Minneaplis Hosts National Republican Gathering Blaine Backers
In Minneapolis on June 2 the national Republican main arena shifts to the city as James S. Clarkson and other committee members arrive. Blaine sentiment grows among delegates with strong Rusk support for second place. Alger remains favored by Michigan and a lone anti-Blaine voice. Indiana's party group travels with Harrison-era figures signaling a cautious, nonboisterous convention buildup.
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Minneapolis
James S. Clarkson
National Republican Committee
A. L. Conger
Akron
Ohio
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
J. P. Sanbourn
Michigan
H. C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
HS. Hyde
Massachusetts
James F. Burke
Pittsburg
Blaine
Rusk
Hansbrough
Sanbourn
Alger
Alegr
McKinley
T. B. Reed
Maine
Delegation to Convention Arrives in California Speeches
Sacramento June 2 Delegates to Minneapolis arrive by train. George A Knight and M H DeYoung urge Blaine for the nomination and are cheered. DeYoung says a majority favor Blaine and expects the delegation to be solid if he accepts.
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Minneapoli
Sacramento
California
Minneapolis
George A. Knight
M. H. DeYoung
Blaine
DeYoung
Fusion settled between Kansas Democrats and People's party
The June 2 conference in Kansas City resolved to fuse for the election. Democrats will hold all congressmen at large and in the 4th and 2nd districts plus a seat on the supreme bench. Democrats back Ives for governor, aligning the electoral ticket with the People's party.
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Kansas
Democrats and
People’ Party
Kansas City
People’s Party
Democrats
Ives
Atti
DePow and Clarkson on presidential caucus and Blaine
Chauncey M DePow argues no favorite sons at the convention leaving Harrison as the only likely nominee if Blaine withdraws his name May he Made In Caucus James S Clarkson predicts a caucus nomination with acclamation and a Western man second place A smallpox epidemic reported in West Virginia with twenty six cases and four deaths A deadlock at Cascado after twenty three ballots for a successor to Finley Western Passenger Association votes to resume California Peoples party convention in Stockton adopts St Louis platform without changes
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Depow
Chicago
Chauncey M. Depow
Harrison
Blaine
James
Clarkson
Maine
Estern
Parkersburg
W. Va
Pomeroy
Mason City
Letart
Cascado
Finley
Western Passenger Association
RK. W. Restino
J. W. Faithorn
California
Stockton
Cal
Peoples’ Party
St. Louis
Senate ballot results in Baton Rouge on June 2
In Baton Rouge Louisiana on Wednesday June 2 the joint legislative ballot for United States senator produced these totals Jones 44 Gibson 22 Adams 23 Caffey 17 Blanchard 12 Mahoney 1 Gates 1 Heard 1. The count reflects a formal vote among legislators for the U S Senate seat.
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Baton Rouge
United States
Jones
Gibson
Adams
Caffey
Blanchard
Mahoney
Gates
Heard
Prohibitionists Nominate Richmond for Wisconsin Governor
In Madison at a convention the state Prohibitionists nominated E. C. Richmond for governor and adopted a platform upholding the principle of the ett law.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Prohibitionists
E. C. Richmond
Blaine and the Platform in Minneapolis Nomination Talks
Washington dispatch reports Blaine will demand input on a party platform before accepting the nomination. Representative Milliken says two planks are vital including opposition to endorsing the Force bill and a liberal policy shift. Blaine reportedly seeks reciprocity as a key change from McKinley’s tariff stance.
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W Yong
Teerald
Washington
Blaine
Milliken
Maine
Secretary of State
Biaing
Aino
Jdab
Ata
Milliken Bays
Jaine
McKinley
Misappropriated Money Case Hits Pennsylvania Officials
Ex Senator Ruttan sues ex State Treasurer Boyer over alleged kickbacks from 90,090,000 state funds deposited across banks. He claims 8 percent interest on deposits funded campaign efforts and plans to prosecute Quay Morrison and duty as well, with letters allegedly offering bribes and party secrets.
