Depew Seeks Unity as Harrison Factions Move Ahead
Chicago June 18 Chauncey M Depew meets ex Governor Kellogg en route to the train and discusses Harrison Blaine and Cleveland politics with Southern and Northern leaders. Kellogg argues Southern influence on nominations while Depew downplays bitterness among rivals and hints Depew may back Blaine’s successor.
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Minneapolis
Chauncey M. Depew
William Pitt’ Kellogg
Louisiana
Harrison
Kellogg
Texas
Georgia
Tate
Raub
South
Morrison
Copeon
Depew
Hortison
Platt
Hill Men
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Hill
Blaine
McKinley
Clarkson
Quay
Mineapolis
Minnopolis
Kitelan Reid
Elliott F. Sheppard
George W. Allen
New York
Mr. Platt
Zio
Frank Hiscock
L.T. Michener
Indianapolis
Stuckey Resigns Over Managerial Row at Louisville Club
LouisVille June 18 President Stuckey of the Louisville Ball club resigns after directors depose him and appoint Brown triggering a major row in club management. Stuckey says he was snubbed and contesting authority.
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Louisville
Stuckey
Louisville Ball Club
Fester
Brown
Funeral Rites for Local Resident Held at Baptist Church
Raleigh June 1 A funeral service preceded by a procession to the Baptist church marked the burial of a deceased local resident. Mourners gathered as the body was laid to rest in the cemetery after a lengthy religious service conducted by attending physicians and clergy.
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Waleigh
Raleigh
God
Rampaging Hail Storm Hits Doniphan Nebraska
A powerful hail storm with high winds struck Doniphan Nebraska at 6 30 pm causing windows to be broken and large hailstones banked up several feet deep. The storm resembled a tornado in intensity and caused substantial property damage. No injuries are reported in the readable text.
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Oniphan
Neb
Doniphan
Washington Outlook for Congress in Week Ahead
Washington June 18 Congress likely to spend another apathetic week unless the house breaks into legislation. Democrats may be absent at the Chicago convention, hindering major measures. Republicans returning may prompt Senate activity, but the week will likely focus on Wests finance committee free wool bill and Stewart's free coinage bill.
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Congress
Washington
House
Chicago
Senate
West
Committee On Finance
Stewart
National League of Republican Clubs selects Buffalo for Sept. meeting
The National League of Republican clubs executive committee met at the Est hotel and chose Buffalo to host the annual convention on September 1 after competition from Omaha Newark Indianapolis. J F Burke of Ann Arbor requested recognition for the college Republican league and Mrs J Elen Foster asked for recognition and aid for the women’s Republican club movement.
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Buffalo
Minneapolis
National League of Republican Clubs
Est
Omaha
Newark
Indianapolis
College Republican League
J. F. Burke
Ann Arbor
J. Elen Foster
Women’s Republican Club Movement
John Goodnow
Minneapolis State League
Little
Kansas State League
Clarkson
A. B. Humphrey
Leading Papers Split Over Hattison Nomination
A press survey interviews Democratic and Republican papers from Detroit San Francisco Chicago St Louis Cascado New Orleans. Editors assail Blaine opposition and praise Harrison as the Chicago convention picks the party standard bearer.Opinions vary by paper but consensus favors Harrison and criticizes Blaine's bid and party machinery.
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the Republic
Democratic
Chauncey M. Depew
Vanderbilt
Harrison
Chicago
the Herald
United States
Darin g Robbery of 817000 Paymaster in San Francisco
John Gilson secretary of Judson Manufacturing drew 17000 in cash and coin from Bank of America in Columbia, boarded Oakland ferry to pay Emeryville workers, then Berkeley train. Two gunmen boarded at a station, forced him to surrender two sacks of coin, and escaped by buggy on a slow train.
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John Gilson
Judson Manufacturing Company
Bank of Ban Columbia
Oakland
Bay
Rolling Mills
Emeryville
Berkeley
B Atreet Station
Gilson
Lynching Sparks Race War Fears in Oklahoma
In Gullum Indian Territory a deadly lynching inflamed tensions after a negro lad Holley confessed to assaulting Mrs Charles Moore. A second attack on engineer James Genken's wife sparked vigilante actions and a mob shot a suspect. Police disarmed negroes, militia officials prepared but troops not called, as crowds roamed street corners and ordered dispersal of all black congregations.
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Perkins
Wichita
Kan
James Genken
Genken
H. Clark
Territorial Militia
Martin
Whipped the Preacher Van Cleve A mob lashes Indiana pastor
Twelve masked men beat Rev. T B Van Cleve tied to a tree with forty blows from Hickory rods seven miles from Corypon Indiana. He swore warrants for eight citizens, hearing set for next Saturday amid disputes over his sermons and a circulated circular denouncing him. The case involves allegations of causing a marital separation and community strife.
Burglars Strike Texarkana Lumber Office for 52100
In Texarkana Arkansas on June 13 burglars cracked the safe at Bodeau Lumber Co. Genesee station eight miles west of town and carried off 52100 in cashing securities. The robbery, described as a rich haul, involved safe cracking at the company's office.
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Bodeau Lumber Company
Genesee
Cotton Belt
Chai Aid Securities
Brutal Night at Deadwood Saloon Feud Escalates
In Deadwood on June 18 Milo Penderrast and Henry Steinmich attacked Nels Anderson after being served. Pendergast fired wide while Steinmich slit Andersons throat. Miners bickered amid Bowen excitement as deputies escorted the suspects to jail. In Canoo a deputy sheriff was beaten in Bisbee while enforcing a wheat seizure, suffering a head injury.
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Eeeer
Deadwood
Milo Pendergast
Henry Steininich
Nels Anderson
Steinmich
Anderson
Bowen
Hays
Beth
Canoo
N. D
J. C. Fox
Bisbee
August Funke
Fox
Notorious cattle thief Bliss slain by posse in Wyoming
From Arland Wyoming comes news that Sheriff’s posse killed the notorious Jack Bliss on the South fork of the Stinking Water about eighty miles from Red Lodge. Bliss held a stone fortress and was a famed rustler, regarded as a king by cattle thieves. A separate notice in Vienna urges clergy to avoid Le Tae at the Bismarck Hoya wedding due to its Protestant church setting despite the bride’s Catholic faith.
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Helena
Mon
Arland
Jack Bliss
Red Lodge
Bliss
Vienna
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