Unprecedented West Virginia Campaign Rally Draws Thousands
The November 2 rally in Fairmont drew an immense Democratic crowd with W L Wilson speaking twice amid parades and large miner turnout. Estimates ranged from five thousand to over ten thousand visitors as roads clogged by wagons and marching groups, while Wilson planned further campaigning before moving on.
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Paulin Deeu
West Virginia
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Alderson
Harvey
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Political clashes and campaign notes from West Virginia counties
In Wood and Kanawha counties, Republican and Democratic efforts surge as election day nears. Local speakers, crowded meetings, and shifting majorities highlight a tense race with Populists withdrawing, Democrats claiming momentum, and Republicans asserting advantage in Kanawha. Reports cover Marietta plant moves, Uniontown rally, and county campaigns across Barbour, Harrison, and Wetzel counties with expected outcomes and delegate estimates.
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Luther J. Lilly
Republican
People's Party
Wood County
People’s Party
Seriously Hurt by a Horse in West Virginia
Pannemsuone W Va November 3 Geo W Casteel a prominent farmer in W district lies in serious condition at home after injuries from a horse. Doctor reports internal injuries without broken bones and a grave condition.
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W. VA
Henry Hoffman
Oscar Helble
Lubeck
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Heihle
Pannemsuone
Geo
W. Casteel
Closing Campaigns and Big Meetings Across States
The article outlines election-night activity in several states with major rallies. It notes supporters claiming large majorities for Democratic and Republican tickets in Philadelphia and New York, with speeches by Singerly and Hastings. It also covers Harrison’s Indiana and New York appearances, Pennsylvanian campaign closings, and other regional events with key figures and crowd sizes.
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Academy of Music
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Reed Delivers Ten Open Air Speeches in Daytime Rally
Thomas B. Reed gave ten outdoor speeches totaling about an hour and a half as crowds estimated at four thousand gathered. Upon stepping onto the platform, he triggered prolonged applause and continuous cheering that shook the venue.
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Mexico City Earthquake Shocks Kill Four. City in Darkness
The Register reports a violent Mexico City earthquake on November 3 at 6:50 pm lasting over five minutes. Many buildings fell, streets crowded with fleeing residents, theatres panicked, and telephones were cut. Reports indicate at least four deaths and numerous injuries. power and lights were out, and police contained the panic.
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Barnes Campaign Report From Ohio District
In Clairs ville Coatesville Ohio November 3 reports say Hon A O Barnes draws strong crowds while touring the county miners at Barton and farmers at Coleraia fill the venues. Republicans claim several converts despite Democratic and Populist opposition. Barnes foresees a large majority, with final talks at Dillonvale and Flushing and party workers urging turnout. John Walter Ded Losnex obituary notes Lundow Tunes chief proprietor dies aged.
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Jefferson County
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Naval Cadets Shut Out Lehigh in Annapolis Game
Annapolis November 3 The Naval Cadets defeated Lehigh 10 to 0 on the Dill field. Izard scored the first touchdown, Bagley added the second and kicked a goal. The game featured heavy kicking and strong Navy defense, with Lehigh reaching ten yards from a score late in the half. Referee J. W. Cain and umpire Riges of Princeton officiated.
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Persecution of Jews and Imperial Mourning Regimes
A historical dispatch reports anti Jewish persecution in Russia alongside imperial decrees of mourning for Czar Alexander and the new Czar. It notes a hoped pacification in Russian affairs, upcoming agrarian policy shifts, naval and military mourning rules, and potential colonial moves under Prince Ho henlohe.
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