Democrats Claim West Virginia Victory in heated campaign
Special Telegram reports Chairman Chilton in Charleston predicts a strong Democratic turnout across West Virginia. He cites coordinated county committees, tariff reform enthusiasm, and fears of Republican attempts to manipulate votes, especially in Payette Mercer McDowell and Kane counties, to secure the election.
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Harrisons Return From Indianapolis After President's Bereavement
The President and his private and official family returned to Washington from Indianapolis at 5 PM after attending the funeral of the late mistress of the White House. He spoke with evident feeling about the sympathy shown along the route from Baltimore and gratefully noted the public’s condolences.
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Cockran Hears Democrats in New England Rally
Hon W Bourke Cockran urged New England Democrats at Hyperian Thestra discussing issues of the day. He denounced the Force bill and tariff reciprocity as unconstitutional, warned of presidential control of taxes, and linked tariff policy to leather shortages impacting Lynn shoe shops. He cited foreign goods as police power in the home market and noted a 40 percent drop in American-made goods demand.
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Heaviest Armor Plate for Indiana Under Construction
The Bethlehem Iron Works sands a monster eighty four ton ingot to become armor plate for the battleship Indiana. When finished it will measure seventeen inches thick and defend the ship built at Cramp's yard in Philadelphia. The Carnegie Company of Pittsburgh secured the contract but swapped to Bethlehem for a lighter load after being unable to take armor thicker than thirteen inches.
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Portsmouth athlete dominates two mile race at Exposition Park
Joseph Courtney of Portsmouth England defeated Peter Priddy in a two mile race, Priddy collapsed at a mile and a quarter. Courtney claimed victory by a half a length and invited a match to run two miles for 000 side, to be held in New York or Pittsburgh.
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Emperor visits cholera hospital and storms lash coasts
Emperor Francis Joseph inspected Jenna cholera hospital wards and praised medical precautions. A violent Sand Beach Michigan storm drenched waves thirty feet high, washing a sailor from the pier and drowning another. Wales coast bears the fiercest weather with many ships seeking shelter. fires along the Blue Mountains Pennsylvania extend over three miles.
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Whitelaw Reid Receives 8000 Republicans Welcome in Jersey City
Whitelaw Reid was welcomed by about 8000 New Jersey Republicans in Jersey City. A Union League Club dinner preceded a rally at Oakland Rink where 50 supporters gathered. Speakers urged victory, predicting gains in New Jersey and Indiana and urging turnout to swing the state Republican.
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Depew Critiques Cleveland in New York Address
Chauncey M. Depew addressed about three thousand in Tluabing New York, deriding Grover Cleveland as a humorless composite speaker and praising Harrison’s odds without New York. He commented on Cleveland's courage and recklessnes, and spoke on the president's bereavement while outlining political divides and future election prospects.
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Butterworth Urges Principles at Cooper Union Talk
Gen Benjamin Butterworth of Oklahoma headlines a crowded Cooper Union meeting in New York, praising Gen Harrison and Mr Cleveland while contrasting party principles. He cites Cleveland’s pledge to end the olive tariff and banking woes, and contrasts Harrison’s stance with call for national reform as the audience reacts to names like President Harrison and Gov McKinley.
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Senator Pulliker at Grafton rally far from ordinary
W Va October 24 Senator Pulliker addressed a large Democratic gathering at the Opera House in Grafton. The crowd showed strong interest and frequent applause amid praise for local residents and county loyalty to the party. A notable absence was the expected speaker, Court Hast Decoratic,whose attendance failed to materialize.
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Charleston Hosts Stevenson Demanding Spectacle Parade
Big demonstration in Charleston as General O Stevenson speaks to a packed crowd. A two mile processional, thousands in attendance, torchlight march, and evening speakers including Hon. J Randolph Tucker. Addresses highlight political fervor and rally energy in Kanawha Valley.
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