Magnificent Demonstration of Gov. Cleveland in New Haven and Bridgeport
Reports detail Gov. Grover Cleveland’s arrival in Bridgeport and New Haven amid heavy rain, large crowds, and cheering, with escorts, speeches, and a grand reception. The visits feature Col. Lamont and Gen. Farnsworth, a New Haven city hall reception, and a Bridgeport rally with political fervor and security measures in place.
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Blaine Expresses Unshakable Confidence in New York
Blaine says he has never felt more certain of carrying New York and sends kind regards to Mrs. Fisher. The piece notes many mugwumps in Boston and predicts a similar turnout after Blaine’s departure.
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Cranks Rally as Fogg Backs Butler and Chase in Michigan
Frank Fogg is shouting support for Butler while Solon Chase and Moody Boynton rally for Blaine in Michigan. The fragment hints at local political or factional organizing with named individuals and teams.
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Democrats of Boston Urge Strong Representative Nominations
Boston Democrats call for bold nominations to bolster state and national tickets tonight. The appeal stresses credible candidates and party unity ahead of upcoming races.
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Wisconsin Campaign Moves In Final Stages
The piece discusses the political race with the so called people’s party fading while the genuine party advances toward victory. Democrats fight on the home stretch in Wisconsin amid uncertainty as Republicans grow anxious.
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Checks Pour Into Republican Coffers Ahead of Tuesday
The piece notes large donations flow to the Republican party while voters are set to cast ballots next Tuesday shaping the party’s path toward the White House.
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Butler Addresses Democrats Favoring Blaine Campaign
Ben Butler delivers an address attacking the Democratic Party and Grover Cleveland while praising the Republican Party and predicting no disasters if James G Blaine is elected.
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Judge Gilman Sees Hartford Republicans Back Cleveland
The Hartford judge praises anti Blaine Republicans but predicts most will vote Blaine. He says independents will stick with their old party until the moment of decision, then likely choose Blaine. In Hartford at least four hundred Republicans are expected to vote Cleveland.
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Attacks on Cleveland Grow Stronger Before Election
The Boston Daily Jackal and the New York Sun attack Gov Cleveland with vile rhetoric. Supporters see the slander as fueling the public and strengthening Cleveland as election day nears.
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Meeting at Faneuil Hall Draws Wealthy Merchants
A grand gathering at Faneuil Hall drew hundreds of prominent merchants bankers and manufacturers though notables like Dr. Loring Gen Swift and Rev G W Pepper were absent. The vice presidents boasted vast wealth with investments in trade manufacturing and commerce estimated at at least 100 million, about one sixth of New England's assessed value. The attendees included Republicans and Democrats united to oppose a corrupt party.
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Business Men of Boston Rally for Cleveland at Faneuil Hall
A packed Faneuil Hall meeting of Boston business men endorses Grover Cleveland. Col Codman and Gen. Osborne lead a pro Cleveland program with speeches decrying Blaine and urging honest government. Daniel Dougherty of Philadelphia argues education and patriotism must guide voters.
Vigilante violence and crimes ripple through towns and counties
Reports describe killings of catil thieves by vigilantes in the Gore mountains and other rural towns. Disappearances and thefts surface in Selville Ontario with a bank clerk’s suspected theft. A Boston crook is shot in Fargo while fleeing, and dynamite explodes during a Tomah Wisconsin demonstration killing two men. A Tennessean poisoner admits killing fifteen. lynching threats loom. Other items note a suicide attempt in a Hamilton visit, a fatal hazing incident at Windsor College, student protests, and notes from a Massachusetts Unitarian Sabbath School meeting with officers elected and funds reported.
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Actress Adelaide Ristori Arrives in New York for Third Time
Adelaide Ristori arrives in New York on Thursday with her husband Marquis del Grillo and children. Serena events include Gov Hale’s daughter Mary Louise wedding to Rev William Deloss Love Jr in Keene. Sergt Brainard of the Greely expedition reaches the city en route to Washington.
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General Gresham Receives Judge Commission
Gen Gresham received his commission as judge of the seventh judicial circuit and took the oath. He plans to return to Indiana to vote for presidential electors and expects to seat on the Chicago bench Wednesday or Thursday next.
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