Blaine seen as likely secretary of state by New York peers
James G Blaine has drawn strong support from Thomas C Platt Stephen B Elkins and other New York Republicans who urge him for secretary of state though no official offer has been made Gen Harrison's cabinet remains unsettled with mixed views from Quay Morton and McKinley as congressman move to align with Sherman and Miller on patronage and policy shifts
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Republicans Dine in New York City After Busy Campaign
New York Republicans gathered at the Metropolitan Hotel for a dinner with over 100 invited guests. Portraits of the president and vice president elect hung as the sole decoration while James P. Foster praised party organization and the expansive club network. Speakers included Thomas C. Pratt and ex judges, with anticipated attendees Quay, Warner Miller, and Depew unable to attend due to a sprained ankle.
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Ambitious politicos press calls with Harrison in Detroit
Michigan senator Palmer and Roswell Horr joined President-elect Harrison in a Detroit to Indianapolis swing. They deny any motive, refuse cabinet aims, and depart for Washington or Franklin after meeting Harrison. Other Wisconsin visitors also left, while miners face shutdowns and North Carolina votes finalize counts.
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Littlewood Wins World Championship Belt at Madison Square Garden
Spectators packed Madison Square Garden to watch the six days race conclude with George Littlewood defeating Albert for the world title. Crowds cheered as Littlewood set a record pace, received a wreath, and claimed the diamond belt amid triumph and jubilant cheers. Proceeds from the event totaled about $19,137 for five days with additional prizes and awards for participants.
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Chicago Postmaster Gen W C Newberry Succeeds C Fudd
Gen W C Newberry quietly assumed charge of the Chicago post office replacing C Fudd after a discreet transfer. Newberry, a New Yorker born in Owen, Inducted into the army, rose to lieutenant colonel and then colonel before brevetted major general. He has lived in Chicago since 1870 and engaged in politics and journalism in Syracuse earlier.
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Washington Topics and National Financial News
The column covers Treasury reports on national banks and debt, including Oct 4 totals: 3,140 banks with $352 million capital, $155 million surplus, $70 million profits, and $151.7 million circulation. It notes pension disbursements of $21.1 million and a reduced debt, plus a reduction in interest bearing debt to $7,708,202. It also reports Rear Admiral Edward Simpson's death from Bright's disease and Major political notes on Senator Chandler, Gallinger, and Randall.
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