The Coming Struggle on Two Presidential Elections
Rome statistics show electoral votes for 1880 and 1870 elections, listing states Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Wisconsin totals. On November 4 the general election will vote for the Electoral College president and vice president. several states also elect Congress and consider constitutional amendments and state offices. News notes include the liquor approval in some districts and a fatal mining accident in West Virginia.
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Wasmaxoron
Atates
Alabama
Arkadeas
Caliifornia
Colorado
Michlwan
Minnesota
Missionippi
Missouri
Nebuiaka
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Caroling
Ohio
Oregon
Wassinatoy
Electoral College
Congress
Georgia
Kentucky
Russiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Rhode Island
Virginia
West Virginia
Arkansas
Supreme Court
California
Board of Education
Legislative Department
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Ndlone
Laws
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Judicial Department
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hamopshire
Dungee Jersey
Court of Appeala
South Carolina
Lewis
Tennessee
Sok
Wisconsin
Stave Ooo
Drought Hits Cotton Crops Across Eastern States
The Signal Service reports September drought across the east of the Mississippi and Texas with October rains improving areas in Tennessee Ohio Valley and the lake region. In Atlanta Crops near 40 percent short with scarce water leading to factory closings near Petersburg Va. Tobacco damage in Virginia estimated at thirty percent. Rain arrives in parts from Charleston to Raleigh and a two hour shower relieves Waashington vegetation though vegetables harmed.
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Washinatox
Signal Service
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Atlanta
Shraveport
Petersburg
Washington
Pinladelfna
Shenandosh
Lost Creek
Waamaaron
Virginia
Hireimoasa
Charlotte
Raleigh
N.C
Danville
Splicing the Great Cable Reaches Final Link
A cable steamer Faraday completed the final splice of the Commerce cable linking Cape Canto Nova Scotia and Waterville Ireland. The system unites two seven thousand mile lines into four distinct cables using Muirhead duplexing. The alpha recorder by Sir William Thomson will reduce transmission time.
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New York
George W. Ward
Faraday
Conmercia
Coney Island
Ward
Cape Canto
Nova Scotia
Waterville
Ireland
Muirhead
William Thompson
Judge Dissolves State Injunction Against Telegraph Companies
Curcago Oct 21 Judge Blodgett of the United States District Court dissolves a state court injunction prohibiting the Western Union Telegraph Company and the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company from severing their wires from office instruments. The decision follows similar cases, allowing the federal court to regulate access to its floor and quotations for any party.
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Curcaco
Blodgett
United States District Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gold & Stock Telegraph Company
Ocean
Mount Verton Doctors Face Rising Patient Billing Strains
In New Yeak on October 22, Mount Verton physicians report difficulty collecting payments from patients amid mounting bills. The Star notes financial strain on medical practices and ensuing pressures on clinics and staff.
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Jthdog Physica
New Yeak
the Star
Mount Verton
Resignation of Ireland's Chief Secretary and Dublin turmoil
London reports George Trevelyan's replacement by Henry Campbell-Bannerman as Chief Secretary for Ireland amid nationalist unrest in Dublin. A mob attacked a Conservative meeting in Dumfries injuring speaker Tyrone MP Thomas A Dixon. violence also hit the Liberals in Armagh. Other items note bank liquidations in Cairo and Brunswick succession rumors in Berlin with Prince Albert Victor planning a continental tour.
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England
Ireland
Lord Salisbury
Duke of Brunswick
Otlet
Wewa Lonnon
George Ottd Trevelyan
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Stirling
Trevelyan
Duchy of Lanewater
George J. Dodson
Dodson
Dublin
Grascow
Dumiries
Marquis of Salisbury
Lonpox
Standard
Cairo
Ralil
Banque Generale
Pal
Dunia
Armagh
Thomas A. Dixon
M. P
Tyrone
Paris
Asis
Campenon
Corps D'Armes
Remy
Vienna
Seville
Palermo
Masgata
Merosigori
Laurenzio
Masotti
Verga
College of Cardinals
Loxton
China
Breslin
Wilhelm J
Duke of
Brunswick
Hermawick
Oldenburg
Berlin
Tierr Windthorst
Duke of Cumberland
Kingdom of
Hanover
Church of Rome
Herr Windthorst
Germany
Prussia
Hansover
Wven
Liberal Party
Duke of Cambridge
Duchy of Brunswick
Arthur Orton
Pentonville
Tkis
General de L’tile
Tonquin
Ftgarve
General de L'isle
Qisngs
Phulgug
Badle
Looy
Patti Not Appearing in New York Season
New York reports that Mme Patti will not perform this season as directors of the Academy of Music refused to meet Mr Mapleson’s $14,000 advance demand. Mapleson urged removal of her name from the prospectus. In a separate note, the National Line says steamship America is laid up due to dull business and low freight rates.
