Hendricks Nominated for Vice President at Chicago Convention
A Democratic National Convention committee notified Indiana's Thomas A Hendricks of his nomination as candidate for Vice President. The ceremony at Grand Union Hotel featured speeches by Kenars Vitus and Waller with Hendricks accepting and pledging to uphold Democratic values.
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Texas Fever in Chicago Cattle Sparks Health Debate
An interview with Dr. Salmon discusses Texas fever among cattle arriving from the south, noting the disease is not contagious in cattle yet spread through imported pens and transport. Officials consider winter movement for southern stock and outline containment at Chicago yards, with inspections and planned investigations in Jacksonville and potential quarantine if the illness recurs.
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National Board of Health Elects Officers and Sets Cholera Duty
The National Board of Health met yesterday and elected officers for the coming year: President Dr James L Cobett of Virginia Vice president Dr Stephen Smith of New York Secretary George E Waring Jr of Rhode Island. The board empowered its executive committee to assign on all matters affecting public health and to place board members on duty without compensation to investigate cholera threats and other epidemics.
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Contraction of Circulating Medium Totals $32 Million
Washington July 30 The Treasury reports show a seven month contraction in the nation’s outside treasury circulating medium totaling about $32,000,000. Silver dollars and bank notes declined while gold certificates and silver certificates rose, with a net apparent increase offset by calculated real contraction. The report notes gold exports and mine production deepened the net loss, and cites the McPherson bill as a possible remedy to enlarge national bank circulation.
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NOT IN THE RING NAVIGATION BUREAU WILL NOT INTERFERE
James Patten commissioner of navigation wrote to Charles I Elwell president of the maritime exchange of New York replying to inquiries about promissory notes by seamen for debts incurred before the June 26 1844 act banning advance wages. He states the bureau cannot construe the law and that any plans to solve the issue cannot rely on official sanction.
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Desperate Suicide Attempt by Kentucky Congressman Culbert
William W. Culbert a Republican representative from Kentucky ninth district tried suicide by shooting five times in a National Hotel room. He reportedly drank heavily and aimed to complete the act after shipping trunks home. He received officers after collapsing and remains at Providence Hospital with a still precarious condition.
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Moses in the Meshes: Governor and Police Over a Re-Arrest
Chicago scene as Chief Doyle Inspector Wille and officers seek a new warrant to rearrest Ex-Governor Moses of South Carolina after a prior arrest for winding physicians and a habeas corpus discharge. Boston charges and Massachusetts requisition loom while Governor Hamilton weighs statute.
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Explosion at Upmeire House Kills and Injures Multiple
A bright rocket exploded after a boy brought home an unexploded firework from an exhibition. Mrs Upmeire and several children were injured, including a 12 year old fatally. The blast wrecked the area and involved a six pound rocket. Nearby families reported strange behavior linked to bewitchment in Detroit.
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World News Briefs on Cholera and Global Tensions
Dispatches from Paris report Marseilles cholera cases rising with 12 deaths last night and 8 more today. hospital admissions surge while safety for doctors in suburbs is urged. London covers Franco Chinese tensions in Foo Chow, with Paris ministers pursuing commercial rights and indemnities. Also noted are Goodwood race results, Daly Eagan McDonnell trial in London, and other international updates.
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Multiple Bank Closures and Factory Shuts Across Cities
Richmond national bank in Indiana could not meet balances and will close. assets expected to exceed liabilities by about 208000. Westinghouse Air Brake to discharge 215 employees after next Saturday. Bettle & Brother wool merchants assign liabilities at 125000. Lewiston Mills to shut until September 1 due to overproduction. York Manufacturing to close Saco mills for about 20 days. Midpom Car Works to shut down this week amid weak trade. Several brick manufacturers yield to nine-hour workday. 148 members on strike with 1358 total union. Riot at grass works leaves two injured. Nebraska cattle disease investigated. commission dispatched. Dempsey Falljames fight ends. Dempsey wins after 35 minutes. Four Beatrice girls killed by lightning near Maryville. mother hospitalized. Edny shot at Soddy, alive. Clashes near Rockwood. residents warned of further trouble. Cincinnati Sun sale under cloud. likely private sale or closure.
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