Election Aftermath and 1892 Governor Vote Forecasts
The Gironde reviews the 1892 governor race results with detailed statewide and city tallies for Allen and Russell, confirming earlier forecasts and noting Prohibition and People's party figures. It discusses vote shifts outside Boston, compares to last year, and comments on campaign conduct and party dynamics in Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, and Kansas.
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Tor Goose
Russell
Girone
Allen
Gloor
Kimball
Prohibition
Winn
People’s Party
Boston
Brackett
Tur Gross
Massachusetts Legislature Rises to GOP Senate Majority
The statement shows Republicans hold a six vote Senate majority, up from a split chamber last year, and they have expanded their lead by ten in the House of Representatives, indicating a stronger GOP position in the Legislature.
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Senate
Harrison's Champion. Ingalls Calls for Nomination Against Cleveland
John J. Ingalls returns from an Eastern tour after polls closed and predicts Republican success in 1892. He argues Harrison will gain the nomination with Cleveland as opponent, notes Boies as a potential runner for second place, and cites Iowa prohibition policies alienating German and Scandinavian voters. Beers and whiskeys remain available in major towns.
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Kansas City
John J. Ingalls
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Ingalls
Harrison
Cleveland
Boies
Iowa
Don M Dickinson Sees Bright Outlook for Cleveland
Washington column quotes ex-Postmaster General Don M. Dickinson after Tuesday's election. He lauds Campbell's Ohio fight, predicts Democrats will push tariff reform, doubts a free coinage bill passes both houses, and believes a Cleveland nomination could win Massachusetts.
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Don M. Dickinson
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Massachusetts
Iowa
Campbell
Ohio
McKinley
Gorman
Maryland
National Party
Kinley
Dickinson
Republicans Win Tariff Fight in Ohio Democratic Split
Secretary Foster states Ohio Democrats repudiated the free coinage plank as the campaign opened, GOP tariff issue won. He doubts silver influenced votes and predicts New York Indiana New Jersey Connecticut will decide 92 race. He notes Cleveland’s nomination potential and ongoing Ohio Senate position questions amid Brice election legality rumors.
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Wasu Hinoton
Foster
Ohio
New York
Indiana
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ublican
Cleveland
Sherman
Foraker
Brice
Senate
United States Senate
Rice
Political Struggles Over Coinage Shape Ohio Outlook
State voters show strong interest in the silver coinage issue as a key factor in the next presidential race. The national party divisions reflect sharp contrasts over free coinage, with implications for campaign dynamics beyond New York and the Platt influence in urban centers.
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Pou
Ohio
Presien
New York
Mr. Platt
Flower Wins by Over Forty Five Thousand in New York
New York returns list Republicans 17 and Democrats 14 to the Senate. In the s2d district Dr James T Edwards Independent Republican backed by Republicans defeats Vedder. Assembly 65 Democrats 61 Republicans with two pro-corporate Democrats. Prohibitionists gain attention per Fred F Wheeler noting party appeal and Republican votes. Tribune reports Flower with a lead over 45,000 for governor.
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New York
Associated Press
Senate
James T. Edwards
Repubtican
Vedder
New York City
Fred F. Wheeler
Chneman
Potentine
Prohibition Party
the Tribune
Flower
Contests for House speakership to begin in Washington
Washington November 7 The speakership battle for the National House is set to start in about ten days with headquarters opening in Washington. Many members remain unpledged keeping the race open. Mills and Crisp lead the field with McMillan a close third and others like Springer, Hatch and Grim uncertain. Clark Kerr Gibson and Yoder are mentioned for clerical posts.
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Washington
National House
Congress
Messrs. Mills
Crisp
McMillan
Nic McMillan
Mills
Springer
Hatch
Grim
Gen
Clark
Missouri
Kerr and Gibson
Maryland
Yoder
Ohio
Brice predicts McKinley win despite Ohio setback
New York reports Senator Calvin S. Brice arriving from Ohio notes surprise at McKinley’s statewide victory. Brice cites Hamilton county losses for Democrats and says Ohio’s next legislature will not affect his senatorial race. McKinley is greeted at Canton with a parade and illumination as he vows tariff will remain the issue in 1892.
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New York
Calvin
Brice
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Fifth Avenue
McKinley
Ann
Genobell
Sai Brice
Hiopublican
Pdeccoee Oir
Hamilton County
Campbell
Oee Alliance
McKinley Election Draws Mixed American Reactions
London papers assess the US vote's impact. The Standard foresees a wait-and-see Republican stance, while The Times cautions Ohio results could signal a party schism and questions McKinley’s fit for the nomination. The Daily News notes conflicting outcomes abroad and calls McKinley a moderate on silver and protectionism. The Chronicle sees him a likely presidential candidate with Republicans backing a high tariff and money power in politics.
