Republicans dismiss Florida Georgia results as harmless
Republican leaders at Carter camp headquarters downplay Democratic gains in Florida and Georgia. They assert Republicans won t fear these elections and deny plans to run statewide electoral tickets. They accuse Democrats of bluffing about contests in several states and anticipate Dr Depew and Governor McKinley campaigning statewide.
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New York
Carter
Florida
Georgia
Manley
Platt
Whitelaw Reid
Chauncey M Depew
W. J. Campbell
Illinois
William C. Bradley
Kentucky
William A. Sutherland
Rochester
C. L. Magee
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Grace
Victoria Hotel
Kansas
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
West Virginia
Missouri
Delaware
General Warner
Macee
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Dave Martin
Hackett
State Campaign Committee
New York State
Depew
Pratt
Warner Miller
Dr Depew
National Committee
State Committee
McKinley
Ohio
Democratic Nations Committee
Republican Committee
Weaver to Visit Pulaski as Political Tension Rises
General Weaver of the People’s party and Mia Lease spoke to about 400 in Hopkinsville arguing over rumors of Weaver’s Pulaski wartime conduct. A Nashville politician cited letters suggesting residents fear potential indignities while ex-Confederates and others weigh the visit’s impact on state politics.
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Louisvilly
Weaver
People’s Party
Mia Lease
Hopkinsville
Pulaski
Nashville
Paulaski
Campaign opens in Carlisle with Southern Pennsylvania rally
Carlisle October 6 Special The Republican campaign in Southern Pennsylvania opened in Chambersburg with stirring addresses by General Daniel Hastings Bellefonte Hon J McCarrell Harrisburg Hon T McMahon and Hon W N Brewer Chambersburg on Bourke Cockran Speaking in Tremont Temple Boston Democratic ratification rally drew large crowds as Bourke Cockran and Philadelphia speakers Freseman and J Beck were warmly greeted Supreme Court in Indiana refuses to modify its order.
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Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Daniel Hastings
Bellefonte
Johnstown
J. McCarrell
Harrisburg
T. McMahon
W. N. Brewer
Bostox
Dot
William Bourke Cockran
Tremont Tem
Freseman
Hon. J. Beck
Philadelphia
Court Sets October 11 for Argument on Apportionment Suit
The court fixed October 11 for the argument on the motion to advance the love apportionment suit on the docket and ordered printed briefs and affidavits on Attorney General Smith's motion to dismiss be submitted then. This indicates the court will likely not decide the case before the election.
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Smith
Magee Sees McVeagh Shift as Quiet Republican Reform
C L Magee of Pittsburg arrives at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and says Wayne McVeagh has effectively voted Democrat eight years. He notes Alabama reports favor Republicans, predicts a Republican victory there, and calls Georgia’s race a local contest with Governor Northen drawing Republican and People's party votes. He expects the presidential race to have a different tone.
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New York
C. L Magee
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Wayne McVeagh
Cleveland
McVeagh
Magee
Alabama
Kolb
Georgia
Northen
People’s Party
Theone
Dalton Bandits Downed in Coffeyville Bank Raid Tragedy
Correrville Kan Oct 6 crowds fill streets as four dead bandits lie in coffins at the city jail. Emmet Dalton survives though wounded and recounts the Coffeyville robbery plan with Bob Dalton and others. Cashier Ayers survives and rewards circulate for victims' families as authorities pursue justice.
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Kan
Dalton
Daltons
Emmet Dalton
Callahan
Emmet
Tulsa
Coffeyville
Bob
Jesse James
Condon's Bank
Condon
Grattan Dalton
Tom Evans
Jack Moore
Ben
Kingfisher
Okla Emmet
Winchester
First National Bank
Bob Tall
First National
Eres
Marshal Connelly
Ply Cubine
Connelly
Independence
Ayer
Charles Gump
Pacific Express Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Bob and
Grattan
California
Adair
Topekasaga
Allie Ee
Dalton Gang
John L. Ogee
Potowatomie County
Ozes
Silver Lake
Harmon
Ogee
Topeka
B. M. Curtis
Peperysi
A. B. Quinton
Peffer Comments on Weaver Runaway at Southern Rally
Senator Peffer arrived for People's party day at the fair in Kansas City and commented on Weaver leaving the South. He questioned the fusion ticket alarm, predicted Democratic gains, and criticized Weaver for not staying to face Southern critics despite potential danger. He noted a death in Council Grove affecting his visit.
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Kansas City
Peffer
Council Grove
Weiler
Weaver
Peck's new wage and hour tables boost protection case
New York Labor Commissioner Peck releases Tables E and F, showing 177,634 of 177,701 construction workers benefited from protection, with no one forced to work longer hours and wages rising for 6,342 workers. Employed and labor organization representatives contributed affidavits for 1890 and 1891 data.
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New York
Peck
Cleveland
State of
State Republican Convention in Providence Chooses Temporary Officers
Province Rhode Island October state convention opens with George A. Littlefield named temporary chair and Eugene F. Warner secretary. Platform supports national convention declarations tariff policy silver coinage free ballot immigration civil service reform and Harrison administration. Presidential electors nominated for Newport Lorillard Roelker Bristol Ilbor Pawtucket Hiskell. Resolution backs good roads as the body adjourns.