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Pennsylvania
Quaylse & Defendant
Harrispore
Ruttan
Allegheny County
Senate
Boyer
Quay
Duty
Morrison
Prohibition State Convention Nears Closure in Iowa
Nearly one thousand delegates gathered as K W Brown of Story county was named temporary chair. Committees on credentials permanent organization and election of electors chosen. A full state ticket headed by Rev H H Taft of Humboldt nominated for secretary of state. World’s Fair Board May Resign in Wisconsin as space for exhibits is sought and state funds may be insufficient. The United Presbyterians adjourned sine die in Pittsburgh with 91,000 Sabbath school attendees noted and next assembly set for Monmouth Illinois in May.
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Dee Oines
K. W. Brown
Story County
World’s Fair Board
Janesville
Wis
Board of
World’s Fair Managers
United Presbyterians
Pittsburg
The
Committee On Sabbath Schools
General Assembly
Monmouth
Ill
Forty Persons Injured by Rampaging Newfoundland Dog
In Curiaco on June 2 a large black Newfoundland lunged into a schoolbound crowd at 2 p m, biting children as they tried to flee. Police shot and killed the animal after forty were injured, with the most serious cases including Willlie Kirchoff five head back and arm injuries, Riston barber with multiple bites, Joseph Hoffner on his right hand, Paul Lefevre ten chest and forehead wounds, and Victor Lefevre bitten near the eye and breast.
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Curiaco
Willié Kirchoff
Riston
Barber
Joseph Hoffner
Aul Lefevre
Victor Lefevre
Enormous Loss From Recent Southern Floods
St Louis reports flood losses across multiple states totaling over 29 million dollars with Missouri 11 million Tennessee 1.9 million Kentucky 200 thousand Mississippi 1 million and Louisiana 5 million, noting added business stagnation and an estimated nationwide toll from Kansas City to New Orleans potentially reaching 350 million dollars.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana
Kansas City
Orleans
Mandamus Refused Over Jail Cell Purchase Dispute
In New Rockford North Dakota on June 2 the district court closed a term after the Diehard Safe Lock Co sold jail cells to the county for 1785. County auditor T O Getchell refused to sign the warrant and the mandamus suit to compel payment was denied amid claims of a conspiracy by three county officers and a fraud in the sale. Judge Rose denied the mandamus.
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New Rockrorp
N. D
Diehard Safe Lock Company
T. O. Getchell
Safe Company
Gotchell
Rose
Noted Chicago correspondent disappears in Montana
Samuel T. Clover, Chicago newspaper correspondent, vanishes in Montana amid rustler warfare fears he was killed by stockmen after exposing cattlemen’s wrongdoing. The Boulder Montana paper reports his disappearance following letters that criticized rustlers. Clover had strong ties to South Dakota.
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Champerlain
Boulder
Mon
Samuel T. Clover
Chicago
Clover
South Dakota
Fifty Thousand Dollars Taken by Robbers from an Express Car
A southbound Santa Fe train near Wichita was held at 9 46 p m by masked robbers. They forced the express car, cracked the safe and secured about 50 009 dollars. The gang's number is known. U S Marshal Madson will organize pursuit.
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Wichita
Kan
Santa Fe
Ayn Yards
Redock
Cherokee Strip
Gers Wordndt
Madson
Guthrie
Gpen
True Blue G A R Suits and Hats Sale Ad
We show several styles of G A R Suits in Round and Square Cut Coat at seven dollars nine dollars and ten dollars warranted not to fade and two sets of buttons with each suit. G A R Hats with cord wreath and tassel worth one dollar fifty our price one dollar.
Children and Men’s Tailor Made Suits Sale
A Winona retailer announces a large shipment of children suits in light and medium colors all wool with prices 3 3 50 4 5 and 6 dollars. They promise best values for boys or children suits and offer men’s tailor made suits at 10 12 15 18 and 20 dollars.
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Winona
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