Ex President Cleveland Adresses Buffalo Friends in Brooklyn
Ex president Grover Cleveland attends a reception at the Imperial Hotel in New York with about 200 Buffalo Club members and guests. He recalls past campaigns in Buffalo and notes the friends’ support while urging Democratic principles and a government for the people.
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New York
Imperial Hotel
Cleveland
Buffalonians
Cleveland Club
Buffalo
Stephen A. Douglas
Manora
Douglas
Nny
Democratic Party
Buffalo Friends
Ace
Sheehan
Democratic nominee Social Evening Draws Applause
A political event centered on the Democratic nominee featured social conversation and extensive handshakes. Speakers received hearty applause from attendees.
Stevenson in Brooklyn: Large crowd hears running mate talk
In Brooklyn at the Academy of Music General Adlai Stevenson and Congressman Isadore Raynor spoke on campaign issues before about 4 000 attendees. Stevenson praised Cleveland era policies, warned of a looming Treasury deficit, and blamed the McKinley tariff and the Fifty-first Congress for fiscal strain.
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Brooklyn
Democracy of
Academy of Music
Adlair Stevenson
Isadore Raynor
Maryland
Stevenson
Leveland
Gree
Cleveland
Treasury
Fifty-first Congress
McKinley Draws 40000 in Danville Crowd
Governor McKinley of Ohio appears before an immense Danville audience estimated between 35 000 and 40 000. The procession, special trains from numerous cities, and decorated streets mark a lively autumn day as McKinley urges voters to back a strong executive and tariff based platform. He departs by 5 30 PM for Terre Haute to address another large crowd.
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Danville
Int
Illinois
McKinley
Ohio
Springfield
Decatur
Shelbyville
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Champagne
Watseke
Paris
Momence
Ellsworth Park
Congress
Democratic Party
Democrat
England
Overnor McKinley
Terre Haute
Campaign Rally At Carnegie Lamp Works Delivers Attacks
A Democratic demonstration in Elwood drew a crowd of about six thousand for a speech by James E. Campbell of Ohio. He denounced Carnegie and the Homestead affair and predicted Democratic gains in New York and Connecticut. A torchlight procession followed in the streets.
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Woop, Inc
Elwood
James E. Campbell
Ohio
W. D. Bynum
Indiana
George W. Houck
Campbell
Homestead
Carnegie
New York
Connecticut
Beecher Hosts Iron Men Banquet After Wagering Bets
Yourestons notes the tool house banquet given by H R Beecher head of a casualty firm insuring rolling mills workers. He is described as a Democrat and while in town he bet on Cleveland carrying New York State and on his own election victory.
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Yourestons
H.R. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Cleveland
New York State
Democratic House
Senate
Benjamin Harrison
America
Mr. Depew
Union League Club
Ex-SenaTor Evans to address Republican meeting in Brooklyn
Reports note ex-SenaTor Evans to speak at Clermont Avenue Rank in Brooklyn on Saturday evening with a firm anti fusion stance in Nebraska. Democrats back undivided support for Cleveland amid local party maneuvering.
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Repub
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Nebraska
Cleveland
First Infantry
Chicago
Foraker
Ohio
C. B. Strove
Dauphin County
State Department
Kingman
Kan
Judge & H. Snyder
People's Party
Judge Snyder
Fusion
Fayette County
I Fferemion Democrat
Fayette Ty
Depew Campaign Speech Praises Protection and Union League Ties
Chauncey M. Depew spoke at the Academy of Music Philadelphia under the Union League banner outlining Republican protectionist principles. He praised past party achievements, ridiculed Democratic calls for change, and referenced Patrick Egan and Carl Schurz while noting the rally drew thousands and ended with a reception at the Union League Club.
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Philadelphia
Chauncey M. Depew
Academy of Music
Union League
Depew
Republican Party
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Watterson
Chicago
Indiana
Indianapolis
Reublican
Harrison
Mr. MacVeagh
MacVeagh
Mac
Patrick Egan
Chile
Patrick
United States
Egan
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Stevenson
Reid
Fraud scandal in Detroit over regis tration by Kodak evidence
In Detroit on October 26 the registration boards opened a four day session amid reports of fraud. Lou Burt, Republican chair, allegedly photographed alleged repeaters and aliens at river district boards using a Kodak to assemble evidence. Burt claims hundreds of names tied to cheap wharf lodging houses aim to vote Democratic. Democratic leaders deny colonization charges. Burt says blank checks were distributed to deter nonentitled registrations.
