Republican strategy and dissent sweep the era
The piece discusses a possible name change to All-American party and calls for broad patriotic support. It notes Republican protection for American industries and labor, immigration limits, and stable finance, while highlighting editorials from MoreniLo REPUBLICAN and Huron State Journal. It also covers church-state tensions, Democratic scalp talk, and partisan debates across multiple papers with pointed critiques.
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Republican Party
All-American Party
Hotel Blaze in Merrill Station Kills Seven. Carlin Party Still Missing
A three story hotel at Merrill station on the Cleveland and Pittsburg road burned at 4:30 am. Bradley and Keener owners. seven bodies recovered, five identified, six missing earlier. Fire destroyed 85 boarders. injuries include burns and a broken shoulder. Carlin party search abandoned near Missoula due to deep snow and swollen streams. hope for shelter with trapper Jerry persists but uncertain. Odd Fellows session reports large growth. secret orders criticized by Christian Association. forged tickets at World’s Fair fears exaggerated with 83 cases detected.
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Pirissura
Beaver
Merrill Station
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Bradley & Keener
Ray
Henry Walker
Burney Walker
James Winn
Beaver Falls
Mercy Hospital
Jaimes Sheer
Sewighley
Frank J. Bradley
Robert P. Kenny
Pittsburg and
Erie Road
Continental
New York
James Hughes
Lake Erie
James P. Miller
Allegheny City
Isuntaing
Missoula
Mon
Lo Lo
Carlin
Vancouver
Jerry
Cepar Rapids
Town Christian Association
Hopkinton
Chicago
Milwaukee hypnotist lecture ordered halted by mayor
About 600 people gathered at Lincoln Hall to hear Dr. J. A. Gregoriwitsch of Russia speak on grandreading when Mayor Koch signed an order to dismiss the audience within 24 hours. The mayor cited health concerns and Prendergast order fears, while the show may be rescheduled after permissions.
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Koch
Milwaukee
Mhawauker
Lincoln Hall
J. A
Gregoriwitsch
Russia
Health Department
Cabinet Counsel Convention Discusses Naval Scare
Milwaukee doctor Louis Reinhard, one of Wisconsin’s oldest physicians, was found dead in bed. Cabinet ministers met to discuss the so called naval scare.
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Lonnox
Milwaukke
Louis Reinhard
Wisconsin
Death of General Rusk Shocks Wisconsin
Milwaukee reports General Jeremiah Rusk died after a brief decline in late November. Ex-President Harrison and several ex-cabinet members may attend. a special train was offered for officials and friends. Rusk, 62, served as governor of Wisconsin and secretary of agriculture. his death followed a prolonged illness and postmortem planned to determine exact causes.
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Harrison
Milwaukee
Rusk
Jeremiats
Henry C. Payne
Secretary of Agriculture
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Sherman
Wisconsin
Congress
Paraguay
Uruguay
Viroqua
Wis
Henry Cisson
Gott
Dr. Gott
L. K. Rusk
Chippewa Palls
Indianapolis
Hamilton
General Rusk
Chicago
Madison
Jerry
Peck
Capitol
Miller
Storm Across Continent Halts Communications In 1880s Dispatches
Dispatches show a vast storm from the Gulf to British possessions and from the Rockies to the Alleghenies. Chicago reports heavy wet snow, the first of the season, with sleet east of the city hindering telegraph links. In Wisconsin a fatal knife fight leaves one dead and the assailant at large. Iowa schools close due to typhoid and diphtheria. Two men drown when tug Charles R. Stone sinks at Pier 1, New York. The U S ambassador in Paris hosts first official reception. Congressman Henderson, recovering, will travel to Minneapolis for a new artificial leg.
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Gulf
Chicago
Rockies
Alleghenies
Lynching of Johnson Over Child Rape Reported in Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa November 22 mob seizes a man named Johnson for raping a child. A rope is placed around his neck and he is lynched swiftly. Also dated London November 22 bankers Floyd and Schieg face remand over a $90,000 Bank of Minneapolis robbery with U S authorities arranging extradition papers.
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Ottunmwa
Johnson
London
Floyd
Schieg
Bank of
Minneapolis
Bow Street
Jarvis
Southampton
New York
Saab
United States
England
Promises to Pay Expose Tangle in Menage and Streeter Notes
County Attorney Nye reports an attorney for Alvin says his client signed many notes at a friend's request who provided drinks in return. Notes appeared in St Paul and Minneapolis records, with Iowa attachments and a claim against Alvin’s mother’s estate. The client claims signing blank notes for short periods. total unknown.
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Minneapolis
Nye
Alvin
St. Paul
Iowa
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Charlie Mitchell
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Menard
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Ilinois
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Paris
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Henderson
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