Editor McClure Sees Victory for Cleveland in New York
Special dispatch reports Col A K McClure in New York asserts New York is settled for Cleveland. He notes drift to Cleveland, Democratic gains in city and state, quayside defections, and widespread sentiment against tariff policies and Republican election tactics.
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Dispatch
Philadelphia
Times
A. K. McClure
New York
Cleveland
Harrison
Republic
Brooklyn
Harlem Bridge
Senator Quay
Final political roundup of 1892 hopes for Democratic victory
The passage asserts that a single influential figure can spark change, but when united with others of similar mind, it signals revolution. It predicts the 1892 roundup shows Democrats gathering strength, with Grover Cleveland likely to win by a large margin both in popular and electoral votes.
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Grover
Chandler Repudiates Rail Political Ties In 1892 Letter
Philadelphia dispatch reports Hon. William E. Chandler received a reply from A. A. McLeod denying that Frank Jones used Boston and Maine stock for political purposes. McLeod states he maintains neutrality and expects corporate governance to benefit stockholders.
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Frank Jones
Philadelphia
Chandler
McLeod
Partapecosta
William E. Chandler
Concord
N. FL
2Th
Boston and Maine
Boston
Maine
Foston
A. A. McLeop
Home Rule Bill and currency talks shape Manchester turmoil
Cabinet unanimity fuels push for Home Rule measures and currency reform. Dublin plans include electoral reforms while Manchester drives a call for international coinage of gold and silver. Davitt critiques Le Caron, Neill remains silent in Newgate as funds for his benefit circulate amid execution talks.
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Lister Crumme
Oxford
Justice Mathew
Drummond
Manchester
London
London Chamber of Commerce
Davitt
le Caron
Michael Davitt
Dr. le Caron
John Devoy
Patrick Egan
Paris
Egan
Neill
Associated Press
Newgate Prison
Depew Describes Grover Cleveland as Egotistical Patriot
Yale University notes Dr Chauncey B Depew lauds Grover Cleveland as a man of direct purpose and willing to die for his rights praising his Fight for principle. Depew contrasts Cleveland with Harrison noting Cleveland saw himself as a simple representative of the party.
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New Haven
Caly
Yale University
Ihs
Chauncey B. Depew
Cleveland
Erie County
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Campbell Confident on Cleveland Victory in Indiana
Ex Governor James E. Campbell, back from a three week stump tour in New York and Indiana, predicts Cleveland will win Indiana by over 10 000 votes. He says Democrats are well organized and confident due to registration and ballot laws and notes strong Democratic enthusiasm in key districts. He cites favorable signs in New York and predicts Tammany will back Cleveland as loyally as its own mayoral candidate.
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James E. Campbell
New York
Indiana
Cleveland
Illinois
Harrison
Tammany
Major
Wisconsin's Pretty Shape Gerrymandered Map Analysis
Maprsosx Wisconsin October 28 Special reports the new Democratic apportionment bill assigns Senate seats inconsistently by county population. It notes a 59 000 Republican county loses a Senator while a 42 000 Democratic county gains one and cites other partisan disparities. Republicans plan a strong fight before election day.
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Wis
Cabinet in Session Sets Campaign Speakers
In Indianapolis on October 28 the Cabinet met informally at the Denison Hotel to decide campaign roles. Rusk will speak in Wisconsin, Noble in Missouri, Miller in West Virginia, Wanamaker in Pennsylvania, Foster in Ohio, Elkins in West Virginia, with Foster and Tracy unlikely to participate in campus events. The President reportedly did not know of the meeting.
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Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Rusk
Wisconsin
Noble
Missouri
Miller
West Virginia
Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Charles Foster
Ohio
Elkins
John W. Foster
Tracy
New York
French Pretender Nanendorff Sued by Persistent Advocate
Mrs. Weldon famed for conducting her own suits in person has filed a French court action against Dutch claimant Nanendorf who asserts he is heir to the French throne via Louis Charles and Philip de Bourbon. Weldon lent 134 to obtain documents to prove his royal lineage, which he has not produced.
