Figures Cast Up a New Electoral Map for 1892
The article analyzes population shifts and reapportionment following the census, estimating house seats and electoral votes. It details how new states and shifting populations affect representation, with tables showing state-by-state changes, and argues Republicans would gain if current trends hold, while New York and Indiana remain pivotal for Democrats.
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Montana
Idaho
Congress
Jaros
EG Ltd A
DOD
Thun
Gusters
Tyeoss Towsiana
Rebasha
SGU
Barshand Ek
AreRosus
Nora
Sowtauren
South
Bakote
Beye
Corsa
Alabama
Carolinas
Ow York
Pennsylvania
Alnon
Michigan
Texan
Virgina
Termessee
New Jersey
Mississippi
Louisana
Maryland
West Virginia
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Florida
Maine
Vermont
Delaware
Ohio
Tyro
Massachusetta
Iowa
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Migseun
Kanzas
California
Arkansas
Colo Alo
Oregon
Siencaom
Nebraska
South Dakota
Yash-ington
North Dakota
Wyoming
Missouri
Prnoonarie
Georgia
Sargina
Tennessee
Lgforth
Carolina
Kansas
Miverssipp
Louisiana
Pebuaskewl
Aiuive
Colorado
New York
Rhode Island
Indiana
Republian
Cleveland
Orcke
W. Basser
Week in Congress Sets Order for Public Business
Washington dispatch outlines Senate and House plans with Sanders close to finishing speech on land grant for failure bill. Anti lottery bill to be tackled, pension bills considered, and private law measures debated. Aimed tempo may push revenue marine transfer bill and tariff action before week’s end.
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Sawyer
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Senate
Gibson
Louisiana
Ita
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Spooner
Casey
North Dakota
General Gibson
Supreme Court
Revenue Marine Service
Treasury
McKinley
Committee On
Windom plan to relieve money market strain announced
Secretary Windom outlines purchases of 16 million in 4s and prepayment of currency sixes and 9s interest. Treasury circulars call for bids on 4 percent bonds, with rights to reject all bids reserved, and detail prepayment for currency securities starting soon.
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Andem
Fifth Avenue
Williamstown
Mass
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Fom
Treasury Department
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Warlem
Windom
Bill
Heforeland
Treasury Caramacsy
D. G
Wismas Winpus
Wasamaron
Secretary of the Treasury
Unitydates
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nes
Treasury
Luth
Honda
National Bank
General Nettleton
Ceasury
German License Grants Freedom to Trade Slaves
The German authorities at Bagamoyo publish police permits allowing all to engage in the slave trade, prohibiting sea export of slaves while permitting Arab slave dealers to recover runaways. Arabs celebrate the license, buying slaves at street auctions as an influx of dealers is anticipated.
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Zaxcman
Bagamoyo
Who Is Kennedy The Ohio Republican In Quay Attack
A long debate unfolds on Kennedy of Ohio accused of denouncing Quay, with Kennedy described as seeking notoriety. The piece details Kennedy’s political past, his feud with Quay, and the potential fallout in Congress as Reed and force bill factions maneuver amid pending resignations and party realignments.
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Congress
Om Quay
Wasmixeton
Kennady
Ohio
Quay
Gordon
Georgia
Agrassiman
Tudge Crisp
Olio
Ellence
Konneif
Hin
Kenngay
Ohio State Senate
Houss
Obodniso
Sapnatar
Ceremony Marks Arrival of Ericsson Body in Stockholm
The body of Captain John Ericsson arrived from the United States on the Baltimore at 2 PM and, amid a formal transfer and naval honors, was placed on a black draped barge. A solemn procession formed with American and Swedish officials, 100,000 spectators, and services in a pavilion before the coffin was moved to a special train for Weinland, Ericsson’s birthplace.
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John Ericsson
Baltimore
Tipon
Anmowice
Schley
Peyton
Admiral Peyton
Sweden
Denmark
Weinland
Ericsson
The
Hassel- Packen
Opera Base
Decotinineholm
Ticino Provisional Government Surrenders to Federal Troops
Beeur September 14 The provisional Ticino government withdrew and handed offices to Colonel Kaenzli after federal troops occupied the Bellinzona palace. The insurgents reportedly ceased fighting as the canton’s leadership capitulated under protest.
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Beeur
Ticino
Kaenzli
Bellinzons
Tigno
Subtreasury debate fuels Georgia meeting and presidential talk
Gov James Smith addressed Georgia farmers declaring for the subtreasury measure while stressing constitutional limits. The gathering at Moelosk heard W B Gorman chair as supporters urged free coinage and government aid for farmers, condemning opponents as obstructionist. The booklet outlined stance on money, pensions, and public expenditures. The piece also notes the president's family attending services in Cass County and a Missouri Pacific wreck near Glencoe with casualties.
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James Mr. Smith
W. B. Gorman
Smith
Skalks
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Lahali
Alligice Ag
Ua South
Ime
al Re
Farmers’ Alliance
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Congress
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Dickens
Board of Trustees
United & Supreme Court
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Benati
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