Blaine Speech in White Plains Provokes Broad Backing
James G Blaine spoke in White Plains amid a large, festive gathering at Ophir Farm hosted by Whitelaw Reid. Notables including Depew, Hackett, Hobart, Kerens, and Hirsch attended as residents and nearby towns sent buggies and a marching band to hear his remarks and discuss the Republican message amid the campaign.
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Jim Mim
Dean Mim
Thie Man
Muline
Wire Phatss
Tames
Blaine
Aman
Maine
White Plains
Ophir Farm
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Shauneys M. Depew
Chirles W. Hackatt
Republican State Executive Committee
William Brookfield
New York
National Committeranon
Hobart
New Jersey
Kerens
Missour
Chivy
W. I. Robirtson
Port
Solomon Hirsch
Turkey
Patrick Eun
Chili
Portchester
Coscob
Anh
Rye
Colored Republican Club
White Pinus
Portchester Republican Club
Alen
Reid Aan Sion
Elsine
Tenton Cortias
United States
Din Ktopublican
Ale Way
Ekyuw
New
Connecticut
Patsy Vauin
Tau Wester
Hhai Rave
England
Dewncratic Party For Free Trade
Hyun
Hemocratis Party
Iu Lu
Depew
Egan
Prohibitionists Lose Ballot Access in State Election
Prohibitionists fail to place nominees on the state ballot as certificates lacked required residence and business addresses. Secretary of State rejected them, attorney general affirmed, leaving 4,000 Prohibitionists to vote Republican. Republicans gain favorable position with turnout implications.
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Secretary
Dismissed Case Over Electoral Ticket Printing
Judge Brill dismissed the order to show cause in the Lewis Bader case against Secretary of State Brown, ruling the court had no jurisdiction and halting the attempt to print an electoral ticket as sought by the Democratic state central committee. The Michigan Supreme Court decision regarding the electoral vote method is noted as constitutional by the federal Supreme Court.
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Congress
Missouri
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Alliance
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Victoria Woodhalll Martin
New York
Democratic State Committee
Charles F. Andrews
Court of Appeals
Russell
Massachutte
Minnesota
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Judgs Clue
Albany
Peck
Judge Gresham Denies Authorized Harrison Stamp
Reports from Wisconsin and Idaho fronts note officials denying any authority for a statement that Judge Walter Q. Gresham would back the Democratic ticket against Harrison. Elsewhere Governor Peck’s special message to the Legislature reveals no new action beyond organization. Idaho upholds electors’ voting laws limiting Mormon participation. Stevenson garners massive Birmingham reception and speech to 6,000. Foraker addresses Republicans on tariff and banks in New York. Mrs Harrison shows no change in condition in Washington.
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Crow Lands Open for Immediate Settlement
President Turton proclaims immediate settlement of the Crow Indian reservation in Southern Montana totaling about 1.4 million acres. The land, ceded under 1868 and later modified agreements, will be offered to actual settlers under Homestead provisions with partial exemptions for ex-soldiers. The move comes amid other notices and regional reports from Washington and Chicago.
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Missouri River
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Webster
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Winsion
Brief News Items From Foreign and Domestic Circles
A scattered digest notes Prussian minister ill in bed since Friday and the Meyer bank in Backsbourg Lippe failing with 1.5 million marks in liabilities. Ecuador consular official Ruiz arrested in New York for forgery to fund his mistress. France and Germany potential clash over Dahomeyan war. German emperor backs Caprivi bill. Reichstag dissolution possible. British sealing crews accuse Russian captors of brutal treatment. Politicals cover Butterworth tours, Joy and Reid nominations, and party shifts. Crime items include a rock throw at Governor McKinley and a large Arkansas official shortage. various misc items on industry, transport, and court plans.
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