Cleveland Nominated by Democratic Party at Chicago Convention
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago nominates Grover Cleveland for President on the first ballot after a long debate. Delegates cheer as Cleveland’s name is placed, with Ohio and New York leading the nomination drive and widespread excitement throughout the hall.
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World's Fair exhibits from many nations and regions
A detailed preview outlines plans for the World's Fair including Japan's space in the lines, a collective exhibit by American colleges, and a national Indian exhibit spanning from northern tribes to Tierra del Fuego. Highlights cover a 500 pound satin gold brick from Helena mine owners, a Jefferson chair donation, and forthcoming French pavilion efforts.
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Department of Agriculture
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Scattered Oddities From Various Regions Reported
A jumble of notes cites changes in agriculture and industry from multiple areas. Items include wheat acreage reductions, a new ship line, volcanic activity near Mount Vesuvius, and immigrant counts for May. Other entries mention tin usage, rail line control, and a famous statue unrest.
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Democratic Party Principles Platform Statement
The Democratic Platform calls for return to states rights and limited federal power, strict opposition to federal election control, protection of white and Black rights, opposition to mass immigration limits, and support for silver and gold coinage. It condemns Republican tariffs, favors tariff reform, anti–trust regulation, land reform, and pensions for veterans, while backing public schools and territorial statehood. It warns against federal overreach in elections and endorses naval strength for defense.
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Prominent Figures Named In Curious Global Notes
A string of brief items mentions Prixex Bisuanck declining offers, Kixo Oscan from Sweden linked to a Panama Canal scheme, composer Gorxon with operas awaiting edits, and Henry M. Staxey a parliamentary candidate. Other notes cover Enaise Goopar and Dr Joux Trapat, poet TExxyson, the Czar of Howla inviting the Austrian Emperor to hunt, and Hayes family details in Ohio.
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Labor News Skims Across Nations and Industries
The report notes Boston women compositors organizing, IndianaNapour carpenters unions, and Hungarians in Pennsylvania coke ovens facing fatal effects. It cites rising silk worker strikes, expands global labor trends from Hamburg cigarmakers to Spanish telegraph operators, and mentions wage scales in Atlantic City waiters and Pittsburgh iron demand.
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Disastrous Wreck Near Barrisbury Penn Injures Dozens
A severe railroad collision on Dock Street in Barrisbury Pennsylvania involved the Western Express tearing apart two sections of five cars. Fatalities include Richard Adams and an unknown man from Altoona with a New York man among the dead. A woman aboard lost her infant. about forty were injured. Bodies were taken to the Pennsylvania Railroad Mortuary. ships Alaska and Avenmara Menezes faced delays en route to New York.
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Recall of Captain Borup from Paris Legation
United States Secretary of War orders Captain Borup relieved from further duty at the Paris legation and to report to Washington. The recall follows French government pressure amid allegations of secret defense plans and contraband documents. Borup admits paying for secret papers but claims following military attachés’ practice.
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Turbulent Atlantic Storm Hits Coast and Towns
A major storm caused heavy rain and high winds from New Jersey to Pennsylvania. Dams, homes, and businesses suffered flooding and debris. several deaths and injuries were reported along the coast and inland.
Cholera Reckoning and Diplomatic Accusations Across Regions
In Baku over a week 104 cholera cases and 70 deaths are reported amid broader regional turmoil. A clerk in the Nextery Department is arrested for transmitting seed and defenses plans to Germany and Italy. Separately in Mexico City a smallpox outbreak prompts fatalities. In Britain Parliament faces dissolution and a shaken mood in Irish security amid fears of Home Rule gains before elections.
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Launching of the battleship Texas at Norfolk Virginia
Twelve thousand spectators braved rain and mud as the battleship Texas slid into the water at Norfolk Navy Yard. Miss Madge Williams christened the ship with the phrase I christen thee Texas. The armorclad vessel, first of its kind in U S waters, measures 290 feet between perpendiculars and will steam seventeen knots with a crew of 863.
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Cloudburst Devastates Chickasaw County Iowa
Complete reports detail a deadly cloudburst in Chickasaw County. In Fredericksburg two par sons were killed and a dozen injured, some fatally. In Sumner five Powens were killed outright. Property and crops losses exceed 300000 with twenty eight homes destroyed and many more wrecked. Farmers suffer injuries and seek aid.
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Village Life and Croup Cure in 1851 England
In England in 1851 about 6000 houses had fifty windows of glass and upwards in each, 275000 had ten windows and upwards, and 726000 had seven windows or less. On Mountain Top Croup Pneumonia Inflamed Larynx Tickling or Racking Cough who atin tio nojourner. No remedy known will strike at the rot of these dinewaeg and revews every traca of them as will Dr Hoxsle's Certain Croup Cure. No opium sold by prominent disgusts. 50e manufactured by A P Hoxsle Buffalo N Y. Shakespeare figures Tramlet 1569 lines Iago 1117 Othello 880 Lear 770.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure indemnity affidavit near Toledo
Frank J. Cheney claims he is senior partner of F J Cheney & Co doing business in Toledo Ohio and will pay 100 for each incurable catarrh. Sworn December 6 in Seabon.
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