Maine election money debate in political column
The Associated Press predicted a Republican win citing money and speakers. After the vote the AP claims Blaine accuses Democrats of large spending to influence votes. The piece argues both sides use funds, with Republicans typically spending more, funded by federal officials banks and corporations, while Democrats rely on private contributions.
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Hancock Letter Cartoon Sparks Republican Critique
A Puck cartoon mocks Republican editors seeking a line against General Hancock by rummaging his private room and belongings, including his correspondence with General Sherman from 1876. Ex governor Seymour campaigns for Democrats at Utica citing Schurz, while Hancock supporters await buyers at MD Byrne Burnette store in Eureka.
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Census Work for Pedians Begins Under Powell Supervision
The census of the Pedians in the United States starts October 1 under Major John W. Powell director of the Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology, with four divisions and special agents including Clay Macauley in the east, Packark in the southwest, Henshaw in the far west, and Hinman in the Dakotas and Sioux regions. Mallory stays in Washington to oversee the specials. Maine returns are coming in with Plaisted leading Davis. Republican gains noted in 1876 and shifts described. Conkling to speak in Ohio, Grant to preside at Warren meeting. California Supreme Court limits state board to county equalization. Arkansas sees Church ill win with about 52,000 majority.
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Reward Offered for Escaped Prisoners McTague and Whitfield
Governor Kinkead offers a 250 dollar reward for the arrest and delivery of escaped prisoners John B. McTague and Albert Whitfield to the State Prison. Description of suspects includes ages 24 and 21 with blue eyes and light brown hair, various scars, moles, and build details. The Reno Gazette reports the death of Miss Nina Varian in Liverpool.
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