Estimating Chances in the Presidential Contest
The piece argues Democrats cannot win without New York and Indiana, presenting a state-by-state tally that favors Republicans with 210 electoral votes to Democrats 180. It notes solid South gains for Republicans and predicts a sweeping Republican victory across the North, with caveats about fusion in Kansas and Colorado’s weak spot. A separate item reports a large tin plate order moving from Elwood to Chicago, plus a Chicago Journal note on a English plush maker shifting production to Jamestown due to duties, and a Washington dispatch warning of Democratic setbacks in Alabama and North Carolina.
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Alabama
Colorado
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
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Massachusetts
Michigan
Maryland
Minnesota
Nebraska
Nevada
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
North Carolina
Ohio
South Carolina
Oregon
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Montana
Cleveland
West Virginia
People’s Party
Kansas
North
Springfield Journal
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
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Hazen Company
Cincinnati
Norton Bros
Chicago
American Tin Plate Works
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Kolb
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Jones
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Telepathic nightly link for a traveling couple
Walter Kipling, a commercial traveler at the Lindell, describes a home telegraph via concentrated thoughts that lets him “visit” his wife each night at 10 o clock. She sits in their sitting room, and he projects thoughts to her, enabling a silent conversation and updates on family. They claim accuracy through years of use.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Walter Kipling
the Lindell
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Weather and Crops Report from Des Moines 1892
Central Station Des Moines reports a week of above normal temperatures and sunshine aiding corn growth though total output likely below average. Local rainfall. Decatur and Wayne counties need rain. hail and wind harmed northwest small grains. Harvesting progresses. oats light weight, 12 to 30 bushels per acre. wheat and barley improving but below average. Ground suitable for fall plowing and sowing. Plus political remarks on Democratic sentiment, tariffs and pensions with Iowa literacy notes and a promotion for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
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Decatur
Wayne
Openings in higher education for women and co education gains
A column highlights Barnard College benefactors and the drive to endow women’s higher education, noting a $100000 gift, Brown University plans to grant full privileges to women, and Rhode Island University integrating its women’s department with dormitories and facilities. It also covers warship christening superstitions and women’s education efforts at the University of Georgia with supervised registration for older women, plus assorted local ads.
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Barnard College
New York World
Brown University
Andrews
Rhode Island
University
New England
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