Governor Cleveland Visits Elmira on Reform Campaign
Governor Cleveland arrives in Elmira with a large party, addresses about state agriculture and reform, and receives a grand nocturnal demonstration. The day includes a 2:45 pm speech to 15,000 onlookers at the fairgrounds, a torchlit parade covering Elmira streets, and an informal reception at the Rathburn house with a banner gift. About 30,000 visitors estimated. Cleveland then proceeds to Geneva for a secretary event.
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Cleveland
Lamont
Farnsworth
Will
M. K. Arnot
Arnot
Colonel Lamont
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fair grounds
Manufacturers' hall
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fair association
Tost
banda
young men’s democratic club
Parnell
J.J. O’Conner
Colonel O'Brien
new York
Rathburn house
Mesara
Yost
Masher
Hornellayule
Atnet
Geneva
Folger
Malena
Maine Vote Sees Republicans Sweep State Offices
In PortLane Maine on September 6 voters chose a Republican governor and a broad GOP slate across sixteen counties including four congressmen and a strong temperance outcome. Augusta reports Robie ahead for governor amid large GOP gains and a sizable prohibition amendment majority, with Dingley and Reed also carrying in their districts. The result signals a broad Republican majority in the state legislature and key counties, with election night celebrations in Augusta for Blaine and party leaders.
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Biddeford
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able
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Kennebec
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Lewis county
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Contelle
CARRIND
Munson
state temperance alliance
Robin
Cleaves
Seecretary Morrison
temperance alliance
Redmon
scatteriz
Moonian hall
Water street
Rabie
republican party
republic cap
Collum
Llindie
J. L. Swift
Delaware
Tammany's Big Talk on Cleveland Endorsed by Committee
In New York on September 8 the Tammany hall general committee met as crowds blocked the hall. Resolutions pressed to form a district committee to define the party stance on Chicago and Cleveland, with Holahan noting Tammany’s support for Cleveland. Grady urged restraint, insisting he would back no candidate until the committee speaks, warning against corruption tied to the Chicago outcome. The full committee later backed Cleveland, with officials like Spinola and Gorman signaling endorsement.
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John Kelly
Spinola
general committee
Chicago
Maurice F. Holahan
board of aldermen
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Tammany
democratic party
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Schurzes
ic Curtises
GRADY
Rusch
J. B. Haskin
Jaromeny hall
Taumany
Tammany bali
Tam
ubal
Ichieve
LEADMES BAY
E.T. Wood Burn
Tammany for Cleveland endorses Cleveland and Hendricks
In New York Cleveland campaign notes from a Tammany meeting report broad support for the ticket. John Kell urged unity with Democrats, promising Tammany will back Cleveland and Hendricks. Meetings planned to draft resolutions endorsing the Chicago nominees. A separate note mentions Conkling remarks and a possible cross-party assessment.
Vast Cleveland fire destroys mills and lumber yards
Disastrous blaze on Cleveland flats raged for hours, drawing aid from Akron Erie and Toledo. Fire destroyed Wood’s ferry lumber yard Patton Bird Co King Co and others. losses run into millions. Origin unknown with sparks possibly from a tug boat. militia readied as flames spread toward Bee Line tracks.
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Akron
Noungetown
Painesville
Erie
Sandusky
Toledo
Patton, Bird & Co
C. B. King
Eric
Hank & Davidson
Hubbell & Weatover
King & Co
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Casson Stenley
Potter, Birdsall & Co
Howell & Co
Petry & Cos
Gegnan & Son
Scranton avenue
Bee Line
Hubbell & Westover
Caywood & Hutchison
Woods, Terry & Co
Bank Scandal Triggers Double Suicides In New Brunswicks
In New Brunswick New Jersey a bank fraud bust triggers mass panic as President Mahlon Runyan and Cashier Hill die by self inflicted wounds. disorderly crowds, suspensions, and a coroner’s verdict of death by own action accompany reports of over a million in deficits and stolen securities.
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Mahlon Runyan
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Ira Voorheea
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G. B. Addman
Mahson Runyan
Runyan
Wall Street
Martin A. Howell
Charley Hill
republican party
Mahlon Runysa
Cholera Worsens as Naples Sees Aid and Riots
From Paria to Brussels and beyond, reports detail ongoing cholera harm in Naples with trade paralysis and a 5000 lemon relief gift from Majone. riots between clericals and anti clericals erupt in Antwerp and Brussels as authorities deploy troops amid a broad slate of international dispatches.
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lerna
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