Election Law Clarifies Ballot Voting Procedures and Tickets
The text explains changes in the election law detailing single appearance of candidate names on ballots, separation by party tickets, and how voters cast votes. It notes Democrats have no circuit judge candidate, require marks elsewhere for Haney, and defines how independents must erase and mark to vote for Haney. County commissioners require direct name marks, not ticket heads.
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Itence Democrats
Judge Haney
Martin
Senatorial Questioning Picks and Pettigrew Praise
The Argus Leader weighs senatorial rumors about Major Pickler and editor Wheelock. It supports electing a Republican legislature and reelection for Senator Pettigrew, criticizing the state organ for misrepresenting genuine opinions.
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Major Pickler
United States Senate
Argus
Ralph
Wheelock
Sioux Falls
Pettigrew
Pickler
Mellette
Wage Earners Out of Work Hit Farm Prices
The Sioux City Journal highlights a grave effect of low farm product prices pointing to 1,000,000 workers out of employment, with authorities suggesting up to 2.5 million. It notes farmers rely on these wage earners as customers and urges Northwest farmers to analyze cause and effect of last fall’s political change.
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The
Sioux City Journal
Congress
Northwest
Unconditional repeal passes Senate by decisive vote
The Senate approved unconditional repeal Monday evening by 43 to 32. With the measure likely to pass the House, the country’s business should move toward a more satisfactory basis.
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Senate
Senate Rules Revision Move Seeks Efficient Business Handling
Washington November 1 Senator Blackburn as chairman of the rules committee introduced a resolution urging the committee to inquire and report revisions or amendments to the Senate rules to ensure a more efficient and satisfactory disposition of Senate business. Also News From Washington reports New Mexico gains favorable House Territory Committee vote on admitting the territory to a constitutional convention in December 1894 and ratification in March 1895 with one representative until the next census.
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Washington
Blackburn
Committee On Rules
Senate
New Mexico
Joseph
House
Committee On Territories
After the Fair visitors to the grounds few and far between
Visitor traffic at the grounds declined after the fair’s official close. Illumination ends at 6 pm as lighting contracts expire, with only two weeks of general viewing left. Gatekeepers scaled back. most staff reassigned to upcoming expositions in Augusta and San Francisco. Viking ship sails from the grounds to St Paul and then Gulf of Mexico, with Captain Anderson invited to lecture in St Paul by the chamber of commerce.
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Womp
Fark
Horace ‘Sucker
San Francisco
Augusta
California
Pacific Coast
Government Building
State Street Bridge
St. Paul
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago Canal
Illinois River
Peoria
Mississippi
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Mongolia Andrews
Edwin Gould
Martin
Andrews
Left on an Island Two Sailors Rescued After Desertion
San Francisco reports the schooner Viking arrived with two sailors, Jensen and Hall, who were marooned on Clipperton island since May. The pair survived on bird eggs after provisions ran low, awaiting rescue as the guano venture left them after three months.
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San Francisco
Viking
Clipperton Island
Pacific
Gompeer
Guano
Jensen
Hall
Mississippi river commission reports 1895 improvement costs
The Mississippi river commission submits an annual estimate of 4.42 million dollars for fiscal year 1895. Key sums cover the Mississippi river from head of the passes to the Ohio mouth, New Madrid harbor, Memphis, Greenville, Vicksburg, Natchez Vidalia, New Orleans, and Atchafayala head and Red river mouth. The Missouri river commission proposes 750 thousand dollars for its river work, with 665 thousand for first reach.
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Mississippi Commission
WashingtTon
Mississippi River Commission
Mississippi River
Ohio River
New Madrid
Memphis
Tenn
Greenville
Miss
Vicksburg
Delta Point
Natchez
Vidalia
New Orleans
Atchafayala
Red River
Missouri River Commission
Trunk Holds Suspected Human Body at Rock Island Depot
Two men checked a large trunk to Columbus Junction and bought tickets to Ainsworth Iowa. Baggagemaster Valentine opened the trunk and found the body of a man about 50 with gray beard. Police suspect medical students transporting the body for dissection in Iowa. The body appeared recently pickled.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Columbus Junction
Ainsworth
Valentine
Iowa
Strike Declared Off In St Paul Street Car Wages Dispute
The St Paul street car strike ends as the union advises workers who can return to their old jobs after talks with Mr. Lowry. Company will rehire 274 in good standing but will not take back 50 discharged workers. About 250 men were in a late night session with labor leaders present. Also reported are the death of Very Rev Edward Serio Notre Dame founder, a serious Norfolk wreck with two dead and five injured, and two men burned to death in Dallas galoon fire.
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St. Paul
Trades and Labor Assembly
Lowry
Lying in State for Garfield Draws Massive Crowds
The Garfield lying in state at Chicago city hall drew dense crowds as thousands followed the small funeral cortege. Fire and police captains bore the coffin with solemnity while Chopin's funeral march played from steps of La Salle Street.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Garfield
City Hall
Carter Harrison
Ashland Boulevard
Jackson Boulevard
la Salle Street
Clark Street
Anti-Option Move Promises New Senate Push
Senator Washburn will reintroduce the anti option bill in the regular session with hopes of passage in the Senate. General Hatch plans to push it through the House amid new complications. Opponents aim to relegate the measure to the ways and means committee as a revenue issue and then seek to kill it there.
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Washburn
Washington
Congress
Senate
General Hatch
House
Hatch
Ways and Means Committee
Bank Robbery Ends in Death at London ND
A bank robbery at Citizens' bank in London North Dakota failed when cashier Bradley shot one robber who died an hour later. The other two fled toward Cando after a brief confrontation, with statements from the dying robber claiming names and origins as farm laborers.
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North Dakota
London
N. D
Citizens’ Bank
Bradley
Chris Hanson
Cando
Affairs in Sicily Stir Tensions and Tax Strikes
Rome reports rising danger as Sicilian clubs called Fisci press demands for tax cuts and higher wages. Government dispatches an official to assess moves to dissolve them, fearing clashes with bourgeois and officials. Aberdeen notes Rev Ed S Wallace set to become US consul at Jerusalem with wife, sailing from New York on Nov 8.
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Sicily
Rome
Jerusalem
Aberdeen
Ed S. Wallace
United States
New York
Bland Objected As House Delays Silver Bill
Washington November 1. The house delayed the silver repeal bill after Unanimous Consent was sought by Mr Bland. The rule requires the speaker to lay before the house senate messages and bills. the move to take up the measure faced Bland's protest. The scene drew crowds and cautious moves to refer the bill, while Mr Livingston failed to secure consent to proceed.
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Bland
Washington
House
Senate
Cummings
Illinois
Chicago
Oates
Cox
North Carolina
Livingston
Georgia
Bank of England Cuts Price of American Eagles
The Bank of England reduced the price of American eagles to 79s 9d, seen in New York as a move to safeguard its sovereigns supply amid potential withdrawal for shipment to the United States. Denver commentary notes the repeal bill passage and silver's perceived degradation under political and financial pressure.
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Bank of Bnngland
Kor
New York
Bank of England
Wall Street
United States
London
Minent
Denver
the Times
Grover Cleveland
Senate
Friends of Silver
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King’s Hardware
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