Notable Early 1900s Local Incidents Hit Huntington and Jersey City
Reports detail job losses from a pattern of speosers near Huntington and Jersey City tied to the Japanese Hair Manufacturing and Pavonia oleomargarine works, plus a Philadelphia factory fire causing $40,000 in damage. The Knowles estate endows art education and Ripon College, while John M. Masterson & Co. faces a $125,657 liability assignment amid depositor concerns. A physician convicted for abortion deaths, and a man who shot at his father in New York complete the string of incidents.
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Huntington
Jersey City
Japanese Hair Manufacturing Company
Pavonia Oleomargarine
J. Knowles
Worcester
Mass
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Robert 8. Officer
Swanson Street
Philadelphia
Thomas Tunis
John M. Masterson & Co
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Ira Butler
Richmond
Lockport
Michael Hughes
Enn Yan
The Devil's Auction Attracts Crowds At McVickers Theater
A grand spectacular titled The Devil's Auction plays at McVickers Theater in Chicago this week, drawing strong interest after prior success in Eastern cities.
Fire Spreads Through Duputys Hotel Napoleonville
Thibodeaux dispatch reports Duputys Hotel and surrounding business district leveled by fire. Major buildings saved include the courthouse jail and churches. Total loss around 200000 with 50000 insurance. Also notes a fatal shooting in Baltimore and a Palatka Florida blaze and various Kentucky and West Virginia events.
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Duputy
Napoleonville
Court House
J. B. Kel Yan
J Katzenberger
Baltimore
Palatka
Fla
Maud S
Lexington
Union
W. Va
Internal Revenue totals and Sheridan defense notes
The 1884 annual report shows total receipts of 121,590,039 dollars, down from 144,553,344, with an estimated 115,000,000 for the current year due to lower bourbon and rye whiskey taxes. Tobacco receipts dropped 16,041,850 from the prior year. Gen. Sheridan urges militiaman quotas, seacoast fortifications, and continued western military service. Rev C S Smith proposes caution to South officeholders regarding Black advisers. Gov Schuyler Crosby of Montana named First Assistant Postmaster General to succeed Frank Hatton.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Sheridan
West
Congress
C. 8. Smith
Bloomington, Jr
Arthur
South
Schuyler Crosby
Montana
Frank Hatton
Congress election tallies show Blaine leads nationwide
New York Jersey dispatch reports 185 Democrats 138 Republicans 2 People's Party in the next House. Plaindealer cites Blaine plurality in Pennsylvania and majorities in California Oregon Nevada North Carolina with statewide and county tallies, plus Indiana governor result and New York closeness in the federal race.
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New York
Jerald
Congress
People's Party
Pennsylvania
Plaine
Allegheny
Butler
Carbon
Montgomery
Philbia
Schuylkill
Sullivan
Tioga
Philadelphia
Blaine
Endicott
McCafferty
Seelve
Robinson
Cleveland leads Missouri counties by plurality margin
In Missouri vote tallies from seventy eight counties Cleveland shows 106,123, fusion tickets with Butler and Blaine at 143,608 and St. John at 1,141. Cleveland's overall plurality is 22,515. The estimates infer Florida’s two options yield Cleveland a 4,144 majority.
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Florida
Cleveland
Missouri
Butler
Blaine
Fusion
St. John
Riots mar elections in Mexico and Quebec storm wrecks homes
Sunday elections in Nueva Leon and Coahuila, Mexico, sparked riots with several killed and many wounded, mainly at Saltillo, Bustamante, and Sabinos Hidalgo. In Montreal Laval University expelled all but six students for defying regulations. A Quebec storm leveled homes and fishing boats, damaged fencing, and left families without winter provisions. US business failures totaled 166 for the week, down from prior weeks, with most firms under $5,000 in capital.
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Coahuila
Mexico
Saltillo
Bustamente
Sabinos Hidalgo
Laval University
St. Anne Des Monte
Notre du Portage
Quebec
United States
Bradstreet
Paris cholera scare and global events
October UK imports fell by 4.737 million pounds and exports by 725 thousand pounds versus last year. Paris cholera reemergence spooks residents as many Americans flee. Austrian architect Barfuss jailed six years hard labor for incendiary placards. In Rome nine new Cardinals named. Vatican cites crisis but Catholic progress in the United States. British Commons passes franchise bill after vote. Stroud oil works destroyed in fire at 1.25 million dollar loss. Paris hosts universal exhibition opening May 5, 1889.
