Kansas vote cements old parties vs new alliance
In Kansas, Republicans and Democrats unite against the Farmers' Alliance in many counties. Leaders claim the alliance's extreme reforms failed. analysts call November 5 a sweeping rejection, with Republicans and Democrats rallying to defeat the third party and its candi dates. Col. Polk defends the alliance's staying power.
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Leavenwortil
Kan
People’s Party
Kansas
Democratic Party
Charles Robinson
Lawrence
Alliance
Wichita
Sas
Union
Democrats
Alliance Party
Captain Gray
Lave Democratic
Sheriff
Farmers’ Alliance
John R. Sumpter
Republican Central Committee
Sol Smith
Wiciariam
Polk
Col. L. N. Polk
National Partners
Allan H
Ohio
Plan to Turn Brice Seat Into Double-Senator Win
Lima Ohio November 6 Republicans won the Legislature yesterday and seek to deny Senator Brice his seat. They propose to have Brice's credentials refused in the Senate, forcing a two Senator election by the Republican Legislature to oust Democrats and install both Sherman and Foraker allies, a scheme that provokes excitement at Brice's home.
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Lima
Ohio
Brice
Sherman
Foraker
Congress
Drice
Senate
Lrnce
Brices
Wallington
Jaine
Farmers’ Alliance
Democratic Party
Harrison
Asset
Campbell
New York Sun
Blaine
MckKinley
Negro State Convention Calls for Racial Share in Power
At Raleigh on November 6 dissident Black leaders chaired by John U. Williamson urged action to gain proportional control of offices. They denounced white Republicans and accused Asheville delegates of creating an anti Negro league while claiming 79 percent of the Republican vote in North Carolina.
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John Uf. Williamson
Asheville
Calcutra
India
Enterprise
Andaman Islands
Ovissa
Beneal
Bay of Bengal
Calcutta
Ganges
Uramah Vootra
Hoogley River
Hoogly River
Victory speech crowns Democratic triumph in New York
Albany reports Governor Hill lauding a Democratic victory that expands state control, repudiates Republican principles, and vows thorough reforms. The address highlights debt reduction, low taxes, strong finances, and a push for home rule and reapportionment, signaling a national Democratic rebound and future aims into 1892.
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Democrat of
Buffalo Club
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Ilill
Ile
Democratic Party
Rock of Gibraltar
Chev
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New York City
Senate
Assembly
New York
United Democracy of
Empire State
Governor Tillman Intervenes in Melail Case In Barnwell
A letter from Barnwell dated November 4 1801 details Governor Tillman's order to Attorney General Pope to pursue indictments for conspiracy and perjury in the W L McFail reward case. Pope's Barnwell investigation finds possible collusion and directs speedy trial and indictment.
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Tillman
Barnwell
Dirs
Tompkin
G. W. SM. Williams
Williams
Ile
Mr. Williams
Col. Aldrich
Melail
Lill
McPfail
McFail
Willis
Hill
Wil- Hitts
Till
VO. Patterson
G. M. Slunter
Mel‘ail
Sunter
Iunter
Willing
Robert Aldrich
Awbove
Y. J. Pope
Tam
W. L. McFail
Tinsman
Pope
Court of General Sessions
Iis
W.L. McPaul
Fhaton
G. W. M. Williams
A. McFail
Barnwell County
Lancaster
W.L. McFail
W. Perry Murphy
W. J. Porn
Mill
S.C
Llis Excellency
Melan
Cruel Arctic Wharf Crew Endures Winter Ordeal At Sea
The Grampus whaler crew recounts a harsh Arctic voyage with charles Coleman and others fleeing mast capes. Captains Norwood and Tilton allegedly used lashings and kicks, forcing men to haul sleds 24 miles in 20 below conditions. Two men were beaten, jailed, then lashed and kept in irons for days as the ship’s officers faced mutiny and exile.
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Grampus
Arctic
Charley
Mast Cape
Siberia
Eberschel Island
Mackenzie
Yukon
Ierschel
Vere
Norwood
Tilton
Mary D. Hume
Eagh Outfit
Robert Coleman
Mary D. Tume
G. G. McPauy
James Mason
Fred Craig
Crampus
Lower Sandspit
Mason
Vilson
Mekauw
Tia
Craig
Coleman
Ilton
Crain
McPauw
Sioel Mason
McFauw
Gelagadi
Nente Vaairit
Indictment filed in reward case probes McFail conspiracy
Captor to be indicted in Columbia South Carolina as of November 11. The McFail reward matter ends with prosecutions of McFail pere, G W M Williams and H H Ifill in state courts. Hill’s letter shows he obtained McFail’s surrender to secure the reward.
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Columbia
Port Royal
Central
Savannah
PE Ooelock
Savangsat
Avesta
Magnolia
Centralis
South Carolina
Richmond
Columnia
McFail, Pere
G. W. M. Williams
Hill
McFail
Northwest snow halts thrashing. farmers face delay
In Grand Forks North Dakota on November 6 a blizzard began at noon with heavy drifting. Wisconsin and Minnesota workers lent to thrash grain have left due to the cold, leaving much grain unthrashed and likely to wait until spring. Eastbound trains run crowded with departing farm laborers.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Winconsin
Minnesota
Late Earthquake in Japan Details Released
A telegram from Japan’s government reported by Minister Vateno outlines the October 28 quake effects. Most damage occurred in Aichi and Gifu prefectures with Nagoya the major city in Aichi. Deaths estimated at 6,500, injuries 9,000, and widespread destruction noted.
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Washington
Vateno
Iinister
Aichi
Gifu
Tokio
Nagoya
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