Convention Gossip Foretells Cleveland Fight at Chicago
The Chicago gathering draws top party leaders and a New York cleveland faction to shape the Democratic nomination. Hill forces, Tammany, and Western candidates like Boies and Gray jockey for influence as Indiana and Illinois weigh in with hopes of steering the convention. Deliberations hinge on tariff reform and regional strength with Cleveland’s bid under close scrutiny.
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Cloud Burst Drowns and Destroys in Scranton
A cloud burst inundates Scranton Pennsylvania flooding streets to second story level, triggering downed trolly wires and rail washouts. Three people die from lightning strikes. deaths and damages are reported across Lackawanna and Luzerne counties with fears for Dunning dam.
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Richmond and Danville receivers take charge in court order
News from New York and Macon reports the Richmond and Danville railroad and its lines are turned over to receivers Huidekoper and Foster per Judge Bond's order. Foster arrived to take possession as the court directs, with most operating officials to be reappointed, while the July 1 interest of 700000 remains to be addressed by the court.
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Pastor Dixon Libel Case of Koch Heard in Court
The Rev Thomas Dixon Jr pastor of Twenty third Street Baptist church was arraigned in Jefferson Market Police Court on charges of criminal libel against excise commissioner Koch. Judge Grady held Barrett's decision distinct noting the case is personal with politics not involved. Koch’s cross examination addressed other delays over saloon cases as Dixon’s lawyers argued for discharge on truth and motive. The judge reserved ruling until Monday morning Trinity Park Durham June 17. Special Cor. State Chron tele.
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State Chronicle praised as leading advertising medium
The Daily has larger circulation in the State and City than any other daily. The Weekly circulates in every county. The Cukantcts is highlighted as one of the best advertising mediums in the State. Correspondence is solicited.
Minnesota Cyclone Ravages Southern Minnesota Towns
Reports detail a devastating cyclone crossing Faribault and nearby counties on Wednesday evening. Telegraph lines are down, railroads halted, and survivors report a likely fifty dead with hundreds injured. Wells and Anchor suffer severe destruction as homes, schools, and telegraph poles are obliterated. Mapleton area sees ten dead and twenty injured amid widespread debris and vanished structures.
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Dunn & Co Reports Trade Improvement and Prospects
R Dunn & Co reports better trade conditions across the west and northwest with strong farm output boosting activity. Iron sales rise, Chicago business expands, Milwaukee and Minneapolis crop outlooks improve, lumber and flour high, naval stores production down, New Orleans dull but sugar steady, money plentiful. Cotton prices fall on promising June crop, Western wheat receipts strong, exports near 400k bushels daily, overall market tone firm. Also notes 10,000 spectators attend the Joe Wallace execution in Marion County Tennessee.
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