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Paris
Barfuss
Rome
United States
Baltimore
Australia
India
Africa
England
Ireland
House of Commons
Stewart Bros. & Co
Stroud
Canvassers report no material change in electors tally
Across New York twelve counties adjourned due to irregular inspector returns. The official vote from the canvassed counties does not alter previously reported majorities. The summary covers election canvass results and related political notes.
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New York
Indianapolis
E. C. Goldstein
H. G. Wells
Michigan
Court of Commissioners
Mare Maud S
Lexington
Kentucky
Chicago
Health Department
Close 1884 race ends with Cleveland ahead in New York
Newspaper reports five days after the election show Cleveland leading Blaine, with New York’s six electoral votes pivotal. Telegraphs from Albany and city editors reflect varying counts and claims of fraud, while proclamations from Jay Gould and the National Democratic Committee push Cleveland’s sure win.
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Blaine
Cleveland
New York
New
Connecticut
Tion
Gorman
P Tess
United States
Associated Press
Garfield
Essex
Madison
Saratoca
Sullivan
Lister
Ann
Jimes
Sen
Albany
Republican National Committee
Col. Grosvenor
Ohio
National Committee
B. F. Jones
New York State
J. G. Blatxe
Jay Gould
National Democratic Committee
Hendricks
Illinois and Oglesby Carry the State
The results show Oglesby wins Illinois by about 20000 votes with a Republican governor and a mixed legislature. Blaine leads in sixty nine counties, Cook included, while Democrats gain some localities, and the legislature balance tilts toward a slim Democratic majority pending final counts.
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Oglesby
Bisineca
Illinois
Richard J Oglesby
John \. Smith
H. D. Dement
Jorney
George Tao di
Eays
Uafe
Chicago
Cleveland
Cook
Blaine
Democratic Lead Fluctuates In Indiana Returns
The latest official returns show a Democratic plurality around 5 900 to 8 000 with Democratic claims of a 7 0 majority. Indiana’s Congressional delegation splits seven Fusionists and four Republicans while the Legislature leans Democratic on joint ballot.
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Disputch
Indiana
Publican State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
J. J. Kleiner
Thomas R. Cobb
Jonas G. Howard
William
Holman
C. C. Matson
W. D. Bynum
T. B. Ward
Robert Ane
George Ford
B. F
Thomas Browne
James T. Johnson
Ike D. Owen
George W. Steele
Cided
Repub
Free J’ress
Jost
Republcan
Wisconsin Election Outlook and Congressional Returns
A Milwaukee dispatch reports Secretary Payne of the Republican committee claiming a statewide Republican lead from 6,000 to 12,000 votes with Dr. Anderson of the Democratic committee conceding the state to Republicans by about 60. Indications show a large plurality. Republicans win Caswell in the 1st district Lafallette in the 3rd VanTh(gain) four. Democrats elect Bragg in the 2nd and Rankin in the 5th. Legislature expected to be Republican in both houses.
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Blaine
Payne
Republican Committee
Milwaukee Dispatch
Anderson
Democratic
Caswell
Lafallette
van ¥Th
Bragg
Rankin
Blaine Wins Plurality In City Returns
Returns from most cities show Blaine leading with 142 099 votes and a total gubernatorial tally of 173 281. Endicott and Seelye appear in the results with small shares while Democratic rivals Lodge and Law are mentioned in a possible recount context. Evidence of fraud is noted in the Sixth Congressional District with calls for a joint ballot tally.
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Blaine
Cleveland
Butler
St. John
Endicott
McCafferty
People’s
Seelye
Prohibition
Robinson
Republicans win Nebraska and Iowa races in strong gains
Republicans carry Nebraska by about 20 000 and Iowa by 25 000 to 30 000 on the state ticket. They win ten of eleven congressional districts and fill major state offices including Governor James W. Dawes and Secretary E P Roggen. Fusionists pick up Murphy in Iowa’s Second District, while the Sixth district fusionist is defeated.
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Blaine
Nebraska
Congress
James W. _ Dawes
H. H. Shedd
E. P. Roggen
C. H. Willard
H. A. Babcock
William Leese
Com Scott
Blic
W. W. Jones
State University
Leavitt Burnham
Pepulican
Iowa
Woolson
Henderson
Puller
Smith
Campbell
Conger
A Hepburn
Lyman
Holmes
Strable
Murphy
Blaine Wins Big Across States in 1880 Returns
Partial California results show Blaine leading San Francisco with 22 450 votes and Cleveland 13 674. Kansas and Colorado show solid Republican wins with governors and state officers elected. Wisconsin and other western states contribute to a large Blaine majority nationally.
