Great Army encampment parade and storms briefed
July 24 coverage details a massive Grand Army parade in Minneapolis with about 8 000 in the procession and 75 000 visitors in the city and grounds, featuring Generals Logan Sherman and a host of dignitaries, followed by unions and fireworks. A separate damaging storm hit Whe nale Minwackee area with losses cited at Jefferson and neighboring towns.
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Democratic National Committee Opens With Acclamation
National committee meetings in New York feature a lengthy session with reporters excluded as Barnum is poised for re election as chairman. Key delegates and proxies from multiple states attend, while Gorman presides as temporary chair with Prince as secretary amid brisk behind the scenes maneuvering.
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Railroad gains Lookout Mountain site in Chattanooga
Colonel E. We Cole of Nashville former railroad magnate buys Whiteside Interests on Lookout Mountain for 3125,000. Engineers will lay out a railroad from the city to the mountain summit in the style of Mount Washington. A hotel and university endowment are planned.
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Comet Position Report and Local Homicide Incident
E E Barnard provides July 20 comet position with given right ascension and declination measurements noting small motion and larger nucleus. In Curlaco a man James Cullinan killed George Nichols after interference. witnesses say shooting was unprovoked as Nichols left the scene.
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Prohibitionist Ticket Nominates St John for President
The Prohibition party convention opened in July with California's Babcock nominating Gideon T. Stewart, Illinois backing St John, and Frances Willard boosting the St John bid. St John won unanimous nomination after roll call amid thunderous support and a victory song.
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Fires and trials fill busy Manistee and beyond
Damages reach 30000 from a fire in Manistee Michigan. Multiple incidents are noted including a 13000 setback to tenants in Ramsdell's block, a retired rear admiral dying in Princeton aged 75, a New York publisher fleeing an assignment, and a Providence rubber company treasurer denying a failure. Reports cover strikes in Hamilton Ontario, a fatal shooting in Jackson Mississippi, large liabilities in Ocala Florida, a storm in Hokland Michigan, sheriff action on a brewer estate, cattle pooling in Oklahoma, and political nominations in West Virginia Iowa and a note on New Orleans Exposition Russia delegation.
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Exposition officials ready to ship exhibit funds
The World Exposition managers authorize Director Burke to notify governors that the first installment of the $5,000 appropriation is ready for orders. In Yaverox and Dakota, Governor Pierce arrived and will likely take the oath today, with Secretary Teller poised to act as governor.
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Canade Wind Rifle Maton at Wimbledon Kalaporn Cup
Canadian team won the Kalaporn Cup in a rifle contest at Wimbledon with a score of 465. They competed against English and Indian teams, and the Enaheh team recorded 660. Indian team A Cyclobe from Connecticut, New Haven, Conn., July 23.
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