Cleveland Presidency Seen as Route to Southern Prosperity
An analysis notes low campaign activity in September with no outdoor rallies and surprising voter indifference. It recalls past prosperity under Cleveland’s terms, contrasts with Harrison era policies, and argues for electing Cleveland to boost Southern growth and national unity.
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Thomas Dunlap
New York World
South
Cleveland
Harrison
Green ‘Ville
Past Master Rose Denounces False Third Party Claims
The article cites A. J. Rose of the State Grange denying third party affiliation and attacking rival reporting. It accuses opponents of deceit, defends farmers, and describes Gideon’s Band as composed of unscrupulous Alliance politicians. It also notes a New York Herald Paris visit related to cholera research and the spread of microbes.
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Master Rose
A. J. Rose
State Grange
A.J. Rose
Texas
Tim
United States
Mississippi River
Progressman
Thomas Gaines
Gideon
New York Herald
Paris
M. Pasteur
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