Democratic National Convention opens amid crowds and controversy
On July 1 Chicago hosted the Democratic National Convention with ex governor Hubbard presiding as temporary chair. The meeting featured debates over rules, New York voting autonomy, and the selection of a ticket, including Bayard, Gray, McDonald, Thurman, Cleveland, and others, amid strong party unity calls and protests.
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Quiet end to the Forty-eighth Congress adjourns
Washington reports the first session of the Forty-eighth Congress ended quietly at three p.m. with full galleries and no incident. President Arthur nominated three commissioners to visit South American governments to deepen US commercial ties. An evening summary notes many bills and resolutions introduced, several enacted, and a large portion relating to private relief, infrastructure, and military matters.
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Bracelet theft suspect released after police hold
A Cincinnati man named Willan G. Toon, arrested in Mitchell Wisconsin for attempting to obtain $2,000 on a claim of diamonds, was found with about $7,000 in jewelry. He claimed travel funds, was released after jewelry kept to identify owners, and Toon was later sent to await word from Cincinnati authorities. A fire in Mitchell lumber yard destroyed twelve acres of stacked lumber, with losses around $10,000, and a suspected spark from a passing car started the blaze.
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Roof collapse at race course injures crowd in Montana
A Friday accident at a race course in Burre Montana saw about five hundred spectators on the grandstand when the roof and foundation gave way trapping and injuring many. Several seriously hurt with two not expected to live. Firemen and officials rushed to clear debris and assist victims.
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