Democrats rally in Louisville amid massive parade and Brown speech
In Louisville on November 11 the Democratic mass meeting drew 25 000 to Court House square and 10 000 in a parade as Governor Brown spoke hoarsely. William M. Watterson delivered the principal remarks urging tariff reduction toward a gradual revenue basis and a new Democratic program.
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Frankfort
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Louisville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Court House Square
Brown
Watterson
United States
Dr. Depew
Mark Taplay
Chaunely Depew
Chicago
Chauners
Bali
Tarif
Teller Tells Why It Was in Election Aftermath
Denver Colorado November 11 Senator Teller explains the Republican Waterloo as caused by indorsement of the force bill. He cites losses on silver and finance in Colorado and says the Lodge bill would have worsened affairs. He argues the force bill helped defeat Republicans in close states.
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Con
Teller
Colorado
Minneapolis
Biniie
South
West Virginian
Delaware
Perkins Says Republicans Dallied With Rainbow Strategy
United States Senator B. W. Perkins, in an interview with AP, blames the Republican National Committee for defeat on rainbow chasing. He says the party neglected key Republican states and wavered through Tennessee, North Carolina, Alabama, West Virginia, Delaware, New Jersey and Missouri, leading to Cleveland's election.
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Kas
United States
B. W. Perkins
Associated Press
Republican National Committee
Sucenas
Kansas
Ohio vote may fall short as Democrats fail to mobilize
The text argues Cleveland's margin will be similar to four years ago and Harrison loses Ohio due to Republican neglect in country districts. It claims no vote was planned in Ohio despite late National Democratic hints urging Democrats to vote while Republicans stayed apathetic and overconfident.
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Harrison
Ohio
National Democratic Committee
Warry Oho
National Committee
Republican Committee
Olio
Senator Morrill Hails Democratic Victory For Full Charge
New York November 11 Special Senator Justin Morrill at the Fifth Avenue Hotel commented that the Democratic victory should be complete so they can govern national affairs and try their policies. He predicted removal of wool duties and possibly coal, with protection still needed in Southern industries. He said a free coinage measure could pass with Cleveland veto ensuring ongoing protection.
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Justin S. Morrill
Fifth Avenue
Democratic Party
Atari
South
Cleveland
McKinley Declines to Discuss Election Views
Governor McKinley, returning from East Liverpool after a friend’s funeral, again refused to discuss the election results. He said he would not speak on the matter and planned only a social talk at Youngstown on November 18, having accepted the Garfield Club invitation previously.
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Mc Kinley
East Liverpool
Garfield Club
Youngstown
Spalding Sees Michigan Stays Republican In Brief Visit
Assistant Secretary Spalding returned to Washington after a brief Detroit stop noting Michigan remains Republican. He cites multiple causes for perceived Democratic shifts, saying many voters hold imaginary grievances against the Republican party.
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Spalding
Washington
Michigan
Wolverine
Republicans Lose One Dakota Election Update
Returns show the Republican state ticket doomed except for Secretary of State while the Legislature will be Republican on joint ballot ensuring a U S Senate seat. Johnson wins Congress by a small margin.
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Bismance
N. Dag
United States
Johnson
Congress
Swindler Bant Arrested In New York Case
William Bant, an English confidence man, is under arrest in New York after admitting to swindling hundreds across the country. He claimed ties to engineers as a grandson of Robert Stevenson and to social figures like Sir Henry Wood and Mrs Leslie Wilde. He says he borrowed thousands, with letters of introduction found on him.
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William Bant
San Francisco
Robert Stevenson
Chicago
Bant
Sir Henry Wood
Frank Leslie- Wilde
M. E. Braddon
Rand
Engineers’ Club
Baut
London Daily News
Phelps
Robert T. Lincoln
W. E. Gladstone
Africa's Heart penetrated by a rail road
The Dispatch reports tomorrow on the difficulties of laying a railroad through Africa as engineers face rugged terrain and logistical hurdles delaying construction projects and future transit plans.
