New York Democrats seek seats for Syracuse delegates at national convention
A Syracuse faction pushes to seat delegates and alternates chosen by the Syracuse union at the Democratic National Convention. A formal letter to chairman Brien requests seating for 72 delegates and 22 alternates for New York, with credentials to be presented in due time. Contention hints at a party struggle over NY influence at the Chicago convention.
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Charles S Fale R
New York
Vin S. Brien
Wlegates
Syracuae Union
Asp Pacific Hote
Caleta
Bree
Darthat Democratils
Cammellten
Wally
Syracuse
New York State
Cleveland
Michigan
Kansas
Supreme Court of Michigan
Glick
People's Party
People’s Party
Empire State
Accommodating Witness in Court Delivers Quiet Testimony
In a tense courtroom exchange the witness, worn by questioning, confirms on oath that he saw the prisoner draw the bicycle. The attorney presses for certainty, insisting on a clear, truthful statement amid the ballyragged testimony.
Delegates Gather for West Virginia and Cleveland Clash
In Chicago on June 18 the West Virginia delegation arrives with many in town for the Democratic convention. Cleveland backers claim 550 votes while Hill’s camp cites 461, with strategists hoping to deny a first ballot nomination and lift a dark horse. W. L. Owens to chair. Emmons Blaine’s death casts gloom over the scene. locals note strong West Virginia ties and shifting support. A separate report from San Andreas details a stagecoach treasure-box robbery near North Branch.
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Chicago
Morrison
Tooma
Curesvo
Waok
Union
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Cleveland
Illinois
Pressman
Wm. M. Springer
Tlinois
M. Palmer
Timeis
Henry Watterson
Carlisle
Voorhees
Hoosier
Isaac P. Gray
Palmer
Illnois
Gray
Carisio
Grover Cleveland
Nots
John M. Palmer
Gen. Palmer
Timois
Gorman
Maryland
Senate
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Llinovs
Llinois
Tammany Organization
New York
Empire State
Sunday Register
Chiago
City
West Virginia
Messrs
Camden
Russell
Carpenter
Chilton
Matthews
Holmes
Yokum
Brown
Charlie Wells
Major Mitchell
Joseph Schafer
Island
Schafer
D. N. Camden
General St. Clair
Palmer House
West
Boles
Barnes
Iowa
Hill
Whitney
Auditorium
Tammany
W. L. Owens
Emmons Blaine
Blaine
San Axpecas
Cana
Valley Springs
San Andreas
North Branch
Governor McKinley Leaves for Washington Nomination Informal
Special telegress dated June 14 reports Governor McKinley will travel to Washington tomorrow to meet the Minneapolis committee charged with officially informing President Harrison of his nomination. The item notes the committee’s role and the formal nomination process in progress.
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Harrison
Commers
McKinley
Washington
Minneapolis
Suburban Handicap race thriller Montana wins by a head
Montana the public favorite captured the Suburban Handicap at Mont. on June 18 in a tight finish over Major Domo with Lamplighter close behind. The race saw four false starts, a fast pace, and a dramatic late stretch surge as Garrison guided Montana to victory earning $18,000.
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Montana
Snexesnean Bay
Major Domo
Sam Brown
Lamplighter
Rowe
Lambert
Littlefield
Russell
Domo
Poet Scout
His Highness
Locohatchee
Lambley
Garrison
Hs Rush
Bergen
Vestibule
Ajax
Futurit
Perros Conte
Bliss
Sodoff Tammany
Larchmont
Races Report From Latonia Garfield Derby Highlight
Crowds pack Latonia for the $20,000 Garfield Derby as heavy tracks hinder racing. Garisheins lead early with Yo Tambien, Gulinds and Nolus close behind. at the half Lew Weir stays in reach, Yo Tambien extends to lead by a neck at three quarters and a length at the mile as Wadsworth trails.
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St. Louis
Afiss Mary
Osceola
King Lee
Guido
Barney
Mary Sue
Latonia
Hymen
Tae Sloty
Smoke
Springway
Amelsi
Faraday
Little
George
Tenny, Jr
Garfield Park
Yo Tambien
Gulinds
Nolus
Wadsworth
Egu
Lew Weir
Gulinda
Bismarck Seeks No New Break With Emperor Over Balkans
Berlin reports a cautious push to renew a Franco German accord while the Austrian Hungarian and Italian interests churn in the Balkans. The Czar may invite Emperor Joseph to an autumn hunt, with officials denying any overture to sever ties with France.
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Bismarck
Joseph
Bens
Feranco
William
Petersburg
Vienna
Poland
France
Theofti
Francis Joseph
Balkans
Humbert
Wyllege Meine Zeitung
Cologne
Baron Stumm
Stumin
Prince Biswai
Ibs
Gladstone
Dreibund
Salisbury
Last Appropriation Bill Details and Early Disaster Reports
House Appropriations Committee reviews the final appropriation bill totaling 4 870 000 with detailed allocations across departments and agencies including State Department War Navy Post Office Justice and Courts. A flood near Robinson Iowa and related railroad track damage injure and missing persons. Accidents on the Burlington and Quincy line result in fatalities and many cattle casualties as responders assess the wreckage.
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D.C
House Appropriation Committee
House
State Department
Department
Inter Sta
War Department
Navy Department
United State
Fox and Wirivers
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