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Blaine
San Francisco
California
San
Pro Election Defeat Acknowledged In Third District
E. J. Gay, a proessionist Democrat and wealthy sugar planter, reports that meg friends admit his defeat for Congress in the Third District by 300 votes.
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Meg
E. J. Gay
Democratic Gain Narrows North Carolina Seat Split
In North Carolina, Democrats gain one congressman in the state’s political realignment as key statewide offices like Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, and Treasurer face shifts. Notable names mentioned include W L Saunders, D W Bain, M Finger, and T F Davidson among others.
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Ernor, M
W. L. Saunders
W. P
D. W Bain
M. Finger
T. F. Davidson
A. S. Merriman
New Hampshire Votes Split Across Towns in 19th Century Returns
The Granite State shows Blaine leading in 21 towns with 39,106 votes while Cleveland has 34,988 and St John 1,425. Hale, the Republican, collects 4,115 to Edgerly’s 3,198 with 75 other scattered. Carrier’s anticipated majority would be 749 if the pattern repeats.
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Granite State
Blaine
Cleveland
St John
Rier
Forvernor
Aoe Th
Mason
Ng A
Hale
Edgerly
Carrier
Arkansas State Officer Names From The Democratic Ticket
A fragment lists state officer names including John Ireland as Lieutenant Governor Barrett Gibbs as Treasurer and other offices. The text is garbled but shows political designations tied to a Democratic ticket in Texas.
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Cleveland
John Ireland
Barrett Gibbs
Kista Greeny
Senate
Courney
Omes
Walsh
Blaine Leads As Vermont Returns Narrow Plurality
Vermont results show Blaine with about 20 thousand in early returns from 43 towns while Garfield and others trail. full canvass projected Blaine ahead by roughly 22 thousand. Minnesota statewide support favors Blaine around 35 thousand with Republicans dominating Congress and state House projections. South Carolina tilts heavily Democratic amid staggered returns.
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Blaine
Vermont
Cleveland
Butler
St. John
Belva Lockwood
Garfield
Hancock
Weaver
Missouri Democrats Sweep State Offices in Victory List
In Missouri the Democratic ticket wins by a large margin with Cleveland’s statewide lead estimated 40 000 to 50 000. Elected officials include Governor John 58 Moreh Secretary of State W Kk orehouse McGrath Treasurer J M Siebert Auditor John Walker Attorney General B G Boone Supreme Court Judge F M Black Register of Lands Robert McCulloch Railroad Commissioner William G Downing.
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Kansas
Congress
John A. Martin
A. P. Riddie
E. B. Allen
E. P. McCabe
Samuel T. Howe
B. Bradford
J. H. Lawhead
Cleveland
Missouri
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J. M. Siebert
John Walker
B. G. Boone
Supreme Court
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Register of Lands
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William G. Downing
Connecticut Returns Tie Up Statewide Vote Count
Hartford dispatch reports Connecticut returns complete except back country towns. Cleveland leads with 66 952 votes, Blaine 65 7, John 2 205, Butler 1 637, giving Cleveland a 1 212 plurality. Governor and state officers results mirror the statewide tally, risking a Lecisia outcome.
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Hartford Dispatch
Connecticut
Blaine
John
Butler
New Jersey Returns Show GOP Legislature and House Wins
Trenton dispatch reports New Jersey voters favor Republicans with a plurality between 3000 and 5000. Democrats elect Green in the Third District Pidcock in the Fourth and McAdood in the Seventh. Republicans win the bicameral Legislature in both branches.
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Cleveland
Trenton Dispatch
New Jersey
Hives
Asemaceraiy
Green
Pidcock
McAdood
Tennessee and Virginia election notes amid party shifts
Nashville dispatch reports Republicans Pettibone in the 1st district Houck in the 2d and Taylor entering the 1th in Tennessee amid a reduced Democratic Legislature. Virginia shows a Democratic lead of about 9000 with remaining counties likely to widen Cleveland's statewide majority near 9000.
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Nashville Dispatch
Tennessee
Pettibone
Houck
Taylor
Florida election results favor Dougherty in Secon race
A Jacksonville dispatch reports Dougherty Democrat leads Bisbee Republican by about 700 with an unofficial statewide Democratic majority near 4,900. Counties west of the Apalachicola River skew Democratic by roughly 1,250.