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London
The
Standard
United States
the Times
Ohio
McKinley
Daily News
Europe
the Chronicle
Foraker Is In To Stay In Ohio Senate Fight
Cincinnati reports the Ohio Legislature, solidly Republican with 97 of 138 seats, sparks a bitter race between Sherman and Foraker for the U S Senate. Foraker starts with 12 of 13 Hamilton county votes and aims to gain 49 caucus votes to control. Rumors of unseating Brice to create vacancies and alliances with Campbell Democrats circulate, while party lines split over the outcome. Sherman projects re election, Foraker vows to win, and both may seek seats even if Brice remains unseated.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Sherman
Foraker
Senate
House
Hamilton County
Brice
Campbell Democrats
Republican Party
McKinley
Foster
Figld
Wwanert
Boies Receives Enthusiastic Welcome in Des Moines
Gov Boies arrived at the depot at 11 o clock greeted by a huge crowd. He was driven to the Savery House and later addressed the cheering audience from the Grand Opera House balcony thanking them for the kind reception after his election.
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Des Moines
Gov. Boies
Savery House
Grand Opera House
Jolley Leading by About Two Thousand in State Returns
Maprison, Nov. 6. With no precinct tabulations, statewide totals are hard to gauge. In two thirds of reporting cities Jolley holds a majority near two thousand over Smith, Ind.
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Jolley
Smith
Ind
Defeat of People's party ticket shown in Kansas counties
Returns from 90 of 106 Kansas counties indicate the People's party ticket failed in 75 counties while Jerry Simpson remains the sole Alliance congressman to carry his county ticket.
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Torrica
Kan
People’s Party
Jerry Simpson
Alliance
Sherman Says Republicans Won Great Victory on Coin Issue
Senator Sherman spoke at his Mansfield home on November 6 about the election. He predicted a great victory for Republicans and linked it to the free coinage debate, recalling the 1875 fight over the honest dollar and suggesting the current result echoes that cardinal financial issue.
100 Lashes on the Back in Fort Surru Ark
At 2 a m Alex Rice was seized from bed by whitecaps stripped to waist and given 100 lashes on his bare back He was then ordered to leave town He had wed a year old girl last Tuesday night The community approved the rough action though Rice is a large older man and the girl described as delicate
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Fort Surru
Ark
Alex Rice
Rice
Shoe Trade Quiet but Prospects Improve Across Regions
R G Dun weekly review reports U S business steady with improved shoe trade outlook after Maverick bank failure. Wool, dry goods and groceries show mixed strength in Boston Hartford Philadelphia. Chicago grain movement boosts dry goods and clothing sales. iron makers see steady demand. Bankruptcies total 266 in United States and Canada, up from prior weeks.
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New York
R.G. Nun & Co
Review of Trade
Boston
Maverick Bank
Hartford
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Toston
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Trade picking up under Spanish reciprocity treaty
Washington reports show rapid gains from the Spanish reciprocity treaty in its first two months. steamship lines from New York to Havana chartered three extra ships with full cargoes as shipments of machinery and sugar rise. Havana merchants expect imports of flour duties cut to reach 1,000,000 barrels annually, more than double present use, with further sailings needed as the treaty expands.
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Washington
State Department
New York
Havana
Steamship Company
Cuba
Progress of the South in Industrial Growth
Hon Patrick Walsh of Georgia reports to President Harrison on Southern industrial progress. He cites cotton mill use of over 600000 bales last year, the South’s 2000000 tons of iron from 9000000 tons total, England behind by 500000 tons, and the South yielding nearly a quarter of Britain’s iron, with cotton manufacture future assured.
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Washington
Patrick Walsh
Georgia
Augusta
Harrison
South
Walsh
United States
England
Great Britain
Northwest crops lift mortgages with new farm machinery
A Boston Globe reader argues that despite reports of huge wheat losses in Minnesota and the Dakotas, the region will harvest around 160 million bushels. He notes $200 million in farmers’ net gains, aided by crop diversification and rapid provisioning of threshing outfits by Minneapolis jobbers and railroads, boosting demand for machinery and flax cultivation.
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Boston Globe
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
New England
West
Jobbers’ Association of
Sugar beet farming to boost local industry and employment
The region’s soil and climate prove suited to sugar beet cultivation and plans for sugar factories loom on the near horizon, promising jobs as production expands. H. M. Monae reports from Minneapolis dated November 3.
