Convention in Boston Describes Rival Factions and Unit Rule Debate
Report from special dispatch notes royal attention to Prince Leopold at the convention as Blaine and Grant factions clash. Edmunds weakens amid Vermont ties. Conkling grows assertive advocating delay. Protests from independents praise Wheeling delegates for defending free thought and opposing pledges to bind delegates to a single presidential choice.
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Queen Victoria’s son at CuicaGo convention crowd
Spectators on the front platform include Prince Leopold and Princess Louise at Grand Pacific. Conkling enters to applause as Garfield shows in. Hoar calls the convention to order at 10:45 with Rev. Arthur Little delivering the invocation. Conkling reads a pledge urging unanimous support for the party nominee.
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Alabama Contests and Illinois Delegates Debate in Convention
The convention debated Alabama contest outcomes and the right of district representation. Conger and Boutwell clashed over debate limits and the Louisiana case, while Logan pressed for Illinois seats. The majority report on Alabama was adopted after disputed questions were resolved.
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Ohio youth shot at New York preparatory school for West Point
John G. Thompson Jr of Ohio was wounded in the abdomen at Highland Falls by Beaumont Buck of Texas during hazing tensions at Col Huse preparatory school. Buck, 20, surrendered to Justice Avery and awaits Thompson's condition update. Buck claims brutal hazing and seeks West Point reappointment if separation occurs.
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Dart mouth College Examining Committee Appointed
Hanover June 4 The examining committee for the annual examinations at Dart mouth College beginning June 15 has been appointed. Members include Hon J E Sargent Prof C O Thompson Horatio N Twombly Esq New York City Hon W G Veazey Rutland Caleb Blodgett Rev A Little D D Chicago Hon Amos Hadley Concord and Rev A B Dascomb Bellows Falls. The first five were appointed by the alumni and the rest by the faculty.
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Musical convention closes in Meredith with grand concert
The Meredith musical convention ended Friday with a grand concert featuring pianist Martha Dana Sher and other talents. In Brunswick Bowdoin College boat race the class of '82 won first prize in 19 minutes 46 and a quarter seconds for three miles. Thieves stole two gold watches and about 4150 in money from clothing at the boat house. In Gloucester, Samuel B. Martin and Charles H. Haskell, minors, faced court for arson and breaking and entering charges. evidence marks them as guilty and the case was continued to Thursday.
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Wind storm damages St Louis areas injures man
A morning wind storm in St Louis caused significant harm across the city. The Central Elevator at the riverfront lost its shipping bins capacity of about 49,000 bushels and was smashed. An employee was killed. The roof of the Insane Asylum, five miles from downtown, was blown off.
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Iron merchant Scofield suspends with $2 million liabilities
New York on June 4 Charles W Scofield of 115 Broadway a merchant in iron has suspended with liabilities about 2 000 000 of which half is secured by merchandise He says extended time from creditors would allow full payment and cites 2 million in Western railroad investments His failure stems from sharp iron price declines
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