Wily Sir Charles Tapper for Washington seat sparks Canada talk
In Montreal and Ottawa the prospect of Sir Charles Tapper replacing Lord Sackville in Washington dominates discussion. A Boston telegraph hints a Cleveland proclama tion on Canadian product exclusion shifts mood to U S hostility. Prominent citizens fear injustice to Canada if a leading statesman serves in a hostile government. A Sherbrooke banquet honors J Pope with Langevin Bowell Chapleau Foster and MoNTREAL as primary guests.
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Charles Tupper
Lord Dackville
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Pffice
Sir Charles
Tapper
Sherbrooke
J. Pope
Railways
Principa
Hector Langevin
Public Works
Mackenzie Bowell
Customs
Chapleau
Foster
Montreal
Ottawa West
Methods on which they rely
New York dispatch exposes a fundraising and vote manipulation plan by national and state Republican leaders. It outlines funding to influence Indiana voters, bribe precinct workers, monitor election officers, organize floaters, and encourage business men to work polls, arguing to secure Harrison and Morton a large plurality. It also mentions tariffs and a Cleveland tariff reform meeting in Tremont Temple with David A. Wells.
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New York
National Republican Committee
W. W. Dudley
Indiana
C. L. Jewett
Democratic State Committee
Huston
Harrison
Morton
Connecticut
New Jerse
William W. Dupley
Tremont Temple
David A. Wells
Henry L. Pierce
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Francis A. Walker
Robert Treat Paine
William Everett
Samuel N. Aldrich
Archibald M. fTlowe
Pierce
Cleveland
Wells
Iseele
Grover Cleveland
Congress
National Congress
Treasury
Washington
Dr. Everett
Theepublican Party
Lynn
Neon
United States
Justice Hannen says league books may be inspected
Special Commission official Justice Hannen states that league books kept by banks may be inspected by The Times. Also noted are a street car collision, Harvard’s 74 to 0 win over Dartmouth at Jarvis field, Dr William Everett’s Democratic senate nomination, M Coquelin’s lecture at Sanders Theatre, Dorchester Yacht Club winter quarters opening, Boston Merchants Weeks Association officers elected, and a large Third District Democrats rally at Cabot Street bathhouse with Godfrey Morse John F Andrew and others speaking.
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Harvard
Dartmouths
Jarvis Field
William Everett
Norfolk
M. Coquelin
Sanders Theatre
TL Art du Comedien
Dorchester Yacht Club
Boston Merchants’ Weeks Association
Cabot Street
Godfrey Morse
John F. Andrew
Sae Age
Republicans Seek 350000 From Railways for City Campaigns
Report claims Tom Platt and agents pressed four land grant railroads the Union Pacific Central Pacific Northern Pacific and Atlantic Pacific for 350000 to aid Republican managers in New York City. Union Pacific President Charles Francis Adams denied any political contributions and said railways have no role in politics while confirming repeated solicitations.
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General Fisk
Pomona
Cal
Walter 8
Robinson
Second District
Elijah A. Morse
New York
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Tom Platt
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Central Pacific
Northern Pacific
Atlantic & Pacific
Adams
Post
Union Pacific Railway
They Were Hired to Register in the Interest of an Anti-Cleveland Man
Six men living in Park Row lodging houses were arrested in New York for illegal registration in Gravesend, Kings County. They said they were hired by Moritz and Aaron Hirtzberg, saloon keepers, to register in the interest of John Y. McKane, boss of Coney Island police, aiming to secure continued Gravesend political control. Also jailed for false registration was Richard W. Dyer, a four time Sing Sing alumnus who had been out only 33 days.
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New York
Coney Island
Park Row
Gravesend
Kings County
Moritz
Aaron Hirtzberg
John Y. McKane
McKane
McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Richard W. Dyer
Sing Sing
Steamers Arrived and Departed From Major Ports
A crowded tide of ships is listed with arrivals and routes. Vessels include Glengarry from China and Japan to New York, City of New York from San Francisco to Yokohama, and Saturn and Bremen bound services from New York, Havana, or Montreal.