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Jacksonville
Secon
Dougherty
Bisbee
Florida
Apalachicola River
Blaine Secures Apparent Lead With 31 049 Vote Margin
The report notes Blaine holding an approximate plurality in the state with about 31 049 votes. It reflects a narrowing race as final tallies come in, signaling Blaine's edge though totals are not yet finalized.
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Blaine
Alabama and Mississippi Vote Democratic Majorities
The reports indicate Cleveland carried Alabama by the usual Democratic margin and a solid Democratic delegation was elected to Congress. Mississippi shows Democrats winning similarly with all Representatives aligned with the party and no statewide officers on the ballot.
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Alabama
Congress
Cleveland
Missisipi
Cam Tamneni
Georgia
Kentucky Wins Lead as Democrats Secure Congressmen
In Kentucky the Democratic majority remains strong with Cleveland carrying the state. The Democrats secure the Congressmen while Republicans struggle to gain ground in the election report.
Pennsylvania 60 000 for Blaine in complete returns
A telegram from a Pumatete reporter states a plurality of 60 000 is indicated for Blaine in Pennsylvania. Complete legislative returns show the Senate with 31 Republicans and 19 Democrats and the House 10 Republicans and 59 Democrats, Wayne County pending two districts. Republicans would hold a 91 majority on joint ballot unless Democrats win Wayne County seats.
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Blaine
Alvania
Wayne County
Senate
House
Campaign Reflections on the Entangling Quest
An elderly speaker recalls a hard fought campaign that tested resolve and ends with a nod to Governor St John. The passage reflects on nearing the end of a lengthy effort once undertaken with purpose and consequence.
Congressmen Elected Across States Include Pennsylvania New Listings
The article lists elected representatives by state with party names and re election status. Pennsylvania names include C Bun and M Campbell with Republicans and Greenbackers, detailing gains for Republicans and current standings. Illinois and Massachusetts results follow with district by district wins and incumbency notes. Indiana and Iowa rounds out the statewide results with multiple districts returning re elected or new congressmen.
Governors to Elect in Several States Listed
In states with governor elections by legislatures rather than popular vote the legislatures will elect the Republican and Democratic nominees named. Counties and incumbents include Moody Currier and Alfred M. Scales with James Thompson and William B. Bate among others.
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Connecticut
New Hampshire
Sraska
Moody Currier
North Carolina
Alfred M. Scales
South Carolina
Hugh 8 Thompson
Tennessee
William B. Bate
Texas
John Ireland
Wisconsin
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Election Returns Signal Shifts Across States
Report notes Cleveland carried Kentucky and a 100000 majority while Pennsylvania yields a Republican edge. Tammany Mayor candidate defeated. Grace elected. Betta Lockwood concedes defeat amid lingering chagrin over insufficient votes.
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Blaine
Arkansas
Cleveland
Mulhattan
Georgia
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Texas
Ates Lackneek
Tammany
New York City
Grace
County Democracy
Betta Lockwood
Mounrney
Indian relics and Mound Builders debate in drift period analysis
The piece weighs whether flint implements across America and Europe prove Indian origin or ancient North European drift. It notes Mound Builders’ metalworking and the drift epoch around ten thousand years ago, with European caves yielding similar artifacts alongside fossils. It also includes ads and anecdotes on advertising and musical instruments.
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The
Union
Europe
America
England
France
Belgium
Inter Ocean
Kentucky’s Statesmen and Virtue in Public Life
A St Louis Globe-Democrat analysis extols Kentucky as home to ablest statesmen and bravest men, praising its political purity and clean governance. It notes Kentucky’s wartime valor, large Union enlistment, and a tradition where homicide does not bar office but peculation ends campaigns.
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Union
Canada
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Rio Grande
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Old Dominion
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Gaul
Brennus
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St Louis Globe-Democrat
Indignant tramp debates travel style with city justice
A beggar quarrels with a justice who proposes a first class railroad ticket to Chicago, boasting of elite travel in private cars and Pullman boxes. The tramp mocks the idea, and cites famed financiers as examples of gentlemen who ride in luxury while others ride in common coaches.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle- Telegraph
Agricultural paperProminent ads and cures in Peck's Sun
Tur Farm Fre d and Stockman of Chicago claim Peck's Sun as the leading agricultural paper with broad home and library entertainment space. It promotes Compound Oxygen cures and Athiophoros for rheumatism with contact details.
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Eand
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Pleasant Surprise Hotel Offer Promises Better Living
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Union Hotel
Grand Tras Depot
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