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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1892

Page

4

Prominent Republicans Endorse Cleveland Movement

The World lists many Republican figures who have declared for Cleveland. Notables include Wayne MacVeagh, Walter Gresham, Carl Schurz, Jacob Cox, Benjamin Bristow, Hugh McCulloch, Daniel Key, Henry Atwood, and others across law, finance, and politics, signaling a major party shift toward the Democrat.

New York Lst Cleveland Wayne MacVeagh Garfield Walter Q. Gresham the Treasury Arthur Carl Schurz Interior Slayes Jacob Dolson Cox Grant Benjamin H. Bristow Ilugh McCulloch Lincoln Daniel McKendree Key Ilenry C.C. Atwood San Domingo Adelbert Andras Sinclairville Chautauqua County Farmer Williamson Indiana Judge Day Supreme Court of Iowa Thomas J. Crawford W.T. Roberts Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers W. GC. Deane Union N. Y Rex-G. A Loud Brooklyn Spencer Trask Spencer Trask & Co New York City Watson Aepublican Samuel VP. L’ox Dunkirk N.Y Trout Nichol The Journal of Social Economic Dr. York North Carolina J. G. Nerrick Produce Exchange Moison General Electric Company Daniel W. French Amesbury Mass Patriotic Order Sons of America George §. Coe American Exchange Bank G. G. Walliams Chemical Minnesota Ira D. Brown W. Bartel Philadelphia Harrison Clark Robert I. Demars W. Dudley Foulke National Civil Service Vetoria League Elisha Greenwood Deddwr Morgan Hildrech Twenty-first IL. le Barie Jayne Union League Republican City Committee Theodore Lyman Massachusetts Albert K. Leeds Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken N. J Victor Mravin Elizabeth TL. MacDonald Fort Wayne Minneapo 8

South Carolina debt reform debate over 4 percent refunding plan

A South Carolina Chronicle excerpt reviews past debt issues and the Tillman administration’s stance on refunding bonds. It argues 4 percent is impractical, urges a bid-based process, and notes home ownership of most debt while warning against harsh fixed rates and arbitrary terms.

Tillman Avansra The Chronicle New York South Carolina Blue Ridge Road State Capitol London Stampton Lombard Wall Streets N. Y Lampton Covernor ‘Willman Georgia Andy

Weaver Sees Solid South Breaking for People's Party

In Knoxville Iowa on October 20 Cen J K Weaver presidential candidate of the People's party addressed a large crowd. He urged that Whites in the South could vote for the People's party with a free ballot and fair count, criticized the Republican federal rule since the war, and called for national ownership of railways and telegraphs amid limited press coverage.

Wenaver Knoxville Iowa J. K. Weaver People’s Party People’s Ticket Republican Party Georgia Ife Kansas Otis Gen. Weaver Wesver Maine California

Ovation for Hill in Lynchburg as crowds cheer Senator

A Lynchburg dispatch reports Senator David Jr. Hill arriving to a historic ovation with about 600 Democratic supporters at the depot. He tours the city, stays with Sen. John W. Daniel, and plans speeches at the fair grounds and in the evening before departing for New York.

Hill Ricum Monp Lynchburg David Jr. Hill Democratic Club Till John W. Daniel Senator Hill Willl Fair Grounds New York

Stevenson Demands Tariff Reform and Fights the Force Bill

In New York General Adlai E. Stevenson spoke at a Brooklyn Academy of Music mass meeting addressing tariff reform, Democratic platform, and opposition to the Lodge force bill. He argued against McKinley tariff protection and warned of centralization of power, citing Cleveland’s administration and recent political disputes. Mrs. StAnnigan died in Washington, prompting national mourning.

New York Adlai E. Stevenson Cleveland Stevenson Academy of Music Adlai I. Stevenson Isadore Raynor Maarylard Flugh McLouglin King’s County Democracy Boody Adlai Stevenson Grover Cleveland United States Leasons Treasury Congress Chicago Democratic Party Republican Party Republicas Senate Stannigan Washington

Alabama and New York Notes on Elections and Union Plans

Governor Jones of Alabama claims Knob’s fraud allegations are unfounded and that the regular ticket was fairly elected. He dismisses Kolb’s fusion plans as unlikely to succeed. In New York, Spencer Trask declares support for Cleveland and Stevenson over Harrison, citing silver policy and tariff concerns. Starr Woyt Nichols shifts to the Democratic banner, criticizing Republican tariff reform.

Henry A. Meyer Brooklyn Joseph A. Nunez New York Clarrison Stephen MV’. Nash N. Y James K. O'Connor Utica Oneida County Thomas M. Osborne Auburn Robert McAdam Rome R. K. Oddell United States Harrison St. Paul Martin G. Reynolds Charles E. Robertson Brooklyn Lumber Company John H. Seaman Henry A. Steber Athea Republicharea Assembly A. Withey Michigan Francis A. Walker Boston Internal Revenue John B. Clark Edward B. Crowell Edward Dickinson Benjamin K. Emerson Alabama Jones Knob Capt Kolb Mahone Virginia Cleveland Spencer Trask Spencer Trask & Co Wall Street New York Edison Electric Iluminating Company Stevenson Trask Starr Woyt Nichols Iarrity

Calamity Drowns San Sepesate Village in Sardinia

From Cagliari, Sardinia, reports describe a devastating flood at San Sepesate near the city. An estimated 200 villagers perished as Altlood swept through, washing away half the houses and isolating the community. The disaster left men women and children drowned with little chance of rescue. Albion W. Tourgée in a lecture also criticizes Christopher Columbus.

Cagliari Sardinia San Sepesate Suchden

Pianos and Organs Offered by N W Trump of Columbia

Pianos and organs from Steinway Mason Sterling and others at low prices with square dealing. One price to all, free complete outfit, five year guarantee, and freight paid both ways if unsatisfactory. Catalog via mail for illustrated catalogue.

Steinway & Sons Janos Mathushek Mason & Hamlin Sterlin Mason and Hamlin Sterling N- W. Trump Columbia 8. C

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