Grover Cleveland Nominated by Acclamation at St Louis
The Democratic National Convention nominates Grover Cleveland for President by acclamation after a rousing scene. Daniel Dougherty names Cleveland amid cheers as members applaud and a laurel wreath is placed on a bust. the hall erupts in a lengthy display of banners, bands, and fanfare.
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Rapid shifts in lake traffic by rail lines
Chicago dispatch reports railways extending boat services to key ports and handling two thirds of shipments from Chicago Milwaukee and Duluth. Madison notes the German Lutheran Synod votes to move its seminary from Mendota Illinois to Dubuque contingent on land and cash offers. Oregon results show Republicans carry the state by about 7600 with Hermann favored in Congress and a 66 to 24 joint Legislature tally.
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English fortune heir estate to be divided in England
The Lawrence Townsley Chasu estate valued at several million dollars has been settled in English courts. Mrs. M. D. McGregor of this city is named as an heir and will receive 5750.00 as her share.
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Fifteen Workmen Buried in Wisconsin Hotel Construction
One of the brick walls of the Land aid River Improvement Company's hotel under construction at West Superior fell at 1:3 yesterday afternoon burying five workmen and injuring as many more. No further details were available.
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Belva Lockwood Accepts Equal Rights Nomination for Presidency
From Washington June 7 Mrs Belva A Lockwood accepts the Nomination of the Equal Rights Party for President of the United States. She pledges to lead suffragists on an anti scandal platform and calls for equal rights organizations in every electoral district and prompt rejection of campaign scandals.
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Telegraphic Brevities from Across the Nation
Seventeen year locusts swarm at Clinton Louisiana. Esther Rhodes of Hartsville celebrates tenth birthday. Albert Decker crushed to death at Lim o while removing a building. Chicago building permits total 1738 valued near 10 000000. Hanover cotton mills burned with 15000 spindles. 300 workers left jobless. 1400 bales of Jones Rookison Co cotton burned in Columbia South Carolina. loss insured. Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers hold Pittsburgh convention with 2000 delegates. Mathews children drown crossing Elshore river near Wiser Nob Lena Anna Otto aged 11 11 and 5. Henry Villaru scouts a South Pole expedition. Dr Neumary of Hamburg to cooperate. Prairieville Michigan Charles Armstrong buried eighteen feet when old well walls cave in. rescue after five hours.
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General Sheridan in fragile condition as illness feared
Washington reports describe General Sheridan's health as potentially worsening after a serious hemorrhage and heart disease. Bulletins note prior progress but warn that a recurrence or heart failure could threaten his life, while doctors acknowledge cautious optimism based on recent signs.
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Railway Derailment Near Tam pco Kills Eighteen
Eighteen persons died and one was injured when a construction train derailed near a bridge outside Tam pco, Mexico. A donkey and a tow were on the track, causing the derailment as the train plunged down an embankment. many victims were brought in yesterday.
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