Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Annual Address in Richmond
The twenty fifth international convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers opened with Grand Chief Engineer Arthur delivering his annual address. He noted 32 new divisions and 25,000 members, discussed the Chicago Burlington and Quincy strike, and warned against strikes while urging fair treatment and unity within the Brotherhood.
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Blaine at Tippecanoe Draws Large Crowds in Indiana
Blaine speaks at a crowded Tippecanoe demonstration in Lafayette with ex Navy Secretary Shampp, Gen Hovey, and Tanner among the delegates marching toward Monon Station. A vast crowd at the battleground gathers as Blaine, plagued by a cold, can only bow in thanks. The party plans to move on for a speech on Saturday if his voice allows.
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Indiana judge draws 3000 as he reviews case
Varnt Ind Oct 17 Judge nin was wall reviewed by 8 fence here today. His voice d much lately enabling address an audience of 3000 e, who fas abaest to hear him, in.
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Judge Thurman Speech Falls Short For A Distinguished Orator
The speech by Judge Thurman is described as an intellectual effort well below expectations for a renowned speaker, illustrating that Thurman has clearly passed his prime.
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Hewitt Praises Cleveland and Visits Hope
New York October 18 Mayor Hewitt voiced warm regard for President Cleveland and Edward Cooper. He said there is no coolness between them and that he would visit Cleveland or welcome a call from him. Hewitt noted illness kept him from dining with Cleveland on several invitations.
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Glanders Culls In Pierre and Nearby Farms
Pierre Oct 18 Veterinary Surgeon Alloway killed two glandered horses today one in Pierre and one eighteen miles north both owned by an Indian Suits for damages will likely follow He will continue culling at Canning tomorrow
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Washington Gridlocked as House Debates Skeleton Session
In Washington Oct 18 Mr Farquhar of New York urged adherence to the journal when quorum appears and urged proper adjournment rather than political maneuvering. In the Senate a recess to Nov 19 was debated and finally set for final adjournment next Saturday with Democrats voting yes and Republicans no.
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President to visit New York before election address
Washington reports indicate the president will travel to New York City for a political speech before the polls. Tammany shifts stance replying to Democratic county about a union on congressional and aldermanic nominees.
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Alger as a Prophet y Cudge Oct 19
Gen. Alger of Michigan with Blaine forces in Indiana predicted the Republicans would win every northern state. He stated, as far as current knowledge shows, he did not believe the Democrats could carry any of them.
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Indiana Campaign Forecast Reveals Republican Momentum
The author reports strong Republican turnout among soldiers and farmers and predicts all congressional districts will elect Republican members. Prohibitionist influence is seen as waning, while Indiana is deemed securely Republican despite Cleveland’s hopes. The Logan circular is blamed for dampening Cleveland’s prospects.
Locomotive Engineers Back Chief Arthur in Dispute
In Ricamonp Virginia the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers endorsed Chief Arthur’s leadership since the last meeting and supported his stance in the Q strike. In Grand Forks North Dakota the Bierly campaign reports a Woonsocket lawyer sending 1,000 stickers and tickets, signaling Democratic support and a widening canvass into Southern Dakota. Harden supporters express discontent and threaten to withdraw backing.
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Woonsocket
Harden
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Dakota
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New York is All Right as Cleveland Faces Local Split
A Pioneer Press correspondent argues Cleveland faces a tough New York scene with a split Democratic ticket. He notes the mayoral race on the six of next November may determine the fate of the city aqueduct funding and party strength shifts between Tammany, Grace Ivins moves, and Gov. Hill’s supporters.
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Pioneer Press
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Ivins
Albany Democrats Rely on Big Corruption Fund
Albany dispatch reports Democrats in New York state facing defeat rely on a growing corruption fund with mandatory salaries assessments and reminders to firms to contribute. The piece notes multi‑million dollar totals, Albany County’s $50,000, and Republican confidence despite the fund. Blue County schedules its regular county seat contest this fall.
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Snedigar and Davis Offer Hardware at Cost as Business Ends
Local merchants Snedigar and Davis announce they are going out of business and selling hardware at cost. The notice urges customers to visit the shop to purchase ovens, tinware, and hardware before stock runs out.
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