Convention News Seethes Over Gold Silver Plank Debates
The report details early convention dynamics as party leaders and delegates wrestle with gold versus silver policy. It notes credentials committee actions, potential reopening of contests, and the clash between New York and Massachusetts gold factions versus intermountain and coastal silver advocates. Speeches on a presidential candidate and platform are anticipated amid delegation reorganizations in Nebraska Arizona California Kansas Utah and South Dakota.
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St. Howis
Hegl
Ta Honal
Thane
Court of Appeals
Miny
Pases
Delaware
Arizona
Menin
Slivers
Kold
Sosailelon
Tvlen
Allven
Contao
New York
Maxsachusetts
Stiasinamp Valley
Ponethly
Gue
Sandidates
Tern Suxgmatont
Hobart
New Jerany
Gavernie Moewe
Tricey
Nuckley
Hawley
Connecticut
Hastings
Pennsybanks
Drnwley
Maine
H. Slay Evans
Brown
Rhode Island
Gena. MrAlpine
Nebranka Lelegation
Nationa Committeoman
Thurnton
John Fowan
J. 3M Webster
Doby
Kennard
Potw Jaisei
Jasoph Munley
Republican Party
Mrr
Manley
Upo
McKinley
Arigona
Arigona Penne
VFC
Heither
California
Kansas
C.J. Lolitnl
Feland
Utah
W. 8
McCornick
Fn Camnon
Vomit Revolutionn
Bouth Dakota
Pettigrew
State Delegations Meet to Name Representatives in Committee
Delegations from Iowa Montana Texas and others prepare to name members to committees on resolutions credentials permanent organization and rules and to discuss the national committee and vice president listing. Expected appearances include Senator Gear for Iowa and Senator Carter for Montana with Hartman noted as absent from Montana.
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St Louis
Qelock
Lowa
Committee On Resoluions
Gear
Montana
Wil Ts
Hartman
Carter
Mantle
Texas
Mather
McKinley Headquarters Sees Keynote Silence on Currency
At the McKinley headquarters in Ohio delegates, leaders, and Hanna pace the scene as Charles W. Fairbanks arrives for talks. The keynote speech leans toward the Indiana platform opposing silver coinage, while plans to insert or drop the word gold spark intra party debate and a push for a single standard.
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McKinley
Louis
Ohio
Mr. Hanna
Foraker
Bushonl
Grosvenor
Delogates
Charles W. Malrhurs
Chatrman
Hanna
Mckinlay Inn
Indiana
Michigan
Elece Morukey
Grivgates
Congress
Latixna
Middle States
Moraker
Denne
Port Te Republicly
Aml
McKintey
McKinsey
Clevelatus
New York
Tne McKinney
Senator Warren Seeks Open End To Money Question
Wyoming Senator Warren arrived from Washington and urged leaving the money question open at the convention. He favored not pledging explicit support to a financial policy, arguing for candor about tariff and money issues. He urged letting the party and the public decide the silver question without forcing a rigid declaration.
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Bt Lovie
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Washington
Benator Warren
Bolt Ice
Republican Party
Silvar
Tulsa
Conflagration Sweeps Hope Town as Fire Intensifies
A devastating blaze raged through Hope town damaging main street structures including a printery, warehouses, shops, lodgings, and residences. Firefighters battled winds from west to north, saving some buildings while many homes and businesses suffered heavy losses estimated around mid six figures. efforts to contain the fire continued through the night as townspeople planned rebuilds.
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Taio
Thy Dinitw Car Department
Fixie Apeond
Mali Suet API Fath Road
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Shandine
Mor Mille
Dowhmaling Partor and Tealdence
N. G. Linton
Ixamter
J. W. Settle
Black
Odd Bellows Hall
OM C
Wate
Suven
Martin
Dri
Togethr
Houngtold
Detchen
NG. Shion
Font Bulla Good
Ikitchen Furniture
Tw Twin Wu Company
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Marchandise
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Revelias
Chia
Hovine Wi
Tote
McDougald
W. J. Piling
Reaidence
Total Lake
Tod Gunn
Réaidunos
Total
Verry Morgan
Total Low
T. McElvaney
Residenior
Total Lume
Highland Avenue
Roby
Quinn
Rev. Roth
Mireman Tanson
Auver
Waerntog
Knin
Methodist Bishop Joyce Set for Long Mission Tour
William Joyce of the Methodist church, named to visit the Orient by the quarterly conference in Cleveland, departs Minywipolis for Vancouver en route to Yokohama, Tokyo, Shanghai, Egypt, Palestine, Naples, Rome and London. Absent over two years, his mission aims to establish church outreach in unreached regions with Baltimore First and Cleveland Second assisting.
