Blaine Leads Large Chicago Republican Rally in 1858 Campaign
A Chicago crowd of about ten thousand gathers for a Blaine led Republican demonstration. He denounces President Cleveland for civil service failures, fisheries rights, veteran aid, Dakota disfranchisement, debt policy, and protection, urging labor to vote for right principles and to avoid violence.
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Thurman Encouraged By Democratic Rally In Brazin
At Brazin Indiana a large crowd welcomed Thurman and the Democratic party. Judge Thurman spoke of renewed success for the Democrats and pledged victory in the next election for four more years. He argued laborers support the party and urged unity among voters.
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Federation of Labor Chief Arthur Warm to Powderly Plan
Richmond Virginia October 23 Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers reviewed Powderly letter proposing fraternal cooperation among labor groups to settle disputes. He urged unity for self protection noting rail strikes showed railroads used other groups. He doubted immediate action but expected federation among railroad bodies with broad labor ties. Supreme Court decisions affirmed state power to test railroad workers for fitness and reversed a tax ruling on interstate telegrams.
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Supreme Court Affirms Iowa Liquor Case Ruling
In Washington Justice Lamar delivers the opinion upholding the Iowa Supreme Court in Kidd vs Pearson. Kidd sought to bar state authorities from manufacturing liquor for export claiming the Iowa law bans only sale and manufacture within the state.
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Fiends Cause Four Negro Murders in Tuscaloosa
In Tuscaloosa Alabama on October 23 reports detail four murders of black men within ten days. The first victim John Till a respected mechanic had his throat cut and fifteen wounds. The other three bodies were found in woods and river with throats cut from ear to ear and additional violent injuries. Authorities lack any solid clues.
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Ala
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Fort Ripley
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Indiana canvass shows Harrison leading by 10500
A press special from Indianapolis reports the Indiana canvass by Democrats and Republicans projects Harrison will carry the state by more than 10500 votes in November. It lists Republican majorities by district totaling 10500 with Democrats at 8200, calling the gain an inside figure.
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Democratic leaders pressed to back Church system at polls
AlexTrerald argues political leaders support Church and his wasteful methods by sending delegations to Watertown Jamestown and Mitchell. He claims they ignore division and must be rebuked at the ballot box. Sullivan from Aurora County arrives to assess local interests and is endorsed by the alliance for a strong run.
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Jamestown
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John P. Lindahl
Frank Schike
Ben Schauball
Mitchell Dakota
M. H. Rowley
Lynching of Two Wyoming Hunters Stuns Cheyenne Crowd
A Texas style lynching occurred near Snake river country when F. M. Adams and a companion known as Dutchy burned a ranch house breaking game laws. Neighbors captured and hanged the pair after ranchman Tom Johnson threatened arrest. The incident followed a confrontation and arson in the Snake River area.
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Dressing Children in Holland Defies Sex
A Philadelphia girl traveling in northern Europe notes Dutch children under years dress in identical dark skirts and bright bodices. The only distinction is that girls wear plain caps while boys wear colored caps. Hair is cut short with bangs, making gender hard to tell from the face.
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