Harrison Wins in 1888 Election Victory Report
The Richmond Daily Ledger reports President Harrison’s likely victory with New York and Indiana showing strong Republican majorities. Cleveland's city plurality is cited at about 94,000, New Jersey remains doubtful, and overall GOP gains are highlighted alongside anticipated tariff revisions and the election’s impact on business.
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Quiet Greeley Election All Republican Winners
Voters in Greeley cast ballots with little disturbance as Republicans carried every ticket from President to constable. The article lists full Republican and Democratic vote tallies for offices including Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Auditor Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction Regents University State Senator Representative and others, followed by real estate transfers reported by Weld County Abstract. It notes Prohibition and Union Labor results in precints and cites editorial opinions from The New York Sun and The Herald on the election’s national implications.
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James W. McCreery
Greeley
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Herald
National supremacy election reflections and party contrast
The piece compares the election battle over national supremacy with commentary from The Herald and Chicago Tribune. It cites Harrison leading in New York by around 10 15 000 votes while critiquing Democratic strategy and Mulliganism. The Tribune lauds Republican principle over personal attacks and slander, stating Democrats were defeated on merit.
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Brice
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Chicago Tribune
Glimpses of California and Its Varied Prospects
A traveler reports California offers vast resources and varied conditions. He notes Southern California groups, Los Angeles growth, and rail traffic concentration, while warning of the post boom setbacks for land investors. He mentions a hoped future state division and a revival of permanent development in the near term. Among old Greeley friends seen in Los Angeles are the Dunning and Perkins circles.
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California fruit regions and prospects noted by Gipson visit
Gipson surveys California cities from Pasadena to San Francisco, praising Riverside irrigation and citrus belts, 100 acre grape farms selling $10 000 on vines, Pomona and Pasadena as thriving towns, and prohibition pockets showing thrift. San Francisco offers commercial promise with cable cars, stock exchange, and parks while Sacramento underperforms for a state capital city. Palermo in Butte county proves favorable for citrus and fruit growing with Col Ludlum guiding visitors.
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Sale of 17 Head of Cattle at John Lords Stable
W. J. Menperson offers for sale on Saturday November 10 at John Lords stable. The herd includes 7 dairy cows 7 two year olds and 3 yearlings.
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Girls Discuss Train Comforts On Wabash Route
Miss D'Arcy and Miss Almighty Dollar return from Coney Island and Long Branch. They praise the luxurious palace cars and reclining chair cars on the Wabash Route and commend the handsome attentive conductors.
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