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United States
Registration Boards
Detcert
Boards of Registration
Lou Burt
Republican City and County
Republican Committee
Hart Saya
Burt
Democratic Committee
Bart
Ker Beats M'Aleer for Democratic Nomination in Third District
In Philadelphia Judge Simon ton ruled W. W. Ker's nomination papers valid making him the Democratic nominee for the Third Congressional district. The district seats were once held by Samuel J. Randall. McAleer, current congressman, had opposed Ker. The state ballot will show McAleer as Republican, Ker as Democrat, risking vote splits in a district leaning Democratic by over 5,000.
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Philadelphia
Simonton
Dauphin County
W. W. Ker
Ker
Samuel J. Randall
William McAleer
Democracy
McAleer
Mr. Ker
Harrisburg
Rae Joins the Floppees on the Veto Question
St Paul Oct 26 The great political sensation is Judge John P Hae former G A R commander and lifelong Republican has declared for Cleveland and Lawler The conversion followed Cleveland pension vetoes Rae says he will vote for Cleveland after reviewing the vetoes finding each to be based on right and justice.
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St. Paut
John P. Hae
Cleveland
Lawler
Republicas
Rae
Judge Rae
Mr. Cleveland
Grand Army
Appeal to McLeod to bar railroad from politics
Senator Chandler urges A A McLeod president Reading Railroad to sever political uses by the Boston and Maine system. He cites improper fund transfers and a call for the railroad to remain non political amid Democratic machine pressure. In Albany a Burmese applicant to naturalization is denied citizenship under Judge Danaher’s ruling.
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Coxcorp
Chandler
A. A. McLeod
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
New Hampshire
Democratic Party
Frank Jones
Boston and Maine Railrroad
Maverick National Bank of Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
New Railroad Combination
Robberies shock Pittsburg as two women assaulted in Greenfield area
Early yesterday two tramps entered Mr Keeland’s Greenfield Avenue home. They accosted one guest and struck another as the house was ransacked. Silverware and food were stolen while alarms sounded and the suspects fled. Other burglaries in Mt Oliver and Knoxville are noted with losses reported.
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Pittsburg
Greenfield Avenue
Twentythird Ward
Keeland
Flinn
Ohio
Ieves
Henry Hennings
Southern Avenue
Mt. Oliver
Bigelow halts Citizens' Traction lay of Wilkinsburg line
Chief Bigelow orders a halt on laying tracks along Frankstown avenue for the Citizens' Traction Company branch to Wilkinsburg. Five guards prevent work until the company pays $21,400 as its city paving share. The company agreed to the sum to secure the franchise, with Bigelow insisting on settlement before resuming.
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Citizens’ Traction Company
Bigelow
Frankstown Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Igelow
Death at Hayes Station from Bursting Ice Iron
David Harris, 62, an employee of Monon Gahela Iron Works at Hayes Station, was killed yesterday when a ball of ice iron burst. An inquest will be held today into the accident.
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David Harris
Monongahela Iron Works
Hayes’ Station
Reverend Dixon Trapped for Staten Island Bird Noose
Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr., pastor, was stopped by State Game Protector John W. Lisk at the Staten Island ferry after carrying a breech loading double barreled gun and a bag of 31 birds. He was fined 5 per bird and $10 shooting without license, with $250 in costs paid by the officer. Dixon offered a check for part but left with birds not wanting them.
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New York
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Twenty-third Street Baptist Church
Staten Island
Dixon
Mr. Dixon
St. George
John W. Lisk
Lisk
Tam
Justices Rocker
New Brighton
Justice Acker
Acker
Lis
Chief to Buy Amoskeag and Ahrens Fire Engines
City officials including Chief Brown Controller Morrow and Chief Humphries met in the Mayor's office to review engine bids. It was practically decided to purchase one Amoskeag and one Ahrens fire engine, while Clapp & Jones the lowest price was deemed inferior by Chief Humphries who offered expert testimony. The contract is set to be awarded next Saturday.
Lottery Agent Arrested for 25 000 Prize Coupon Scheme
Eugene Brown misrepresented as European Obligation Company agent and was nabbed on Sixteenth Street while selling lottery coupons at a pound each. He claimed a January first drawing would award a £25 000 prize to the holder, with bystanders as props to fatten entries.
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Wolderston
Eugene Brown
European Obligation Company
Sixteenth Street
Bettie Fleischmann Marries Dr Holmes in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Bettie Fleischmann wed Dr. C R Holmes in Chicago at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The bride, daughter of Charles Fleischmann, is noted for turning down Count Logothetti to remain American citizens. The groom is a renowned Danish oculist. Ottawa dispatch mentions Canada will receive rags again.
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Bettie Fleischmann
Count Logothetti
Fleischmann Agency
Chicago
C. R Holmes
Thayer
Charles Fleischmann
Minneapolis
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