Indiana State Ticket and Officials Listing
For president Benjamin Harrison of Indijana and vice president StelaW Reid of New York. State ticket lists War Governor Ira J. Chase Hendricks county and lieutenant governor Theodore Shoukney Randolph with other statewide offices and appellate judges named. Includes Supreme Court reporters, superintendent, statistician, and district appellate judges with hometowns.
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Benjamin Harrison
Indijana
Stelaw Reid
New York
Ira J. Chase
Hendricks County
Theodore Shoukney
Randolph
Aaron Jones
J. Joseph
John W. Coons
Marion
F. J. Scholz
Vanderburg
J. D. Ferrall
Lagrange
Supreme Court
George P. Haywood
Tippecanoe
James H. Henry
District and County Ticket and Political Notes
District and county officers listed including Congressman Samuel Jones and Sheriff Benjamin McFarlan. Indiana minister Apert G Porter resigns. weather prophet R D Hicks predicts a hard winter. Maine outlook unfavorable as Cleveland letter anticipated. Bankers Association proposes ending grace period on notes. Newton Kansas licenses ruled illegal by court. Chicago Inter Ocean cites 443 Cook County Democratic delegates with 220 saloon-keepers. Democrats seek a fundraising fund for Illinois operations.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Cook
Illinois
Allen W Tuurman Calls Ohio Democrats to Silence
Allen W Tuuman in Chicago urged Ohio Democrats to close state headquarters and stop pretending to fight for the party. He described the stance as improper and urged a different approach.
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Allen W. Tuurman
Chicago
Ohio
Cholera Advice From New Arrival in New York
Sig Epwix Arnold, recently arrived from India, claims the cholera bacillus dislikes acid and prescribes five drops of hydrochloric acid in a cup of tea every other morning as a preventive measure.
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Sig Epwix Arnold
New York
India
Dawes Announces He Will Not Seek Re election
Senator Henry L. Dawes of Massachusetts retires after thirty six years in national service. His withdrawal ends a long studied and honorable career in public life.
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Henry L. Dawes
Massachusetts
Stevenson Faces Tepid Reception in Indiana Gas Belt
ApLAS Stevenson failed to arouse enthusiasm at a meeting in Indiana. He spoke in several gas belt cities last week and, though listened to, drew little applause for his positions. Industrial town citizens appear to resist free trade arguments.
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Aplas Stevenson
Indiana
Gas Belt
Coal Operators Prepare New Cut in Miners Wages
The Pittsburg coal operators plan another wage cut amid scarce demand. Last week river mines were closed under the pretext of low demand, but the real aim is to force miners to accept any price to feed their families, driving desperation among workers.
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Pittsburg
National Republican
United States
Governor McKinney Receives Grand Reception in Indianapolis
Thousands gathered at Union Station to greet Gov. McKinney when his train from the East arrived near midnight. The crowd escorted him along a march to the Denison House on Pennsylvania Street where he delivered an impromptu speech amid cheers.
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Gov. McKinney
Indianapolis
Union Station
Denison House
Pennsylvania Street
Republicans Unite for Victory Amid Campaign Energy
Special correspondence from New York surveys Republican dominance in the early campaign, with banners across Fifth Avenue and business leaders predicting Republican success. It cites tariff gains under McKinley, Platt and Reid rallying for Harrison, and Democratic disarray alongside the failed newspaper fund appeal.
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New York
Apiring
Senator Platt
Whitelaw Reid
Warner Miller
General Clarkson
Republs
Fifth Avenue
Reid
Harrison
New York City
Republ
Platt
Cleveland
New York State
Connecticut
New England
New York Sun
Democratic
New Jersey
The
Sun
Toneue
Pecks Tariff Report Buoys Free Traders In N Y
Commissioner Peck reports that under the McKinley tariff first year in New York wages rose by 6 377 925 and labor products by 31 15 130 with 285 000 workers affected. He cites a $202 876 477 favorable trade balance and contrasts with European tariffs. Cleveland quotes on pensions criticizes false voting motives.
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New York State
Cleveland
Troy
Europe
Central
South America
Peck
Charles F. Peck
New York
Salisbury
Bismarck
Small Price for a Good Government
The article cites tariff per capita collections at $2.67 for the past year, arguing it as a small price for good government. It notes tin plate production under the McKinley law at nearly 20,000,000 pounds, contrasting with zero in the prior era. Sworn statements of manufacturers are引用. The piece also discusses soldiers' benefits and the role of soldiers' homes in aiding the needy in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
McKinley Confident on West and South Support
Governor McKinley, during a New York visit, asserts Republican strength in key states. He predicts victories in Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin, cites Lincoln and Madison meetings with strong turnout, and notes potential in West Virginia if the tariff issue unites the South.
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McKinley
New York
Wiiayake Republcan
Madison
Wis
Iowa
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas
Missouri
West Virginia
Free Trade Facts and Political Rhetoric Across 1859 to 1882
A compact review tracing trade policy from 1859 purchases of satinet and drilling to modern protective tariffs, followed by sharp excerpts from Republicans and Democrats on ballots, land policy, and postwar party shifts. Includes references to James Moon, Lincoln assassination commentary, and Harrison era patent comparisons.
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James Moon
Lakeville
South Bend
Buchanan
Moon
Union Township
Xt Favors the Farmers and the McKinley Law
A historical quote set contrasts farm import reductions under the McKinley law totaling over 30 million dollars with the idea that pensions are a collective compensation for individual losses. The piece references General Cutcheon speaking in the House on September 5, 1890 and mentions Harrison's Letter of Acceptance with a wartime parade image.
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House of Representatives
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Carthage
William G. Allan
Samuel Jones
David R. Myers
Gates Sexton
Cyrus F. Mullin
Thomas M. Green
Thomas A. Jones
Benjamin McFarlan
Allen Hinchman
Samuel R. Patton
Alonzo M. Stewart
Frank G. Hackleman
Roderick R. Spencer
Apert G. Porter
Italy
R D. Hicks
Jwe
Maine
American Bankers’ Association
San Francisco
Newton, Kas
Outlook Lright
Blaine
Republican Party
Tet Fresh
Rin Ear
Arkirgman
Congress
Grover Cleveland
M’kinley
Mr. James Moon
Abraham Lincoln
Stevenson
William B. Whiffen
Public Land Office
Senate
Stinger & Stone
Wolf & Holt
Ss .R
J. C. Henley
Louisville
Paris
Carthage Planing Mill CO
Corner Mill
Ripans
Ripans Co
Spruce Street
Main St
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