Mounts Majority Seen In Indiana Election Returns
Official figures indicate Mounts holding a likely statewide majority of about 22,000 as Republicans gain nine Congress seats and a joint legislative majority. The tabulated results show Mounts leading in key counties with broad GOP gains across the state, including multiple districts and senate seats.
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Indiana
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Zenor
Wali
Charles Bo Llandis
Hepusiivan
Les Ek Parchett
Sir William and the dinner of mistaken promises
A humorous tale from a London social circle shows Sir William misreading his engagement book. For four nights he dined with hosts who surprised him with awkward glances as they learned his name, until a later dinner revealed the calendar mix up caused by turning two pages at once.
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Mr Bryan Sends Greeting to President Elect in Canton
Major McKinney returns to town after election to a hero’s welcome with flowers and greetings. A flood of congratulatory telegrams arrives as Chairman Mark Hanna confirms the victory. James K. Jones notes the party’s aim to uphold the bi metallic standard and uplift humanity in the new American monetary system.
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McNinley
Democratic Party
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Potomac
Ohio
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Missouri
California
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Williamm McKinley
McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Werteny
McKinney Telegram To Wuanana Celebrates Election Victory
A telegram from McKinney to Wuanana thanks the recipient for services to sound money and protection, praising the nationwide unity after a victorious election. It extols law and order, equal rights, and patriotism, urging Americans to build America and set aside party divisions. a Bryan telegram follows.
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McKinney Letter Says Election Will Be Decided by People
A note from Canton Ohio quotes Senator Jones reporting early returns show favored candidate. McKinney states the people's will is law and congratulates supporters. The message is dated November 5, 1893 and sent from TLixcousx Nebraska.
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William McKinney
Canton
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Lincoln election results spark campaign message rush
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 3 reports say key figures like Major McLintey and Mr. Bryan reacted to early results. Statements indicate plans to address voters, congratulate opponents, and push for educational outreach on the issues, with Bryan focusing on future efforts after the election.
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Nebospechil
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Pserivis
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McLintey
Bryans
Teiuke
Presidential election results and world news wrap
The Telegraph reports the presidential race in doubt with Bryan electors chosen in many southern states and potential shifts from remaining returns. It also covers Pullman car fire in Peterhoff, Spanish Cuba recruits, Italian floods, English coast wrecks, and diplomatic duels at Budapest.
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Spain
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Palmer Points to Break With Populists After Election
Senator John M. Palmer, National Democratic candidate for President, argues Democrats who voted for Bryan supported his 1892 Populist alignment and 1896 Louisville platform. He predicts Bryan will abandon the Democratic label, calling his Weaver vote an example of unreasoning socialism and blaming Chicago Convention influence for the canvass issues.
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Springfield
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Condensed Dispatches From The Nation
Mendon Michigan man Albert Collins hanged himself after Bryan’s defeat. Gen Fitzhugh Lee returns from Havana for brief visit. Dr D Dent shot after refusing election bet in Harrisburg New Jersey. H Walter Webb of New York Central ill with typhoid. Judge John W Staston, once Arkansas acting governor, dies at Newport. Gen A J Warner appeals to silver leagues to support bimetallism. Schooner Wankeshi sinks near Muskegon six crew drowned. captain drunk. At Butte James Kelly kills unfaithful lover then dies. Gen Joseph T Torrentes critically ill at Chicago. Bright's disease reached acute stage.
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Mendon
Michigan
Bryan
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
Havana
D. Dent
Harrisboure
H. Walter Webb
New York Central
John W. Staston
Arkansas
Newport
A. J. Warner
Wankeshi
Muskegon
Mich
Butte
Mont
James Kelly
Dassie Hhl
Joseph T. Torrenes
Chicago
Lils Nent
Bright
Electoral ticket returns slow to secretary of state
Returns on the electoral ticket arrive slowly at the Secretary of State in a delay that may push completion of the canvass to the fourth Monday in November. Marshals appointed by the Governor gather votes for electors and Congressmen and deliver them in person for canvassing.
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Secretary of State
Death of Mrs. W. H. Vanderbilt at Scarborough Hudson
Mrs. W. H. Vanderbilt widow of the late W. H. Vanderbilt and mother of Cornelius and W. B. Vanderbilt died of heart disease at her daughter Mrs. Elliott F. Leepard’s home in Scarborough on the Hudson. She was seventy five years old.
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William H. Vanderbilt
W. H. Vanderbilt
Corneliung
W. BE. Vanderbilt
Elliott F. Leepard
Scarborough-on-the Hudson
Postal Service Annual Report Highlights Free Delivery Reform
The annual report by Frank H. Jones reviews three fiscal years of postal services with savings in salaries and free delivery costs, notes changes in office staffing, additions and closures of stations, and discusses proposed appropriations and recommendations to Congress for further reforms and efficiency in the postal system. It covers money orders, dead mail, fraud concerns, and the rural free delivery experiment awaiting a December report to Congress.
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Eltiics
Congress
Jones
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Serg2aga
In- Ghuiding
Thanksgiving Proclamation Designates November 26
President Cleveland designates November 26 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the nation. Citizens are urged to forego work, assemble in worship, and offer thanks for deliverance, peace, and protection from danger.
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United States
God of Nations
J. Grover Cleveland
Lethem
Criticism of Court by Attorney General Ketcham Report
Attorney General Ketcham submits his annual report to the Governor. He criticizes the Supreme Court apportionment rulings, commending the invalidity of the 1833 and 1894 acts and accusing the court of abandoning its duty in 1895. He argues unlawful acts are not laws and questions interdepartmental compliance with the Constitution.
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Parker
Denny
Judicial Department
Executive Department
Legislative Department
Outrage on Hoosier as Spanish raid loots Craycroft estate
Havana steamer reports an attack near San Jose de las Lagas Havana province. Spanish soldiers raided homes, assaulted Mrs Craycroft and husband, looted $859, burned eight buildings, and killed nineteen noncombatants including four women. Vice Consul Springer relayed details to Secretary Olney.
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Olivette
San Jose de Las Lagas
Fldl Craycroft
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Craycroft
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Death Tied to Bryan's Defeat in Spokane
Mrs. Mary Vo Manevin of Spokane Washington died November 5. The Spokane special reports the direct cause of death as Bryan's defeat. She greeted her husband at the door, asked if Bryan was elected, then collapsed and died instantly after a negative reply.
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Spokane
Wash
Mary Vo Manevin
Bryan
London Publisher Seeks Life of Par nell From Dublin Scholar
The London Sunday Times reports a London publisher wrote to Professor Hadden of Dublin about a life of Parnell. Hadden replied that belief exists Parnell is alive, perhaps in an obscure western ranch. After Parnell’s death, Professor Anddon sought materials from the widow and others, but access was refused with a claim that Parnell is still alive.
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Dublin
Parnell
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Grain and poultry price table from Chicago and New York markets
A dense list of commodity prices from shippers and markets including wheat corn oats pork lard and hogs with regional quotes for Chicago New York Baltimore and St Louis. Also covers cattle poultry and various by products with varying price points and grades.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
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