Delegates Debate Gold Standard at Republican Convention
The piece reports tense proceedings at the Republican national convention as delegates argue over the gold standard plank. McKinley and Quay factions maneuver for support, with Kilnking and Morton contenders, while Quay’s camp presses for a decisive pro gold platform amid rival party alignments.
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Nave Wei
Balug Briune Quay
Cornelius N. Wilea
Haraen Porter
Charla Moxtar
Grosvenor
Hobart
New Jersey
Kol Stariard
Me Kiningard
McKiney
Raol
National Agrariant
Mde
McKinley
Phutt
Uy Kinley
Alton
Kold
National committee debate on representation and rules
A disjointed report outlines a national committee meeting at 1046 discussing proposed representation rules for the convention, including changes to time limits for claims and delegates. It notes Payne’s push for reform and mentions various district and state interests, with several named figures and factions referenced amid ongoing tensions.
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Rook
West
Lear
saVeral
Fomat Ku
Montine
Navaita
Washington
Payne
Inet
A. Siipsan
Deorke
Howins
Lynokmian
McKinsey
Beyond Wiarrior
Lynch
Lywch
Te Lynohind
Matthews
Lanade
Stuthews
Comilene
B. M. Murphy
McKinney
Wie
Thin AuRame
Murphy
Araxred
Mamie B. Hoath
Phutios
Youngblood
Friends of the Kingker Face Indictment at Manley
Indictments loom as say Trey Wild and others from Manley Washington face allegations tied to a graphic fabrication case. Spanker Reeti Waenington reports ongoing friction and planned demonstrations while local leaders map a response.
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Reeti Waenington
Ube
Henutor
New York
Gulilite Chosen as Permanent Chairman at Convention
The convention met with crowded aisles as candidates vied for the chair. Winston nominated Dardan as temporary chair, with Durant and Hall in the running for gold and silver posts. After debate, the vote favored unanimity, and the assembly named Gulilite as permanent chairman amid noisy scenes.
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McDaernott
I i. Winston
J. Hamplin
Wilver
PW. Durant
O. M. Hall
Doran
Mall
Mmlch
Axel Doran Tihally
P. H. Winston
Althomgh
MPLS
Tosenum
Wwiliborary
Wado
Johannesburg reform leaders freed in raid on Transvaal
Washington reports the release of John Maye Husninanit Cool Rhodes George Farrar and J W Leonard, leaders of the Johannesburg reform commission, after a raid on the Transvaal scene. A London telegram notes fines of 500 pounds or penalties. Fresh witnesses arrive in Bow Street police court as interest in the case remains high.
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Washington
James
United States
Connih Knight
Capetown
J. W Leonard
Jamnaon
Bowatrvet
South Africa
Debatable Session Ends As House Adopts Resolutions
The body met at Thety Hallnws Warrington with praise for Bpeuleer Bem and commendations for efficiency. Enforcement and appropriations dominated debate as committees prepared to visit the Want and adjourn, while members and officers reviewed pension bills and executive actions amid tense vote maneuvers.
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Dale
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Political Debate and Adjournment in House Proceedings
In a turbulent session, Mr. Maghing and Mr. Dingl joy clashed over tariff policy while Mr. Halley and Mr. Mas argued about coal industry protections in Pennsylvania. Remarks touched on gold standard, bimetallism, and party platforms. the chamber adjourned without day after tributes to retiring members and thanks to the public mis sions.
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Pannylvania
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Nti-Bond
Bob Acres
Republican Party
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Chica- KO
Ronsteys
Marsh
Paswer
Lilly
Wheeler
Alabama
Sarah
Apykwr
Alabama Voimense Company
Howwe of
Falrnean
Eve
Senate Action Shaping District Bill and Pension Debates
Washington June 1 lawmakers pas sed a district funding bill and a pension measure for General Gibao m Widow. The immigration bill moved forward and a closing session featured Senators Sherman and Smith guiding the house committee through to adjournment as pleas for executive pensions and other actions dominated the day.
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District of Columbia
White House
Sherman
Gibaon
Owlo
Sith
House Committee
M. Ata
Smith
Mis Preparing Statements of the Appropriations Matter
A disjointed report details appropriations and committee actions in Texas and Washington. It mentions the Appropriations Committee, minority involvement, and a conference with witnesses, noting timelines and city implications as proceedings continue into the night.
Western Appropriations for Public Buildings Debate In Senate
Washington reports detail Western states pushing for new public building appropriations. The debate centers on amendments to the sundry civil bill as legislators from Dewatalin Wr omning Montuan and Lunn resist capitulation. Senator Dubois advocates rapid action while Western and reform senators resist, until the House accepts amendments by Wilson of Tako.
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Dewatalin
Wromning
Montuan
Lunn
Hyde
Dubois
Sanita
Wilson
Tako
Nomination list announced for Navy ranks
Washington June 1 The navy nominations include Captain Georgy Dewey to be commander Francis A Cook to be captain Lieutenant Commander Chirton T Hutching to be commander The slate outlines senior postings and promotions across the naval command structure.
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Washington
Navy
Georgy Déwey
Francis A. Cook
Chirton T. Hutching
Soldier’s Name Kept In War Records To Aide Aged Vet
Representative Hyde assisted an elderly veteran John Adama once in a California regiment. Wishington’s request reached Colonel Ainaworth who retrieved the service record from the War Department. Commander Westcott received the documented record recently for Garfield post affairs.
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John Adama
Whitman County Poor House
Te Aaldiarahaine
Cal
Wiliam
W. Westcott
Tlw
G. A. BR
Garfield
Wish
Woatcoue
California
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Ainaworth
Recorda
War Department
Porto Yon
Westcott
Wonie Man at Colfax Held in $1000 Sum
The case before Judge Doolittle concerns a public alteration charge tied to a derailment of a locomotive on the O. Ry and N. railroad track gear. Wiesen, McMahon, Marion Garrett, and Alice Youngman face a jury as the San Diego jury disagreed on the suit seeking $100 for all alleged injuries.
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Moltne
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Marion Garrett
Alice Youngman
Dupe
San Dego
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June
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Axuial M. HL
Do Young
Aan Wranniseg Chronicle
Amos J. Bulwall
Hannital, Mo
Golden Medical Discovery Promised Cure for Consumption
An old medicinal sales pitch asserts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery prevents the onset of consumption and cures ninety eight percent of cases. It warns that consumption is insidious and favors weak bodies with symptoms like fatigue and poor digestion. Readers are urged to mail twenty one one cent stamps for a copy of the medical adviser.
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Andy
Cotmion
Sense
World's Jury Medical Association
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Fragmented Industry Gossip and Political Friction
A garbled OCR fragment references the executive council, names such as Hays Hammom and J. W Lesnar, and mentions a $2,000 fine related to Finmond and Rhadva. It also alludes to interference and political tension involving South Africa, with scattered personal names and unclear events.
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Mayee Junris
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