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H. M. Monae
Ineapolis
Refuses Reciprocity in Copyright and Much Talk
Ottawa Nov 7 Copyright sparks dispute between Washington and Ottawa as Canada refuses American citizens copyright registration. U S authors irate as Canada rejects registration under a presumed British treaty. Sir John Thompson contends the agreement is not binding imperial law, while Canada’s copyright branch, under justice, withholds registrations. Protests in Parliament demand Canadian legislation and control of copyright.
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Ottawa
Ont
Washington
Canada
United States
Harrison
Id Salisbury
Ark ‘Twain
Lord Salisbury
Department
Sir John Thompson
Great Britain
Department Ofriculture
Minister of Justice
Sir John Ompson
Anate and
Honge of Commons
MacKenzie
United Kindom
Meng
Vincent tours Japan on world trip for trade aims
Howard Vincent Conservative MP for Sheffield, touring the world to promote British federation and fair trade, arrives in Japan after surveying the United States and Canada. He reports Canadian imports at about £112 million, noting Britain and the United States dominate the list of supplying articles and criticizes McKinley tariff as harming Canada Britain trade. He praises American activity and Canada’s welfare while contrasting English living costs.
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Lonpos
Howard Vincent
Sheffield
British Federation
Fair Trade
Japan
United States
Canada
Sheffield Chamber of Comigerce
Vincent
Great Britain
England
Run on Island City Savings Bank Shocked Galveston
A run on Island City Savings Bank of Galveston caused by Albert Weis, bank president, led to about $60,000 withdrawn and $30,000 deposited. Directors gave personal guarantees to depositors and the run stopped. the comptroller declared a final 6.55 percent dividend to California National Bank creditors totaling 100 percent with interest to Oct 7, 1891 on proved claims of $456,657.
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Island City Savings Bank
Galveston
Tex
Albert Weis
California National Bank of San Francisco
Indiana
Brazil
Ind
Chicago
Corry National Bank
Corry
Penn
Customs Committee
French
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
France
St. Petersburg
Spaulding
Germany
Amsterdam
London Times
M. Vishnegradsky
Saxony
Death of Mgr Preston Vicar General of New York
Death of Mar Preston V G of the Roman Catholic diocese of New York occurred in New York City on Tuesday. Born July 23 1824 at Hartford Conn he studied at Washington College and Trinity Theological Seminary before converting to Catholicism. He was ordained priest after Fordham seminary training and served at West Point St Luke's and Holy Innocents before joining the Roman Catholic Church.
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Mar. Preston
New York
Hartford
Conn
Zephaniah and
Ann Preston
Washington
Trinity) College
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
New York City
Tle
Trinity Church
Seabury
Church of the Annunciation
14Th St
Church of the Holy Innocents
West Point
DeLancey
St. Luke's
Hughes
Fortish
MGR PRESTON BURIED IN MOVING REQUIEM MASS
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia delivered the funeral oration at St. Ann's East 12th Street New York for the late Right Rev Mgr Thomas Preston. The church overflowed with mourners as tickets limited admission. The service featured a full ceremonial mass with archbishop Corrigan officiating and Farley and other clergy assisting.
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New York
St. Ann's
East 12Th St
Mgr
Thomas Preston
St. Vincent de Paul's Society
Corrigan
John M. Farley
St. Gabriel’s Church
Edwards
Mooney
Fr. Lynch
Taylor
Mar. McDonnell
Kelley
Newey
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
White ribbon triumph at dual temperance convention
Boston hosts the World’s and National Woman’s Christian Temperance Unions as delegates from around the globe gather. About 800000 temperance advocates and 39,000 Loyal Temperance Legions youths attend, with Canada sending Mrs Edith Archibald and other notable figures including Sir Edward Archibald’s kin and Gen Neal Dow as honored guests.
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Boston
Women's Christian Temperance Unions
Loyal Temperance Legions
Canada
Judge Steadman
Dominion
Edith Archibald
Royal Commission of Inquiry
Archibald
Edward Archibald
United States
New York City
Leonard Tilley
Gen
Neal Dow
Maine
Notable temperance leaders join state convention in Boston
Delegates include Miss Florence Balearninge of London Mrs Col Parker Dr Kate Mitchell and Miss Frances Willard of the WCTU. Gov Russell and Mayor Matthews extend welcome with Mary Livermore and local clergy. Program features committee meetings and Willard’s address. A massing of Loyal Temperance Legion at Park Street Church follows with a children’s singing program.
