Ohio Democrats convene with large crowd and silver emphasis
The Ohio Democratic State Convention in Cleveland drew an immense attendance for a post Civil War gathering marking a full ticket nomination led by Horace T Chapman for governor. The event featured extensive silver rhetoric, a noted portrait display of leaders, a lively crowd, and debates on anti trust and Cuban policy as nominations proceeded.
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Horace T. Chapman
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A. W. Patrick
James F. Rice
Melville Shaw
Wapakoneta
Horace I. Chapman
Trains Collision Kills and Injures Wisconsin Delegates
A rear end wreck on the Chicago and Northwestern near West Chicago killed three and injured about twenty. Section 5 struck Section 4 as it halted, killing John Gooding of Austin Nevada and others including Mrs Shipman of Appleton. Rescue efforts followed, hotels became makeshift hospitals, and officials worked to clear the line for delayed trains carrying thousands of delegates.
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Election of Teachers and Local Appointments
Prof E F Caine resigns from Verdi post to Wadworth for promotion after a field of applicants includes Crotcher Lowe and Bing. The board selects Prof Bing as Principal and Lola Blum as Primary teacher. A tramp named John Thomas is arrested after stealing a bicycle following a meal and mowing a lawn. J L Eason to receive new fruit stock from California. note about money to loan in the 50 cent column.
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