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Provinence
George A. Littlefield
Providence
Eugene F. Warner
Coventry
National Republican Administration
Harrison
Newport
Louis L. Lorillard
W. William G. Roelker
Bristol
Joshua Ilbor
Pawtucket
William H. Hiskell
Re-Election Talk Rebuffs Cabinet Campaign Restriction
Secretary Foster denied reports the President forbade Cabinet members from speaking on politics during the campaign. The President supports temperate public discussion defending administration policy, and some secretaries may speak in their states without delaying official duties.
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WasnixetTox
Foster
Political Gossips From Multiple Districts Nomination Notes
The Third Mississippi district GOP convention nominated G. W. Giles colored for Congress. A Nashville convention named two Senators and ten Representatives and adopted a resolution urging nominees to back William B. Frost for U.S. Senate. Snowetany Deantes Foster received an invitation to address a Chicago Republican meeting and will tour Ohio Kansas and Missouri though dates remain unconfirmed. In Arkansas the Second District Democrats nominated A. M. Middlebrook colored for Congress but he declined the nomination and the convention adjourned with no further nominations.
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Mississippi
G. W. Giles
Congress
Nashville
United States
William B.tes
Snowetany Deantes Fosten
Chicago
Ohio
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
A. M. Middlebrook
Middlebrook
Record Breaker Pours Overcoats and Suits Auction
An auction notes a giant record break with items including overcoats and suits. Only two aean today on morrow with PoC Clagalers Corver Grant and Diamond listed among bidders.
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Clagalers
Corver Grant and
Diamond
Safe deposit vaults offered at Farmers Deposits Bank
Farmers' Deposit National Bank at 6 Fourth Avenue promotes safe deposit vaults for valuables bonds and papers with rental boxes starting at one year, urging customers to minimize risk from theft or loss.
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Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Younger Distances Self From James and Dalton Kin
In Stillwater Minnesota Cole Younger denies relation to the James brothers and says a distant cousin may have married a Dalton in Kansas. He insists he has no knowledge of any Kentucky family tie and notes an historic feud with Jesse James long before entering the penitentiary.
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Stillwater
Minn
Oct
Cole Younger
Penitentiary
Dalton
Cole
Kansas
Kentucky
Frank
Jesse James
James
Delay in Peck Case Postpones Hearing to October 14
In Albany the Peck case before the Court of Sessions pauses on a demurrer to the indictment accusing the Labor Commissioner of destroying public records. Judge Clute adjourned to October 14 after arguments on whether circulars and answers were public records and should have been filed.
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Commissioner Peck
Albany
Peck
Court of Sessions
Labor Commissioner
Meegan
Cohen
Labor Bureau
Clute
Mr. Cohen
Crespo Wins Decisive Battle in Venezuela War
A battle near La Guayra reports Crespo's victory with about six hundred dead on each side. Los Teques lies near Caracas and strategic for control of the capital as Pulido leads 6000 government troops toward Crespo's advancing forces. Government officials at Los Teques and accompanying presidential troops are said to be prisoners in Crespo's camp.
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Los Teques
Crespo
Caracas
la Guayra
Crespistas
Palacio
New York
Coa
Acumare
Pulido
Quesada
Vegas
Dunham and Young in Board of Trade Row Over Cane
Ex congressman E K W Dunham of Chicago and former Milwaukee partner Alexander Young clashed in the Board of Trade corridor. Young struck with a cane. Dunham dodged and the pair wrestled until Officer Briscoe arrested Young. Dunham declined to press charges. Dunham gave no explanation. Also Evansville reported Lumaden of Chicago breaking the five mile bicycle world record in 12 minutes 36.35 seconds on a perfect track.
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Chicago
EK. W. Dunham
Alexander Young
Milwaukee
Board of Trade
Dunham
Young
Briscoe
Dun
The
Evansville
Ivy
Oot
Wheelman Lumaden
Mellor & Hoene Warerooms Offer Pianos and Millinery
Mellor and Hoene advertise a large stock of cheap to medium priced pianos including Chickering Hardman Krakauer and Vose & Sons. They promote second hand instruments at half price to clear space for new stock. Circulars free and hats trimmed with flowers or feathers at Allegheny stores.
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Mellor & Hoene
Fifth Avenue
Chickering
Hardman
Voss
Chickerings
Hardmans
Krakauer
Vose & Sons
Mk & Horns
Fifth Avenas
Mrs Harrison Failing From Severe Illness In Washington
Reports from Washington describe Mia Harrison gravely ill after being brought from Loon Lake two weeks ago. Her right lung is fully consolidated with extreme nervous exhaustion and emaciation, having lost about 45 to 50 pounds since illness began, while sleep remains sporadic and only raw eggs with wine and pepsin sustain nourishment.
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Ainadow
Mia Harrison
Wire tapping plot targets pool rooms in city court
A group led by Robert Smith and John Smith faced police court charges for tapping Western Union wires to share race reports with pool rooms. The prosecutor opposed prosecution citing statute defects, while Western Union seeks punishment. Case postponed to Tuesday as investigators probe the scheme tied to Covington and Cincinnati bets.
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Cryromywatr
Robert Smith
Western Union
John Smith
Charles Dougherty
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
Regan
Covington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bargain Almanac of Patent Medicines and Household Goods
A long list of patent medicines and household items with sale prices includes Hood's Sarsaparilla 67c, Carter's Liver Pills 14c, Cuticura products, Pears soap, Colgate Cashmere Bouquet 21c, Woodbury soap 34c, and numerous ladies apparel items such as gloves and corsets with discounted prices. Also offered are baby carriages ranging from 4.20 to 12.25 dollars and household goods like a family scale and meat skivers.
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Colgate
Woodbury
Oakley
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Mrs. Harrison
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