Splendid Outlook for National Democracy Campaign
New York reports a scene of unusual activity at Democratic headquarters with vast documents and speakers dispatched nationwide. The National Democratic Committee urges strong adherence to national state congressional and county tickets as campaigns intensify, urging Democrats to bury personal defection to focus on delegates legislatures and county officials.
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New York
Indiana
National Democratic Committee
Nefarious Political Scheme Uncovered in 1908 Context
Washington report details a Republican committee plot to trade Miller for Hill in New York to influence Cleveland and secure an electoral vote for Harrison. Warner Miller allegedly approves the plan while Hill claims no knowledge. White House awareness cited. Governor Hill expected to repudiate the deal.
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Washington, D. C
Quay
Republican National “Committee
Warner Miller
New York
Miller
Hill
Cleveland
Harrison
Senator Lvarts
United States Senate
White House
Governor Wall
Betting Market in New York Sees Cleveland Odds Swing
In New York City in October 1876 heavy betting centers on Cleveland. Col William J. Brown has $20,000 to $12,669 against Grover Cleveland, while Ben Wood of the Evening News posts $20,000 that Brown loses his stake. Separate dispatches report Adolph Sambolino, a fur importer clerk, captured in Antwerp for swindling David Spiro of at least $20,000. Detective work exposed Sambolino’s theft and his wife’s infidelity. he will be returned to New York once papers come through.
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Cleveland
Col
Wm. J. Brown
Grover
Ben Wood
The
Evening News
Brown
New Jersey
New York
Byrnes
Antwerp
Heidelberg
Adolph Sambolino
David Spiro
Broadway
Sambolino
Spiro
Europe
Sambosino
Brooklyn
Inspector Byrnes
New York Giants Beat Browns in 6-4 Ninth Inning Rally
New York scored six runs, aided by a timely eighth inning hitting streak, to defeat St. Louis 6 to 4. Keefe and King pitched for New York with Kelly and Gaffney as umpires. A collision between Robinson and Lynn in the eighth left Lynn severely injured.
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New York
New Yorkers
Browns
St. Louis
Keefe
King
Kelly
Gaffney
Robinson
Lynn
Democratic Heady Bets on Election Returns in DC
Betting activity surges in Washington with bets placed on the election outcome. The focus centers on President Cleveland and Democratic prospects as December 20 reports indicate strong, public wagering and political speculation in the capital.
Big Fire Destroys Lewis Wharf Company Building
Boston authorities report a major fire at the Lewis Wharf company building this morning. The storage facility suffered extensive damage as flames raged and several firemen were injured by falling walls. the blaze continued to burn fiercely.
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Boston
Lewis Wharf Company
Congress Adjourns Sine Die At 1 O Clock
Washington dispatch reports Congress adjourned sine die at 1 o'clock today. The action closes the session with no specified date for reconvening and ends legislative business for the current term.
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Washington
Congress
Mitchell Acquitted in Sussex Prize Fight Case
London Oct. 20 Mitchell the pugilist was tried at Sussex sessions for complicity in the prize fight at Goodwood but was acquitted. Zanzibar Oct. 20 British gun boat Griffin chased a slave dhow and the dhow was captured after the Arab slaves killed a crewman. Madrid Oct. 20 Republican sisters mobbed Sefier Canabas del Castillo at Zaragoza and rioting lasted hours, gendarmes unable to quell. CAMADA Int Oct. 20 dispatch notes draft of an arrangement with the Angelo Faene railroad for service Vancouver to Victoria and China and Japan to Ottawa.
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Mitchell
Sussex
Goodwood
Yanzibar
Griffin
Ute
Madrid
Canabas “del Castillo
Saragosa
Camada
Olonial
Angelo Faene Railroad
Vancouver
Victoria
China
Japan
Ottawa
Seizure of Frederick diary sparks protest in Berlin
In Berlin authorities are protested against the seizure of the Frederick memorial pamphlet. The Freisinnige Zeitung's solicitor asserts Frederick gave his diary to his wife with full rights to publish or dispose. The document cites Frederick as a witness on their behalf.
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Berlin
Freesinnige Zeitung
Frederick
Emperor Frederick
Notable Minneapolis swindles ring traced to Milwaukee pair
In October 1970 Minneapolis, Jonathan Grimes lost 5000 dollars to two bold confidence men who arrived from Milwaukee. Another resident, Johnson, was defrauded of 3000 dollars by the same pair. The con artists had operated in Omaha and other western cities.
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Minneapolis
Jonathan Grimes
Johnson
Milwaukee
Omaha
Live Stock Markets Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Live Stock Indicator notes cattle receipts of 6 500 shipments 3 309 in Kansas City with market strength for best dressed beef and shipping steers, grass range steers weak, and cows mostly steady to lower. Sheep receipts 1 300 with strong mutton prices. Chicago reports 12 000 cattle receipts with selective gains for choice beef cattle and steady to firm prices overall. Copper prices in New York and quiet steady Philadelphia prices also cited.
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Texas
Chicago
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