Cleveland and Stevenson Elected in Landslide Victory
The people celebrated a sweeping victory as Cleveland and Stevenson won by a decisive landslide. Voters embraced the ticket, signaling broad support across regions and demographics.
10 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1892
Page
1
The people celebrated a sweeping victory as Cleveland and Stevenson won by a decisive landslide. Voters embraced the ticket, signaling broad support across regions and demographics.
The report details a Democratic landslide with gains in the Senate and key states. It notes Cleveland and Stevenson expected to carry the Electoral College, and lists expected Senate shifts in California, Connecticut, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, Wisconsin, and others. The Missouri result suggests Stone victory by 30,000 to 35,000 with a smaller Populist vote, and county results show varied majorities amid a broad wave against Republicans.
Rahifer Cleve and Steve John Lane have returned home from St Louis to stay. Please call and settle your account. Gents and ladies wear at Druds by the wholesale. Bollinger County backs warrants and notes. Forty-five teams to haul lumber to mills. Freiericktown Luther Co. Heavy snow first of the season fell Wednesday. Suits for men youth boys and children wholesale at Drums. Woolen blankets and comforts at Drums by wagonload cheapest to best. Settle accounts when in town. Richard Betty visited with his brother. Miss Hosa Fischer invites calls to see new goods. Young married people, buy furniture at Drums. John Beck, medical student in St Louis, voted. Ladies fashions at Drums as stock is complete. Presbyterian Church sermon next Sunday at 11 by Rev J B Venard. Gents and ladies shoes at Drums cheapest to best. See prices before purchasing. William Stemmer ill with typhoid fever. Largest line of neckwear at Drums in Bollinger County. Young men welcome to select while stock lasts. It has long been our rule to publish only with full name of writer. Miss Rosa Fischer returns from city with millinery goods at lowest prices. The snow is not charming when it keeps neighbors indoors. If not for the four more years of 'Frover we would face a grim verdict for subscribers who pledged wood and forgot to haul it.
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