Cleveland Nominated by Democratic States to Support Presidential Bid
The text details Mr. Cleveland’s delegate support, noting 613 of 617 votes, strong majorities in doubtful and hopeful states, and unanimous backing from Indiana New Jersey Connecticut, with New York as a key opposing state. It argues his nomination reflected votes from states essential to his election.
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Tariff battles and Cleveland rise in 1890 politics
The article critiques tariff policy and wages, citing Grover Cleveland’s 1887 message. It notes Cochran’s Chicago speech praising Cleveland, contrasts party dynamics in New York and Indiana, and recounts detailed 1880s NY and national voting figures. It also cites a 1890 census bulletin showing population growth and white to colored population increases.
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Clarkson declines national committee chair as Campbell chosen
In Washington the Republican National Committee elects W J Campbell of Illinois as chairman after General Clarkson declines the post. Campbell is unanimously chosen with DeYoung as vice chair, Carter as secretary and Bliss as treasurer. The committee also forms an executive panel and adjourns to reconvene during the campaign.
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Tragedy in Centerville Ohio Ends in Fractured Brotherhood
Reported in Centerville Ohio a deadly quarrel between brothers Robert Barber and John Barber ends with Robert striking John to death. John, a lifelong cripple, suffered repeated blows and died Sunday night after the altercation in their room. Robert is jailed to await grand jury action at Kemia jail.
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Rabies Case and two fatal railroad and river incidents
Philadelphia woman develops hydrophobia after a dog bite but Pasteur Institute declined inoculation. Conductor D W Snodgrass killed while coupling at Carter's Switch on the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific railway. Two 15 year old boys drowned after their clothing found on the Muskingum river bank at Gibbert Station.
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Misfire during disguise leaves boy wounded
Van Went June 28 report says B D Ric line a known school teacher, in disguise as a tramp, tried to scare boys. Thorley Loussworth, age fourteen, with a Flobert rifle, shot Ricline in the breast, probably fatally.
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Indiana Gop Convention Swells To Packed Fort Wayne Rally
State delegates from across Indiana arrive as Governor Chase leads the gubernatorial field in a spirited convention in Fort Wayne. Huston declines to run, Steele weighs options, and rail leaders crowd the halls while 2,500 attendees fill hotels. News from Braz and surrounding towns reports shootings, accidents, and local tragedies.
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