Cleveland Strongest Democratic Candidate Says Carlisle
Senator Carlisle argues the Farmers Alliance fades as a political factor in the 1892 race. He contends Cleveland leads the Democratic ticket, warns against a third party, and notes northern and southern dynamics, with Ohio, Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado shaping prospects. He predicts Blaine’s strength if he runs and cites party factions and silver sentiment.
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Narpaconsert Prer
R. I
Senate
Aldrich
Harris
Allison
Carlisle
Farmers Alliance
Kentucky
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
South
Ohio
Harrieem
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Noh
Ubl
Hirm
Blaine
Cleveland for Governor
New York reports debate over nominating ex President Cleveland for New York State governor. Delegates express mixed views with J W McMahon in favor, while Clinton Beckworth doubts the statewide support and notes Cleveland would face a tough fight to win the governorship and presidency without a real majority next year.
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New York
Cleveland
Clinton Beckworth
Twenty-Third
State Committee
J. W. McMahon
Democratic State convention slated for Sept 15 at Saratoga
New York report says the Democratic State committee met briefly at the Hoffman House and set September 15 in Saratoga Springs as the convention date. Saratoga and Flower are favored for governor, with Sheehan as lieutenant governor candidate. other nominations include Asce nd State Treasurer Danforth, John B. Riley for comptroller, and candidates for State engineer Schenck and Sweet.
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New York
Saratoga Springs
Hoffman House
Saratoga
Flower
Rochester
Lower
Sheehan
Danforth
John B. Riley
Pitts
Rank Campbell
Steuben
Vorites
Simon W. Rosendale
Albany
Ed Pepe
Judge Ward
Vision
Schenck
Rensselaer
Elnathan Sweet
Governor Bulkeley and wife visit Springfield amid weather delay
Acting Gov. Morgan G. Bulkeley of Connecticut and his wife tour the countryside near Springfield Massachusetts. He says he has driven for two weeks and is not fully informed on Connecticut affairs. He expects the Legislature to decide his successor in November and will not resign.
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Springfield
Mass
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
Haynes House
Tur Girone
Sanger
President Harrison aims to sway New England voters in 1892
Washington dispatch reports friends of the administration say President Harrison will visit Bennington for the Stark monument unveiling to gain popularity in New England and gauge Blaine sentiment. The piece analyzes Blaine’s hidden bid, Harrison’s strategy, and possible outcomes tied to Ohio and Cleveland.
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Washington
Harrison
Bennington
Stark Monument
New England
Blaine
East
Han
Maine
After the Votes Locks of Sherman and Gorman
National Economist editor Dunning, back from Baltimore, says the Farmers' Alliance may run a Maryland ticket and aims to defeat Sherman in Ohio. He details intensive Alliance campaigning with speakers and literature, and signals a possible third party presidential ticket from the people’s convention in February. He favors Col. Polk but notes North South divides and that the Alliance seeks policy endorsement over party alignment.
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Sherman and Gorman
Washington
Dunning
The
National Economist
Farmers’ Alliance
Baltimore
Maryland
Gorman
Ohio
John Sherman
Kansas
People’s Convention
Col. Polk
Saan
Tee
North Carolina
North
Mills of Texas Sees Democratic Wins in Iowa
Representative Mills returned to Washington from Iowa where he avoided discuss of the speakership and presidential outlook. He predicted Democratic victory in Iowa, with Boies reelected and the state ticket and legislature carried, boosting holdovers for the next Senate. He noted strong enthusiasm among Iowa Democrats and planned October speeches in Ohio for Gov. Campbell.
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Washington
Representative Mills
Texas
Iowa
West
Mills
Boies
United States Senate
Ashington
Ae Coe
Ohio
Gov
Campbell
Stephen W. Dorsey forecasts GOP sweep with Blaine in 1892
Ex Senator Stephen W. Dorsey, visiting Kansas City, says Republican victory hinges on the party convention. He argues for a bold nominee like James G. Blaine, predicting a nationwide GOP majority if Blaine remains viable and McKinley wins Ohio governorship.
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Kansas City
Stephen W. Dorsey
New Mexico
Dorsey
Republican Party
Jaine
James G. Blaine
Bold Matt Quay Plans Return to Power in Pennsylvania
Washington notes outline of Matthew Stanley Quay's future aims as he refuses to resign from the Senate. He will shift base to Pennsylvania to rebuild influence, control state delegation, and restore his position, with operations to entrench his power continuing until his return to national politics.
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Washington
Matthew Stanley Quay
Senate
Florida
Pennsylvania
Quay
John
Philadelphis
William McKinle
Olavene
Gerry
Aislature
United States Senate
Wild Wheat Ride Shocks Chicago Board of Trade
A chaotic trading day in Curteano details December wheat spiking to 1.08 dollars before settling near 1.06. Bears collapse, buyers surge, and judges of the market fear Monday’s aftermath as rumors link Jim Keene to the frenzy and the Minnesota millers push to unload 6 million bushels.
