Now it's Chicago Con vention Preparations Near Complete
Chicago June 11 Delegations heads for Republican convention with California Montana Idaho Nevada en route. Over 20 000 can be housed by 200 plus hotels and boarding houses. Delegates assigned to Grand Pacific Palmer House Leland Sherman House with states listed. Texas North Carolina Mississippi expected at Sherman House. Indiana Michigan split between Palmer House and Grand Pacific.
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St. Louis
New York
New Jersey
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Ohio
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Nnesota
Arkansas
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Nebraska
Colorado
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Palmer House
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Georgia
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Rhode Island
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Vermont
California
New Mexico
Utah
Delaware
Sherman House
Alabama
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South Carolina
Texas
North Carolina
Mississippi
Indiana
Michigan
Grand Pacific
Silk Flags and Bandanna Style at California Delegation Train
The California Republican delegates left San Francisco at 8 PM aboard a special train bound for Chicago. Nearly 500 silk flags shaped like handkerchiefs, mounted on orangewood canes, will parade in opposition to the Thurman bandanna. Delegates will stay one day in Salt Lake and Denver, then reach Chicago next Saturday. Montana and Nevada delegations join at Grander and Reno respectively. Tammany Braves return to New York amid signs of sleeplessness after departure. Patrick Ford argues Blaine must be nominated for Republican success, despite his withdrawal.
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San Francisco
California
Chicago
Salt Lake
Denver
Montana
Grander
Nevada
Reno
New York
Patrick Ford
Blaine
Fragmentary note on Chicago marriage system abolition
A fragmented text references Grottkau and Paul, Milwaukee socialists, and a plan to contribute to the Arbeiter Zeitung. It cites hostility to a barbaric marriage system and mentions Chicago Lake View residence, with an implication the present marriage system was to be abolished.
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Grottkau
Li -Paul
Milwaukee
Thicag LO
Ant
Arbeiter Zeitung
Wwee
Engpe
Lake View
General Sherman's improving health offers faint hope
The Washington telegraph reports General Sherman showing improved respiration and strength with no new heart attacks after three days. Doctors prescribe rigid treatment and await a 48 hour relapse test, while the Washington Post notes a plan for a new bay site in Washington and a 430,000 dollar appropriation. The 1887 coal production totals 128,865 tons, up 16,288 from 1886, valued at about 1,? million.
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Washington
Sheridan
City of Watzaros outlines major improvements planned
Fargo Dak June 11 The city presents a list of improvements including new brick dwellings priced up to 10000 each, a 100 room hotel, a Methodist church and a $100000 water system with Lake Kampeska supply. A steam motor line to the lake, a tannery, a mill, a shoe factory and packing house were secured this year. Negotiations continue to raise funds and complete a grand hotel project with total cost around 300000 and furnishings 20000.
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Watzaros
Dak
Pyatem
Lake Kampeska
Frustrated News Paper Takes the Chinese Aews
A fragmentary wire service style notice discusses a new weekly Chinese paper in New York and mentions editors and a young emperor's judgment. It also notes railway freight tariff statements from Des Moines and ore shipments on Lake Superior, with local reports from Marquette and Watertown about Manitoba extension work and Huron road cars, plus enthusiasm for a Huron hose team victory.
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Hon Ehg
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Ane
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Watertown
Dak
Meyers
Manitoba
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