Cleveland Nomination Storm Sweeps Democratic Convention
The Chicago convention moves through balloting as Grover Cleveland gains ground on Hendricks. In the morning session Pennsylvania backs Cleveland, then the second ballot yields a unanimous Cleveland nomination. News floods from New York to California with cheers, gun salutes, and public celebrations across several cities.
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Eight cared shell race wins Sharpless cup for Columbias
Pea Laverrain Pennsylvania reports the eight cared shell race on the Schuylkill, won by the Columbias of Washington DC in 8.0634, the fastest ever on the mile and a half course. UPenn crew finished second. Brikle Lynchers isestep noted.
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French China naval move planned amid cholera fears
Paris reports a French cabinet plan to limit actions in China to a major naval demonstration after the hot season ends. Transports at Brest prepare to load materials for China as Shanghai demands indemnity payment. Quarantine protests rise in Italy and warnings of cholera spread impact Europe.
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Poe Cottage Sold Private Sale Near Fordham Village
New York reports James T. Well sold Poe’s Fordham home for 36250 to J Keary of Keary Brothers. The one and a half story cottage sits on 1.5 acres near Harlem Road and Fordham Station, with Poe’s study room, famous poem connections, and a venerable orchard tree bearing his initials.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Dialog Reveals Vigilance Tensions
An OCR fragment shows a Philadelphia Call interview with two Western Dame voices arguing over ancestry and local power. They discuss a grandfather who owned a keno parlor, a hamlet past, and the specter of vigilante committees in early city history.
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