Populists Claim Eight Senators In Sight After 1890 Elections
Kansas figures show Populists gaining ground with rising vote totals despite drought. Peffer predicts Populists may win eight Senate seats if Tillman and Irby align or stay independent. Stewart opposes coalitions, urging free silver policy, while state results shift into Republican and Democratic favors in several states. New York and Wisconsin tallies temper expectations as hostage to party coalitions and regional trends.
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The New Party Question and Republican Statements
Senator Cameron denies reports of backing a new silver party and says he remains Republican though open to reform. Senator Steward also denies involvement but anticipates a cross party conference of leaders opposing the gold policy, citing Populist voting trends.
End of Week View on California Tennessee and Texas Election Returns
Voters largely settled results by Nov 6 but uncertainties linger. California governador Budd faces a tight official count with possible contest. Tennessee governor Evans appears victorious per returns. Republicans claim strong gains in Congress. fraud accusations surface on both sides amid pending statewide canvasses.
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Populists and Prohibitionists Consider Fusion in Wisconsin
Ole Brobon editor of Reform in St Paul notes prospect of Populists and Prohibitionists uniting in Wisconsin as reform parties with a common platform. He observes both groups share a reform stance and may form a coalition after the campaign results.
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Democratic Minority Represented by One Man in Michigan
Bay City Nov 12 Donovan Honest John Donovan is the only Democratic legislator in Michigan. He says he will shape minority policy from the house and will vote for U S senators. He promises no party caucuses for filibustering and will watch Republican colleagues closely. Richard Croker notes the Republicans will sweep the country per his claim. Minnesota returns show a Populist senator and two Populist reps with a Republican majority. Bryan retires from politics while urging fusion of Populists and Democrats as the path against monopoly. Sutro wins San Francisco as a Populist candidate in complete returns.
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Satterthwaite ballot mixup shocks Polk county
In Huntington Indiana a local election produced a ballot error duplicating the father’s name of candidate Hiram W. Satterthwaite Jr. The Republican ticket prevailed though neither father nor son will take office amid dispute over nomination and voting rights.
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Admiral Bancroft Gherardi Retires From Navy Yard Command
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi, age 69, retires after 48 years active service, 26 years as rear admiral. He commanded the Brooklyn navy yard and will be succeeded by Commodore Montgomery Diceard. The retirement follows the naval age limit with Gherardi famed as a fighting leader in Civil War actions and blockades.
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McCook Promoted to Major General in U S Army
Brigadier General Alexander McCook has been named major general to succeed General Howard who retires. Colonel James Forsyth of the Seventh Cavalry is promoted to brigadier general. Miles will move to New York succeeding Howard in the Department of the East.
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Serum Therapy Report From Berlin Trial At Schering Works
Consul General Charles Dekay quotes a Berlin report on a new serum treatment. Schering near Jungfern Heide reportedly cultivates horses for serum production, with 40 animals under care. The therapy shows variable results, improving outcomes in young children but not universally. Production costs are high and the process lengthy, requiring fresh serum and regular rearing of young animals.
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Death of Illinois Treasurer Ramsay prompts appointment
Springfield reports the death of State Treasurer Ramsay creating a vacancy to be filled by the governor. It is expected Elijah P. Ramsay, son of the late treasurer and longtime assistant, will receive the appointment to maintain office continuity. The piece also notes related local incidents and legal actions in Illinois communities.
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Altgeld
Elijah P Ramsay
Rufus N. Ramsay
Trenton
Clinton County
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Bloomington
Mysterious Nervous System and Seat of Life
A fragment’s claim on the nervous system as the seat of life and mind notes human life’s mystery. It mentions the spinal cord near the base and suggests even a prick of a needle can reveal lasting sensitivity.
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