24 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Eau Claire News
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1892
Page
1
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In Chicago the Democratic convention opened with W C Owens of Kentucky calling for unity and a resolution offering sympathy to James G Blaine. Twelve thousand spectators filled the arena as speakers urged support for the party’s leader and set the tone for proceedings amid emotional tributes and early procedural moves.
In Curia lo June 4 Cleveland clinches Democratic presidential nomination after Alaska grants 604 votes at 3:27 a.m. Texas West Virginia and Maryland shift ballots to favor Cleveland as the convention continues its roll call.
Reported chaos and chanting fill a large public gathering as speakers address a rapt audience. A tense scene unfolds with disorder and strong emotions during a pivotal moment at the platform.
The Cleveland slate gains unanimous support as the convention selects its nominee. Delegates from Virginia and other states back the choice amid applause. platform pledges opposition to federal election control, tariff reform, and protectionist policy while endorsing pensions for veterans and territorial admission measures.
In Wilton a former strict disciplinarian William Sturges, now near seventy, fought with his former pupil Jeremo Olmstead's son Harry after a decades old thrashing. The two exchanged blows in a street brawl ending with Sturges dominating and Olmstead seeking revenge. Bystanders separated them as injuries showed.
A woman's remains, almost skeletonized, were found in a grove owned by George Coperthorne in Axhippan town Waukesha County. The body lacked hands and head was later found beneath a brush pile. several similar murders have occurred nearby, leaving investigators puzzled.
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