Cleveland and Stevenson Nominated at Democratic Convention
Grover Cleveland of Indiana led on the first ballot for president with 62214 votes while Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois was nominated for vice president by acclamation. The chaotic scene included storms and shifting bids from New York Ohio Missouri and others as Stevenson edged Gray and Morse for the VP spot.
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Iowa
Morse
Michigan
New York
Neal
Ohio
Lamb
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Ray
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Uhe
Flower
Tennessee
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Texas
Cole
Millionaire Mitchell
Wisconsin
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Kentue
Bourke Cockr
York
Montana
Lambert Tree
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Grover Refuses to Be Deterred by Nomination News
President Cleveland faces illness at nomination moment as he and Mrs. Cleveland react late at night. The Democratic convention outlook emphasizes unity and persistent advocacy for democratic principles amid reports from Buzzards Bay and Governor Russell.
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W. Buzzards Bay
Russell
Cleveland
Two Party Stances on Money Policy in 1890s Platform
The Republican plank favors bi met al lism with gold and silver as standard money and seeks parity of values through legislation. The Democratic plank opposes the Sherman act, supports bimetallic coinage with no metal discrimination, and demands paper currency kept at par to protect labor and farmers.
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Gubernatorial Hopes Rise in Washington News Gossip
Rumors swirl as politicians favoring Kinnear and Forrest press for the governor’s nomination. Wallace of Tacoma named national committeeman, while Judge Frank Allyn of Tacoma denies any bid for reelection. Hamilton appears likely to secure a nomination, with supporters noting his distinct appearance.
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W. R. Forrest
Dewitt's Hot Shot Nominates D B Hill For Presidency
New York speaker William C. De Witt delivers a fierce convention nomination for David B. Hill. He extols Hill as a loyal Democrat, praises New York’s electoral power, and argues Hill can carry Iowa and the national vote to victory. He invokes waterloo imagery and Horace Boies as a model, urging unity to defeat the Republicans in November.
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New Mexico
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New York
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Blucher
St. Helena
Nominating Boles at Democratic Western Nomination Speech
Duncombe of Iowa presents Horace Boies of Iowa as the West’s presidential nominee to the Democratic National Convention. He argues for a western candidate, noting party history and Boies’s humble origins and shared burdens. The speech frames Boies as a noble New Yorker raised in poverty, adopted by Iowa.
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Boles
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Durin
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London Bankers Fail in England and Liabilities Stand
In London G. Barker & Co. failed with liabilities of 3 250 000. In Paris Ravachol found guilty of murder and condemned to death while Boleau and Lehere were acquitted. Brazilians bombard Port Alegre in Rio Grande do Sul reported with no details. Ringdove wreck off Half Moon Cove. nine of thirteen aboard drowned. O Connor won Erie three mile scull in 17.42 with Hosmer second. Broadway and Cleveland street railroad workers struck for higher wages. Continuous strike on Broadway persists.
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G. Barker & Co
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Lehere
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O'Connor
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Hanlan
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Extraordinary Paris marriage links beggar to noble count
A 74 year old Count Lesser, famed in London Paris Madrid and Vienna, prepares to marry Countess Marie Jelacio daughter of a famed Austrian field marshal. Lesser rose from a Warsaw haggle to social circles after a dubious early life and a papal title secured by the Countess Dumin Bor kowska.
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New York Recorder
Rules of polite street manners from a Chicago Mail dispatch
The Chicago Mail offers guidance on public conduct including proper behavior on strolls, handling service staff, avoiding politics or romance in public, and polite interactions with others. It warns against street flirtations and emphasizes courtesy, self control, and reporting misconduct with specifics on etiquette and social expectations.
Deserving Praise for Remedies Sold by Marr & Ross
Citizens are told that Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Dr King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters have sold well and given universal satisfaction. The firm guarantees satisfaction or refunds the purchase price. These remedies are promoted by Marr and Ross, druggists.
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New Davis' Best flour priced at $1.35 per sack
Comment urges trying Davis' Best flour as a cheaper home made option than shipped goods. The product is sold in sacks and guaranteed, priced at $1.35 per bag.
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Davis
Cheapest Rail Rates to Major Cities Showed by Agent Union Pacific
Agency notice indicates low fares to St Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago and all points East and South offered by J Percival Union Pacific agent. Details unreadable due to OCR.
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From the Orient Killing of the Missionaries and Status of the Missions
San Francisco reports detail the East China naval movements with Monocacy proceeding to Hankow and ships at Hankow Chinkiang Wuhu and Ichang for repairs. A Foo Chow despatch discusses riot blame on missionary dress and conduct. Takata Savage attacked in Yokohama over a May Shimbun article. A cyclone near Macao drowns 150. sixteen bodies recovered. heavy damage to buildings.
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Yokohama
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Archer
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Ichang
Hanghai
Foo Chow
North China Daily News
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Kienning
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Macaco
A Beautiful Ride on the Pacific Ocean Beach
A Pacific coastal drive from Peterson's Point to North Cove is praised as the state's loveliest, with W L Lafollette and Edmond Meany aboard a Gray's Harbor trip for World’s Fair business. They stop for a seven foot four inch albatross captured from the shore, later sent to Prof J Hudson for taxidermy to enhance the state’s World’s Fair exhibit.
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South Bend to Become Pacific County Seat
The article notes South Bend's potential to become the future county seat of Pacific county. It mentions J. W. Hanna planning to open the Ger mania theatre in Tacoma as a first class venue. It also reports arrests of the Mercer Island murderers named Antonio and Puccia. Insurance Commissioner Allen Weir presents a critical report about Washington Farmer's Insurance. A $6,000 shortage is noted.
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Pacific County
J. W. Hanna
Germania
Tacoma
George Richards
Mercer Island
Lake Washington
Antonio and
Puccia
Allen Weir
Spokane
Washington Farmer's Insurance Company
F. R. Marvin
Third party state convention tickets announced
The convention nominated Leverett Leonard for Governor Geo W Williams for Lieutenant Governor D Page for Secretary of State A B Harris for Attorney General B M Thompson for Treasurer M O Hearn for Railroad Commissioner J D Jones and C Moulton as Supreme Judges In Port Lane Oregon a 14 year old girl Welch was found murdered and outraged and Wilson at the Oregonian building fell from a fourth floor shaft Judge Robinson and Thurston county bar visited the U S Cruiser Charleston.
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Geo. W. Williams
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Davis Best Tops Market Tour
An advertising note touts a new Davis Best as the top device in the market. The promo mentions Dyspepsia relief by Dr Miles Pills as a linked remedy.
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