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Minn
William Joyce
Methodist Church
Orient
Cleveland
Vancouver
Yokotore
Tokio
Ceres
Shanghai
Peluie
Palestine
Naples
Rome
London
Hie Hinersry
Blood game set as Fourth of July duel looms
Prins Fae port sheet notes multiple company players en route to New York for a Wick ball clash. Lt WW Anes and Poursie Quarry report for duty. Fourth i Dantry gears up in a strong gym, aiming to boost morale for the Fourth of July contest. Burgeon J C Merrill and shipwrights stationed in Spokane are mentioned in passing.
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Port Berman
Infantey
New York
Hull
Poursie Quarry
Duty Company & and Company
Burgeon
J.C Merril
Fourth of July plans for Bay City memorial event set
The community of Hyokane schedules a big Fourth of July festival in Bay featuring athletic contests with cash prizes and a memorial service at the city cemetery. Knights of Pythias pledge to participate, joining troops from Sherman in the commemorations and a focus on making the day memorable.
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The
Trish
Alean Bealety
Hyokane
Tong
Ort Sherman
Knights of Pythlae
Uncertain German Empire Figures at Munich Ceremony
Disjointed report covers German imperial politics and Bavarian role, noting Emperor William’s stance, Crown Prince Rupprecht, and Bavarian king, with plans for a June monument unveiling in Munich. Mentions disputes over state rulers’ authority, court opinions, and a purge of scandals as Letpai court limits interference.
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William
Tovenaotiern
Avarin
Voastote Zeitung
Wwe 4
Jtrance
Wiim
Taron
Kieron
Timperor
Letpaie
Cologia Volkn
Vileas
Hinbutding Yarila
Andere
Washington news on Senator Squire and Hyde plans
Washington reports Senator Squire faces many national matters while Hyde intends to remain in Washington for committee work and indicate plans around a St Louis convention. Hyde aims to secure mountains and routes, coordinate with officials, and push Indian appropriation and land allotment matters before return from St Louis.
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McGraw
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Bt Lowth
Hestionk
Hyde
Ander
Estern
Mowat
Anar
Colville
Lunde
Halvilie
Secretary of the Interior
Air Hyde
Pension notices and military pension transfers in Washington and Oregon
A June 12 Washington and Oregon pension roundup details Army and Navy retirements and pensions. Names include Henry J Bell Fourteenth Infantry and George Wood No y widows pension, with transfers and extensions across Fort Walla Walla Spokane Seattle and Portland. Also reports a drowning rescue near Spokane and the death of ex-Judge De Alvany in Schoharie.
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Surgwant
McCull
Cavaiey
Ortere
Béralo Q
Comrane
Bpokane
Will M. Winters
Fort Walla Wall
Aeaoting
Peter MH. Koop
Mort Mherthan Idaho
Ravyaley
Fort Watle Walla
Abeenor
Henry J C Bell
Fourteenth Infantry
Turbhber
Berm Franten Henry
Sniff
Walla Walla
George J . Roym
Walla Walle
Abraham J. Jows Hdeorasedy
Contrana
Ex-Judee de
Alvany, N
Meccan Agg
H. Maynard
Schoharie
Kenmare
Great Race Notes at Belmont Park Highlight Dramatic Finish
A chaotic and fevered crowd witnessed a tense stretch drive in the Great American Handicap at Belmont. Arbuckle, McCafferty, Lamley, and Don De Ono battled for the lead as the field staggered to the wire. Lindbergh-like speed carried Gold Beakwon and Great Ameri through a dramatic mile.
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Willy Mamideutting
McCafferty
Osrhaoile
Gonrgy
Rosaley
Tegla
Kesalur
Don Detre
Visconti
Arbuektr
Muphoee Onty
Rudy Fy
Wall
Rhodes
Pluchy Wong
Tara Bachitel
Ty Griffin
Artauilte
Riana
Ban Maven
Ban
Tonge Bonn Wii Lothawind Tay Artaotle
Caleiyie
Aifairan
GeorKe Eisefer
Onder Rhostesle
Lamley
San Mateo
Don de Ono
Tara
McCat Terry
Arbuckle
Geange
Hwan
Mintral
Ented Ini
Gold Beakwon
Bht
Dixon, Jr
Landatale Chiashine
Ari Ban Macochints
Eline
Titty
Mumilton
Valley Unites Tite
TAP
Tiibhaes Gad
Hunkwa
Aurlonu Chanelle
Maxim
Laker
Portland athletic meet report shows record high jump
In Portland at the Multnomah Athletic Club event Kerry breaks the Pacific count with a running high jump record. The muddled text mentions names like Coulter Suavens and McFarland along with Bechtei and Lloyd McWarland, noting Clarke and Miah in the lineup but the core fact remains a standout high jump achievement at the meet.
