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05/29/1884 Canton RepositoryEntry/Object ID
2010.1.2142Description
05/29/1884 Canton Repository. Headline reads "The Capital." Article about McKinley unseated.
Page Three Articles. The Canton Repository Stark County republican Thursday Morning, May 29,1884.
A section reads "If Major McKinley is bounced, he will hardly be cruel enough to leave a tach pointer in his chair as a reminder to Mr. Wallace of the Democratic tactics by which he was thrust out." Aswell as Another section reads, " Reformer Roosevelt, of New York, who has been cleaning out the corruption in the affairs of the metropolis, is Spoken of for second place, with Senator Sherman first, on the Republican Presidential ticket. There is more in Roosevelt as a reformer than Tilden."
Page four Articles. "Welcomed Home." Major Mckinley met at the train and serenaded in the Evening. "Coming home" Major McKinley unseated by a Majority of Fifty, And McKinley's Speech.Collection
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