Democratic Convention in Chicago on Fifth Ballot Shows Unity
Report of a Democratic national convention in Chicago with long delays to reach a final ballot. Delegates cheer as Pattison and other nominees are debated amid platform talks. The Coliseum crowd erupts, chairs are climbed, and a wave of enthusiasm signals the nomination process nearing completion.
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National Democratic Convention Delays and Silver Victory
The Democratic convention opened with prayers as over twelve thousand gathered. After two hours of speeches and maneuvers, the silver faction won the chair with John W. Daniel as temporary chairman, signaling a fierce battle over coinage policy that dominated the proceedings through the night.
Maine Man Sewall Chosen Democratic Vice President Nominee
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago ends with Arthur Sewall of Maine named as the vice presidential candidate after a long floor fight. Sardon of South and West blocs shift, while McLean withdraws, leaving Sewall to be proclaimed by acclamation as the 1806 convention closes.
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Benatar James M Jones Elected Chairman of Democratic National Committee
James M Jones Benatar was elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee. He expressed honor and commitment to the cause of silver. The meeting noted lack of representation from several states and occasional dissent among attendees. McBryan was present during the gathering.
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Wage scale strike halts mills in Achening Valley towns
A wage scale dispute shuts down all mills in Yoomestown Warren Niles Girard and nearby Ohio towns, leaving about 500 workers idled. Labor asks 4.50 per ton while manufacturers counter with an offer unclear in the report.
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