Local Officials Named In State Leadership List
OB PRESIDENT Grover Cleveland heads the slate as president with Gov. Grover Cleveland of New York. Chief Justice W. P. Campbell of Sedgwick County and associate Justice F. A. Hurd of Leavenworth County are listed. Secretary of State Eugene Hagan of Shawnee County is also named.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
W. P. Campbell
Sedgwick County
F. A. Hurd
Leavenworth County
Eugene Hagan
Shawnee County
Vermont Election Yields Narrow GOP Victory and First Burlington Shift
In Vermont state officer race Republicans won but by slim margins. Burlington, long Republican, voted Democratic for the first time, indicating a wind shift as straw polls suggest.
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Vermont
Burlington
Epamps
Did Any Republican Governor Ever do as Much
Governor Glick is praised for persistent anti monopoly work on railroads, leading to a 25 percent tariff cut and a new three member railroad board. The piece commends his independence from partisanship and forecasts more reviews of his acts, noting Hoffman's stance on resubmission and party unity.
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Grick
Andrey. Glick
Senate
Gutex
Gurek
Kansas
National Anti-Monopoly Party
Dickinson County
Court House
Abilene
W. IL. T. Wakefield
Clon County
W. T. Hopxins
Sec’y
de Olmva
Dishonest scandal mongers must go
A partisan rant denounces editors who refuse to publish unproven Blaine and Cleveland scandals. It honors Mrs Blaine as a faithful wife and mother while condemning corrupt reporters and politicians who resurrect private indiscretions to attack public figures. The piece calls for honest journalism and an end to scandal mongering.
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The
Chronicle
Cleveland
the Chronicle
Blaine
Washington
Courier-Journal
Louisville
Hanr
Buarne
Indianapolis Sentinel
Mr. Ilarr
The Gazette Supports a Constitutional Convention Debate
The Gazette backs a new constitutional convention to settle prohibition by a direct vote, while noting the author’s past anti convention stance. It argues resubmission cannot rely on a convention and warns that tying prohibition to a convention could endanger the constitution, urging no resubmission until a convention is possible this year to decide prohibition or high license.
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Gazette
Cleveland is Headed for the White House in 1884
Democratic hopes rise nationally and in New York as crowds endorse Grover Cleveland. Irish American and labor support consolidate around Cleveland with Tammany Hall planning a huge rally. State campaigns trumpet resubmission stances and unity against rival parties as local notices and fraternal events fill the paper.
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White House
Washington
Cleveland
Academy of Music
New York City
New York
Tammany Organization
Bayard, Blackburn and
Vorages
Carlislee
Cox and Randall
Roger A. Pryor
Joan Kerrney
Tammany
New Jersey
Buker
Manione
Virginia
Indiana
Connecticut
Nevada
Ohio
Wisconsi Cleveland
Fort Scott
Guick and
Hornpay
Prohibitionists and Resubmissionists Clash Over Col. Martin
The piece critiques Col. Joan A. Martin for courting both prohibitionists and resubmissionists, arguing the stance would alienate one side. It accuses him of posing a contradictory, hypocritical campaign that fails to clearly align with either faction.
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Col
Joan A. Martin
Col. Manks Founo
Brave Politicians and Kansas Nomination Sparks
The Minneapolis Democrat lauds J R Burros for urging anti prohibition and party unity while noting Berron’s Indiana stump boosts resubmission stance. Col Tom Fenlon wins First District Democratic nomination. praised as honest, capable, and a strong legislator and orator with unmatched experience in Kansas since 1859.
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Minneapolis
J. R. Burros
Mantin
Berron
Indiana
Chapman
Ottawa County
Tom. Fenlon
First
Kansas
Fusion proposals stir Michigan Iowa races and Iowa pressure
The widow Butter argues Republicans view Ben as a potential boomerang. Burten’s defectors fuse with Democrats in Michigan and Iowa raising concern among Republicans. The Reflector suggests a democratic and greenback fusion on Kansas’ electoral ticket. Question posed to George about resigning from the Congressional committee or backing John A. Marrin and prohibition.
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Burten
Michigan
Iowa
Ben
Greenback
Kansas
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National Democratic
Thomas A. Hendricks
Geo. W. Glick
Atchison County
Ck. Holiday
W. A. Huttman
Barton County
Hugh V. Cavigas
Cherokee County
G. P. Smith
Allen County
Public Instruction
M.ds. Keyes
National Republican Committee
Ekins
Hendricks
Partizan
Abilene Markets
GRAIN
Sewell’s
Parker & Co
Shively
Hodge Bros
Sewell's
Berry Bros
Berry Bros. Mercantile Company
Northcraft’s
Fine Guns
Berry Mercantile Co
Congressional Committee
George
Jom A. Marrin
Prohibition
B. Hazlett
Burt
H. H. Hazlett & CO
Ull
STAIR
J. G. Northcraft
Bishop
Cash Bargain Store
M. E. Thomas
A. E. Bishop & CO
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