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Zeluler
Coulter
New Orlawnie
June
Zaller Way
Coultee
Suavens Ciieds Tinie
APG
Gandioer
Flas McFarland Asses
William
Comuriy
Portland
Kerry
Salle
Canadian Parliament Reform Seen in Manitoba Center
A fragmentary report notes anti‑coalition candidates listed for a Manitoba ballot with strong links to Canada’s federal scene. Names such as Hon Joseph Martin and George Walker appear amid references to provincial and national party activity and potential warlike tensions.
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Weyers Graelgen
Manitoba
Abrickay
Joseph Martin
Etkirk
Mire Dowwil
Provenchor
George Walkaie
Marchelin
JH Ashdown
MacPonakd
J Cheatherford
Lele
Iran
Delton McCarthy
Sailor Visit and Memory Work Noted at Vinten
Fragmentary report describes sailors visiting the Vinten and the Pope, with unclear details about events, memory work, and a medical or ceremonial context. Names appear garbled, but references to Hama June Moe and a sequence of actions suggest an observance or ritual linked to midyear period.
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Hama
Phrahel
Pag
Bold Discovery Highlights Permanent Vein Findings
In a detailed report from a mining camp, several placers show well defined indications of permanence. Multiple runs over nine weeks yielded significant gold. One lab at Whittaker York Monger’s produced substantial coin. Strangers flood the camp as reports flow of heavy activity and improving crep outlook. General Castellano is said to have beaten insurgents, with Patri Prinelpy’s forces suffering heavy losses. Local reports indicate a raised crep outlook in Louleville.
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Wasabi
Whittaker
York & Monguer
York & Monguer's
Only One Issue in Coming Presidential Campaign
Reading a fragment from the Washington scene June 13 outlines a Republican strategy to push a single issue while opposing a fusion with other parties. It mentions preparations for a St Louis Convention and hints at negotiations among Republican, Democratic, and Populist leaders.
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Washington
Lubleaus
West
Maekbeen
Stewart
Dons
Almawt
Randytons
Komtreddle
Tates
Ricco
Miter
Roy Daclars
Physicians And Surgeons Meet Detroit Session
Detroit hosts the annual session of the American homeopathy association with lectures and papers on the law of similarity and therapeutic methods. Presidents and doctors from New York Boston Chicago Chicago and other states attend as speakers debate theory and practice during the week.
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Detroit
Mile
Physiciius
New York
Couran Wiesribonst
Boston
Ant
Bin
Dynamite Damages Vitreous Aqueduct City Water Supply
In Venice a series of dynamite blasts damaged the aqueduct supplying the city water. Homes and windows were shattered by the blasts as the insurgent agents threatened to disrupt the water system. Officials fear extended outages and demand to know the extent and duration of repairs.
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Witoh
Jongie
Vevena
Lonihkee
Momaitl
Imperial Court Roundtable Echoes German Ties and Asia Policy
The article describes an imperial audience where Li Hung Chang and other dignitaries meet Emperor William and Empress Augusta. It notes praise for Germany and Japan’s influence, mentions allied goodwill, and discusses prospects for cooperation and a treaty-like discussion amid shifting global relations.
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Wailin
Ublons
Willan Wat
Auginta
Chanenilar Yan Mobeilohiy
Deadher
Marechal von Bivberatelt
Nvnieiae
Farelen Astaine
Chang
Grriin
Germany
Japan
Kao Tavie Penitieia
Newt Gatlin
We World
Iveta
Iveta Hriennetip
Willan
SoBe
Hoard of University Tuition Mine Harriett Cuslowan to Be Professor of English
A chaotic report recounts university events with mis-spellings. Harriett E. Curhman is named professor of English after long service. Morenee M. Corbett is appointed assistant to Brugliet Creihe and Aruine P. Adair assists in examination and advisory duties. Fire at American Horse Exchange destroys stock and premises, losses include Winks G. horse valued at 700 dollars. Post-Dixpatch notes hangings of Whitehold, George, and Jim Reddick, with further unclear details.
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Killah
Harriett E. Curhman
Tnstewetor i Houglish
Mise Morenee
M. Corbett
Brugliet
Creihe
Aruine
P. Adair
Enematiog
Mite
Stella M. Alen
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