Policy tie talk and tariff clash in republican Senate
Washington reports varied Republican views on next session tariff policy with a likely early caucus. Chandler favors a short term loan of 50 to 100 million dollars while Roach supports letting the majority push its program. Senate discussions anticipate a possible extra session for revenue and financial legislation with no retirement of greenbacks.
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North Dakota
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Mind Reading From Cleveland Explains Sherman Hanna Plans
A Cleveland source outlines a proposed national administration reshuffle involving Senator Sherman and M A Hanna. The plan calls for Sherman to resign and become secretary of state while Hanna would take Sherman’s Senate seat, contingent on Governor Bushnell appointing a suitable successor and political negotiations with McKinley.
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Ohio
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Bryan Trolley Through Denver in Free Silver Rally
A remarkable ovation greeted William Jennings Bryan as he rode through downtown Denver with Senator Teller, Representative Townsend, and other free silver supporters. The carriage was halted every two or three blocks for short speeches amid dense crowds, with cheers from Union Station to the city center.
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Senator Teller
Townsend
Union Station
Democratic Club Celebrates Republican Victory in New York
New York on November 25 reports the Democratic club’s first celebration of a Republican president. A dinner honored ex Governor Flower for campaign service with notable Republicans and Bryan voters in attendance. Speakers included Robert B. Roosevelt and W E Curtis among others. Flower delivered the main address.
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St. Lawrence County
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National’’ Democratic Committee
Robert B. Roosevelt
Charles Holman
Maine
Joep Dewitt Warner
Curtis
Sheehan
Everfing
Boston
Russell A. Alger
Detroit
George H. Hopkins
Massachusetts Board of Trade
Parker House
Alger
Home Market Club
Corporal Tanner
Conn
Major McKinley to receive two gobblers for Thanksgiving
Canton Ohio reports Major McKinley to be served a turkey claimed to be the largest Rhode Island bird sent by Mrs. N P Converse of Pearl Kansas and a second from Illinois in a crate marked His name Wanna. John A Logan and family visited the McKinley home with General John N Tyner and wife among callers. General Tyner formerly worked in the post office department under Grant.
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McKinley
Rhode Island
Express
N. P. Converse
Pearl, Kas
Illinois
John A. Logan
Youngstown
McKinley Home
John N. Tyner
Peru
Ind
Tyner
Post Office Department
Grant Administration
Gain in populist electors in 1896 ticket
Washington reports that Watson for vice president would gain twenty-seven electoral votes, up from twenty-two for Weaver and Field in 1892. The distribution includes three from Louisiana, five from North Carolina, three from Arkansas, four from Nebraska, two each from South Dakota Wyoming Washington, two from Missouri, and one each from Utah Montana.
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Missouri
Illinois presidential vote tally and governor incomplete
Springfield Illinois November 25 The official presidential result shows McKinley 604467 Bryan 463239 Palmer 6195 Levering 799 middle of the road Populists 1087 Matchett 1252. Governor vote unavailable due to missing county returns. legislature will canvass governor and other state officers.
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Tls
Ilinois
McKinley
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Palmer
Levering
Matchett
New Jersey Official Vote Totals Announced
Trenton officials reported the official presidential and congressional vote. McKinley and Hobart led with a 7,692 plurality. Republican electors total 221,363. Democratic 133,675. Prohibition 6,?. National Democratic 6,373. Socialist Labor 3,985.
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