Democratic Deflection Threatens Party Disruption Across States
A Chicago Inter Ocean analysis argues that Maryland through Tennessee show dwindling Democratic majorities, risking loss of the solid South and possible Republican gains. It warns that even with some states holding, the South’s electoral votes could drop from 153 to 124, urging Northern Republicans to push disruption and educate voters on protectionist aims.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
North Carolina
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Hancock
Cleveland
South
Dakotas
Montana
Washington
Connecticut
Chicago Inter Ocean
Cleveland's Speech Sets Path for Democratic Victory
A New York Jacksonian banquet signals that Cleveland is the only Democraticleader with broad appeal to both Bourbons and mugwumps. The piece argues he can unite the South and swing New York, promising civil service reform while hinting at spoils after election. It portrays rivals as unelectable and urges unity behind Cleveland.
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Cleveland
New York
Hill
Palmer
Dave Hill
Whitney
Standard Oil Trust
Bayard
Garland
John M. Palmer
Empire State
Democratic Party
Cleveland’s speech a race between spoils and reform
The Chicago Tribune notes that Cleveland defends spoils politics while claiming reform, arguing his approach pleases mugwumps with rhetoric and Bourbons with offices. It cites mass replacements of officeholders as proof of party supremacy’s gains and predicts Democrats cannot win with any other candidate.
Pension policy and foreign affairs views in 1892 debates
Editorial excerpt contrasts pension fairness for veterans with calls for honest policy. It notes general Harrison’s honesty, warns against dishonest pensioning, and argues future U S stance on Monroe doctrine and fisheries. It also argues for U S subsidy support to establish steamship lines against Germany and England.
Secretary Rusk a Humorist and Popular Figure
Secretary Rusk is praised for practical good sense and honesty, with a noted sense of humor that wins him broad invitations in Washington. A visitor at the Agricultural Department complimented the grounds, and Rusk quipped that the Secretary of Agriculture is the tail end of the Cabinet, mainly ornamental.
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Rusk
Washington
Agricultural Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Cor
Chicago Tribune
Ohio News Briefs Include Flood Losses And Executions
Mrs Epward Cowman of Bellefontaine mourns her brother Walter Hoops and his family drowned in the Johnstown flood. Mrs J M Beck of Tiffin learns of relatives drowned near Clintonville Pa. Despondent barber Peter Zimmer survived a self inflicted shot but is dying. Postmaster Q V Neal appointed at Sidney. Ohio banks appoint reserve agents as National banks approve. Lafayette Car Works in Lima shuts down for low demand. A four year old boy drowns in a Richville cistern. Joseph Robinson dies in Youngstown mill boiler explosion. Meyers of Mahoning claims first piano in state. Guaruts H Piaity of Sandusky injures family while drunk. A gas well at Findlay yields over seventeen million cubic feet daily. Prof G H Shannan named Columbus public schools superintendent. Cincinnati incident injures two youths during rehearsal. Edward Patterson near Hamden badly hurt by a horse. Maggie Thompson body found in Cleveland after disappearance. killed by Leath. Mrs Markey injured in buggy accident near Shelby. Mary Ann Whitfield convicted of manslaughter serving ten years. State sinking fund sends funds to New York. total debt listed. Newark man injured by falling derrick. Numerous postmaster changes announced across several counties. Minor fatalities reported including a miner killed near Canton and a farmer killed by gear accident. Dems in Wayne County set August delegate vote. Seventieth second Ohio W L reunion at Fremont. Columbus post office overhaul noted. Bee Line and Big Four consolidation filed. Knights Templar leader Renwinkel stricken. Bucyrus youths form a YMCA. Congressman Highland declines renomination. Chattanooga farmer Jacob Baker killed in Mercer County. Burglars rob Chardon House and Presley residence.
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J. M. Beck
Tiffin
Fishing Creek
Clintonville
Clinton
Peter Zimmer
Cincinnati
Q. V. Neal
Sidney
Tue
Ohio
Continental National Bank of St. Louis
Union National Bank of Cleveland
Cleveland National Bank of Cleveland
Phenix National Bank of Medina
Fourth National Bank of New York
German National Bank
Tur Layfayette Car-works
Lima
Jacob Hart
Richville
Crawford County
Joseph Robinson
Youngstown
Meyers
Mahoning County
Gi Cuaruts H. Piaity
Sandusky
Findlay
G. H. Shannan
Columbus
Harry Stephens
Charlie Clements
Stephens
Clements
Edward Parkerson
Hamden
Maggie Thompson
Cleveland
Leath
R. Markey
Sulphur Springs
Shelby
State
New York
Newark
Edward Barr
Amherst
Lorain County
F. J. Harpster
F. Gibson
Ashley
Delaware County
Joseph F. Wilt
W. W. Stratton
Etna
Licking County
J. H. Emolf
W. H. Smith
Friendsville
Medina County
Geo. W. Galloway
H. B Dey
Genoa
Ottawa County
W. Gaddis
J. H. H. Achoff
Homer
E. W. Scott
R. G. Fulton
Houston
Shelby County
W. E. Dey
William Flinn
Johnstown
Gosnell
Samuel Chill
Latham
Pike County
H. L. Moler
Geo. W. Logg
Mount Perry
Perry County
Jas. Hanks
Winchester
Adams County
W. A. Grosslaw
John Osborn
Joux J. Jones
Mineral Ridge
Canton
Wayne County
Seventy-Second
Freemont
Columbus Post
Bee Line
Big Four
F. 4
Renwinkel
Knights Tempar
Onlo
Hillicothe
Bucyrus
Young Men's Christian Association
Chardon
Chardon House
M. L. Presley
Boarding-House Views and Odd Anecdotes Across Cities
A column reflects on boarding houses as humane, home like spaces contrasted with hotels and caravansaries. It defends their quirks, praises hosts preserving cheer, and notes that well kept houses can outlast tired hotels. It also recounts jokes about shoes, absent mindedness, a Boston dinner hour, and a quip on art pricing.
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Pittsburgh
Hostetter Stomach Bitter Case Infringes Trade Mark
In the Southern District of New York Judge Shipman ruled that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters owners win against Arnold Theller and Cornell Theller. The defendants used their own names on labels but imitated Hostetter labels, forming an infringement. A perpetual injunction and damages accounting with costs were ordered. The Hostetter firm aims to protect its trademark against all infringers.
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United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
Shipman
Arnold Theller
Cornell Theller
Vesey Street
New York City
Medicated Claims and Ads Sweep the Page
An assortment of patent medicine pitches and consumer ads floods the page. Dr. Pierce’s medicines promise cures for liver and blood ailments. Other tonics claim malaria protection, while Household brands like Dobbin’s Soap and Gunn’s Sulphur Soap are pitched. Oregon immigration boosters tout farming paradise.
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Oregon Immigration Board
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Ireland
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Palmyra
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Atlanta
Rators
W. Be. McKay
Nurseryman
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