Cleveland Nomination Ceremony in Albany Delavan House
The Albany events on July 24 detail the national Democratic committee’s activities for Grover Cleveland’s nomination. Delegates, the Phalanx demonstration, and a formal address from Colonel Vilas precede Cleveland’s reception and a celebratory supper, with an unveiling at the Delavan House and later remarks by Cleveland.
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Delavan pane
Chairtaan Barnum
ohof Yarbour
Virginia
south Carolina
pennigden AL organization
cdr
Wiliam EL
Basunin
Cong
shen
Gorman
Maryland
We W. Reason
North Carolina
Pines
Lousiana
Tin
Aun
Vilas
jive
Thera
Conagin
Thalanx
State street
Albany City
uni
Brute street
Broatway
Delavan house
hige banka
dynara
yeesive
notefs- Cibon
passon
national committee
CLEVELAND
tne
pythia
WT. Vilas
Wisconeonapi
thurman
Grover Cleveland
New York
dante
mahiotat democrate
Chicago
fuehontycunee
van didkuey
state of
Temarks
Nicholas M. Prince
Missouri
Cory
Tolon
Grover roland
GOVE
Jorme
antony
THOS TRE
national and notification committee
Samuel J. Randall
Pennsylvani
Perry Belmont
Abbott
Boston
W. J. Pillsbury
Wilson 8. Biscell
Buffalo
Cleveaud
Win
Dornhuimer
Lester B. Faulkner
L. Wingaton
Patrick A. Collins
Jorge ” George W._ Cochran
John E. DeVelenny
GIL Parker
Iowa
James Keenan
Troy
Ezek Cowan
R. E. Cleveland
Mary
Carrie Mastings
Ceylon
Abs. Fainaworth
Lamont
Daniell. Lamont
Folsom
Port Orange club
Washington avenue
Music hall
Leland opera house
Vilus
Wisconsin
Samuel J. Handall
Covernor T. M. Waller
Connecticut
Charles F. iooker
Mississippi
V. Stesencon
Kings
FIOM TILDEN
Tilden
iere Tone
Yonkers
Martin Delbwnty
democratic Phalanx
Albany democratic phalanx
Hendricks
Albany
J. TILES
Revolting Crime in Tennessee Ends in Arrests
In Coertssooga a mother Mrs Buchanan and her daughter Mary, seventeen, were seized by seven neighbors who dragged them to a river and forced them to board a boat toward Smiths Landing. The younger woman escaped after two days, while authorities arrested Gilhurst and Henry Thomas. One man confessed and named others. five remain at large. The victims, quiet farmers, faced a brutal assault and the trial seeks severe punishment.
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Coertssooga
Tenn
Smith's landing
Birchwood
Bradley county
ayo
sevenier
Cleveland
United States
Rasor
Gilhurst
partes
Henry Thomas
Spring City
Ilbuvat
Wastingington
Cathurst
Gulharat
Mia Buchanan
giernly
abe
Crimes of the Day from Conisianoa and Beyond
A compilation of brutal crimes and incidents across several cities. An inhuman father murders newborn twins and feeds their flesh to hogs near Conisianoa. Other items report a New York burglar shot, a station agent killed near Ely, Italian suspects cleared in an assault, horse thieves reportedly hanged in Utah, a night clerk fleeing with valuables from a New York hotel, a fatal beating in Virginia, a New York builders strike, a bank suspension in Braz, mill operations in Massachusetts, a Maine granite works failure, and various market and industrial tidings from across the country.
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Conisianoa
New
Braz
Commercial Bank
Pant RIVER
Mass
Weetamos
King Philip mill
Womuska
Boston
Biddeford granite works
Diddeford
Maine
Masonestan
daly
Detgorr, Mich
Barnum wire ost extensive plants works company
Parnell Postpones Belfast Nationalist Convention
The Irish national league will delay the Belfast convention planned for today, intending to hold county gatherings after Parliament prorogation as Mr. Parnell calls a northern Ireland convention. Central council regrets his stance.
