New York Republican Convention Adopts Platform and Nominates
The New York state convention approves the party platform aligned with national aims adopted in Chicago. It nominates Benjamin Harrison for president and Levi Morton for vice president, pledging all 88 electoral votes to the Republican ticket. The platform condemns corruption in the metropolis, supports immigration reform, taxation reforms, labor protections, and canal improvements, and calls for stricter naturalization laws while endorsing law enforcement and free elections.
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Death by own action linked to Hartford Bread family
The report details the death of an individual named Joseph Bread by self-inflicted means. It traces the Bread family’s history in Hartford and Norwich, noting roles at banks and connections to local figures, including a cousin at Yale College, with remarks on character and a history of financial troubles among relatives. The article also lists political nominations and other regional notices from St Louis, Louisville, and nearby areas.
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Yellow fever panic grips Jacksonville and South
The city reels as yellow fever spreads with 22 cases reported and 21 deaths. Refuge camps spring up along the Be Marys river under Dr Guiteras. Quarantine stations at Warcros and Live Oak inspect passengers while Jacksonville residents flee or demand hospital relief. Authorities tighten measures and the public faces a prolonged exodus amid shortages and crime rises.
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Fatal gun duel in Kentucky farm dispute ends in death
In Srareretp Ky on Monday Peter esd and Samuel Mfton clashed over family matters. They exchanged fire with pistols, bullets struck esd, and Bead was killed after being shot in three places. Ailton escaped, Head died hours later after being taken home.
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Farmers picnic and Chinese Freemasons tale mix in 1850s notes
The letter from I PGuover Crevziasn pleads for missing the Grauzers picnic at Weba Grove to rest and improve opportunities, praising farmers and national prosperity. It then recounts a Chinaman initiation in the Chin Hon Yeek lodge, noting the Hongoling Free Masons ceremony as highly novel with members across major cities.
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Unhappy czar assailed as plot unfolds in Berlin and Paris
Fragmentary reports from multiple cities describe another assassination attempt on the czar’s life. Bombs and dynamite found on conspirators, a revolver attack at the German embassy entrance in Paris, and arrests including a would‑be assassin shouting anti German slogans. The incident arises amid broader tensions over sugar bounties and international reactions.
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Athletic notes mix of races and archery events
The Etor band eap race was won by Napps with Tittlemone second and Bta gerian third among thirteen starters. A cadet sprint at Cadets Falls II saw Harry Bethune versus a rival unnamed runner likely George Pattles in 103 yards for 21,000. Other items note Tommy Warren and John Van Heest boxing in Ashland, and the tenth annual National Archery tournament opening in Dayton with Michin, Kentucky, Ohio, and other states represented.
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