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Curteano
Chicago Board of Trade
Bears
Old Hutch
Liverpool
Russia
Jim Keene
New Yorks
Eene
Yesay
B. P. Hutchinson
New York
Minnesota
Woodford Leaves for Europe Amid Gubernatorial Talk
Gen Stewart L Woodford sails for Europe on the La Touraine confident the Republican nomination is a foregone conclusion but aims to return for Brooklyn campaign duties. At Saratoga Leslie W Russell wins the fourth district Supreme Court nomination for Republicans. Democrats plan a Washington headquarters and aggressive drive. John H Stalin denies gubernatorial candidacy. Minnesota Dems vote to poll voters about Alliance loyalties with a $3500 fund. Fur merchant J C Shayne cites an informer claiming New York importers have raised 800000 to defeat McKinley in Ohio.
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New York
Stewart L. Woodford
Woodford
Europe
la Touraine
Au Revoir
Brooklyn
Saratoga
N. Y
Leslie W. Russell
Supreme Court
National Democratic Committee
Washington
D C
John H. Stalin
Minnesota Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Association of Minnesota
Alliance
J. C.C. Shayne
New York City
McKinley
Ohio
Shayne
Pomeroy, O
Salt and Health Across Centuries and Lands
A historical note traces salt use in punishment in Holland and its supposed link to death. It recalls Saxon epidemics from a salt shortage and claims a Dutch savant as saying salt cures consumption and cholera. It cites the Russian peasant milk salt cure and suggests adults need about half an ounce daily.
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Holland
Saxony
St Louis Wheat Market Near Black Friday Chaos
Aug 16 reports show a volatile wheat market with margin calls three times in a day. December wheat closed 60 cents higher as rumors of failures circulated and John Thyson's firm faced collapse amid intense speculation.
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St. Louis
John Thyson
Erchante’ Exchange
Thyson
Halt Called As Firms Prove Solvent At Afternoon Meeting
A meeting of creditors was called for this afternoon but Mr Thyson could not speak and the matter was adjourned to Monday. Other firms previously said to be insolvent were found solvent, having met their margins to the last cent.
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Cretors
Thyson
Trade Review notes global grain market shifts and broad trade gains
Russia's export ban on rye amid famine fears drives world grain markets higher with wheat up and corn rising. Boston and Chicago show improved demand for textiles, groceries, and boots, while the South lags with weak imports and export pace. Money markets remain steady with 7 to 8 percent rates and increased speculation activity noted in recent weeks.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Russia
Chicago
Boston
Hartford
Philadelphia
Colon
Faille
Pall & Co
United States
Dominion of Canada
Destructive wind storm hits Sanilac and Tuscola counties
A fierce wind storm swept Sanilac and Tuscola counties, about 80 minutes of devastation. At Minden City structures including the Huron & Sanilac Insurance building were blown down. a child was fatally injured. farms near Minden and Tyre suffered severe damage from lightning and wind. Crop losses and farm damages push total losses past 850000.
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Port Huron
Mich
Sanilac
Tuscola
Minden City
Huron & Sanilac Insurance Company
Springer & Co
Wright
R. P. Wilson
William Johnson
Tyre
George Soul
Henry Wheeler
Gladwin
McGregor
Inor
Storm damages crops and buildings at camp meeting
A severe storm swept Leon Iowa area injuring few, while eight thousand people at a Davis City camp meeting watched trees crash down and demolish the tabernacle and seats. no fatalities reported.
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Leon
Davis City
Storm wrecks buildings as Waterloo hit by fierce weather
A severe wind and rain storm swept through Waterloo and vicinity on Sunday night. The Graybill Manufacturing roof was blown off, a church and schoolhouse at Bloomingdale lost their roofs, and a large tree toppled onto children near Lexington injuring several, including a nine year old girl Sieg man who died instantly.
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Waterloo
North Dakota and Minnesota Harvest Prospects Brighten
Heat has passed as farmers report grain blight lower than feared. Damage in western North Dakota and eastern counties is modest, with 7 to 12 percent losses in parts of Minnesota. Yields vary by county, with 20 bushels per acre in the south and an overall Minnesota total around 60 million bushels.
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St. Paul
North Dakota
Missouri
Minnesota
Red River
Polk County
Nelson
Ramsey
Richland
Montana
Milk River
Sion
Kansas Wheat Harvest Surpasses Expectations This Year
From ToreKa Kansas on August 11 the wheat harvest exceeds earlier forecasts. Officials and the Alliance president had projected 42 to 60 million bushels, with current estimates at 70 million bushels machine measure. Southern counties lead with up to 21 bushels per acre while Gowen belt shows weaker yields as the crop nears completion. Continued on the Fourth Page.
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ToreKa
Kan
Kansas
Agricultural Department
Alliance
Death of James Russell Lowell noted famed poet and diplomat
Obituary recalls James Russell Lowell 1819 1891 the American poet essayist diplomat and editor who died after a long illness. Born in Cambridge Massachusetts the Harvard educated writer published Biglow Papers and A Year s Life and served as minister to Madrid and London. He married Maria White then Frances Dunlap and spent late years at Southboro Massachusetts.