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Parnell
Belfast
France
Tigteasty
Irish national league
league
Lonoon
London
Wm. E. Forster
W. H L. Smith
Lord Rosebery
Texas Fever Epidemic Hits Cattle Trade Near Manhattan
A Kansas City report notes two hundred Colorado steers purchased by N A Adams of Manhattan, with thirtyone dying from Spanish or Texas fever. Quarantine, slaughter of unaffected cattle, and shipping losses loom as more cattle arrive from Kansas. A later dispatch covers a Georgia Press Excursion visiting Carlie Gettesburg area and mountain scenery with railroad hospitality.
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Caicigo
N. A. Adams
Manhattan
Colorado
Kansas
Union
Texas
heath department
Kansaa
Adiapateh
Roadhouse
Chicago
Aston
Kavsasity
Foreign Briefs From The Times
Stockholm won the Godswood stakes. The Egyptian conference was unproductive. Belgium and the Vatican established diplomatic relations. No prospect of an Anglo French agreement on the Egyptian conference. France admits retreat from Tamatave a defeat. Women and forts arrested in St Petersburg for conspiracy. Swiss federal council keeps annual military training amid cholera. Gladstone says no second reading of franchise bill this session. Irish MPs Sexton and Healey tour the United States. Liberal English leaders to meet to plan against the House of Jordan.
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Stockholm
Belgain
Vatican
England
France
Tamatave
St. Petersburg
federal council of
Switzerland
Gladstone
Ir h
Mesars
Sexton and Healey
United States
house of Jorda
Cholera Visit Reveals Marseille Toulon Arles Scenes
A special dispatch recounts a five day tour of Marseille Toulon and Arles to study cholera. The reporter describes shuttered shops foul streets crowded ships and crowded hospitals where patients die and are buried at night. He notes low panic in Paris, harsh sanitation failures in Toulon, and grim scenes at the Pharo hospital before night burials near St Pierre.
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GREVY
Paris
Grovy
Ibia
PRANCT
Nice Sunna
Baziera
Marseilles
Dutring
Toulon
Alexandria
Arles
Aix
Vanalaine
Italy
Mansenres
New York Times
PARTIR
itres
Tarascon
Beaucaire
Rhone
hotel Noailles
Rue de Noailles
aisseria
Capelette
Toulon road
Quartier Capelette
New York
PHARO HOSPITAL
Phare
Clauzel
medical society
Queviel
Paul Bossano
Hospital Auxiliare de Pharo
Napoleon III
Seda
Eugenic
Germany
Pharo
Ono
landanum
ofavkom
CEMETES
St. Pierre
ithe Pharo hospital
Palais de l'Induettie
cher
TOCLON
Boulevard de Lesse
tabman
Place d’Armes
Place d'Armes
Hes
Gily
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America
Savannah
Wasurnaron
F.C. Adams
Suyeuizh Republican
TELEGRAPH
Lewes
Delaware
Aith
Jas
W. Reed
Rockingham County
congress
W. C. Johnston
John Eastwood
J.3. Kardon
F. B. Tately
Spanish river
Canada
Willow Valley
Oregon
Hickary Grote
Norfolk county
Calvin F. Rooker
Indianapolis
Jno
TENNESSEE
Shotusa
Henry Reordan
Michael Curry
Grand street
Curry
Reordan
Conan Ripios
lowe
warge Reed
E. N. Beaumont
Ely
here
Beaumont
Reed
Lizzie Bradley
Street
Lizzie Broadley
Mont
Lewinton
Meaghy
Maasle Shoals river
Downe
Felix
Wm. B. Ligelaws
Gram Union
Tielett
CuaRr Lo Tresviling
James Fry
John Rolling
eal rans
Cuattanooca
Alabama Great Southern
THE WORLD
GORDON
Varo
Kassola
Nile
Kassala
Kaddarif
senate
Ferry
chamber of dequities
Georgia Press Excurafoncy
JourTars
Georgia press
Carliie and
Gettesburg
Western Maryland railroad
Pennsylvania press association
Lunny caves
Marseillen
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