Robeson Denies Charges as He Supports Blaine
George M. Robeson, former secretary of the navy and congressman, is publicly charged with robbery. He asserts his career shows scrupulous integrity and honor and now backs Blaine in the political alignment.
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Thomas J. Brady
Postal Service
United States
Public Debate Over Blaine Support In Local Paper
The West Newton reader questions why a republican faction would bolt Blaine and back Robinson and Lodge. It notes the Herald opposes Blaine yet endorses Robinson and Lodge, citing Lodge’s view aligned with the paper. It mentions Belknap’s impeachment for corruption and his late support for Blaine, illustrating political inconsistency.
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West Newton
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Robinson
Long
Lodge
Hoar
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Herald
United States
Mass meeting in Albany cements support for a people’s party
The people’s candidate spoke in Albany on Monday urging a shift of power to the common laboring classes. A critic labeled as politicking while Ben Butler and Kellogg figure in the piece. Kellogg, a former Republican senator, was indicted for star route corruption and now backs Blaine according to the New York Herald.
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P. T. Barnum
Blaine
Benjamin
William P. Kellogg
Washington
United States
Kellogg
N. Y
Campaign lies and forgeries spark criticism and denial
The piece denounces political forgeries and forged letters tied to campaigns. Neal Dow denies authorship of a letter containing the phrase bigoted Germans. A Buffalo conspiracy aimed at harming Gov. Cleveland is condemned. Dana and the New York Evening Post are cited over alleged telegrams and a forged Edmunds letter. The article argues such deceptions hurt all candidates and parties.
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New York Evening Post
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Wisconsin
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Blaine
Prohibition Party Nominee Gov St John Letter Acceptance
The secretary of the national prohibition party releases Gov. St John s formal acceptance of the presidential nomination given at Pittsburg July 23 1884. He notes the war is over slavery abolished and urges reflection amid tariff battles and economic strain as parties trade personal abuse.
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Samuel Dickin
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Pittsburg
Campaign items from various sources at Faneuil Hall
Gen. Butler arrived in Buffalo and addressed a large crowd criticizing both parties. He urged unity beyond party lines, praised Cleveland, and praised Blaine supporters briefly. He accused Republicans of exploiting workers and giving lands to corporations, then urged forming a new party to clear political atmosphere and protect the people.
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John McCullough Suffering Mental Decay in Chicago Act
A New York despatch reports John McCullough has become insane after a two week Chicago engagement at McVicker's theatre was canceled due to his condition. He is watched at the Leland hotel, a drifting, exhausted figure whose prognosis is a dangerous relapse into imbecility. Brooks & Dickinson confirm dismissal of his season and fear for his future. managers may replace him with Sime, Ristori if he cannot recover.
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Mr Samuel J Tilden will shortly depart for the West Indies aboard his yacht Viking from Greystone. The vessel is being fitted with heating and other preparations to become his floating winter palace. Andrew H Green says Tilden is as well as in recent years and will spend most of six months aboard the yacht, enjoying a library of his choicest works.
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Democratic Candidate to be Given a Grand Welcome at Buffalo
Gov. Cleveland plans a nonstopping special train trip from Albany to Buffalo for his first home visit since nomination. He departs 1 15 Thursday, arrives 8 20 P M, with a public reception on arrival and returns to Albany Friday night.
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Prominent Lincoln Man Missing After Embezzlement Charge
Lincoln a prominent young businessman Benjamin F. Cobb has disappeared amid embezzlement charges totaling 30000 dollars and other crimes. No clue to his whereabouts, he leaves a young wife behind.
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Great preliminary battle shapes Ohio politics in fall race
Columbus reports a tense campaign as Republicans pour money and speeches into Ohio to tilt the tide toward Blaine. Democrats mobilize, exposing alleged fraud and planning a strong detective force to guard precincts while targeting German and liquor vote blocs amid a furloughing economy and coal strike.
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Brooklyn
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Newman
Johnson
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Logan
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Cincinnati
Pandemonium at Faneuil Hall rally for Blaine Logan
A chaotic Faneuil Hall gathering featured Irish American backing for Blaine and Logan amid shouting, hisses, and varied speeches. Speakers attacked democracy, praised Irish protection, and ridiculed opponents while crowds drowned voices with drums and noise.
John Quincy Adams Nominated for Congress in Quincy
The second congressional district democratic convention met at Quincy town hall on Tuesday afternoon with 99 delegates from 2 cities and 33 towns. John Quincy Adams of Quincy received the formal nomination by unanimous ballot, Bushrod Morse of Sharon named presidential elector by acclamation, and a district committee was chosen from Norfolk, Plymouth, Bristol counties and attached towns.
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Weymouth
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Plymouth County
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Pembroke
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Brockton
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Easton
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Attleboro
Brooklyn
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Mark Hopkins
Williams College
Nathan Beal
Rockland
E. L. Hyde
Middleboro
Alpheus Holmes
People’s Party
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Blaine
Worcester
Middlesex County
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City Hall
Boston
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Byron Truell
Lawrence
Endicott
William Rankin
John H. Morris
Prohibitory ward committee meeting and Blaine tour notes
A Boston prohibitory ward and city committee met at state headquarters on Tuesday evening led by Chairman Aldrich. They elected a finance committee for 25 wards, filled vacancies, and debated ballots with plans to print or sticker ballots. Blaine’s Ohio tour continued with stops at Fostoria Tiffin Kenton Urbana Springfield Dayton and a Louisville arrival for Hendricks.
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