Democratic convention opens in Chicago with Hubbard chosen temporary chair
The National Democratic Committee convened in Chicago with ex-Senator Barnum presiding. Hubbard of Texas was unanimously elected temporary chairman. The session praised harmony, debated rules, and adjourned to resume with nominations and platform discussions. The platform denounces Republicans, pledges tariff reform, civil service, and free education while endorsing an American continental policy and protection of native and naturalized citizens.
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Convention at Chicago opens with contentious nomination calls
Governor Hubbard adjourns the convention amid noise as Pennsylvania, New York and California delegates clash over nominations. A call of States outlines presidential and vice presidential choices while Vilas accepts the permanent chair. Rumors of irregular tallies and enforcement of order continue as ballots move toward platform adoption.
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Democratic Platform Urges Strong Foreign Policy and Reform
The document argues for protecting citizens abroad and reparations for infringements, criticizes Republican foreign policy, and champions American labor, tax relief, and national growth. It lauds Democratic achievements, calls for Mississippi River improvements, and denounces surrender of markets to Britain while pledging renewed leadership under Samuel J. Tilden.
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Cleveland the Successful Candidate in Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention opened at eleven with prayer by Rev Dr Clinton Locke. Pennsylvania moved to second ballot. After many exchanges and a dramatic Hendricks rally, Cleveland led in votes, with Illinois and New York backing him. The scene included cheering, banners, and band music, lasting several minutes amid ongoing roll calls and retirements for Indiana and other states.
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Sap flavors vary by tree age and season in maple sugar making
A New Hampshire maple sugar maker notes that each sap grade would taste distinct if boiled separately. The best sap comes from the last year’s growth spanning the whole tree. Flavor and quality deteriorate toward the center as the season progresses. Also referenced: social notes about young ladies in humorous columns and Kansas City’s lack of a pro baseball club due to residents’ busy lives. The piece ends with a reflective question on constancy of mind.
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Wells Richardson Butter Color Dominates Autumn Fairs
The Record of the Fairs notes Wells Richardson Co Improved Butter Color won first premiums at multiple fairs. The product uses a vegetable oil base to stay non rancid, colors butter naturally without tinting butter milk, and is touted as the strongest and cheapest color in the market.
Hop Bitters Praised as Plain Honest Remedy
A testimonial reveals Hop Bitters credited for restoring health after years of ailments including kidney and liver trouble. Parents claim their daughter, once in misery under physicians, found relief with this simple remedy, highlighting its wide sales and favorable press.
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Baltimore and Ohio R R General Passenger Agent
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces C. K. Lord appointed as General Passenger Agent. The notice highlights leadership change and the carrier’s passenger service focus.
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