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The Boys in Blue and Grand Army Vote for Cleveland
Comrade Amos J. Cummings recounts Grand Army of the Republic veterans marching for the Democratic ticket. He asserts most veterans support Cleveland and Stevenson, cites pension veto records, notes Sickles Bartlett Averill Black Yoder McMahon Palmer and many others in line, and describes a Washington encampment cheering Cleveland.
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New York
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Gettysburg
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Ilinois
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John C. Black
Averill
Samuel 8. Yoder
Ohio
Veterans’ Association
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Sixth Corps
Association of the Army of the Potomac
Walter 8. Newberry
Witnois
Hosea H. Rockwell
Elmira
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Boys In Blue
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Grover Cleveland
Axos J. Cumiyas
Millionaire fund drive aimed at U.S. Senate race
London correspondent Harold Frederic reports in a New York Times cable letter that a wave of wealthy Americans in London, drawn by a quarantine scare, may attempt to influence the U.S. Senate with substantial financial backing.
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United States Senate
Harold Frederic
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New York Times
Democratic veterans rally for home rule and Senate victory
The orator of the day recounts General Slocum Rosecrans Palmer and other Democrats as stalwarts against tariff monopolies. He urges Democrats in states with upcoming senates to wrest legislatures from monopolists, aiming to reclaim the Senate for the people.
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How to mark the new official ballot for voting
The article explains the method to vote a straight party ticket or split ticket under the new ballot form. It details where to place crosses for presidential electors and Congress, how to mark party groups, and how to vote for write-in candidates. It also discusses caveats for different party groups and ensuring proper marks on each line.
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