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Henry Somerset
Tremont Temple
Mary Clement Leavitt
Boston
National
Eta
People’s Church
Faneuil Hall
Alice Osborn-Harris
Wellesley College
Florence Balgarnie
Lonon
Woman's Council
Col. Parker
Woman’s National Council
Kate Mitchell
London
Maud Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
Bent
Portland
Frances £. Willard
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Russell
Matthews
Mary A. Livermore
Fependen
Massachusetts W. C
7. O
A. J. Gordon
Boston Union
Miss Willard
of Temperance Workers
Park Street
Brigg s Case Dismissed by New York Presbytery Vote
The New York Presbytery dismissed Rev Dr Brigg s case after a 94 to 89 vote on a resolution stating charges were insufficient and urging church peace. Prosecution chair Dr George W F Birch announced an appeal to the synod. Dr Van Dyke urged dismissal for church unity and purity.
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Briggs
New York
Presbytery
Charles A. Brigue
Presbyterian
United States of America
Riggs
George W. F. Birch
van Dyke
Griggs
Pope’s health wanes as will and wealth plans unfold
Rome reports the pope has written a religious will while four cardinals prepare a secret temporal testament. He grows weaker though not bedridden. Doctors struggle with lingering catarrh. News notes the Holy See's wealth is largely invested in Bank of England stock and freehold holdings to ease concerns over the pope’s succession and endowment.
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Rome
Holy See
Great Britain
Bank of England
Massachuse tts Christian Endeavor heads to Springfield convention
The annual Massachusetts Christian Endeavor societies convention will meet in City Hall Springfield on Nov 17 and 18. Speakers include Rev F E Clark D D J W Baer Rev A Z Conrad D D Rev W G Puddefoot Rev David J Burrill D D Mrs Alice May Scudder Rev W W Sleeper Prof L I Townsend Rev C P Mills Rev Robert McDonald and others.
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Flunan Literati
Pekin
Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Societies
Springfield
F. E. Clark
D. D
J. W. Baer
A. Z. Conrad
W. G. Puddefoot
David J. Burrill
Alice May Scudder
W. W. Sleeper
L. I. Townsend
C. P. Mills
Robert McDonald
Cassie Fitzsimmons
Hamilton
Ont
China
Episcopal Churches and Missions
New Hampshire
Concord
Jubilant Golden Jubilee for Rt. Rev. Mgr Cantwell in Philadelphia
The golden jubilee of Rt. Rev. Mgr Nicholas Cantwell vicar general of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia was celebrated Tuesday at St Philip de Neris Church where he has served as rector for nearly 50 years.
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Mgr
Nicholas Cantwell
Archdiocese of
Philadelphia
St. Philip de Neris Church
Death of Bishop Boone at Hankow reported in Shanghai
Shanghai dispatches announce the death of Bishop Boone of the American Protestant Episcopal Church in Hankow during his annual visitation to port cities. In Maine the first meeting of the international Evangelical churches was held in Waterville with a large turnout of delegates.
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San Francisco
Shanghai
Hankow
Boone
American Protestant Episcopal Church
International Evangelical Churches of Maine
Waterville
Espirito Santo to Establish Direct Steam Link with U S
Washington November 8 The Bureau of American Republics reports that Espirito Santo Brazil has voted 90000 annually to establish direct steam communication with the United States.
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United States
Waasuhington
Bureau of American Republics
Espirito Santo
Brazil
Ohio Consoles 'Em As Harrison Eyes 1892 Plan
Washington reports say the election results cause discreet disappointment in the administration. Roosevelt’s Massachusetts fears Fulfilling the Harrison machine are unsettled while McKinley supporters claim a national tariff victory. Secretaries Rusk and Foster comment on policy and political futures amid a volatile mood.
Clever forger caught in West Virginia
Wues ine West Virginia November 8 reports a man named J Porter sometimes calling himself McGrain arrested at the episcopal residence of Rt Rev bishop Keane while attempting to pass a forged check on the bishop. Police found many certified checks valued from 200 to 1000 dollars on his person along with ink, cash, and other forgery tools. He is said to be a dangerous forger with many known schemes across about twenty banks nationwide.
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Washington
Gov
Russell
Grandma Hoar
Uncle Alanson
Massachusetts
Harrison
Rusk
New England
eKinley
Mills
Campbell
Foster
Ohio
Treasury
Yeaserday
Wacrdars
Soennsylvania
Cit
Nave
Sonally
Caley
Howe
New York
New York State
Tly
Empire State
Tings
Resen
Tracy
Obio
W. Va
J. Porter
Keane
Porter
McGrain
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Jolley Victory
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Ashland Collegiate Institute
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Theodore Weld
Paris
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