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Tariff reform gains as Ohio and nation vote shift
Ex President Cleveland and Roger Mills argue tariff reform shaped the election results. Mills cites Ohio New Jersey and New York as evidence, says Republicans must stand for tariff reform. He notes Missouri calls for tariff talks and lists support from workers farmers and regions.
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Tariff Reform Leaven Spreads Across States
Washington reports President Cleveland noting the tariff reform movement has spread nationwide after Tuesday elections. He cites the West's awakening to tariff burdens and mentions Iowa and Ohio state platforms aligning with the St Louis stance. He says the people are judging and remains satisfied with early results and the Virginia vote signals continued Democratic fidelity.
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Ohio Returns Point to Republican Sweep With Few Surprises
Indications from Republican and Democratic headquarters suggest Republicans will win most state offices, with Foraker and possibly the Lieutenant Governor as the only close contests. Campbell’s plurality is seen near 11 000 to 14 000 by different factions, while Watson and Hester lead their races by about two thousand. Unofficial statewide returns show Campbell around 9 240 in early tallies, with other GOP candidates ahead in several counties. official results expected tomorrow.
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John Hancock
Welieve Lampson
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Cincosnati
New Hampshire Politics See Rivalries in Federal and Local Posts
The Concord dispatch outlines intra party maneuvers as H. D. Upton emerges as a possible first district candidate against incumbent Alonzo Nute and Sulloway. It notes battles for naval office spots, internal revenue, pension, and postmaster roles, plus Soldiers Home location debates and tilting support within the Republican and Democratic camps.
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Yom” Cheney
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Concord
Lysander Carroll
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Carroll
Washington
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Soldiers’ Home
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Tilton
Goodell
George E. Hodgdon
Portsmouth
T. P. Cheney
Daniel Hall
Ohio Counties Report Plurality for Campbell
Official counts from all Ohio counties show a plurality for Campbell totaling 11,454 votes. The figures indicate a clear lead for Campbell among the candidates counted in the statewide totals.
Democrats Win State Legislature in Historic Low GOP Share
Unofficial returns show a Democratic majority of 42 715 with 79 Democrats to 14 Republicans and 7 doubtful in the House and Democrats 29 to 9 with 1 doubtful in the Senate. B L Braselman faces grand jury for alleged illegal voting. Congressman George D Wise testifies Braselman resides in Washington.
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Washington
Iowa's Contest Democrats Claim Ticket but Legislature Doubtful
Des Moines Iowa November 7 Democrats claim the state ticket is elected, but returns show the governor’s race unsettled. Republicans likely seven in the House and one in the Senate with a light joint ballot majority that would aid Senator Allison’s reelection.
Boulangists Hold Jersey Conference Amid Hotel Warning
Leaders of the Boulangist party met at General Boulanger's quarters on Jersey Island with sixty members present. The Jersey authorities cautioned the hotel landlord that he would be held responsible for any overt demonstrations stemming from the meeting.
Reichstag Budget Committee Debates Wissmann Expedition Credit
The Reichstag budget committee discussed foreign estimates and a supplementary credit for Captain Wissmann's expedition, under 2,000,000 marks. Debate covered German Niger Company complaints, a proposed Basel consulate, and possible direct cable with the Cameroons. An entente with Switzerland over a renewed treaty was noted as unlikely but possible.
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Basle
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Cameroons
von Stephan
Imperial Posts and Telegraphs
Masters Lightermen Protest Manning Buxton Action
London November 7 The General Steam Navigation Company plans to cargo Harwich due to lightermen strike. Masters denounce Cardinal Manning Sidney Buxton and Lord Brassey, saying their arbitration was not consulted. They urge surrender of the one job per night principle.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Harwich
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Sidney Buxton
Lord Brassey
Mr. Buxton
Massacre of Dr Peters shocks Europe and Britain
London reports express regret over the murder of Dr Karl Peters and his party on the Tanaby Masais as Germany’s Africa aims face stern questions. The Times and other papers note Peters’ energy and risks in opening East Africa to European influence amid Stanley Emin Pasha relief updates.
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East Africa
Germany
Peters
Foreign Office
Lana River
Tiedemann
Harvard Hare and Hounds Third Run at Watertown Meet
The Harvard shooting club held its third hare and hounds run of the season with I P King and W Alexander laying the course from the gym to Mt. Auburn and Fresh Pond before returning. Downs and Davis led the first return to the gym at 5 20 while the hares arrived five minutes later. The Watertown meeting drew a large audience as Match B was won by Beals with 16 points, Gould 14. Match A saw Bacon Haskell and Luce tied at 9 and Match D won by Quinlan with 9. A Freshman Glee Club candidate contest occurred in Roberts Hall with results pending. Dr Francke lectured in Sever Hall on Epochs in German Literature.
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Francke
Sever Hall
Seven year old Katie Donovan badly burned in Lawrence incident
Katie Donovan of Lawrence aged seven was playing near a fire with other children when a severe burn occurred. Doctors warn she may die from injuries as the case draws concern from local residents.
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Lawrence
Parnell Commission Opens With Boycott Speech Debate
London, Nov. 7. Sir Henry James resumes for the Times, reading speeches by Parnell and Davitt advocating boycotting. He argues the speakers are responsible for crimes in Ireland following their delivery. Sir Charles Russell attends for the first time since withdrawal of Parnellite counsel.
