Democrats Nominate Cleveland on One Ballot at Chicago Convention
At Chicago's wigwam on the lake front the 1892 national Democratic convention nominated Grover Cleveland for president on a single ballot with Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois chosen as vice president. The report details sessions, committee selections, and the dramatic roll calls that led to Cleveland's unanimous nomination and Stevenson’s selection, along with notes on speakers and convention proceedings.
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Adlai &. Stevenson
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Wigwermn
Lake Front
Chairan Beiee
Urle
Indies’ Press Fp
Brice
John Rouse
Sheerin
William ©. Owens
Krutucky
S. P Sheerin
Republic
Congress
Httle
Republic of Chile
Abel
Republican Party
Marshal Ney
Minneapolis
Owens
Arkansas
J.C. Hawthorne
Alabama
A. G. Smith
California
William Thompson
Colorado
Thomas M. Patterson
Connecticut
A. P. Hyde
Delaware
T. F. Bayard
Florida
CG. Gamiden
Georgia
L. ¥. Garrard
Llinois
Clayton E. Crafts
Indiana
C. Tl. Jewett
Towa
N. B. Holbrook
Kentucky
James P. McKenzie
Kansas
Thomas P. Tenlon
Louisiana
J. Boater
Maine
J. T. Baurylund
J. M. Gwinn
Massachusetts
John E. Russell
Michigan
E. F. Uhl
Minnesota
Lewis Baker
Mississippi
H M. Street
Nebraska
N. S
Virginia
J. W. Daniel
Washington
J. A. Mundy
West Virginia
J.B. Taney
Wisconsin
W. F. Vilas
South Dakota
W. B. Steele
North Dakota
W. E H. Parcell
Montana
Thomas Jones
Idaho
G. W. Bryan
Wyoming
George I. Beck
Arizona
GC. Hughes
New Mexico
Idus L. Fielder
Utah
M. F. Turpey
C. Vandergriff
Sam Pasco
Clark Howell, Jr
F.W. Beane
Mlinois
Benjamin R. Cable
Iowa
J. J. Richardson
Simeon
P. Sheerin
Thomas H. Shirley
C. W. Blair
James Jeffries
Josiah Quincy
Masine
Arthur Sewell
Swett
Blaine
Gen. Bragg
Johnny
Suwanee
Chicago
Alfred H. Henry
Methodist Episcopal Dhutrch
Wichler
Lyman Trumbull
James R. Doolittle
Roger Q Mills
Johnson
Ohio
Mills
de Young
Palmer
Ilinois
Tadiana
Isaac P. Gray
New York
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Gray
Boles
Carlisle
John R. Fellows
Fellows
John E. Lamb
Bernard
C. L. Henderson
John T. Cain
Norris
Davis
District of Columbia
William L. Wilson
S. P. Sheerin
Don M. Dickinson
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Gov. Francia
Missouri
Senator Brice
Inglish
Martin Clardy
Committee On Rules
Committee On
Jon Dickinson
Vilus
Patterson
Chatreay Wilson
Grover Cleveland
Gov. Abbott
New Jersey
Wals
St Louis
Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dr. Green
United States
Terre Haute
Vance
T. Scott
Porter
Tennessee
Vermont
Shavis
Nicholas EK. Worthington
J. S. Rhea
Elias Kupp
North Carolina
Throckmorton
Texas
Edwin Whi
Uhi
Allen B. Morse
Supreme Court of
W. F. Vandever
J. H King
Morse
Lambert Tree
Horace Boies
Edwin S. Bragg
Commonwealth
Bragg
John L. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Cole
Mitchell
Wissin
Gen. Stevenson
Fayetteville
N. Y
Grover
Buffalo
Frances Folsom
Folsom
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Mrs. Cleveland
Ruth
Bloomington
Christianson
Center College
Danville
Ill
Metamora
Woodford County
J. S. Ewery
Hayes
Mr. Stevenson
West Point
Remedies and cures flood a 19th century ad page
A scrambled collage of patent medicines and testimonials urges readers to try Eleectropole cures for dyspepsia and liver issues, touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for travelers, and lists promotional claims from various companies. Witty quips and quotes punctuate the cluttered ad content.
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Parthian Palace
Dr Sage Catarrh Remedy Promise of $500 or Cure
A vintage advertisement promises a $500 payoff or a complete cure for catarrh using Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. It touts relief from cold in the head and catarrhal headaches, claiming mild, soothing action and permanent cures when rival treatments fail. The offer seeks to prove the remedy’s efficacy.
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Callor
National Electropoise Co
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C. B. Emery
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Neb
Dr. Sage
Reid
Sylvan Remedy CO
Peoria
August Flower helps Elmira schoolteacher recover
Miss C. G. McClave of 753 Park Place Elmira New York writes that while teaching her first term in a country school she suffered severe dyspepsia. After two weeks of dieting with no relief a friend advised August Flower. She bought a bottle and recovered quickly from her indisposition.
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Park Place
Elmira
N. Y
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