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Story May 22, 1891

The Times

Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan

What is this article about?

Over 5,000 attendees drawn to Cincinnati for National Union convention on May 19, including Senator Peffer, Robert Schilling, A.J. Streeter, and Ignatius Donnelly, who dismissed a challenge to his Minnesota delegation by the state Farmers' Alliance committee.

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National Union Convention.

CINCINNATI, May 19.—Over 5,000 people have been attracted to the city by the National Union convention, but just how many of these are regular delegates cannot be determined until the committee on credentials gets to work. Last night's arrivals included Senator Peffer of Kansas; Robert Schilling, of Milwaukee, the Wisconsin Socialist leader; Hon. A. J. Streeter, of Illinois, and Ignatius Donnelly. The latter, referring to the announcement that the delegation of his own appointment is to be contested by a delegation named by the state committee of the Minnesota Farmers' Alliance, says that the state committee had no power in the premises, and that he has no fear that the convention will expel either himself or his followers.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Justice

What keywords are associated?

National Union Convention Cincinnati Gathering Delegates Ignatius Donnelly Farmers Alliance Delegation Contest

What entities or persons were involved?

Senator Peffer Robert Schilling Hon. A. J. Streeter Ignatius Donnelly

Where did it happen?

Cincinnati

Story Details

Key Persons

Senator Peffer Robert Schilling Hon. A. J. Streeter Ignatius Donnelly

Location

Cincinnati

Event Date

May 19

Story Details

Over 5,000 people gathered for the National Union convention; arrivals included key figures; Ignatius Donnelly stated the state committee had no power to contest his delegation and he had no fear of expulsion.

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