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Ocean
New York
Bungeness
Santiagnene
Havana
Gibraltar
Glengarry
China
Japan
Havre
Ealing
New Orleans
Hamburg
Bohemia
London
Godiva
Baltimore
Leith
Lracona
Montreal
Liverpool
The
Queen
Penu
Chancellor
Java
Yokohama
City of New York
San Francisco
Vedra
Carthagena
Wisconsin
Neptune
Denia
Frutera
Tarragona
Llandaff City
Bristol
Phladelphia
Switzerland
Antwerp
Barcelona
Nales
Savannah
Batavia
Marseilles
Chandernagor
Pensacola
Bremon
Liverpoo
Carn Brac
West Point
Ravensdale
Wilmington
Monkseaton
Dartmouth
Birch
Galveston
Iron Head
Brooklyn City
Greenock
Hibernian
Minnesota
Gothia
Copenhagen
Sackville Retired as U S Envoy Amid Diplomatic Rift
Washington reports say Secretary Bayard informed Lord Sackville that his diplomatic presence in the United States is no longer acceptable. The move follows British minister West's conduct and a letter to a U S voter influenced by a British envoy.
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Lord Salisbury
Lord Sackville
Cleveland
Bayard
United States
Sir Charles Tupper
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Machinson
Blaine
Tupper
Waasuhington
Secretary of State
T. F. Bayaro
LprdAt
West
Great Britain
Representative McMillan
Eustis
Louisiana
N Street
Post
State Department
Mason and Slidell
Lord Lyon
Morgan
England
Murchison
Democratic Party
Senatr
Senate
America
London
Edmunds
Arlington Hotel
Associated Press
Layard
Reprter
Endicott
Garland
Thompson
The
Treasury
Commodore Harmony
Navy
Arctic Ocean
White House
Pomona Letter Author Target of $2000 Reward
The Democratic committee in Pomona California offers $1000 reward for the author of the Murchison letter and another $1000 for detectives to capture him. Local Republicans claim the writer is a Pomona resident who lives there daily, with no involvement by Patrick Egan or any non resident. The letter is said to have been conceived and written entirely in Pomona by a resident of four years.
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Charlies F. Murchison
Pomona
Cal
United States
Great Britain
England
Beverly
Mass
Canada
Senate
National Democratic Committee
Stein
J. A. Claris
Murchison
Patrick Egan
Prohibition Letter Urges Cleveland Vote in California
A Pomona letter to Prohibition candidate C B Fisk urged Prohibitionists to secretly back Cleveland to defeat Harrison in California. Fisk referred the matter to the national committee, which advised Prohibitionists to vote their ticket regardless of outcomes.
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New York
Voice
Prohibition Organ
John L. Hoover
Pomona
Cal
C. B. Fisk
Prohibition
California
Harrison
Cleveland
Fisk
Dickie
Prohibition National Committee
Blaine Silent on Sackville Action as Democrats Back Cleveland
New York Oct 30 Blaine arrived from Albany but declined to discuss the President's Sackville decision. Governor Hill and prominent Democrats praised Cleveland's move. Republicans offered mixed reactions, not faulting the dismissal but doubting motives and timing.
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New York
Blaine
Albany
Sackville
Governor Hill
Cleveland
Lord Sackville
Press Comments on Sackville Incident and U S Dignity
The Sun argues the Sackville affair tests national pride, not party tactics, praising Cleveland for sticking to mind your own business. The Times notes Washington’s clear signal that Sackville’s presence is no longer acceptable, and says the incident may only affect votes by provoking contempt for the party exploiting it.
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New York
the Sun
Buncombe
Cleveland
the Times
Lord Sackville
Washington
United States
Weather Indications for New England and New York
Washington October 30 reports warmer conditions across New England and eastern New York. Southerly winds replace cooler air as fair skies continue.
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Washington
New England
New York
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