Public concerns on corporate power and policy shift
Gov Cleveland and Col Nunez of Philadelphia return from Cuba after imprisonment and property seizure. They plan to seek damages through the U S government. Backed by a Cleveland Hendricks administration, a vigorous foreign policy is anticipated, marking a break from the prior party’s influence.
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Codman kin tied to independents in Philadelphia press
The Philadelphia Press claims Col John R Codman joined the independents after Blaine's nomination. Col Charles R Codman led the first public independents meeting in Philadelphia and has stayed with the group, while Capt John Codman is also cited as holding a similar political position.
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Hon Hamilton Fish praises Cleveland as president material
Hon Hamilton Fish, a Republican authority, says he respects and admires Cleveland and would like to see him win the presidency. He credits Cleveland with a splendid record as governor and believes he would do well as chief executive. The anti Cleveland rhetoric comes from souls lacking honor or respectability.
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Cleveland
Mulligan Attacked in Republican Tacit Slur
Republican officers give up defending Blaine and weigh a free attack on Mulligan. General Hawley, in New Haven, invoked Mulligan to prompt a chorus of boos and a pandemonium of slanderary shouts ending with the coyote cry Mulligan Mulligan Mulligan.
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Grady’s honesty debated amid Blaine press praise debate
The Philadelphia Press questions Grady’s methods as a Tammany representative while praising his opposition to Grover Cleveland. It notes Cleveland aimed to keep Grady from the legislature to promote clean laws, and despite venom, Grady is as honest as Blaine.
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Startling Campaign Literature Attacks Blaine and Mulligan
A forceful editorial condemns Blaine citing Mulligan letters and alleged abuses of office. It questions Dawes and Hawley and urges readers to weigh the evidence, warning that Blaine’s election would humiliate the American people. The piece calls for action against the candidate’s exposure.
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Blaine to Leave Maine for West and Boston Dinners
Blaine, changing his stance from early season refusals, now indicates two days to visit the Manchester fair and depart Maine for other engagements. He may tour the West. Massachusetts club hospitality and Maine trips are criticized as delays and snubs amid a broader national campaign.
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Politician’s Campaign Moves Scramble Across States
The piece traces a candidate’s plan to base his campaign on finance, with Elkins as an emblem of political materialism. From New York he aims to Ohio to rally wavering lines, possibly stump nationwide, even courting rivals and their seeds of distrust. Massachusetts检 remains a barrier, yet he eyes open channels to reach key supporters and bypass hostile soil.
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Massachusetts Suburban Press backs Blaine and Cleveland
Senator Norris of the state reports the Massachusetts Suburban Press association voted for Blaine 29 to Cleveland 5. The editor recalls editors voting along party lines and a New York traveler noting 150 of 200 aboard favored Blaine.
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