Anti monopoly group backs Cleveland Hendricks in Kings County
The Anti Monopol y and Labor League of Kings County New York endorses Cleveland and Hendricks and urges a mass meeting on September 1.
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Anti-Monopoly and Labor League
King’s County
N. Y
Cleveland
Hendricks
Greenbacker Demands Loan Return Over Blaine Support
John White of Levant Maine writes Solon Chase urging immediate repayment of a $550 loan to fund a greenback paper. He questions Chase’s plan to back Benjamin Harrison and warns he will reconsider support.
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John White
Levant, Me
Solon Chase
Blaine
Butler Defends Tinker’s Dam As Not a Cuss Word
General Butler says the term a tinkers dam is not a profanity and would not be a word he has used recently. He cites the New York Sun as the source of prior criticism which he now reproduces to support his stance.
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Congress
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Honeymoon
George
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Mildred
Letter On Cleveland And Workingmen In New York
John Kelly writes to an Alabama gentleman to influence New York workingmen toward Cleveland as a better friend than Blainers, hoping for fair success. The Rev Ball laments his role in Cleveland’s mayoral victory and seeks pardon, yet admits not returning funds from campaign work. Ball’s prayers are deemed cheap and unaccompanied by sacrifices.
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John Kelly
Alabama
New York
Cleveland
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Ball
Throne of Grace
Andre
Arthur
Blaine
Barnum
Turner
Philadelphia
North River
Bilis
New Orleans
Louisiana
Eanrancisco
Cnl
Samuel H. Af Raman
New Rk
Washington Street
Boston
German Voter Defection From Blaine Due to Liberty Fears
The German voters, seen as good citizens, are defecting from the Republican party due to fears of restrictive personal liberty laws and disillusionment with Blaine’s honesty. They value independence and integrity, resisting traditions that compel loyalty, and reject voting for Blaine as a general rule.
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Republican Party
Blaine
Henry Clay
Blaine Rally Fizzles at Lake Maranocook crowd far short
The opening meeting led by Blaine at Lake Maranocook drew about 8000 attendees, far below the 25000 to 40000 hoped for. Advertised as a major event with 15 bands and 100 campaign groups, the turnout suggested limited Blaine support in the state and stronger backing for Cleveland, signaling political impact for Robie.
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Blaine
Gibson
Ohio
John L. Swift
Cleveland
Robie
Tariff Reform as Deeply Rooted Public Issue
The article argues that despite limited current press discussion, tariff questions remain a strong issue. It notes growing public sentiment for revenue reform and the reduction and equalization of tariff taxation, claiming people now see no link between artificial high prices and welfare and are already weighing the problem.
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Blaine
What an infernal liar this man Ball is
A Buffalo inquiry notes Ball’s false charges about Gov. Cleveland’s social position. A subcommittee of Buffalo’s Independent Republican Committee defends Cleveland’s private character, citing long standing, reputable citizens who supported his mayoralty and governorship. Signers include John H. Cowing, George P. Sawyer, Josiah G. Munro, and others of Buffalo’s business and professional ranks. The report affirms Ball’s untruthful allegations and the high standing of those who vouched for Cleveland.
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Oriental Powder Mills
Boston
Charity Organization Society of Buffalo
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Bank of Attica
J. N. Larned
Young Men’s Library
J. Tallman Davis
Wheeler & Davis
Henry Altman
Altman & Co
Lawrence D. Rumsey
A. Rumsey & Co
Ansley Wilcox
W.f.kip
Thomas Cary
Ralph Stone
H.W
Milersburg Scandal Allegations Taint Blaine in Revival
The Chicago Times reports alleged improprieties by James G. Blaine in Millersburg Kentucky. A two column affidavit recounts a supposed past shame involving a young woman, disappearance, and calls for ministerial inquiry. The Chicago Times and its sources are questioned by The Times and The Post for publishing such material during a presidential canvass.
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Chicago Times
Northwest
James G. Blaine
Millersburg
Kentucky
the Times
the Post
Gov. Cleveland
Parson Ball
Carrion
The Irish Convention in Boston
The delegates to the Irish national convention are a fine looking body of men and receive hearty welcomes from Bostonians and city state officials. Many Irish-Americans among them have reflected honor on both nations by their stand for good government in Ireland. The Post congratulates them on early results and wishes for continued advancement and final triumph of their principles and measures.
Butler Boom in New York Mass Meeting Planned
Engineer John F. Henry, a former Brooklyn mayoral candidate and staunch Grant man, plans a grand ovation for Gen. Butler with a mass meeting in New York on August 30. Rumors say Steve Elkins and Johnny O'Brien will cover all expenses and ensure a large, enthusiastic crowd for the side-show candidate.
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Butler
New York
John F. Henry
Brooklyn
Henry
Gen. Butler
Steve Elkins
Johnny O’brien
Vermont Maine elections hinge on quiet presidential year
The Vermont state election is due two weeks from Tuesday with Maine following a week later. The current Vermont campaign is described as spiritless for a presidential year, a stark contrast to 1880 and 1876 when the final weeks were marked by surprises, party zeal, mass meetings, speeches, flag-raisings, and processions.
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Vermont
Maine
Vast Patchwork of Witty Quips and Political Banter
A dense column of items from humor and politics notes, jokes on Blaine and Arthur, snippets about poets and cadences, oddities from around the country, including a Turner Me woman who votes, a rabbit emblem, and various humorous exchanges. Contains political talk, tall tales, and social jests from the era.
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