Democrats Nominate Grover Cleveland on One Ballot in Chicago
At the Chicago Wigwam the Democratic National Convention opens with Grover Cleveland nominated on a single ballot. The crowd of about twenty thousand fills the hall as Brice, Owens, and Wilson set the program, adopt rules, and begin committee selections.
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Democratic National Convention Ends in Revived Cleveland Ticket
Chicago June reports detail the Democratic National Convention endorsed Grover Cleveland for president with Isaac P. Gray as a running mate. Adlai Stevenson’s vice presidential bid gained traction. nominations and speeches unfold as states cast ballots, endorsements rise, and the gathering adjourns to reconvene with a unified ticket.
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Ohio State News Highlights Multiple Local Incidents
Reports from Springfield to Cleveland recount a series of events including Wittenberg students demanding Prof Ehrenfeld’s resignation for incompetence a circus clown named Wallace eloping with Mattie Barr of Marion and selling a hired horse and buggy a fatal axe-like incident at Slager’s saw mill an electrical storm destroying a Lawrenceville home with losses of 2000 insured for 1500 a child shot in the face by an accidental discharge and a series of minor accidents and crimes across the state plus a Democratic convention in Chicago selecting Stevenson for vice presidency and detailing Grover Cleveland’s career milestones.
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