Vote of 1884 Official Presidential Totals
The Philadelphia Times prints what it calls the most accurate official vote for 1884. Cleveland 4,873,672. Butler Grover 184,983. Blaine 4,850,789. St John 149,092. Total 10,051,851 with Cleveland ahead of Blaine by 22,883. Cleveland carried 20 states. Blaine 18. Close states include New York and Connecticut for Cleveland. Nevada and Oregon for Blaine. Prohibition high in New York at 25,000. Greenback high in Michigan at 41,400 on a fusion ticket.
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Philadelphia Times
Times
Cleveland
Butler
Blaine
St.John
New York
Connecticut
Nevada
Oregon
Michigan
Harrison
Warner's Safe Cure Endorsed for Kidney Relief in North Carolina
An old advertisement promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for many ailments tied to kidney health and urges readers to restore kidneys with the tonic. It also touts Col. T. M. Holt as Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, claiming substantial local harvests to challenge Republican papers.
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Warner
Jess
N.C
North Carolina
Col. T. M. Holt
Raleigh
Attorneys Seek Commutation For Convicted Felons Strudwick and Boone
The two men convicted of a capital felony at the last term will petition Governor for clemency. Messrs Strudwick and Boone, their attorneys, announce the appeal following a broad show of support from prominent citizens and the Solicitor.
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Messrs
Enthusiastic Democratic Clubs at Ohio Jubilee Rally
At a Columbus land banquet Thurman home event, a member pledges wild oats of support with humorous lines. North Carolina delegates and leaders praised by Senator Gorman while the National Democratic Clubs form with over four thousand delegates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thurman
National Association Democratic Clubs
News and Observer
Bathoom
National Association of Democratic Clubs
North Carolina
Raleigh
Durham
Tarboro
Winston, Salem
Salisbury
Washington
Dallas
Louisburg
Henderson
Neuse
Curprece
Ees
Ina
John W. Thompson
E.C. Smith
DP. Parr, Jr
W. E. Ashly
High
U. A. Rice
Association
E. A. Smith
G.E
New York
Solid South
Senator Gorman
Smith
Organization Committee
Pacr
Oaden
R. E. Jones
Milton G. Turner
Oxme Northee
Rola
Bo'elock
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Dockery
Gen. Barringer
Judge Russell
Cuarsuas Whitaker
Whitaker
Aris
Cleveland, Thurman
Morton
Asheville
Fred
2. B. Vance
U. M. v. Club
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Fort Wa
George Ely Gly
L. Lewis
Son
G. W. Wilson
Republice Committee
Frederick Beach
Rev. D. C
Peter Mahaler
Steigel
George W. Mallen
CO. Enerman
R.T. McDonald
Oscar Wobrock
J. W. Barnes
Wabash Railway
Gil. Barnard
Republican County Central Committee
Morgan County
American Bible Society
China
Siam
Japan
Southern Methodist Church
London
Bishop Parker
Anyoro
Albert Nyanza
Ee Parker
Tyington
Uganda
Rascals
Bady
Oxford Organis
Cleveland and Fowle Club
RB. W. Winston
Oxonians
Chas
B. Avcock
Wilson Candlelub
Statesville
Wartauga County
J.P. Abbins
Madison Leaver
JB. Vaidin
Greensboro
Jade Gilmer
Charlotte Chronicle
Green McAuley
Grehades
Blairs Encom
Idena
Aurenta
Marden Hand Gremade CO
Dearborn St
Chicago, i
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Governor Streets
Keichmonda
Henderson, N. C
N. C
15Th St
Richmond
Main Street
G. M. Allen
WM. Oram
Raleigh, N. Oc
Kranich & Bach
Pehr Bros
Chickering
Emerson, Whitney, Hallet & Davis
England
Miller
Renachers
Singer
Starope
J. L. Stone
Payne
Paynt & Booms
Elmira
N. Ys
Sey Street
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