Reform as Nation’s Great Watchword in Democratic Push
The nation’s reform theme is urged by Democrats to contrast Republican deformations. Thomas F. Bayard is hailed as the reform candidate, with praise for his integrity and persistent government reform efforts. Support spreads from New York papers to distant states as delegates are urged to back Bayard at St. Louis. The other side reports the Blaine Mulligan deadlock dominates headlines in Washington with ongoing confederations and potential expulsions linked to whiskey ring investigations.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bristow
Blaine
Maryland
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
Bayeard
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Custom House
District of Columbia
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New York
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Tribune
Bayard
Advisory Council of
Thomas FP
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Diaine
Wasnrseros
Blaine-Mulligan
Mulligan
Baines
U. S. District Court
R. W. Ulrici
W. R. Jouett
Louisa Tuscher
B. A. Quinlan
L. G. Quinlan
Boleman
New Orleans
Roses in history and legend across empires and ages
The article surveys roses in literature and ritual from Jericho and Saladin to Constantinople and Rome. It notes attar of roses conceived by royals, rose water purifications, and the ceremonial golden rose given by popes to princes. Also mentions French medieval rose cultivation, Easter Flowers, and royal licenses.
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Solomon
Jericho
Nourmahul
Heligabalug
Saladin
Richard
Jerusalem
Temple
Constantinople
Mohammed II
St. Sophia
Nismes
Marie Antoinettle
Nancy
Louis XVI
Morraine
France
Charlemagne
Shiraz
Abrizan
Rome
Alexander 111
Louis the Young
Urban VI
Joan
Sicily
Cyprus
Henry VIII
England
Julius II
Leo X
Pall Mall. Gazette
Blaine and the President The Times on the Situation
The Times argues Blaine is unlikely as a presidential candidate after a House committee session. It states Conkling is not Blaine’s second choice and opposes his nomination as necessary for New York. The Gerald discussion suggests Conkling leads. Blaine could only name the unknown, with Washburne favored as likely winner.
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New York
the Times
Blaine
House
Conkling
New York State
Lerald
Cincinnati
Jerald
Washburne
Ilinois
The Great Coal Combination Paralyzes Pennsylvania Mines
The coal operators’ suspension of production affects about sixty thousand miners and laborers across Pennsylvania’s coal districts. Production halted until August 1 amid ongoing lawlessness, with May coal prices kept through June and planned price increases of ten cents per ton in July and five cents in August.
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Pennsylvania
Coal Combination
Confusion in the Provinces and Turkish Succession News
A London Times correspondent reports May turbulence across the Balkans with insurgents seizing rail and telegraph lines as Bulgarian clashes escalate. Salient dispatches detail Salonica inquiries and royal succession turmoil in Constantinople, plus Serbia’s stance and the new Sultan Mourad V’s coronation preparations.
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London Times
Peru
Bulgaria
Sarembey
Bellows
Turkey
Lessulmans
Herzegovina
Bosnia
Salonica
Commission of Inquiry
Constantinorpe
Mourad Effendi
Reports contradict massacre of Cincinnati party
Fort Laramie telegram says report of a Cincinnati party massacre is likely false as no confirming information has arrived. Andrew Moore and Frederick Lawler, both about 14, quarreled in New York. Lawler was stabbed and Moore arrested. Poisoning at Laros family in Easton, Pa appears intentional with $350 missing and several relatives ill. Four Sing Sing convicts escaped, two recaptured. Ernest Cooper of the British Centennial Commission died in Philadelphia. Montenegro Official Gazette hints armistice. insurrection to continue. J A Holtzclaw, former Atlanta revenue collector, reportedly owes $13,000.
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Fort Laramie
Andrew Moore
Frederick Lawler
New York
Lawler
Moore
Laros
Easton
Martin Laros
Carpenter
Quinn
Murphy
Farrel
Sing Sing
Hudson River
Tarrytown
Ernest Cooper
Philadelphia
Monteneggro
J. A. Holtzclaw
Atlanta
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A. B. Jones
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RED Tea Store
West Third Street
Young Hyson
Japan
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Slidder & CO
John Street
J. C. Beck
Ouio
Rap
BC. Scott & CO
South Second St. Philad
Abbott & McKinney
Orange Street
Portland
India
Ruby
Bathem
Seabury & Johnson
Tharmaceutical Chemists
Orsale
Wilmington
Rine Kurat & Co
Ith
E. Melnall
Ian Igeod
Wosdmly
Uss
National Uusissuing Co
Seay
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
the Sun
Pai
Savany
Patent Office
George Blemy
Washington
Llhimola
Jen'l Ola
Sant Pretaacy Il Fuller. CO
Brock
Stinson & CO
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Iaudzens Pp & Co
T, Williams CO
Robert Hutton
French Street
Pam
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W. Pb
HARP
Rth
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the President
Mathes
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Pall Mall Gazette
Tom Berlin
Servia
Bismarck
William
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Gortshakoff
Count Iia
Benin
Abdual Azis
Queen Victoria
Loxpox
Reuter Telegram Company
Murad Effendi
Osman
Wasarxctos
Constantinome
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