Republican prospects rise as Ohio election nears
A closely watched Ohio election looms on Tuesday with governors and other officers at stake. Republicans express hopeful confidence, aided by new city registry laws, while Democrats count on Prohibitionist votes. In Pennsylvania, the state votes on November 3, with Republicans targeting quotas and local races led by Sheriff R. A. Love, Associate Judge C. C. Merritt, Prothonotary D. A. Arird, and Coroner Dr. Burroughs amid a calm political scene and a history of strong Republican wins in Warren County.
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Irish Americans shift to Republicans and Hill’s New York bid
The Norristown Herald notes many Irish Americans who voted Republican last fall remain loyal to the party on protection. It cites New York Post evidence of Governor Hill’s Tweed ties, yet Hill is Democratic nominee. Pennsylvania Democrats circulate private tax receipt notices, signaling party machine tactics and Republican vigilance in Warren County.
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Debt policy shifts praised by party lines in Times
The Pittsburg Times notes that under Republicans monthly debt reductions ranged from three to twelve million dollars, while seven months under Democrats saw only about one million decline. It accuses Democrats of hoarding revenues for undisclosed schemes and claims Republicans were the debt-paying party, warning that continued mismanagement could exhaust the country.
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Baseball pennant win sparks Chicago joy and huge gate
The club beat New York's crack team to capture the pennant drawing crowds of 10 000 or more in Chicago last week. Gate money and profits were large as salaries rise to levels comparable with Congressmen. Not all players earn such fees, with only top experts pocketing big sums. A note offers Senator Voorhees speeches for sale via E M Robinson agent at Hillman House Washington DC.
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Republicans Claim Unified Empire State Rally For Victory
Mr Flower declined run for Lieut Governor and Gen Edward F Jones was named by the State Committee. Some party members demand a Convention meeting to decide. The New York World argues 32 committee men cannot usurp 389 delegates. Davenport backed by capital associates targets defeats for Hill and the rest. Republicans feel united and confident of success.
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Elk County Republicans Back Quay and Beaver for State Tickets
The Elk County Republican Convention on September 27 adopted resolutions praising State Treasurer candidate M S Quay and urging support for General James A Beaver for Governor. Delegates were instructed to push his nomination at the next State Convention. The article also notes Hon G A Jenks’s rapid penmanship and cites Beecher urging a Republican vote in Kings County.
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Inverted Darwinism Angers Brother Sam Jones
A quoted remark by Sam Jones densifies a skepticism of Darwinism and race toward monkeys as he argues mankind was created perfect by God. The fragment also mentions a G W Carleton & Co advertisement seeking agents to sell subscription works in the area.
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Southern superstition used to trap wool grower
A Southern negro refuses to eat a black sheep, a superstition used by a local wool grower to exploit the belief and raise none other.
Wisconsin towns adopt high license excluding Milwaukee
Wisconsin towns adopt high license measures excluding Milwaukee. Montreal faces compulsory vaccination sparking a French Canadian riot. Apache depredations persist in Arizona as cavalry and scouts pursue them. September debt decline totals 12 757 965 with 24 279 807 since July 1, just under last year's three months. Utah bishop shaves head and dons striped suit for penitentiary labor over polygamy. Chenango County Fair driver falls off his surrey. horse wins race. Smallpox declines in Montreal with 84 new cases and 44 deaths. daily vaccinations around 3,000. National Tanners Association opposes barbwire fences at Chicago meeting. Puritan sailors noted as few in number in a race with Genesta. Post office special delivery launches in cities and towns over 4,000 population. extra 10 cent stamp delivers mail immediately within one mile of the post office. eight cents per letter to couriers, max 30 per month.
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Death in Lodge Leaves Warren Brother Augustus Merrill Mourned
At a September 28 session of Laban Lodge No. 52 K of H Warren the members mourned Brother Augustus Merrill a charter member and longtime lodge treasurer. They resolved to drape the charter in mourning for thirty days and to have minutes engrossed and notices published. Committees J DanForty A S DalryMPIE A A Davis submitted the action.
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Pittsfield Union Mourns Death of President Mead
Pittsfield E A U No. 381 expresses sincere sympathy to the widow and family of deceased president Mead. The charter will be draped for thirty days and resolutions entered, with copies sent to the family and local newspapers for publication. Com
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