McKinley Campaign Appeals From West Virginia Delegation
Canton October 8 Delegations from West Virginia and Ohio met Republican candidate McKinley for a day of speeches and rallies. McKinley urged national unity, attacked tariff reform, and defended sound money while praising Ohio’s Republican history and promising strong support for farmers and industry. Parkersburg sent a 10 car train, and Ashland county speakers highlighted past victories and future gains.
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Canton
McKinley
Tabernacle
Ohio
Parkersburg
W. Va
E. M. Caldwell
West Virginia
North
Omaha Bicycle Race Honors On Second Night
Omaha October 4 Hall the Missourian and Lawson the Terrible Swede of Chicago won the second night of the six day bike race covering 49 miles and 6 laps securing top honors in the event.
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Omaha
Hall
The
Missourian
Lawson
Chicago
Old Dominion Delegation Rallies for McKinley in Canton
In Canton Ohio on October 10 a large Shenandoah Valley Confederate veteran group and 1,800 Virginians met with union veterans to back Republican candidate McKinley. Major McKinley spoke on unity, the flag, and a strong national government, urging East Tennessee to stand by protection and sound money while opposing free trade and free silver.
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Ohio
Republican Party
Glorious
Old Party
United States
Genaga County
Canton
St. Louis
Shenandoah Valley
Union
Old Boyd
Tabernacle
G. A. R. and Woman's Relief Corps
Father McKinley
McKinley
Cleveland
Dixie
America
Georgia
Major McKinley
John E. Roller
Valley of the Shenandoah
Veterans of
Virginia
Appomatox
R. A. Cassidy
Tenneeste
Jackson
James K. Polke
Tennessee
East Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Dean
Clinton County
Harrison Receives Ovation at West Virginia Republican Rally
Ex President Harrison addressed a large Charleston gathering with strong turnout from distant mountain regions. Excursion trains and steamboats carried Republican clubs from Ohio and Kentucky. He spoke on financial issues, praised by the audience, and then departed for Cincinnati to speak tonight. Hangas silverite’s letter to the Tribune to stop his paper is rejected.
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Harrison
Charleston
Cnarleston
W. Va
Middleport
Pomeroy
Ohio
Ashland
Cattlettsburg
Kentucky
Hinton
Burdette
Cincinnati
Crowds greet McKinley at Canton home during campaign visits
Visitors from Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and beyond fill Canton streets and the McKinley home as delegates cheer the Republican candidate. McKinley lauds law, stable finances, and national unity, urging support for a strong financial policy and continued constitutional governance. He welcomes Italian, Japanese, and other delegations, stressing equal citizenship and broad party loyalty.
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Dot. O
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Pittsburg
Jefferson County
McKinley House
Cleveland First
Major McKinley
Saille
Massachusetts
J. Ellen Foster
Iowa
Chicago
United States
Great Republica Party
Cape Ann Savings Bank Doors Close in Mass
In GLOUCHSTER Massachusetts the Cape Ann Savings Bank closed its doors by notice on the entrance. Shortly after, George J. Marah treasurer of the bank, died by suicide. He was 62. The Bay City Tribune commentary remarks on farmer voting habits and political leanings.
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Ita
Glouchster
Mass
Cape Ann Aivings Bank
Doora
George J. Marah
Maysh
Proclamation for 1896 Iowa General Election to be Held
Governor Drake proclaims the general election to be held on Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1896. Offices to be filled include President and Vice President electors, Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, Supreme Court Judge, Railroad Commissioner, and U.S. Representatives. Judicial district judgeship vacancies and interim appointments are noted. Public notice to sheriffs and electors issued from Des Moines with the state seal.
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Bedfold
Francia M. Drake
Iowa
United States
Supreme Court
Acceed
James F. Rothrock
Twelfth Judicial District
Porter W Burr
Fourteenth Judicial District
Lot Thomas
Fifteenth Judicial District
Nathan W Macy
Twentieth Judicial District
Winfield S Withrow
John W. Luke
Edward A. Dawson
Fifth Judicial District
John H. Henderson
John A. Torey
Seventeenth Judicial District
Twenty Sixth General Assembly
Obed Caswell
William P. Wolf
Des Moines
S.al
F. M. Draxe
W. M. McFarcann
Cass County Iowa Sheriff Proclaims Election Offices to Be Filled
The proclamation announces the November General Election offices to be filled in Cass County Iowa including Auditor Clerk of the District Court Recorder County Attorney and two County Board Supervisors from the Third and Fifth Districts. It directs electors to heed the notice and be governed accordingly with the proclamation dated October 34 and 86 A D.
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Cass County
Iowa
Cossiornty
District Court
County Board of Supervisors
Towa
OB Cari Sharif
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Hangas Silverite
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Os Audubon Branch
Society Directory
G. A.R. Sam Rice
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