employers Association. The action follows the previous lockout by the employers.
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New York
Building Trades Alliance
The
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Building Trades Imployers'’ Association
State Troops Mobilize for Manassas Maneuvers
The Seventieth Virginia Volunteer Infantry prepares for encampment near Manassas from September 7 to 12. Col. George Wayne Anderson and staff will accompany the regiment. Richmond and other city units depart September 3, with several companies and a howitzer battery joining from multiple locations.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Seventieth Regiment
Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Regular Army
National Guards
Manascas
George Wayne Anderson
Charlotteeville
Lynchburg
Alexandria
Farmville
Staunton
Fredericksburg
Danville
Manassas
Washington Barracks
Admiral Jewell's European Squadron Sets Northward Cruise
The European squadron under Admiral Jewell will depart the Eastern Mediterranean, sail to Gibraltar and Lisbon, then north along the French coast into the English Channel. No department orders exist, but the fleet may join the Des Moines in Boston and move toward Northern Europe.
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English Channel
Admiral Jewell
Europe
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Des Moines
Boston
Jewell
French
UMWA Board Meets Aimed at Averting Possible Strike
Indianapolis August 1964 The national executive board of the United Mine Workers of America meets August 23 at the national offices to decide whether 12 000 coal miners in Tennessee and Southwestern Kentucky will strike September 1. Secretary W B Wilson, after a joint miners and operators meeting at Knoxville failed to agree on a wage scale replacement, may call another session if no accord is reached, as the present scale expires September 1. The August 23 session seeks a satisfactory solution to avert trouble before the deadline.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Tennessee
Kentucky
W. B. Wilson
Knoxville
Tenn
J. H. Brigham's Successor Named by New York Grange
Thousand Islands Park New York August 16 The New York State Grange executive committee considered naming a candidate from New York for Assistant Secretary of Agriculture to replace the late J H Brigham of Ohio The committee has been told the appointment will likely go to the Grange chosen candidate George S Tadd master of the Massachusetts State Grange urged national aid for road building saying it is as essential as harbor construction.
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New York
George S Tadd
State Grange
Massachusetts
War Department Employee Weds Baltimore Girl in city wedding
Miss Anna Hugene Marine daughter of James HL Marine commissioner of streets married David Alden Salmon of Washington DC at 1616 Edmondson avenue The Rev Robert M Moore of Foundry Methodist Church officiated They departed for St Louis then tour of the Lakes before visiting the groom's mother in Connecticut They will reside in Washington after returning Salmon remains with the War Department.
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War Department
Baltimore
Washington Post
Anna Hugene Marine
James HL. Marine
David Alden Salmon
Washington, D. C
Edmondson Avenue
Robert M. Moore
Foundry Methodist Church
St. Louis
Connecticut
Salmon
Washington
Grand Master Stoddard Heads Knights Templar Train to San Francisco
Chicago August 16 movement begins for the triennial conclave at San Francisco. Grand Master Sir Henry Bates Stoddard leads a party of 142 aboard a cross continental train via St Paul. Six days in Yellowstone precede stops in Seattle Tacoma and Portland before reaching San Francisco on the 29th. Return journey goes through Southern California visiting the Grand Canyon and Arizona petrified forests.
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Knights Templars
Chicago
Knights Templars of
United States
San Francisco
Continent
Henry Bates Stoddard
St. Paul
Yellowstone National Park
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Shasta
Monterey
Santa Cruz
California
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forests
Arizona
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Heitfeld
Bodie
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League OF Republican Clubs
Maine Democrats
Niewerare
Congress
Tuscola
Adolf Sumerlin
Mattoon
John Welborn
Lexington
Pottsville
H. O. Haag
Carbondale
Til
Otrich
Castoria
Enna
Parker
Business Men’s
Parker Club
Mr. Roosevelt
Dalzell
Herr Schulta
Ministry of Public Works
Col
Cripple Creek
Oriental Rugs
America
Daghestans
Shervan
