Democrats Expect Vermont Maine to Tilt Against Blaine in September
Albany reports Democratic planners believe Vermont and Maine will vote Republican in September but fear a strong GOP surge in October state contests. They aim to concentrate on West Virginia and Ohio to trigger a nationwide wave, with Ohio viewed as the decisive battleground and German voters seen as pivotal to GOP weakness.
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Robin
JT. Blaine
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Hendricks
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Benator Payne
Loadly
John R. McLain
Colonel Payne
Cincinnati
Prohibition nominees notified at St John campmeeting
The Prohibition party notified its presidential and vice presidential candidates at a St John campmeeting near Cubs village. About 5,000 attendees heard remarks by Professor Vickey and speakers including St John and Daniel. The event stressed unity against liquor and reflected broad national support.
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Janna
Daniel
prohibition party
Fitzburg
Jon
national prohibition party
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Hugh
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republican
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free country waves
thia sirage
Daniele
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north
gran union party
Samuel Dickey
Ichigan
James Black
O0srivania
A. A. Hopkins
D. Shelton
Kansas
Roy
John Ruswel
Michigan
Frances Willard
Ganois
D. Hastings
Wisconsin
R. Scott
New York
Mary Wood- Dales
Ohio
J. Te. Turner
Alp
Ablest president claim aids Cleveland campaign
In Columbia and New York the talk centers on James Flint and supporters praising Cleveland as the ablest leader since Jefferson. They discuss strategies to secure New York and Ohio, fear Blaine and Butler opposition, and consider tactics to shift electoral votes to force a House decision favoring Cleveland.
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Jom
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Butler
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Dean
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Wisconsin
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Public Land Grabbing and Fraudulent Entries Across Western States
The General Land Office reports widespread fraudulent entries and illegal fencing of public lands in Colorado Nebraska and neighboring regions. Major cattle companies including the Prairie Cattle Company are tied to over a million acres, with millions more reportedly fenced. officials warn the cattle interests may control prime lands within twenty years. Fraudulent desert land entries and collusion allegations surface from New Mexico to Dakota Oregon and Nevada, with numerous named firms and individuals cited for entry numbers and acreages.
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McDaniel & Davis
Routchler Lamb
J. W. Frank
Garnett
Major McKenzie
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Utah
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Wavenzy Prefers Cleveland Amid Local Political Talk
In Wavenzy New York on August 25 William Bravenson a lifelong Republican and superintendent of the P and N Y L V railroad has declared support for Cleveland. Rumor also suggests Hon B A Elmer may back Cleveland as party lines shift with locals noting many respected men aligning.
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Foo Chow bombardment by Courbet squadron
Describes the August 25 bombardment of Foo Chow by Admiral Courbet's fleet. French ships bombarded the arsenal for six hours, sinking several Chinese gunboats and damaging fortifications while the European settlement remained largely untouched. Casualties and conflicting reports are noted, with claims of French losses denied by sources.
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Cholera in Europe grows more widespread across cities
Reports from France Italy and Corsica detail rising cholera deaths and new cases in Marseilles Toulon Spezia and Naples. The Hague hygienic congress approves quarantine restoration while Russia plans a western sanitary cordon. Authorities warn of contagion from infected regions and intensify measures.
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Humbert
Russia
Ladner Brothers Assignment and Oxford Shooting Incident
Ladner Brothers and associates at 40 South Third Street assigned to William S. Harrity amid debts estimated at 150000. In Oxford, August 3 Jennie Tracey was shot by Willant Roberta as she left the academy at noon after refusing marriage. threats of lynching followed Roberta's arrest.
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Frosts and civic clashes mark August report across northeast
Dispatches from New York New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut describe heavy frosts damaging crops with readings as low as 28 in Canaan Vermont and 48 in Norfolk Connecticut. Separate notes cover an injunction blocking Broadway surface road franchise action and a race roiling incident where Joseph Dorsey organizes a colored voters bloc for Cleveland, rallying 750 young supporters.
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Foreign notes and political rumors in late 19th century press
Mixed dispatches report Turkish cabinet discussions on sending a circular to powers about the Red Sea venture, upcoming lectures by Charles Bradlaugh in America, Princess Victoria ill with scarlet fever, Turkish actions in Macedonia, and unrest led by a reformer in Spain. The lord lieutenant of Ireland warns local authorities about archbishopric matters in Tuam amid broader political tension.
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