Democratic Party Manifesto Urges Vote Count Audit in New York
The National Committee issues a manifesto calling for examination of census and county returns to detect fraud in New York’s recent election. It urges Democratic groups to audit local counts, report findings to A Fowler, and mobilize citizens to defend honest voting and popular government.
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NO FRAUDULENT PRESIDENT Hancock Described as Unblemished Candidate
The article argues General Hancock leaves the presidential contest with an untouched record. It rebuts claims of sympathy with rebels and fraud in New York, asserting he carried eighteen states and would only be declared president if legally entitled, otherwise defeat is preferable for the party.
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Mayor Kalloch Indicted in City Hall Contract Case
Mayor Kalloch of San Francisco indicted by the grand jury this July for battling contracts tied to City Hall weights advertising for proposals. He surrendered last Saturday and posted $500 bail. Other City Aldermanic officials were also indicted. In Denver, a horsesepizootic outbreak affected work. most were able to return soon.
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Republicans in Next House Predicted To Narrow Margin
Election returns indicate the Republican majority in the next House of Representatives will be uncomfortably close. Gains by Republicans include Virginia Tennessee Louisiana Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri Pennsylvania Illinois Kentucky for a 13 seat rise, offset by New York Nevada California losses totaling net 7. Democrats gain all Greenbackers and two Readjusters from Virginia.
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International Monetary Conference proposal and scattered regional items
Secretary Sherman backs a plan for an international currency of deposit certificates to settle dues and payments between nations and cities. In Providence a 15 year old shot at Robert Thompson near the Rhode Island wreck. The Astley walking contest finished with Rowell and Littlewood scoring 470 and 450 as crowds cheered. Damson and Clark were arrested in Leadville on a government funds theft charge. U.S. mint coinage for October totaled 33,978,835 in gold and 2,279,000 in silver. General Hancock reportedly opposed contesting the state vote. Mexican papers urge U.S. aid for rewards for Apache raids. Illinois saw heavy snow, four inches at Springfield melting quickly.
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Old Man Voted Three Times in Washington Ind State Election
A very old man voted thrice in Washington Indiana during the recent state election. On his trial it was shown that though sober he forgot he had already voted due to excitement. In Philadelphia Stock Exchange a heated exchange occurred with brokers Huey and Taylor leading to a confrontation.
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