Republican Rise and 1896 Outlook Across States
The piece predicts a strong Republican showing in 1894 1895 and 1896 elections with Democrats shrinking in the North and South. It notes looming Senate vacancies Montana Washington Wyoming and current party splits with Republicans likely dominating the next House while the Senate remains conservative. It discusses regional shifts and potential populist balance of power affecting national legislation.
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Congress
United States
New York City
House
Senate
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Misalasippi
New July
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Colorado
Delaware
Idaho
Iinois
Iowa
Maine
Massachusetta
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Oregon
Rhodo Island
South Dakota
New Jersey
Higgins
Democrata
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Wircanatn
Farmers’ Alliance
Republicana
Platter of Spreading Disease Debated by New Jersey Officials
State officers and experts discuss tuberculosis in cattle as New Jersey veterinarians push for markets amid Western beef shortages. President Burrough says tuberculosis is not widespread enough to taint meat or milk unless severely aggravated, while a five member commission will investigate safe meat and dairy conditions and methods to detect disease.
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New Jersey
New Jeraey
Littlo
Ita
Supreme Court
Hudson County
Odden
Jnatica of the Peace
Stockton
Anusae Bia
R. A. Donnelly
George T. Werts
Werts
E F. C. Young
Young
United States Senate
Milch Cone
Hanna
Edward Burrough
Franklin Dye
Burrough
Uoless
Vica Secratary
Washington
Political clash over law and order in Congress
From Washington report notes Republicans in the Senate and administration allies back Cleveland’s stand for law and order. Democratic and populist governors oppose the administration while some Democrats in Congress side with protesters. The article discusses sugar trust probes, tariff bill fights, and anticipated partisan battles shaping the final outcome.
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Pallian Company
U. S
U.S
Br. Cleveland
America
Congress
Cleveland
Senate
Eitheer
Allen
Quiilslo
Jones
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Conference Committee
Senate Finance
House
Wilson
Sénate
Ex President Harrison on Federal troops and Unity Law
Ex President Harrison comments on President Cleveland deploying Federal troops without governor consent. He questions the action but notes troops may be used to enforce federal law if civil officers cannot. He doubts posse comitatus limits power, cites need for proclamation to authorize troop use. Also comments on German hosiery and American mills amid economic strain.
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Ind
Harrison
Cleveland
United States
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