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Africa
Somers Brothers Tin Plate Mill Faces Election Debates
Brooks Nov 1 Special Somers Brothers mill in this campaign era sparks debate over tin plate policy. Proprietor says mill will continue while profitable, noting $200000 plant investment and a demand for duty protection with free pig tin. Steel from Pitts is rolled locally. tin arrives duty free.
Costly Gifts for Boys and Free The Wild West Book Offer
An offer promotes a thrill book The Wild West by Buffalo Bill, 788 pages, bound and valued at 150, free with a boy's suit or overcoat. Those who decline may take a large magic lantern. Also advertised are De Witts Little Early Risers pills for constipation, headache, and sour stomach.
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Karr
de Witt
Tory platforms drift with Liberal tone in Edinburgh
Edinburgh conference endorses a democratic Tory program expanding franchise and local control. Morley’s Evicted Tenants Commission faces internal strife and likely failure amid Liberal-Unionist shifts. Dead Duke Marborough’s popularity noted. London Domestic Servants Union forms to press labor rights.
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John Morley
Lord Salisbury
Justice Mathews
Mr. Balfour
London
Labor Commission
House of Commons
Russia's Fangs Pulled by Finance and France Refusal
In a Frankfort dispatch, Russia faces 4 billion rouble debt and an unredeemed note issue of similar size with a yearly deficit. France, London, and Berlin markets shut to Russia force pacific moves or desperate measures. A Paris report claims a Franco Russian treaty of alliance has been signed.
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Germany
London
Berlin
Pacific
Austria
Italy
Paris
Bohemian Fires Into Party Over German Tongue Incident
In Prague Bohemia a Czech named Wenzel Bozak fired six shots at a party on the Graben after hearing them speak German. He was acquitted of attempted murder but sentenced to 48 hours for illegal arms. The incident sparked nationalist fury in the Reichsrat debate.
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Yooreski
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Reichsrath
Prague
Bohemia
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Wenzel Bozak
Charles M. Gronel
Conshohocken
Montgomery County, Pa
Russians in Peril as Chinese Forces Threaten Pamirs Camp
Reports from Moscow state 165 Russian troops left by Colonel Janoff in the Pamirs face a critical situation threatened by about 1000 Chinese. Russia plans a small expedition to aid the stranded troops. Also, 200 Kirghese families under Russian protection are reported at risk due to food shortages and Chinese hostility. Mes Peary previews an upcoming Dispatch feature on an American woman’s role with the Kite expedition.
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Janoff
Pamirs
Elwood Tin Plate Works Reopen After Temporary Shutdown
A Nov 11 dispatch from Elwood reports no truth to claims that Elwood’s tin plate and plate glass plants suspended operations. The facilities had closed briefly to install new machinery and to expand capacity.
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Elwood, Inn
Elwood
Tin Plate and Plate Glass Works
British Cabinet Eyes Uganda Retention After Long Council
London reports a cabinet council decision to retain only part of Uganda with the East Africa Company withdrawing in March, signaling a shakeup in colonial administration and timing for the company’s exit.
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Onl
Uganda
East Africa Company
Philadelphia Defies Caracas Demand Sails Without Clearance
The Red D line steamer Philadelphia refused to surrender ex Governor Mijares to La Guayra authorities. The captain defended the refugee as U S ministerial support backed the ship. Washington reports no State Department word yet on the dispute.
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Venezveta
Senor Mijares
Caracaa
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Caracas
United States
Scruggs
United Sates
Hanna
Scruges
Washington
Mijares
Seiz
Pittsburgs New Port and Lake Trade Growth
Cleveland reports 1892 iron ore shipments from Lake Superior near 9 million gross tons and 138 million tons projected for 1893 with the Mesaba range. Forty nine new vessels worth 6.91 million dollars are under construction while dock and railway upgrades unfold at Cleveland and Lake Erie ports. Conneaut opens a port with 300 thousand dollars in docks, connected to Pittsburg by the Pittsburg Chenango and Lake Erie Railway, targeting 500 thousand tons next season. Mes Peary Arctic housekeeping also teased for THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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Mesaba
Minnesota
Lake Erie
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Tron and Coal District
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