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James Russell Lowell
America
Atlantic
Bret Harte
Cambridge
Elmwood
Charles River
Boston
Harvard
Law
Lowell
Wendell Phillips
Joshua R. Giddings
Brittany
Chaucer
Guy
Biglow
Son Prinuters
Mr. Lowell
The
North American Review
Madrid
United States
London
Cleveland
University of St. Andrews
Scotland
University of Cambridge
Oxford
England
Maria White
Frances Dunlap
Portland
Europe
Edward Burnett
Southboro
Bright New York Typewriter Earns Good Wages
A New York World item notes a single office typewriter in Temple Court who handles 10 business firms daily. She types and returns replies to letters, earning 35 a week from each client and preserving two afternoons for herself. She performs far more precise work in less time, earning three to four times typical wages for similar roles.
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New York World
New York
Temple Ct
Business New
Veteran head waiter links across famed New York hotels
Auguste Blanke is described as the head waiter at a Saratoga hotel since its opening eight years ago. He previously served 13 years at the Hoffman House and seven years at Delmonico's as a well known employee.
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Auguste Blanke
Saratoga
Hoffman House
Delmonico’s
German immigrant with property and notable service to presidents
A 47 year old German man, owner of 129 East 50th St and 1323 Avenue A with a suburban cottage, has no children but raised his two favorite nieces. He claims to have waited on Presidents Lincoln Garfield and Arthur and notes 30 years of continuous work.
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14Th Street House
East 50Th St
Avenue A
Lincoln
Garfield
Arthur
Revolt of the Chinese Stirring Rumors from New York
Gin Yuen, a San Francisco merchant, reports China on the verge of a large rebellion led by Gen. Lue Yee aged 86. He claims an army of 20,000 insurgents backed by over a third of China's population aims to topple the emperor and place Lae Yee on the throne.
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New York
Gin Yuen
San Francisco
China
Lue Yee
Lae Yee
Quong Soy
Shen Woon
di Zing Quok
Aaa Woon
Loo
Philadelphia
Searles Dismisses San Joaquin Valley Trip Taste
Ed win F. Searles, new Mark Hopkins heir, tours California with Chief Engineer Gray. Searles complains the San Joaquin valley offers no artistic plot and orders removal of curtains, sparking comments likened to Oscar Wilde in a travel shows.
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California
Edwin F. Searles
Mr. Gray
San Joaquin Valley
San Joaquin
Searles
Beries
Oscar Wilde
Paper Belts Rival Leather in Driving Power
A leading American firm has been producing belts from pure linen stock claimed to outperform leather in strength and durability. They are flexible, generate no electricity, and adhere closely to pulleys, with footnotes on thickness and width. They can run in dry conditions but falter in water or constant moisture.
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iNew York Sun
Suspicious Stranger at Missouri Toll Gate
A pious-looking man asks to pay five cents to pass a Missouri plank road toll while the farmer and his son Bill work in the fields. The farmer hesitates and tells his boy to watch the stranger as he may be up to something.
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Quincvy Herald
Missouri
Hill
Bill
Four Daughters Await News of Ill Uncle William
Mrs Mackintosh receives a black bordered London letter about her Uncle William who is seriously ill. The four daughters react with tears yet cling to hope and discuss gowns as they avert opening the letter, cautious of possible bad news.
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Cornélia
Eer Boas
Crown Prince Tired of Public Cheers
The little German crown prince grew weary of the continuous salutes as he rode with his governess. He complained he was tired and would not lift his bonnet any more despite cheers from the crowd. The governess urged him to acknowledge the people, and he sat up, responding to the crowd’s attention.
Prominent Reformer Sir Charles Dilke Seen as Future Leader
Lonpoy August report profiles Sir Charles W. Dilke bart a scholar and reformer with wide imperial experience. The article covers his views on Irish question municipal socialism plural voting and potential role in a liberal leadership contest against Rosebery and Chamberlain. It notes his Heath Place home and interview details with Dilke and Lady Dilke.
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Lonpoy
New Democracy
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Chamberlain
Charles W. Dilke,bart
Great Britain
Greater Britain
United States
Tam
Parliamen
Dilke
Pera
Sir Ator
Shepperton
Imperial Department
Charles Dilke
Rhett
Heeney George
Form clubs via WEEKLY GLOBE private circular offer
Promote forming large clubs using the WEEKLY GLOBE new private circular. Send to WEEKLY GLOBE for this circular and free sample copies.
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GLOBE
Weekly Globe
What a Ration Is
The article defines a ration as the daily food allowance for one person in the U S Army. It lists components such as pork or beef portions, bread, cornmeal, beans, rice, hominy, coffee, tea, and yeast powder, detailing quantities per 100 rations and variations in meat types.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
United States Army
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