Maine Vote Signals Democratic Gains Over 1884
Maine returns show Democratic strength increasing with a reduced Republican majority from 19 745 in 1884 to 18 495 this year. Voter totals rose to 144 661, Democrats up 3 038 and Republicans up 1 783, while Blaine backed tariff stance appears to hurt Republicans. The findings come amid nationwide Democratic dispatches from Portland Lewiston and other hubs reporting results and implications.
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Washington, D. C
Dockery
Maine
Blaine
Blaine, Its Leading Exponent, In His Own Bailiwick
New York
Calvin S. Brice
Portland
Dingley
Lewiston Journal
M. M. Briggs
Lewiston
the Journal
Burleigh
Putnam
Cushing
Simmons
Senate
House
Adjourning Hopes Rise as House Near Finish
Washington dispatch reports growing belief that an adjournment is near with the House nearly finished. Leaders say all needed legislation can pass within a week. Republicans in the Senate acknowledge delays wearying the country and expect the Mills bill substitute to be deferred until next winter, a view reinforced by Senator Quay's long opposition.
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Ratification Rally for Otero At Palace Hall
About 7 30 Saturday evening a crowd of twenty two Republicans with San Francisco band toured Palace avenue to the court house for the ratification of Hon Mariano S Otero as Republican candidate for delegate to Congress. The packed court room heard speakers while a committee escorted Otero from the Palace Hotel to the meeting. ]]>
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San Francisco
Palace Avenue
Court House
Mariano S. Otero
Congress
C. H. Gildersleeve
Territorial Democratic Executive Committee
Antonio Ortiz Y Salazar
Territorial
E. A. Fiske
Col
M. ‘A. Otero
Palace Hotel
R. H. Longwill
Atanacio Romero
M. A. Breeden
Tomas Quintana
J. ‘T. Newhall
R. ‘E. Twitchell
Aniceto Abeytia
Charles M. Conklin
Amado C. de Baca
Ambrosio Ortiz
Benigno Ortega
Alarid
Laragonte
Fiske
Otero and Chaves Rally for Republican Ticket in New Mexico
Voice to the meeting extols M S Otero as Republican standard bearer and urges Santa Fe voters to unite under protection and labor. Col J F Chavez denounces Democrats, praises Otero, and appeals to residents to elect him to Congress to promote education, wool, and mining interests.
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Santa Fe County
Santa Fe
Valencia
Socorro
Bernalillo
Republicaniss
Protection
Lsbor
Antonio Joseph
Congress
Mr. Joseph
Otero
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Hephar
Joseph
Gilderaleeve
Fountain Head
Democratic Party
Mariano, Otero
New Mexico
Banta Fe
Mariano
Jicaritas
Republican Party
Stinsons cigar shop advertises Jeager underwear arrives
Stinsons promotes the finest cigars and announces a complete assortment of Jeager underwear just arrived. Call to examine. Bro’s Sole agents for Santa Fe NM.
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Bseliaman Bro's
Santa Fe
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