Talk of Blaine Fades as Pacific Coast Backing Shifts
A Chicago era overview notes Blaine’s renewed talk amid a split revival on the Pacific coast. Delegates discuss standouts for nomination while New York's indorsement of a Western candidate adds uncertainty. pros and cons of Depew, Platt, and Sherman shape Chicago debates and the looming convention dynamics.
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Blaine
Pacific Coast
California
Chicago
New ‘York
Depew
New York
Empire State
Sherman
Ohio
Gresham
Alger
Harrison
Allison
Platt
Michigan
Alger Nominated as Honest Soldier Advocate
A speaker asserts General Alger is nominated and likely to be elected. He is described as strong with soldiers, safe, careful, honest, and true to his friends. The speaker claims such loyalty also benefits the country, implying trust in Alger's integrity and reliability.
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Alger
Proclamation of William II Expected After Funeral
June 16 dispatches report royal and imperial movements as Prince William’s accession plans unfold. A ministers council led by Prince Bismarck arranged for the German Emperor’s accession to the throne. The national proclamation is not expected until after William II's funeral.
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William II
Universal
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Renkretsal
Frederick
Bismarck
BeRtin
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Prince William
William Rt
Benin
No Change for the Worse Apparent with the Sick General
Washington June 16 There is no change to be noticed in Gen Sheridan's condition. He rested well during the night the cough troubling him but very little. His pulse is good and his respiration improving. He continues to take a sufficient nourishment which apparently assimilates.
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Hoar
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Iowa
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Reed
Maine
Burrows
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Ways and Means
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Blanche K. Brace
Mississippi
Lynch
Mackenzie
Frederick
Persius
Regge
Stolberg Werne
Erode
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Wrecks and Ruins From A Destructive Wind Storm
Portland Ore June 16 A violent wind storm and cloud burst near Arlington Ore caused Lexington area homes to collapse wrecking two houses owned by H J Brooks and H A Perkins. Mrs Perkins and two children injured with a child fatally killed. A school house damaged and several children hurt. Other wrecks include a steamer Gen Terry sinking and a Pennsylvania road collision near Fifty second street with oil car fire. A woman Grace Stevenson reportedly drowned herself in Ohio river.
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Drs Mores
Iowa
Anita
Cass County
Theodore Parker
Omanaa
Gen.Terry
Texas
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Fifty-second Street
Indemnity Decisions Favor Squatters in Fargo Land Office
About a thousand squatters filings were heard at the Fargo land office on the Northern Pacific indemnity belts. Test cases across pre emption, homestead and timber culture filings were decided in the squatters' favor. The railroad company plans to appeal to the commissioner, with possible further action to the secretary. Decisions affect Grandin and Dwight farms and large property interests.
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Dwight
Opera House Demolished In Minor Dakota Cyclone
A small cyclone struck Rutland Dakota at 70 p.m. causing major property damage. The opera house and several barns were destroyed and many First street stores had fronts blown away or roofs torn off. Estimated loss near $4,000 with no injuries reported. University endowment funds may benefit from the wreck.
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First Street
Millers Choose Milwaukee for 1889 Convention
At the final session of the millers national convention Milwaukee was chosen as the place for the 1889 meeting. C. H. Seybt was elected president. A reform aiming to control national output was adopted without dissent.
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E.T. Plank
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Charles _ Hay
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Milwaukee
C. H. Seybt
Baking Powders Examined By New York Health Board Report
Under the New York State Board of Health, eighty four baking powders were tested by Prof. C F Chandler and Prof. Edward G Love. The report finds many powders containing alum or lime, with some impure tartar, except for Royal. All brands except Royal show adulterated cream of tartar and lime content. Royal is declared pure due to patent process refining tartrate.
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Marki
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