Democratic National Convention Nominates Cleveland and Thurman
The National Democratic Convention met in St. Louis for three days and nominated Grover Cleveland for President and Allen G Thurman for Vice President. The hall was crowded and enthusiastic with cheers, banners, and a unanimous Cleveland nomination after speeches from Daniel Dougherty and others. The platform urged tariff reform, reduced taxation, and restoration of land to the people, while endorsing Cleveland’s administration and promising strict constitutional government.
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Thurman Unanimously Nominated at Cleveland Convention
The convention, after days of tension, proclaimed Allen G. Thurman as the unanimous choice amid cheers. Colorado's Mr. Patterson and Indiana's Mr. Shanklin supported the motion, declaring delegates apostles of Thurman moving forward. Adjournment followed the declaration.
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Monster Shark Captured By Santa Cruz Fishermen
Santa Cruz fishermen wrestled a massive shark from nets off Point New Year. After a thirty six hour struggle the creature was towed to port aboard the steamer Gipsy. The shark measured thirty feet long with a twenty foot girth and weighed several tons.
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Convention Orators Nominated By Butterworth For Sherman
Indianapolis Sentinel notes Ben Butterworth places John Sherman in nomination at the Republican convention with support from Senator Hoar and Judge Gresham by Leonard Swe.
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Oregon Election Returns Report Large Republican Victory
Telegraphed results show Hermann winning Congress by about 4 003 votes with Multnomah County at 2 500. Republicans gain across counties, Democrats win only two in the western half. Legislature to 66 Republicans and 24 Democrats. state ticket majority grows toward seven thousand.
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Illinois Bench Report Indicates Supreme Court Ruling
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