Who Will Lead GOP Committee At Omaha Meeting
Washington June 27 Thirty members of the national Republican Committee arrive for the Omaha meeting with a scramble over chairman. Clarkson may be nominated again but administration supporters push Massey or Bliss as alternatives. Michener could head the executive committee as factions seek to control the lineup and New York operations. The outcome hinges on tomorrow’s vote and coalition talks.
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National Republican Committee
Minneapolis
Clarkson
George W. Massey
Delaware
Harrison
New York City
New York
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Bliss
L. T. Michener
Mitchener
Friends of
Gresham Declines Third Party Nomination at Omaha Convention
Judge Walter Q. Gresham states he will not permit or consent to the use of his name at the Omaha convention for the People's party. He mentions no current offer has been made and his name will not go before the convention without consent. Reports of his potential candidacy are denied. A separate note reports a nolle prosequi in the Gibson case for dynamite accusations against the whisky trust ex-secretary.
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People’s Party
Chicago
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Whisky Trust
Gibson
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Keystone limited wreck near Over an Embankment
The Keystone limited on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad plunged six cars and the locomotive over an embankment west of Over an Embankment VaLPaA during the afternoon. The fireman was killed, an engineer and many passengers injured but expected to recover. General Floyd King of Brooklyn was among those hurt. The wreck was blamed on a defective rail.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
London Death Claims Jarvis-Conk Manager in June
B L Sheldon European manager of the Jarvis Conk Large Mortgage Trust company and son of Sant arponter of Chicago died in London on Sunday from heart disease. The death occurred after a lingering illness in Lonpor. He was aged Sant. He left Chicago to pursue business duties abroad.
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Lonpor
B. L. Sheldon
Jarvis-Conklin Large Mortgage Trust Company
Sonat Nen
Age of Santarponter
Chicago
Congressional Work Presses On In Washington
Washington June 27 Congress finishes conventions and shifts to lawmaking and campaign talk. The week likely sees passage of the agricultural bill and several appropriation bills in conference. Wests wool resolution, invalid pensions, and district affairs lead a busy schedule with joint resolutions on constitutional amendments and a Reading railroad probe expected.
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Chicago
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Ingalls Interviewed on Kansas Farmers Alliance Vitality
Ex Senator Ingalls arrives in New York en route to Europe and comments on the political scene. He predicts Harrison’s election but notes lingering clouds for Republicans. He says the Farmers Alliance or People’s party remains alive and well in Kansas with strong organization and financing aiming to retake the state legislature and provide Peffer with a trusted ally.
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Kansas
Europe
Harrison
Farmer's Alliance
People’s Party
Peffer
Ex-President of Kansas Farmers' Alliance Leaves People's Party
Topeka June 27 A caucus reading a letter from Frank McGrath former Kansas Alliance president announces his withdrawal from the People party He says the party is run by tricksters and farmers lack influence in its councils McGrath was beaten for re election as Alliance president by W H Biddle who was People party state treasurer Democrats and People party say the move won’t alter Kansas politics while Republicans claim it will restore their old majority.
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People's Party
Topeka
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Kansas Alliance
People Party
McGrath
W. H. Biddle
People’s Party
Democrats
Kansas
Detroit Submarine Boat Tested for Destroyer Link
Commodore William F. Folger directs W. Scott Sims to work with George C. Baker on the Detroit built submarine boat. Sims observed repairs after a battery explosion and praised the craft’s keel, propulsion, and controllability as key to pairing with a torpedo for a destroyer. In Davenport, Mississippi River levels hit a record 19.1 feet, flooding factories and homes, with embankments at risk and Milan Illinois also submerged.
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Bureau of Ordnance
Washington
W. Scott Sims
Sims-Edison
George C. Baker
Commodore Folger
Sims
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Baker
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Mississippi River
Davenport
South Rock Island
Milan
Ills
Rock River
Chicago suburb flood after dyke failure at Grand Crossing
Eighty seventh street dyke between Dauphin Park and Grand Crossing gave way Sunday afternoon. Flood waters reached two to three feet in Grand Crossing and Dauphin Park, with basements flooded and homes at risk. Authorities asked for aid as Burnside also threatened. water spreading toward the lake from Mud Lake area.
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Sleeper derailed on Alabama and Vicksburg line
A sleeper attached to the west bound express from Cincinnati on the Alabama and Vicksburg railroad derailed four miles from Vicksburg. The car rolled down a twenty foot embankment into a deep pond. Passengers seriously injured include John Rogers and wife from Cincinnati BE Johnson of Richmond L R Duncan of Chattanooga and twenty five others bruised. Kingston New York smallpox outbreak triggers quarantine actions after a visiting suspect is identified. Harvey Peak Mining stockholders tour Hill City property to inspect Harney Peak mines. Ice cream poisoning sickens twenty in Asbury Park. Kilimanjaro mission arms alleged to aid natives against Germans. Petroleum discovery near Staples Minnesota excites residents. Coates tank line warehouse destroyed in Yanxton South Dakota with $2000 loss and no insurance.
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Miss
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Richmond
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