Pan-American Delegates Visit Lincoln Tomb and Illinois News
The Pan American delegates visited Lincoln's tomb in Springfield with a reverent tone as ex Gov Oglesby and Sen Cullom spoke on liberty and unity. Chicago news include Chicago and Alton stock details, a bold burglar incident, court rulings on bonds, alliances notices, and a Cairo Ohio River bridge test.
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Illinois Tariff Reform League organizes for 1892 drive
The Illinois Tariff Reform League mobilizes twenty counties and Chicago wards to push tariff reform ahead of the 1892 election. Leaders insist on free wool iron salt and other raw materials, plan clubs in every ward and debates across the state, and seek broad support including some Democrats. A mass meeting is planned for October 18 to launch the campaign.
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Lyman J. Gae
William Gleeson
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New York Democratic League Supports Ticket At Hoffman House Meeting
The League of Young Men's Democratic Clubs of New York State met at the Hoffman House. John Boyd Thatcher outlined the league’s formation and sympathy with the Democratic ticket. Gov. Hill urged unity to win the fight, criticizing the Republican Legislature for not passing an enumeration bill.
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The Southern Darky and the Negro Question
An Iowa politician recalls past views on race and politics from Dubuque. Burt, now in the South, describes white dominance, vote selling, and the perceived immaturity of Black voters. He notes the South’s prosperity and Northern influence, citing a Chicago Tribune piece. Twenty four women were graduated as lawyers in Michigan last year.
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Royal Nuptial Glories In Athens And London
The Duke of Sparta wed Princess Sophia of Prussia in a grand noon ceremony at the Greek cathedral in Athens, with a state procession, royal spectators, and a second Lutheran rite at the palace. The Emperor and Empress, kings and queens, and numerous princes attended, with cannon salutes and illuminations to mark the event. In London Prince Hatzfeldt married Miss Clara Huntington at Brompton Oratory in a semi private ceremony attended by titled guests and dignitaries. the bride wore green velvet and received rich diamond gifts.
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Earthquake hits Europe with damage across regions
London dispatch reports the Mitylene lighthouse wrecked by an earthquake. Constantinople sees slight damage while Italy endures shocks with significant damage and loss of life at Gallipoli.
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