General Harrison Hosts Delegations in Pivotal Chicago Visit
General Harrison greeted delegations from Cleveland and 200 Illinois State Normal students at his Illinois street appearance. He praised veterans, urged tariff unity, and thanked a Chicago voter group and a line of 30 young south side girls for their show of working class support. He concluded with personal handshakes and a warm message to families.
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New Orleans
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Vernont Street
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Blaine Addresses Big Republican Rally in New York
In Harlem and at the Polo Grounds a massive crowd estimated at 100,000 gathered to hear James G. Blaine and other speakers. The event featured enthusiastic crowds, with Foraker and King among the speakers, and Blaine touching on tariff history and policy as part of a broad political address.
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Illinois
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Harlem Republican Club
Ohio
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Harrison
Morton
White House
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Lincoln
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Clay
Polk
Robt. J. Walker
Mississippi
Harrison Support Draws Speakers In Local Meeting
The address contrasted historical tariff policy with current events and urged Harrison’s election while opposing Democratic efforts. Speakers included Mr Blaine, Hon J Finnerty, Rev B Derrick and other participants.
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Harrison
J. Finnerty
Rev. B. Derrick
Latonia fall meeting opens with large crowd and brisk betting
Cincinnati Sept 29 The Latonia jockey club fall meet began with a large attendance in cold weather. At Coup's there were thirty one bookmakers enjoying solid business. Races result as follows: One mile Pink Cottage first Governor second Erebus third Time 1 44. Six furlongs Rhody Pringle first Kirmesse second Deer Lodge third Time 0 16. Four and one half furlongs Remini first Sunlight second Cherry Blossom third Time 0 58 2. Five furlongs Galen first Sportsman second Cassius third Time 1 03. Merchants' stake for all ages one mile and a quarter Julia L. won Poten second Ed March third Time 2 09 4.
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Poten
Ed March
Horse racing results at Gravesend on a cool Sep day
New York reports fair but chilly conditions at Gravesend. Madstone sold for 36000 by A S Cassatt, who had bought him last year for 100. Five furlongs Brusels won in 1 03 with Single Star second and Loud Dance third. One-eighth mile Frank Ward won in 1 06, Blue Wing second, Barrister third. Three-fourth mile Diablo won in 1 164 with Betta B second and Terra Cotta third. Three-fourth mile Banner Bearer won in 1 16, Umpire second, Carnegie third.
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Princeton Routs Lehigh In Season Opener 75 to 9
Princeton defeated Lehigh 75 to 9 in the opening football game. Yale opened its season with a 76 to 0 victory over Wesleyan, highlighting a day of decisive early results in college football.
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Leavenworth Republicans Hear Local Address Rush
Leavenworth crowd fills Chickering Hall as Wm Dell Hon E J Holman Col Z A Smith address issues of the day. Col D R Anthony returns home briefly from statewide campaign and attends the meeting.
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Democrats march to Judge Thurman’s home in Ohio
A large delegation of democrats marched to Judge Thurman’s residence in Colonists Ohio on September 29. The judge was cordially received and gave a brief speech noting the need to husband his strength and voice. Congressmen Outhwaite and others also spoke.
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Ohio
Judge Thurman
Congressman Outhwaite
A Noble Outcast At Bowersock’s Opera House
Amusements note the play A Noble Outcast drew poor local patronage last night yet promises a full house tonight if seats sell out. The show, first produced in Sacramento and then at the Alcazar Theatre in San Francisco for fifty nights, heads to Bowersock’s Opera House next Saturday night.
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Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Sacramento
California
Alcazar Theatre
San Francisco
Bowersock’s
Opera House
State University Students Form Republican Club
A large group of State University students gathered at the courthouse to form a Republican club. Holsinger was chosen chairman and Spencer secretary as a temporary organization was set up. Several members gave speeches and the club plans to complete its structure this week with a constitution and permanent officers. It is expected to enroll more than a hundred members.
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State University
Court House
Holsinger
Spencer
Liberty pole raised near North Lawrence bridge
A pole was erected near the north end of the North Lawrence bridge to honor Howe Protection supporters. Laborers attended, and Hugh Cameron, originator of the scheme, said the crooked knots symbolized the party’s wanderings and obstacles. A log cabin foundation was laid nearby for future construction.
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Cameron
Lawrence Industry Grows With New Centrifugal Mills
Lawrence expands manufacturing as Rahskopf & Sona relaunch Bannock mill in North Lawrence using Centrifugal Roller process. Four flour brands roll out, daily capacity 150 barrels of flour and 75 of meal, employing about 15 workers with $30,000 invested. Local mill boosts city trade and labor.
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Eoen
Lawrence
Joseph Rahskopf
Bannock Mills
North Lawrence
Joseph Rahskopf & Sona
Five Reasons For Wearing Dr. Warners Health Underwear
Sst Camel's Hair and Wool is warmer than cotton or linen. They protect against excessive heat and cold and shield the body from drafts and sudden temperature changes. They help defend against colds and various diseases. made from natural camel hair and wool, they resist cracking fading and skin poisoning. Warranted not to shrink. styles include shirts drawers night shirts and more. sold at Innes.
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Innes
A Commendable Enterprise At College Paper Reform
A two year dissatisfaction with campus newspaper management sparks a reform movement. A new independent student paper will include all factions with a non fraternity editor in chief to avoid partisan content and ensure inclusive coverage.
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Courier
Atudenta
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