Political ticket listing several state offices and candidates
For President Grover Cleveland of New York. Vice President Apia E Stevenson of Illinois. Governor Extras Carr of Edgecombe. Lieutenant Governor R A Coventon of Alleghany. Secretary of State Octavious Coxe of Wake. State Auditor R M Foruan of Buncombe. Attorney General Frank I Osorne Mecklenburg. Superintendent of Public Instruction J C Scarnoroven of Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
New York
Apia E. Stevenson
Illinois
Octavious Coxe
Wake
Radical Ticket Takes Shape At Raleigh Republican Rally
The Raleigh convention nominating D. M. Furbhes for Governor and a slate including James M. Moody, Rufus Amis, H. C. Dockery, T. R. Purnell, H. L. Grant, W. S. Ball, and W. L. Norwood aims to reestablish Republican power. Critics warn the Third Party risks wrecking Democratic rule and value, urging voters to reject a Republican ticket and its electoral hopes.
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Raleigh
D. M. Furbhes
James M. Moody
Macon
Rufis Amis
Granville
H.C. Dockery
Richmond
T. R. Purnell
Wake
H. L. Grant
Wayne
W. S. Ball
Gui
North Carolina
Omaha
Union
Sullivan Loses Crown to Corbett in Historic Fight
John L. Sullivan is dethroned as champion after a brutal 21st round loss to James J. Corbett of California. Corbett wins the title and a world record two hundred thousand dollars purse, in a bout marked by despair and dramatic downfall.
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John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
California
Sullivan
A Fine Canvass By C B Aycock Encourages Democracy
The column lauds C B Aycock as a gifted canvasser with a bright future and strong rhetoric. It notes he argues with logic in support of Democracy and opposes Blaine era issues like surplus spending, alleged election corruption, and monopolist protection. The author expects Democratic victory in a direct fight on these issues.
Blaine's Letter Outlines Campaign Issues and Rules
The document presents a dignified synopsis of campaign issues and strategic rules as seen by Mr. Blaine. It notes that Democrats will challenge any attempt to set rigid terms, aiming to strike vulnerable points in the Republicans' recent record and counter with their own licks on multiple issues.
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Blaine
Hill urged to rally as Cleveland successor
Senator Hill faces criticism for not pledging public support to Cleveland's canvass. He cannot stay silent or sulk, as he remains the central figure poised to become President if Cleveland is elected. A Cleveland victory boosts his prospects. a loss in New York could ruin them.
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Senator Hill
Cleveland
United States
Bill
New York
Hill
Worthington Suggested for Senate Ticket After Duke Declines
The convention in Nashville plans a second meeting on Friday the 16th to consider Col. Worthington as a replacement for Reverend Mr. Duke. Worthington is praised as a patriot and statesman, a fluent speaker, well informed on current issues, and capable of a strong, inspiring campaign.
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Col
Worthington
Duke
Nashville
Death of Poet John G. Whittier at 85
John G. Whittier, noted poet, has died at age eighty five. His legacy of limpid rhythm and enduring verse will be remembered for its beauty and lasting influence.
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John G. Whittier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson Mirror
Henry Blount
Geo. W. Blount
Wilson
N. C
Extras Carr
Edgecombe
R. A. Coventon
Alleghany
R. M. Foruan
Buncombe
Frank I. Osornre
Mecklenburg
Sup’t. of Public Instruction
J.C. ScArnoroven
Johnson
Congress
F. A. Wooparp
THE
Radical Ticket
C. B. Aycock
Mr. Blaine
Man
Khe Orton
J. E. Montague
Eastman College
Mess School
Eastman Business College
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
U. S
Castoria
Castor
Castoris
Hla
Ancaen
Oxford
Brookiys
Tre Caytark Company
Murray St
H. W. Rountree & Bro
Richmond, Va
Wootten & Stevens
Marx
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