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Parnell
French Republicans to Convene Plenary Union Officers
In Paris sixty Republican deputies meet to call a plenary reunion of the party to appoint officers and reject group formations. Boulangists to be excluded from the reunion. In Drogheda a tenants defence league convention opens with three hundred delegates in attendance.
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Rome Canal Scheme to Turn Rome Into Seaport
A commission is appointed to study Garibaldi’s plan to dig a canal from the Tiber to Castelfusano, eighty metres wide and ten metres deep, to make Rome a seaport. M De Lesseps backs it and an American company could build. Melbourne federation talks say no special convention is needed. In Zanzibar German flag reported at Port Durnford as Wissmann prepares to attack Saadani tonight.
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New York Supreme Court Dissolves North River Sugar Refining Co
Judge Daniels writes the decision upholding Judge Barrett's special term ruling that the North River Sugar Refining Co violated its charter by joining the Sugar Trust. The court notes inferred anti competitive aims and says a corporation must use its franchises for public benefit or risk charter annulment at the Attorney General's suit.
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City Canvass Shapes Up for Mayor Hart and Rivals
Local Democrats and Republicans mobilize after the state contest. Republicans lean to renominate Mayor Hart with Merrill as possible alternative. Democrats show Owen A. Galvin as leading machine figure. Ward 13 aldermanic fights loom as Leary and Murphy camps claim momentum ahead of next week caucuses.
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Indiana Supreme Court reshapes minor state office vacancies
The Indiana Supreme Court rules that legislature elected offices were illegal and governors have no inherent appointment power. the offices of chief of the Bureau of Statistics and State inspector are still vacant and must be filled by gubernatorial appointment, while dissents argue otherwise.
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Massive fires devastate Petersburg and Boston areas
Fire in Petersburg destroys sixteen businesses in the Iron Front block with losses around 500000 and insurance 350000. Incidents include a fatal wall collapse injuring a police lieutenant and an arrest for incendiary rhetoric. Separate blazes in Salem and Newport report minor damages and kerosene arson attempts.
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Fall in Elevator Shaft Injures Man on Washington Street
Lucian Fernald of 1057 Washington street fell down an elevator shaft yesterday afternoon and sustained a severe head wound. He was transported to City Hospital for treatment.
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Police Board Finds Officers Guilty in Prisoner Abuse
Patrolmen James A. Cross and Francis J. Mulligan of Station 4 were found guilty of abusing prisoners and sentenced to a public reprimand. Patrolman Milton H. Alger of Station 5 was found guilty of failing to relieve his post on time and the case was placed on file.
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Stolen items recovered by Officer ONeil at Bulfinch Place
Officer O Neil of Station 3 recovered a gold watch valued at 76 dollars and a pair of opera glasses stolen from Maria Ledwith of Bulfinch Place last evening.
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Waterman opinion on ballot cross sparks local debate
Local politicians debate Attorney General Waterman's view on the correct ballot cross to mark opposite names. Recounts may lead to many votes being invalid if the cross does not meet the opinion, with the final interpretation likely to be decided in court.
Burdette visits Republican headquarters after Massachusetts win
Robert J. Burdette, Burlington Hawkeye humorist, dropped into the Republican State headquarters to congratulate managers J. O. Burdett and J. Otis Wardwell on the Massachusetts victory. He met visitors in the rooms and afterward lunched with Colonel Burdett of Hingham at the Tavern.
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Gosnold Votes Tallied in State Election
Gosnold reports final town results with Brackett 9 and Russell 4 for Governor and Haile 9 with Corcoran 4 for Lieutenant Governor. Combined state totals show Brackett 126,801. Russell 120,817. Haile 113,691. Corcoran 96,709. Brackett leads by 5,984 statewide.
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Wright elected councillor in North Adams district
Ashley B. Wright of North Adams is elected councillor with a 267 vote plurality in a total of 4000. Candidate Warner will seek a recount.
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Democrats Adopt Convention Nomination For Lowell Mayoral Seat
Lowell voters hear that the Democratic city committee unanimously backs nominating mayor and alderman candidates by convention rather than in committee. Ward caucuses are set for next Wednesday with a convention the following week. Council and school committee caucuses are planned for November 21. Leading mayoral candidates include Jeremiah Crowley ex Alderman George Fifield and ex City Solicitor W F Courtney.
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Auction closes for Harrison Otis library with strong prices
The library sale at Bird's yesterday drew solid attendance and good bids. Notable items included Motley's Merry Mount at 7 dollars, a London Shaks illustrated set at 17 dollars, Prescott Conquest of Mexico at 14 dollars 25 cents, Piedmont and Italy from the Alps to the Tiber at 9 dollars 50 cents, and Ptolemaeus Alexandrinus at 21 dollars.
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Anniversary of King Augustus Adolphus II Death Observed
The Scandinavian Mechanics' Society marked the 257th death anniversary of King Augustus Adolphus II of Sweden at Turn Hall with about 800 attendees. L Erikson gave the welcome address followed by a grand march tableaux and a banquet. Speeches responded to toasts as music and dancing continued late.
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Observations Elsewhere a Following Taken at Ooi
Observations recorded at Ooi include notes on environmental factors and data collection results. The terse entry lists no further context or outcomes, leaving the precise purpose and conclusions unclear.
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