Karabaugh
Hamadan
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St
Cor
Seventieth Virginia
Sydney Smith
Twenty-second Infantry
Jerem. Clayton
Fort William H. Seward
Alaska
Samuel J. Smith
Nineteenth Infantry
Department of the Ca
Henry 9. Kilbourne
Solomon W. Roessler
Corps of Engineers
Alexis Jeunet
Signal Corps
Army
Alty
Menasseas
G. F. F. Wilde
A. B. Spayers
W. M. Parks
W. 0. Chase
HE. J. Constein
Treut
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Florida
Walt
R. Train
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Marblehead
Freble
R. B. Sullivan
Marine Corps
A. Hovey King
Naval Vassela
Truxton
Worden
Lawrence
Dixie
League Island
Esquimalt
Dolphin
Michigan
Waukegan
Brutus
Cavite
Dupont
Alvarado
Sandoval
Annapolis
Norfolk
New London
Texas
Bradford
Chesapeake
Boston Navy Yard
Victoria
British Columbia
Esquimalt Harbor
Admiral Goodrich
Commodore Goodrich
H. M.S. Grafton
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Chester Severson
Severson
Harvard
Cornell
United States Army
Sumner
Kilpatrick
Hood
United Mine Workers’ Committee
J. H. Brigham
Lawn Francisco
Ocean Steamers
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Southampton
Queenstown
Liverfoor
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
RED Star Line
Antwerp
Paris
Dover
Etl
England
White Star Line
Liverpool
Queeinstown
Mediterranean
Azores
Naples
Genoa
David Lendsay
Fst
Washington, D
Cunard Line
North River
Etruria
Campania
Lucanis
Umbria
Nor
Tuesaday Service
Aurania
Altonis
Glavonia
Altonia
Cuoard Steamship Co., Ltd
Broadway
N. Y
State St
Mays
W. Moss
Holland-America Line
Rotterdam
Safing Tuewiay
Ryndam
Potsdam
Noordam
Dept
Statendam
E. F. Droop & Sons
Ave
MOSS
D. Lindsay
Maine Steamship Cog
Wilte Mountains
Sar Harbor
Hallfay
Dava
Broad~way
Reade &T
East River
Orchard
the Post
River View
Mons
Drukker
James
Mona
Millie DE Aco
Samui
Pentz
Sam's
PHNTZ
Randall
Colonial Beach
Atlantic City
Randall Line
T. W. Arrowsmith
Harry Randall
Stra
Arhowsmith
River Vi Wharf
13Th St
Marshall
Hall
Charles Macalester Bevery
Marshall Hall
Vernon
Chesapeake Beach
Jefferson Council
Haley
R. R
Dumont
Augnapolla
Cape May
Rehoboth
Queen Anne's Railroad
Light St
Leason
Appr
C. Hosley
Lewes
A. J. Poston
15Th St
Ocean City
Boardwalk
Seanon
Sokodaile
Virginia Resorts
Alleghany ‘Sanitarium and Rest Resort
Goshen
Chesapeake and Obie
Webster
M. D
el Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Frederick County
WM. W. Danenhower
Fredonia
Virginia Beach
Payna Cottage
Fitzhugh Cottage
Mra
Iy B. Fitzhugh
Sega the
Rockingham
G. T. Hopkins
McGaneysville
Glendon
Mason
Brunswick Inn
Waynesboro
Shenandoah Valley
Lithia
Maryland
Deer Park Hotel
Deer Park
Alleghenies
Baltimore and
Ohio
Burwell
Overlook Inn
Mountain Lake Park
Alleghanies
M. W
L. B.C
Ee Colton’s Hotel
Potomac River
W. Love
Palmer P. O
St. Marya Co
Blue Mountains
Doubling Gap
Newville
Cumberland Co
Forest
Lake
Washington, D.C
George Albert Freyer
S.w
Cocalico
Ephrata
Glacier Spring
Fountain
Apting
A. Lamborn & CO
Digby
Nova Scotia
Maritime Provinces
Upper
Canada
Dufferin Hotel
Columbia House
Digby Basin
Columbia
C. A Jordan
Rhode Island Resorts
Metatoxet
Narragansett
Waveland Villas
Waveland Hall
Mass
Hotels
St. James
River Travel
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Portsmouth
Newport News
Superb
General
Bond Building
14Th St
New York Avenue
6Th and
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Merchants & Miners
7Th St
Mthana N
Callaha
Callahan
Vanicent
Jane
Warren Cochran
N. J
Agnew
Bath
A.C. Mitchell & CO
Grand Atlantic
Virginia Ave
Cate
Ac, Mitchell & CO
Chalfonte
New
Leeds Company
Albemarle
Tach
J.P CnPe
Marlborough House
Doslah White & Sons
San Margos
Beach
Pacifico and
Maas
Ocean
W. F. Watts
D&s
Jackson
John Crusr
Royal Palace
Atlantic Coast
Ohas
B Prettyman
Lyman
Watrogls
Aus
Rio Grande
Ocean Pier
J. Paul Kilpatrick
Sterling
Washington Guea
É&C. Sens
Varnum
Thin City
S. A Manuel & CO
C&s F
KOTEL
Colwyn
South
Michigan Ave
Forts
Dydi
F.C Warburton
Ocean End
Kenthe Frontenac
H . Moyer
Rossmore
Tennessee Avenue
Carberry & CO
Tabor Inn
Connecticut Ave
Dunn & Mylott
Ee Ee Eases
Shoreham
Arden
Orean View
Jas
Brady
Jylg
Routh
Carolina Ave
fevten'Pe
Margaret Walsh
Ocean Grove
Carrollton
Auditorium and Beach
C. 8 Shepard
Asbury Park
Norwood Hall
4Th Ave
Kingaley St
W. Barber CO
Walnut St. Phila
NEW York Resorts
Long Island
Marsapequa
TRE Massapequa
Aera
Thomas H. Fraser
Riverside
Saranac Lake
Gels
Pine & Corbett
Props
Muncie
Muncie Island
Babylon
Long Inland
N_ Y
Country Board
LEGO
Blue Ridge
Cornelia Jefferson Taylor
Charlottesville
Aulé
Ealat
Niagara Falls
Addi A. Johnson
85Th St
W.M. Glahk
Tryat
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