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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1888

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Indiana Labor Shifts Tie Harrison Votes In Tight State

Indianapolis dispatch centers on Democratic prep for a hard Indiana fight after Harrison’s nomination. Democrats warn of Republican money and “soldier” rhetoric, while labor movement gains pressure across wards. Reports from Fort Wayne to Vincennes note local boosts to Cleveland sentiment, labor clubs, and anti Harrison activity amid floods, riots, and political rhetoric.

Indianapolis Ind Charley Jowett Democratic State Committee Indiana Harrison Dudley le Morton Kentucky Sam Porter Robertson Matson and Myers Fort Wayrnk Charles Schau Mountpelier Wood Here Salamonie Vincennes CoLumnos Jas. Haislup Bethany Evansville Cleveland Thurman

Forming a Chinese Harrison Club in New York

A July meeting at 17 Mott Street drew about fifty prominent Chinamen as they formed a Harrison club to back the Republican ticket. Ling Fah presided, Wo Dong How was secretary, and speakers argued strong support for Harrison, citing protection for Chinese workers and opposition to the Irish in the Democratic party. A campaign collection raised $1527 for the effort.

New York N. Y Chicago Harrison Club No. 17 Mott Street China Ling Fah Wo Dong How Pell Street United States Democratic Party Harrison Congress Hung Hang Ling Fahn Europe Ishman Dutcheeman Hallison Tatfee Hong Kong Wing Lee Sing Hung Hong Sing Chins Mr. Sing Jess Hop Lee Wing Morton

Whiting quits Republicans for Cleveland in tariff rift

Hoen L. D. Whiting of Illinois, long a Republican state senator, breaks with the party over tariff policy and declares support for Cleveland and Thurman. He criticizes current leadership for opposing tariff reform and notes his unchanged old issues. Also reports local items: Selby’s self poison death attempt, Sparta creamery output, DuQuoin coal, Mt. Carmel Catholic preference, 28 wives accusation, Olney bands, and Mt. Carmel voters counted.

Traxitwa Ills Harrison Cleveland Ti Sm Chicago Lincoln High Tariff Confederacy Whiting Harrigan Camp Finois DuQuoin Mt. Carmel Olney Clay County

Democratic Leaders Forecast Large Victory In Michigan

Michigan for Cleveland July 8. Democratic leaders are confident of a large fall plurality with estimates around 60,000 from enthusiasts. Prohibitionists may outpoll Republicans. A prominent Democrat predicts final totals: Democrat 195,000 Republican 185,000 Prohibition 50,000 Ind. Labor 10,000. Republicans are blue but hopeful.

Detroit Mico Michigan

Presidential election forecast from a July 8 speech

A Republican observer in Washington predicts James G. Blaine will carry Indiana and Connecticut, break the solid South, but be beaten by Grover Cleveland. He argues Cleveland will win New York, New Jersey, Michigan, California, Nevada, and most Southern votes, totaling 216 electoral votes, with Harrison losing by 200,000 in the popular vote.

Washington D. C Arrison Indiana Connecticut Blaine Lee Cleveland New York New Jersey Michigan California Nevada West Virginia Harrison

Senators Prepare Sugar Tobacco Whisky Tax Cut Bill

The Republican senators, expecting the house to pass the Democratic tariff bill, draft a substitute reducing taxes on sugar tobacco and whisky while preserving monopoly features. Congressman Vance predicts Cleveland and Thurman win Connecticut easily. Congressman Springer forecasts Palmer's election as Illinois governor.

Washington, D. C Vance Hartford Cleveland Thurman Connecticut Springer Palmer Illinoia

Vote tallies show Republican lead in June congress race

Portland Oregon reports the official June election count. Republican 32,320. Democratic 25,613. Prohibition 1,974. Total 69,807. The gain over the prior vote exceeds 20 percent with Republicans up 6,321 and Democrats up 1,861 in immigration related shifts.

Portland Oak

California Republicans Reject Harrison Ticket in California

A Crescent City dispatch reports that at a Republican mass meeting Harrison’s Chinese policy votes were read and the assembly resolved by a large majority that no Harrison electoral ticket should be nominated in California this fall.

San Francisco Cal Crescent City Harrison California

Beestung Hunter Dies After Bee Attack Near Ettrick

Henry Blodgett, a young man near Ettrick, WI, was stung by a swarm of bees after firing at them while hunting. The bees settled on him and he died within an hour.

Beach River Fallus Henry Blodgett Ettrick

Vandever Not a Candidate as Harrison Victory Predicted

Washington July report states Congressman Vandever of California 6th district will not seek re election as Harrison's nomination locks in a Democratic win. last election majority was 55. Districts, parties, and dates noted.

Washington, D.C Vandever California Harrison

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