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Canada
Monthnean
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lackawanna Iron & Coal Company
Scranton
New York
Mme. Patti
The
Academy of Music
Mapleson
Patti
Nilsson
Mapteson
National Line of Steamships
America
Hazen Warns of Signal Service Cuts and Needed Expansions
The Signal Service chief warns that two appropriation acts crippled the agency by erasing seventeen meteorological stations to fund telegraph lines. He emphasizes growing needs for agricultural and commercial forecasts, notes improvements in the indication division, and urges more stations, especially in the West and Northwest. The report cites no general storm in the year and covers Arctic expeditions.
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Washington
General Hazen
Cgueral Hazen
Robbers Loot Adama Express Office in Woonsocket
Burglars entered the Adama Express Company office in Woonsocket on Tuesday night, ransacking the safe of bonds coupons checks and cash totaling about 16000 for the Woon socket Savings Institution. The doors were found locked the next morning and the safe door was closed but not locked with no trace left by the thieves.
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Woonsocket
R. L
Adama Express Company
Woonsocket Savings Institution
The Red Destroyer Carthage Fire Blazes Through Town
Destructive blaze beginning at Russell's tannery in Carthage N Y spreads to Eaton's mill Rosa furniture, Farr tub factory and more, destroying churches, residences and schools. Firemen overwhelmed by late afternoon. 72 acres burned. loss feared at $600000 with one fireman burned.
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Unicn
New York
Carthage
Shea
Russell’s Tannery
Eaton
Rosa Furniture Manufactory
Farrs Tub
Guiots
Ryther
Pringles Islands
Spring Street
Mechanics Street
Church Street
Disciple's Church
Academy
Main Street
School Street
Upper James Street
Clinton Street
Mins
Hem Thlazer Lowviing
N. Y
Allen E. Kelly
C. P. Ryther
Quenrc
Chiargedaril
Capers
N.J
Canden
Atlantic Counmiu
the James
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Waterford
Winslow
Lanmonton
Pulabelrura
New Jersey
Shocking Boiler Explosion Kills Five in Beltrami
At Beltrami Minnesota on the lane of Leech and Nicholw a thrashing engine boiler exploded at nine yesterday morning killing five and injuring three. Victims named Evenden John Smith John Wood Chas Sushi Jobo Sehason aged eleven and another man. Coroner summoned and testimony taken with adjournment for expert boiler examination.
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Crookeron
Minn
Leech & Nicholw
Beltrami
Evenden
John Smith
John Wood
Chas Sushi
Jobo ‘Sehason
Og Price
Willam Street
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Here
Cleveland
Albany
Samuel Boone
Elmira
Byron B. Fairbanks
Hallowe'en
Boone
George H. Houghton
Malines
Etone Belge
Conservetives
Committee On the Tonquin Credit
Pak Hal
New Guinea
Lonnox
Prince Albert Victor
Wales
United States
Mudie
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Toronto
Michigan Central
Abbott
Erie
Kansas City
Wat Tha Wabash
Chicago & Alton
Patt
Centes
Ala
Mias
Jane Ward
J. R Dorsey
Mexico
Hatton
Senor Romero
Cheaters Cholom
the Times
Arthur
Aise Oer Ols Ege
Masrig
Washleston
Doxora
Mion
the Red Destroyer
New Havey
Conn
Ansonia
Neptune
Jong
Norway
Sores Mee
Ae ‘Folmaen
John H. Evans
Spartanburg
John Kelly
Madame Boulet
Montreal
Corbin
Uriah Blue
Clinton
Edna Allen
Harristown
Sunderland
Eng
Stephen van Hom
Toledo
Sallie St John
Mackay-Bennett
A. M. Sullivan
Maitland
Glencoe
Quebec
Labrador
E. Nickerson
Benton Warrior
M. Grant
Servia
Belgrade
Masonic Grand Lodge
Oia
Nathaniel Benjani
Maude
Lexington
Esquimaux
Greely
Columbus
Masonic Grand Loge
John C. Vaughan
Cleveland Leader
Edwin Cowles
Richard Smith
Cincinnati
London Stock Exchange
Steubenville Q
Thade
Karper's Ferry
Potomac
Freeman & Co
Boston
Wemsday
Feoria
Hutchinson & Co
Alhwis Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Joliet
Burroughs
Fred Moetler
Dulphos, O
National Druggists’ Association
St. Louis
National Drug Association
Ident
C. F. G. Meyer
Pete Jom Hae Melller
Uper
Frkagy ‘Alm
Cinainnati
Board of Coubes
Oe Richardson
St Louis
Charles F. Mann
Peter Singer
Peoria
Solomon Carter
Daniel Stewart
Indianapolis
Uuw Aler Klentian
Ind
Blaine
Sen- SN
Gassomneya
Counee
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