Roosterlike Turmoil Over Hendricks Victory Cited
The race headlines show Hendricks winning by about 1148 in a 4000 plus majority, while most state offices go Republican except the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The paper criticizes exclusive appeals and calls the approach un-Republican and divisive. It notes a Greeley-led effort to mobilize crowds and contrasts it with inclusive citizen participation.
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LaGrange- North Missourian
Greeley
Horace Greeley
Springfield
Hendricks
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Metzner to Speak in Aurora Friday Evening
Hon. Charles Metzner of Aurora will visit the city Friday evening and address the public. He is regarded as an effective and popular orator in Illinois and is fluent in English and German.
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Charles Metzner
Aurora
Metzner
Tlinois
Crow Feast To-Day in Greeley’s City
A political Festivity planned for today in conducting a crowd demonstration for Gov Hendricks visiting city. Greenly leaders accuse apathy after Trumbull visit and rally supporters to raise funds and mobilize crowds. The piece criticizes the effort as driven by anti Grant rhetoric and used saloonkeepers as targets.
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Mr. Trumbull
Gov
Hendricks
Greeley
Jeff. Davis
Grant
Drowning Near Hannibal Editorial
A 15 year old boy named David Bird, son of Mr Bird, suffered an epileptic episode while near a creek west of Hannibal. He reportedly fell into a six foot deep hole and drowned. His body was recovered and brought to the family, who were grief stricken.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Courier
Wm. Bird
Political row over Morton and Hendricks Illinois speeches
The Indianapolis Journal notes leaders of the Indiana party respond to Morton’s week ten Illinois speeches by accusing him of abandoning Indiana. The piece adds Hendricks will travel to Illinois to make five speeches this week, questioning whether he shares the same fate.
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Morton
Illinois
Ican
Indiana
Hendricks
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis elevator firm to form with capital noted
Irregular items report Indianapolis planning a new elevator company with two hundred thousand dollars in capital. Chas E Perry listed as consul at Aspinwall is dead. News mentions illnesses and arrests including John A Griswold of 118 Rot as dangerous, and a man named Taylor arrested for illicit distillery in Clay. A train wreck near South Elizabeth, Delaware, injures several crew. two hundred railroad workers and fifty ladies visited the Mam ve event yesterday.
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Aspinwall
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Wm Richner
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Formation of a'Xéw Dominion Cabinet
Home news item reports the formation of a new Dominion cabinet amid political upheaval. The piece references the Tammany trials and exposure of large frauds, noting a tragic end to the Baker Dean romance in a bold display.
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Xéw Dominion
Baker-Dean
San Juan question divides papers and nations
Loxpon October 25 The Times calls the decision unsatisfactory unclear and indecisive yet accepted. The Post says the award damages British diplomacy by yielding the Key to British Columbia to the United States and harming Anglo American relations. Oct 25 Beruns notes ambassadorial felicitations over the settlement. Paris reports Thiers bans sale of caricatures of the ex Emperor Napoleon and family.
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Ode Russell
Bancroft
San Joan
Paris
Thiers
Napoleon
New Ontario Cabinet Formed in Toronto
The Toronto paper reports Hon. Mr. Mowatt has formed a new Ontario Cabinet. Members include P. Mowatt as Premier and Attorney General, Adam C. Roaps as Treasurer, E. B. Hardee as Secretary of State, A. Mc Killer as Minister of Public Works, and R. W. Scott as Commissioner of Crown Lands.
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Toronto
Mr. Mowatt
Ontario
P. Mowatt
Adam C. Roaps
E. B. Hardee
A. Mc Killer
R. W. Scott
Washington. Foreign criminals in transit
A Washington dispatch reports the State Department is urged to stop German states sending abandoned murderers and highway robbers to the United States, with a prompt intervention requested. The crop report notes corn among the largest yields, oats up about 3 percent, barley scarcer and below average quality. Weather forecasts predict partly cloudy, warm conditions in the Northwest and Western lakes with falling barometer, rising southerly winds for Saturday.
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New York
Washington
State Department
Washieron
A Agricultural Department
Washingon
Sunday Law Sparks German Rally and City Politics
Cariaco Oct 25 German mass meeting at Twelfth Street Turner Hall debated the Sunday Liquor Law as a violation of personal rights. Resolutions urged Mayor to suspend enforcement until new City Council is elected. Temperance groups vowed to uphold the law and aid officers. In Superior Court Judge Gary denied Ells Lyndon a divorce from her husband who was her father’s coachman. appeal to Supreme Court.
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Twelfth Street
Turner Hall
Francis Lackney
France Arnold
Emil Dietsch
Robert Collyer
Wm. A. Bartlett
Clinton Parkhurst
Gary
Ells Lyndon
Supreme Ourt
Annie Dean
Annie
New York
Norge
Baker-Dean
Trial reveals massive Auditing fraud in New York Mayor case
At Mayor Hall's trial an exhibit shows Auditor Lyons audited claims exceeding twenty five million dollars. John McB. Davidson testified his bill rose from sixteen thousand nine hundred forty dollars to forty eight thousand nine hundred dollars after filing with the Board of Audit. Witnesses report forged endorsements, inflated percentages, and diverted funds. Andrew J. Garvey and Woodford described pressure to inflate bills and share fraud proceeds.
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John McB. Davidson
Board of Audit
Keyser
Watson
Andrew J. Garvey
Woodford
Board of Supervisors
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