Rural political wrangles and campaign talk in South Dakota
A Ruralist column surveys party lines, subtreasury debates, and forthcoming speeches by Hon. C. X. Seward and Capt. Lucas. It notes fusion talks, the People's party stance, and a New York Herald dispatch on electoral vote deals and the split between Republican and fusion efforts amid bank and wage data.
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Washington
New York Herald
National Committee
People’s Party
South Dakota
Cleveland
Weaver
New York
Kyle
Chamberlain
Government ownership of railroads deemed absurd by Crisp
Crisp argues against third party platform saying government purchase would cost 9.0 billion and require 1.5 million federal officials, noting current office holders and questioning funding sources. Sioux City Journal writers blame political harassment for anti trust views, denying McKinley era causes and noting New Jersey court ruling against the hard coal trust.
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Crisp
Anyony
Sioux City Journal
Partiisan
Johnnie Pease
New Jersey
The Brookings Independent Opines on Tramps and Pension Heat
The Brookings Independent criticizes overemphasis on tramps and labor issues. It notes tensions between genuine labor and vagrancy, cites Major Warner and Jim Crownincome, and attacks the Durham Daily Globe and pension schemes with strong language about Grover Cleveland and Harrison.
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Brookings
United States
Major Warner
Rockford
Illinois
Geo. A. Silsby
Durham
North Carolina
Globe
The
Fairbrother
Jim
Pension
Grover Cleveland
Harrison
Loucks Denies Lease Utterances Amid Convention Dispute
A reform editor questions Brer Loucks denial of Mrs. Lease remarks from the Omaha convention. The Rapid City Republican recalls Capt. W. V. Lucas's strong Library hall speech that energized Republicans and hints at forthcoming campaign clashes with fusionists.
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Brer Loucks
Loucks
Lease
Rapid City
Hills
Congress
W. V. Lucas
Hot Springs
Library Hall
Fire Island Landing Drama Sparks Naval Militia Action
Quarantine updates show Norman-nia passengers landed on Fire Island as naval militia and Sixty-ninth Regiment units mobilize from Pier 86. Cmdr Miller leads forces with Gatling guns and Howitzers while awaiting further orders and rail transport to Babylon.
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New York
Jacob W. Miller
Naval Reserve
Governor Flower
Pier 86
North River
Navy Yard
J. W. Miller
C. E. Kent
John Vanderpool
Herbert Satterlee
J. G Agar
Naval
Pegasus
Fire Island
Voight
Voigt
Cram
Long Island
Babylon
Quarantine Station Fight Plays Into Island Case
In a ruling on Fire Island quarantine use judges Pratt and Dykeman vote to overturn Judge Barnard's dissent, keeping pressure on the governance of isolation measures amid ongoing legal dispute.
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Nor Flower
Fire Island
Pratt
Dykeman
Barnard
Passengers of the Normannia reveal suffering at quarantine
A Baltimore letter from Sept 14 describes dire conditions aboard the Normannia and transfer to the Stonington. Passengers report starvation risks, crowded berths, ruined food supplies, and medical aid from Dr. Brewer amid ongoing cholera concerns and quarantine delays.
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Baltimore
Jesse Tyson
New York Bay
Stonington
New York
Normannia
Brewer
Maine Republicans sweep governor and four congressmen
Maine returns show Republicans winning the governorship and all four U S representatives under the Australian ballot. Cleaves appears to lead by about 11,000 with lighter overall vote than 1890, while Johnson and Russey lead in their districts with scattered votes. Other notices report apportionment rulings and labor federation activity in Indianapolis.
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Portland
Cleaver
Johnson
Russey
Scattering
Burleigh
Thompson
Clark
Brotherhood of Street Railway
Indianapolis
Num’ber
Detroit
Milwaukee
Duluth
Tacoma
New Orleans
Memphis
Wheeling
Colorado Springs
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Columbus
Toledo
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Suspicious illness sparks cholera scare in Northfield
In Northfield Minnesota a report of J L De Lancey developing symptoms of Asiatic cholera caused a city sensation. He had many horses on display at the state fair and had just returned from there. His son J L Da Lancey arrived in St Paul with a large importation of horses.
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France
Northfield
Minn
J. L. de Lancey
Connecticut Democrats nominate Morris for governor and Cady for lieutenant governor
In Hartford on September 14 J. G. Morris was nominated for governor by acclamation and Ernest Cady of Hartford was nominated for lieutenant governor by the Democratic state convention.
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Trenton
N. J
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
J. G. Morris
Ernest Cady
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Watertown
Robt. Buchanan
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Tindom
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Peole
Hanson
Capt. Lucas
Davison County
C. H. Sheldon
Peck
Tellin
Preston
New York State
Childrens’ Cloaks
Champeny Bros
Mitchell
Storm
Naval Reserves
Brooxyn
N. Y
Supreme Court of
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Board of Health
Islip
Gover
Russia
St. Peterssura
St. Petersburg
Grosse Isle
Montreal
Labrador
Liverpool
Reeanding
Linda Meyer
Annie Miller
Chicago
Maine
BufFalo
Monroe County
Rumsey
Supreme Court
Justice Macomber
Lewis
Dwight
Justice Rumsey
Fishback
Little Rock
Ark
Tventeen
Whipple
Carnahan
Case
Northfield, Minn
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