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St Louis crowds fill the West Convention Hall with festive decor as delegates prepare for the Democratic National Convention weeks ahead. The vast venue on Olive Street, spanning two blocks, will house over 70,000 attendees with seating for officials, delegates, alternates, reporters, and honored guests amid elaborate decorations and electric lighting.
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Saint Louis Democratic Convention Parades and Illumination
A fragmentary report describes the St Louis Democratic Convention events with mentions of parade crowds, vendors, and festive lighting. It notes preparations for arches and electric illuminations along Fourth and Olive streets, the grand display planned for Fourth Street, and the installation of a cathedral glass portrait of George Warrington.
Political Parade Plans and Convention Rumors
A chaotic front page describes a political parade with elaborate lighting and military imagery, a riverboat reception, and a Democratic convention setup with speeches, platforms, and tentative ticket discussions. It notes delegates, entertainments, and mixed views on the platform, with mention of Thurman, Cleveland, and Gorman as debated figures.
Thurman Delegations Shift as Indiana Crowd Grows
Report from Indiana shows Thurman supporters rallying amid talk of a possible acclamation. White Indiana voters brace for a decision as Gray and West seek to rally delegates. The Thurman camp remains confident while opponents fear a reactor against their candidate and monitor New York delegate arrivals.
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Convention Tactics Stir Political Strife at St Louis
Report from the St Louis convention scene notes factions within the Democratic camp. Black and Thurman allies push a broad campaign while southern delegates and Tammany Hall factions seek influence. Key figures named include Cleveland, Thurman, Powell, and Gorman amid a tense contest over the party platform and ticket.
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