General Harrison's Enthusiastic Welcome Parade at Blaine Rally
General Harrison addressed thousands as railroad workers led a torch parade through Indianapolis. Crowds from Terre Haute Richmond Logansport and New Albany cheered his call for unity and praised railway employees. Harrison reviewed the procession from the New Delusion balcony amid a sea of lanterns as Mrs Harrison and Mrs Russell Harrison watched.
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Ispraxarouts
Tern Haute
Richmond
Logansport
New Albany
Tudianapolis Republican Railroad Clts
Colum Dinclab
Sackville- West
Vic
Washington
Deulson
Inlaw
Russell Harrison
Colume
Tomiinson
Harraon
Odin
Leon
Jarison
Harelon
Tydisna
Cleers
Vorsensis
America
Ameritas
Burson
Arepublic
Darknése
Ani Storsi
Tiel
Indianapolis
Carrie Harrison
Oxford Female College
Oxford
Scott
Page Walker
Linson
Nellie Dee
Liiies
Weir
Talmage
Wreytesville
James C. Talmage
Summary of Darrisonss Work in Campaign Feats
The report from Indianapolis dated October 1 documents General Harr Hiefon’s near completion of his campaign, noting his strong public reception and impressive record since the campaign began. The research highlights his unmatched pace and impact among presidential candidates of both parties, suggesting his unique leadership draw and sought-after speeches.
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Indianapolis
Har Fieon
Intereet
Taras
Harry
Taine speech at Newark rails against British letter twist
James G Taine spoke to about four thousand at Mulleville Avenue about tariffs and the California letter from the British minister. He critiqued Democratic defense of the letter, noted Bayard's remarks, and urged maintaining American market protections against foreign competition. The article also mentions President Cleveland’s New York visit and Whitneys reception of the president.
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Miera
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Hay
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Speec
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Bayard
Loty
Rochester
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England
America
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Shawn
Bie
Bimack
Harriss
Harrison
Werthy
Legation
Tal Wasilinatoy
Baya
Court of St. James
Lita
General Harrison's 79 speeches amid large visiting delegations
The local Associated Press bureau records General Harrison delivering seventy nine speeches at Toledo Pot-to-Bay Fort Wayne and Clayton with many brief talks at stations and private homes. Delegations from outside Marion county numbered about 110 plus additional groups addressed at the same meeting. Overall crowds and delegates on his Middle Bass and Clayton trip likely reached around two hundred thousand, with 90 000 to 100 000 shaking hands. Most speeches were extemporaneous with no notes.
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Associated Press
Harrison
Toledo
Pot-to-Bay
Fort Wayne
Clayton
Owever
Marion County
Middle Bass
Ruther
Bisine
Loth
President Cleveland reviews parade in New York
Rain-soaked crowds of twenty thousand march up Broadway to honor President Cleveland. The event ends with the president dining with Secretary Whitney and departing for Washington by 7 p m from Jersey City amid remarks by Mayor Hewitt and diplomatic chatter over the Sackville affair.
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Whitney
Agit Mes
Cleveland
Mra Folsom
Roswell P. Fowler
Hugh McLaughlin
Patrick Collins
Dudze
Maurice J. Power
Joseph W Oden
Wm. P. Bargum
3. Brice
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Folsom
Dan Lamont
Cleveland and Thurmac
Broadway
Worth Monument
Hewitt
St. Louis Ends World Series After Tepid Play
In St Louis on October 27 the World Series ended in a dull, low-effort game. Titcomb started, Hatfield allowed heavy hits after a brief relief, and New York Giants were presented a cup by Thomas H. Hull of New York City. Nat Goodwin spoke. Muller accepted for New York. New York heads to an exhibition with the Browns to close the season.
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St. Louis
New York
Grand Opera House
Nat Goodwin
Muller
Browns
James C Flood Reported Stable After Night
In Hinmenauns on October 27 James C Flood’s condition remained unchanged after a night of rest. The article also notes the completion of a Chicago Rock Island & Pacific railroad line to a nearby Colorado city with celebratory banquets.
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Hinmenauns
James C, Plood
Rock Island
Colorado
Dolorado Spates
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Lilsous
Raudinah
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