Democratic State Convention Chooses Leader in Indianapolis
delegates from Lares and Five Diatrio t gather in Opera House under Provisional State Committee plan. Alfred Caldwell presides while Gen. Caldwell hails party unity and demands united effort for free coinage opposition to Chicago platform.
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Democratic Convention Adopts Bitter Gold and Silver Debate
Delegates clash over monetary policy at the Democratic convention in Indianapolis West Virginia delegates push for a clear Democratic stance on gold and silver. The platform battle centers on 1892 versus Bryan and free silver with remarks on the Chicago platform and the Supreme Court. The gathering adjourns as committees organize and set plans for the next sessions.
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Disgraceful Exhiration of Captain Corcoran at Wheeling
In a heated Interstate league game Jackson beat Wheeling with a 4 to 2 score as captain Corcoran led a riotous show. Umpiring errors and crowd jeers marred the contest, with Corcoran blamed for poor conduct and aggressive taunting throughout the tense clash.
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Unclear OCR Sports Notes From Washington and New Castle
Fragmented text covers baseball actions and plays with multiple players and teams. Names such as Campbell, Donovan, Hewitt, New Castle, Washington, and Fort Wayne appear amid scattered scores, outs, and references to innings and baserunning.
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