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Sorpoxs
Mrs. Weldon
M. Gounod
Nanvendorff
Louis
Charles
Philip de Bourbon
Nanendorf
Mra Weldon
Nauendorff
Blain e Makes a Flopper. Republican Committeeman Breaks for Cleveland
Franklin G. Moulton of Batavia, a three year State Committeeman, declares support for Cleveland. In a letter he says the Minneapolis Convention favored a single nominee while state reports show Republican strength opposed by concentrated capital and a large officeholder bloc resenting continued offices.
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Burfao
Franklin G. Moulton
Batavia
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Ercenary
Republican Party
French Labor Question in Parliament Over Belgian Miners
In Paris Deputy Basly urged the Chamber of Deputies to restrain foreign miners after clashes between French and Belgian workers at Lons. He accused firms of firing French miners for votes and replacing them with Belgians, while M. Viette denied political motives. Lafargue pressed for license requirements on employers using foreigners. The chamber sent the motion to a committee.
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Paris
Basly
Chamber of Deputies
Lona
M. Viette
Lons
M. Lafargue
Chamber
Fire Safety and Bank Vaults at 68 Fourth Avenue
In this fragment an advertising mix promotes safe deposit boxes at Farmers' Deposit National Bank with rentals from $5 yearly. It mentions infant’s lace, knit Zephyr, embroidered flannel items, gloves, and neckwear from James H. Aisen & Co. Elsewhere De Witt's Little Early Risers is endorsed for health.
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Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Cholera Bulletins From European Infected Spots
Reports from Constantinople Sinope and other cities recount new cholera cases and deaths. Holland records four new cases and one death while Buona Pest reports nineteen new cases and five deaths. St Petersburg notes two new cases amid growing panic and sanitation concerns in Winnitzs.
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Sinope
Black Sea
Turkey
Odessa
Prrague
Holland
Vresna
Buona Pestu
Hampvre
St. Petersburg
Winnitzs
Podolia
The Homestead of France Capital and Militia at Carmaux
Paris reports unrest as Carmaux miners face protection and dividends. The Carmaux Mines Administration withholds regular dividends while tensions rise. In the Chamber of Deputies radicals demand amnesty and troop withdrawal, while the Ministry insists workers return before troops pull back.
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Paris
Carmaux
Conseil d’Administration Des Mines de
Steamship Lines Pool to Grid Eastbound Steerage Traffic
A meeting in Cologne with representatives of North German Lloyd Hamburg American Netherlands American and Red Star steamship lines adopted a pool to handle eastbound steerage traffic like the westbound system. They also set measures to aid travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair, but passenger rates remain unreleased.
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Cologne
Lloyd
Hamburg-American
Netherlands-American
Red Star Steamship Companies
Chicago
Pope limits foreign cardinals to block Italian pope
Rome report says the Pope will not appoint enough foreign cardinals to risk an Italian pope. Vatican seeks to defeat the German military bill while giving Centrist allies freedom in elections.
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Lonpos
the Chronicle
Rome
Vatican
Prussia
No Place For Foreigners Russia Moves To Restrict Immigration
The Council of the Empire debates a plan to limit foreign residents in Russia. Proposals bar foreign colonies from forming for trade and prevent factories from employing foreign workers over Russians. An inquiry into foreign presence is authorized. eleven ferry passengers drown near Sinfaes when a Douro crossing capsizes.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Lispon
Douro
Sinfaes
Agnes Huntington's Love Ends Breach of Promise Suit
Philadelphia reports Agnes Huntington engaged to Paul D. Cravath of Cravath & Houston. The actress previously pursued a breach of promise case against H. La Barre Jayne, but the engagement announcement signals abandonment of the suit.
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Philadelphia
Agnes Huntington
Paul D. Cravath
New York
Cravath & Houston
Paul Jones
Miss Huntington
H. la Barre
Dr. Syne
Jayne
Dittengoeffer
Blairsville Vigilante Talk Follows Violent Outbreaks
Blairsville residents discuss forming a vigilante committee to protect themselves from a surge of crime. Reported incidents include an ambush on the Patches leaving three brothers wounded, a father nearly killed with a pitchfork, a man shot near Salen Church, and other shootings at local mines and taverns as the sheriff hunts the assailants.
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Blairsville
Hatch
Derry Station
Salen Church
Girard
Smith Coal Mines
Indiana County
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