Hanna Indorsed for Sherman Seat by Canton Foraker Club
Canton Ohio Jan 21 The Thirty second Ward Foraker club of Cleveland endorses M A Hanna for the United States senate to fill the unexpired Sherman term. A copy of the resolutions was sent to Governor Bushnell urging appointment. Hanna declined to discuss the senatorial topic, saying he wished to see Major McKinley first.
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Canton
Hanna
Cleveland
Thirty-second Ward
Foraker Club
Senator Foraker
M. A. Hanna
United States Senate
Sherman
Bushnell
H. O. S. Heistand
Floyd
McKinley
Associated Press
Conger
BE. H. Conger
Des Moines
Washington
Iowa
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Evanston
Ills
Major McKinley
McKkinley
William R. Day
William McKinley
Garret A. Hobart
Benjamin Harrison
John Sherman
J. B. Foraker
Thomas B. Reed
H. B.S. Pinchback
Mark A. Hanna
Felix Angus
Matthew Stanley Quay
Republican Party
Mason's Nomination Confirmed as Senator
In Springfield on January 21 the legislature completed the process to seat William E. Mason as United States senator. Mason led in the joint vote 125 to 77 over Altgeld. Mason pledged protection, lower prices from trusts, honest money, and a revised Monroe doctrine for Cuban belligerency. Resolutions praised Senator Cullom for a cabinet post. various bills were introduced in the Senate and House.
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Springfield
Ills
William E. Mason
United States
Mason
Sharrock
Kincheloe
Altshuler
Altgeld
Peter Gallagher
John P. Altgeld
Senate
House
Curtis
W. EH. Mason
National Congress
Cullom
McKinley
Chicago
Delaware rump legislature adjourns with manifesto
The rump Delaware legislature adjourned sine die after issuing a manifesto accusing officials of denying rights, overthrowing elected representatives, falsifying returns, and corrupting state authority. The document also condemns courts as partisan. In Denver, Henry M. Teller arrived after re election and criticized Secretary of State pick Sherman as lacking foreign affairs knowledge.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Free
Denver
Colo
United States
Henry M. Teller
Teller
Sherman
Populist caucus nominates Harris for U S senator on ballot
Topeka Kansas reports William A Harris of Linwood won nomination for United States senator in the Populist caucus on the thirty-fifth ballot. Harris, 54, a Virginia native, moved to Kansas in 1865 and was a Democrat until 1890. For twenty years he has been a farmer.
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Topeka
Kan
William A. Harris
Linwood
United States
Harris
Virginia
Kansas
Lauterbachs Visit Canton New York Discuss Cabinet
Edward Lauterbach returned to New York after a Canton meeting with President elect McKinley. He spoke as a representative of the regular New York Republican organization about New York’s role in the cabinet, suggesting Fassett Payne and Woodford for posts and noting no local offices were paid for.
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New York
Edadward Lauterbach
McKinley
Canton
Major MckKinley
New York State
Navy
J. Sloate Fassett
Itene HE. Payne
Stewart L. Woodford
Major McKiney
Genuine Witchcraft Scare Hits Richfield Center Village
Toledo reports a German village Richfield Center faces a witchcraft scare with seventeen families afflicted by a mysterious illness. Sixty to seventy people near death, including A. M. Miller and his family, suffer sleeplessness and emaciation as residents blame a satanic influence and even black cats. Livestock also affected as horses go mad and cattle waste away. Feather bed fears persist though physicians are baffled.
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Toledo
Richfield Center
Here
A. M. Miller
Letters from Farmers In South and North Dakota
Personal experience letters from South and North Dakota published as a pamphlet by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. A copy can be obtained for a two cent postage stamp by writing to Geo. H. Heafford, General Passenger Agent, 410 Old Colony Building, Chicago Illinois.
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South
North Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee
Tour of All Mexico under escort by American Touris Association
Beau Campbell gen mer January 19th and February 27th. Bleeping and dining cars and special baggage cars through all the tour with out change. More miles and days in Mexico, more cities and towns than ever offered. Tickets include all expenses sleeping and dining cars hotels. Apply to any ticket agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway for further particulars.
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American Tourist Association
Beau Campbell
Gen’ Mer
Mexico
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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