The Republican party’s record for the west and public policy
The Argus Leader assembles a pro Republican retrospective praising homestead, railroad, and land laws, McKinley reciprocity, and interstate commerce measures as western progress. It contrasts GOP gains with Cleveland era policies and notes improved farm markets, lower prices, and earlier land titles. Also cites Aberdeen Sun on Sioux Falls paper growth and taunts about tariffs.
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Argus-Leader
Republican Party
West
James Buchanan
Argus
Northwest
Cleveland
Grow Creek
Winnebago
Sparks
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Money saved shows wealth skew by state
Hon Warner Miller of New York highlights savings bank data to argue wealth distribution. New York savings banks hold 6100000000 with over 90 percent owned by laboring classes. McKinley era deposits rose by 10000000 in six months. Britain and Ireland total 36 million people, New York 6 million, yet the six million group controls most deposits.
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Warner Miller
New York
Great Britain
Scotland
Ireland
Defi to debate stirs campaign across parties
Chairman Greene challenges Independent speakers to joint debates with Republicans, aiming to win over Independent listeners. The Kansas rumor links Mrs. Lease to Populists backing Harrison to hurt Cleveland. Mitchell merchants report rising trade as farmers pay cash. a clothing house notes a $2000 four month sales gain. Blaine may speak for New York Republicans if health permits amid betting on Harrison by sportsmen.
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Greene
Defi
Kansas
Mitchell
Davison
Fiji
Notables From Virious Portions En Route for Chicago
Maryland's distinguished citizens begin travel to Chicago for the dedicatory ceremonies of the world's fair buildings. Ex Mayor Hodges leads a large invited party by special cars. Governor Brown and staff depart with state colors. Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Satolli Archbishop Ireland Mgr O Connell and Rev C F Thomas follow by private car to meet reception committee. Flower Starts for Chicago. Governor Flower and staff leave Albany for Chicago. McNaughton Thatcher join at Rochester. Buffalo arrival expected Troop A joins later. Governor Russell and staff depart Washington for Chicago to participate in the dedicatory ceremonies aboard a Baltimore and Ohio special train.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Maryland
James Hodges
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brown
Cardinal Gibbons
Satolli
Ireland
Mgr. O’connel
Rev. C. F. Thomas
Baltimore and Ohio
Archbishop Satelli
Mgr. O'Connell
St. Paul
Flower
Albany
N. Y
Judson
City
Limited
Rochester
McNaughton
John Boyd Thatcher
Buffalo
New York Cavalry
Russell
Washington
Massachusetts
Textile industries census bulletin notes textile growth since 1880
Washington October 18 The census bureau issued a bulletin on the condition of the United States textile industries for census year 1880. Wool production leads with $837,768,524 in value, cotton $267,981,724, silk $87,298,454. Increases: wool 70,515,611. cotton 75,891,614. silk 46,265,409. total rise 38.51 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Wall Collapse Kills Five at Gleason Bailey Mill Site
Seneca Falls Oct 18 Five workmen repairing a wall in Gleason Bailey mill sluiceway were buried when a thirty foot wall toppled. George Zeigfried Michael Mansell and Michael Conroy were instantly killed. Patrick Martin and Patrick Conroy died en route to hospital. John Burns and Owen Crannie were injured. The accident resulted from undermining by water in the raceway.
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Seneca Falle
Seneca Fai
Gleason & Bailey
George Zeigfried
Michael Mansell
Michael Conroy
Patrick Martin
Patrick Conroy
John Burns
Owen Crannie
Ship Ashore Off Montask Point Near Shagwarin Reef
Ditch Plains life saving station reports a vessel ashore on the outer edge of Shagwarin reef near Montask point. The ship's name cannot be discerned. it was traveling east. Life crew has gone out to assist.
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New York
Ditch Plains Life Saving Station
Shagwarin Reef
Montask Point
Ditch Plains Life
National Congregational Council to Meet in San Francisco
The next national Congregational council meeting is planned for October, 1895 in San Francisco. The decision was made this afternoon by the committee in charge.
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San Francisco
Minneapolis
National Congregational Council
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Were
Mitchell Capital
Aberdeen Sun
Tomlinson & Day
J’als Argus-Leader
Messrs. Tomlinson & Day
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Chicago Herald
New York Sun
Davison County
Jon
Weaver
Georgia
South
North
Democratic Party
Brookings
Crawford
Independent
Sheldon
Jucas
Buell
Silsby
Gardner
THE
Republican
Republican Central Committee
Peterman
Independent Committee
Brer. Loucks
James G. Blaine
New York State
Harrison
A. J. Kustell
Davis
H. M.S. Royalist
Gilbert Islands
Royalist
Bularitari
Paris
Senator Hill
Manning
Common Council
Cathedral
Mitchell Dry Goods Company
Walker
Universal Patterns
Sanden
DR. Sanden
Sanden Electric CO
Cor
Third St
Second Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
John O. Walrath
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