New England Delegation Remains Divided After Session
The session lasted about two hours and ended without change in stance. Indignant members complained of fellow rigidity while Blaine supporters felt satisfied. Hoar warned secrecy breaches as delegates separated for dinner then headed to the convention hall. Major Gould abandons hopes of uniting New England delegates. Most wish to leave tomorrow, but may stay over Sunday if tensions persist.
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Convention Chaos and Political Rivalry in Chicago
Caricaco June 22 reports a Blaine procession marching into the Grand Pacific Hotel rotunda in Chicago, with rival Blaine and Gresham factions clashing over banners amid a sea of cheers. Police failed to control the crowd as banners were torn, causing a wild melee.
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Gresham
Maine
Clark Street
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Women Demand Citizenship Rights in Republican Platform
Susan B. Anthony and Isabella Beecher Hooker rail against Republican treatment of women’s suffrage. They recount women’s contributions from colonial figures to Civil War efforts, urge inclusion of women as citizens in the party platform, and petition the convention to allow a suffrage resolution and speaking rights.
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John Adams
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Corby
Virginia
Congress
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Free Soil Party
Fremont
Jessie
Buchanan
Anna Dickinson
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Sumner
America
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Chicago
Convention News Shapes House Debates and Seatings
Washington June 22 The House floor shows divided Interest with Democrats engrossed in bulletins from Chicago while Republicans cluster to receive updates. Congressman White of Indiana delivers a forceful speech challenging seat validity after defeating Lowry, though an election committee questions White’s eligibility as an alien.
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Blaine Emerges as Nominee Contender Across Several Occasions
Reports indicate Blaine was named the possible nominee on multiple occasions throughout today. The repeated indications suggest Blaine maintains momentum and broad support amid ongoing party discussions.
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Blaine
Blaine Favored by Crowds at Convention Bulletin
A large Blaine crowd gathered around newspaper office bulletin boards all day and into the evening as news arrived that Devon withdrew. Enthusiasm focused on Blaine with claims the longer the convention sits, the surer his nomination. Some feared a stampede to Blaine as New York’s strength appeared to shift.
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Devon
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Maine
Blaine Telegraphs From Jedburgh Denying Modification
G W S cables from London report Mr Blaine telegraphing from Jedburgh that several American correspondents are following him but denying any change to the stance in his Florence and Paris letters. The cable is sent at his request.
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G. W.S
the Tribune
London
Blaine
Jedburgh
Florence
Baseball Yesterday on South End Grounds Exhibition Ends in Detroit Victory
The New York and Boston teams played a near pitcher's duel before 3649 fans with seven hits off Madden and four off Welch. Detroit won in the ninth after Tiernan scored the winning run following Connor's hit to left. Errors and base running shaped the scoring with Boston's only run aided by wild throws.
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Thousand Island House stables burn at Bay Alexandria
Fire at the Thousand Island House in Bay Alexandria destroys stables and servants quarters at 6 o clock this morning. Wind kept flames from consuming the vast wooden hotel as 500 guests were preparing for a morning boat to Montreal. Fire extinguishers proved nearly useless and chaos ensued.
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Thousand Island House
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Severe Gale Strikes Grand River Quebec Calamity Reports
A severe gale at Grand River Quebec on June 28 caused heavy loss of life and property. Six fishermen are confirmed drowned after boats on the Miscou banks were swept away. The government cruiser Brydges recovered a overturned boat with the body of Simon Lancup entangled in a trawl line. his brother remains missing.
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Harvard Honors and Degree Candidates Arts and Law
Harvard notes honor roll lists philosophy music and chemistry distinctions awarded to Lloyd Mead Spalding Kahnweiler Gibson with highest chemistry honors to Gibbs. The law faculty recommends LL B degrees for Aldrich Allen Bancroft Boyden Brice Campbell Cowles Cushing Darling Goodale Hobbs Hoen King Lewin Newhall Osborn Robinson Robertson Storrow Trask Weyse Williams Vaughn Wister. LL B cum laude nominations include Davis Gorham Johnson Kaan Lee Melnnes Norton Simes.
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Blewett Harrison Lee
William Morrow
Melnnes
Eliot Norton
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Germania Band to Perform Sunday Afternoon Concert
Forty musicians of the Germania Band will play a Sunday program starting at 4 pm. The set includes America and Lachner Overture, selections such as Si j etais roi, Heart's Delight, The Siege of Paris, The Rose, A Night in May, and Die Lorelei paraphrase. Soloists Saxophone and Trombone performances feature Mr. E Strasser and Mr. Reichardt with conductor Mr. Wilhelm Hietzel. Programmes will be distributed near the music stand.
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