16 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1892
Page
1
A jumble of patent medicine pitches touts Dr Hates Household Ointivent and Toads Sarsaparilla brands, promising cures for coughs, colds, rheumatism, skin issues, pneumonia, burns, and more. Advertisements urge internal use, samples, agents, and bold claims amid playful anecdotes and filler copy.
Ongoing returns show a tight presidential race with Harrison leading in several key states and Democrats claiming gains in others. Party tickets vary by state with Republicans winning most congressional seats, while Democrats and Cleveland’s faction consolidate in the legislature and electoral college prospects.
New York Nov 10 more than forty eight hours after polls closed officials cannot yet state the balance of power. Democrats gain in New York Wisconsin Wyoming and California to 43 seats while Republicans pick up Nebraska and Kansas with 42 seats. Minnesota and Michigan chambers go Republican. Senate control may lean to a third party with Democrats at 43 and Republicans 42, with Potter Kyle and Stewart able to influence. House expected 231 Democrats 126 Republicans 9 Populists.
The report describes varied, often conflicting election results with Republicans claiming statewide wins and majorities in branches, while Democrats hold joint-ballot majorities and expect vacancies. Fusion and Populist factors appear, with electors and governors contested and margins ranging from near zero to several thousand.
A riot broke out after a Sunday death relived old tensions in Momestead. Two dozen injured as revolvers and knives flashed between black residents and a crowd of strikers worsened by a mob assault on five men including Charles Carroll and Fred Lewis. Police arrested seven Negroes and several strikers as deputies were increased to restore order in the boarding area.
United States Senate expected to remain under Democratic control after March 4, when 26 seats become vacant. Projections show Republicans holding 8 seats, Democrats 13, and the Peoples party 8 in the next Senate, with party distribution nearly settled.
A cable dispatch from New York reports Hall has agreed to fight Fitzsimmons at the Crescent Athletic Club in New Orleans for a 45000 purse. Charley Mitchell would also fight for a 100000 purse offered by the same club, with articles to be signed upon arrival. Duke of Marlborough dead at Blenheim Palace. he was 48, married to Mrs. Hammersley of New York. Captain Elihu Enos dies in Wisconsin at 68, a Fulton, New York native and former Republican committee member.
New Orleans workers and employers announce a settlement ending the strike. The pact provides rehiring for those who can return to jobs if compatible with existing contracts, and calls for arbitration of wages and hours. Merchants and draymen pledge fair employment practices and direct negotiation with workers. Both sides vow to resolve any arising disputes through best efforts under the terms.
A fast freight collided with a local freight caboose on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul line at Highland Center near Ottwimywa. Four people were burned alive while several others escaped or were injured. Victims include Lizzie Butler and Mrs. Jones of this city, with unknown woman and man among the deceased. A passenger’s disguise fell away, exposing a noted crook who vanished in the chaos.
A bloody murder occurred at 118 Swiss street in Cleveland after a marriage reception. Patrick Frank Murphy stabbed his brother W. J. Murphy from ear to ear and then surrendered to police. The victim leaves a widow and two children. In West Pons, Missouri, a cannon burst during a Democratic election celebration injuring five, ex-Mayor N W Ware among the wounded with possible death.
The final session of the Fifty-second Congress opens with plans to push the Washing ton anti option bill after House passage. Debate centers on finance committee bills including free wool and silver coinage, with the Senate likely to consider appropriations for United States courts and marshals. Disputes over deficits may trigger broader discussions on election laws and enforcement.
New York reports President elect Cleveland shaping his cabinet with names like Patrick A. Collins and Don M. Dickinson discussed as possible ministers. The piece notes rising interest in Cleveland Hill relations, Democratic HQ activity, and campaign maneuvers around Ohio with references to Chapin, Harrity, Dickinson, and Campbell.
A Chicago paper reports William Whitney of New York as premier of Cleveland's second administration and Benjamin T Cable of Ohio as the navy secretary designate. The sources claim the statements come directly from the president-elect through a trusted party insider. An immigration prohibition regulation is also under consideration by the bon trade and transportation committee.
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