OHIOAN WHITECAPS APPEAR AGAIN IN SOUTHERN OHIO
Wild excitement spreads through southern Ohio as White Caps ride at night near Bufford and Mt. Oreb. Marvey Ellison, a white farmer, was whipped with threats of death, sparking appeals to Gov. Foraker for aid. Vigilantes reportedly circle Sardinia, intimidating farmers and exacting punishment for alleged thefts. A separate case reports Mrs. Patrick Dur quarrelled with her husband and threw vitriol, blinding him, then confessed to further threats.
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Orreixtall
Ohio
Who's
Carnelo Forks
Buford
Marvey Ellison
Cincignati
Indiana
Cincinnati
Mt. Oreb
Aston Conover
Mt. Orehams Buford
Aimiell
Thomas Conover
James Donnelly
Wm. Eiler
Sardinia
Highland County
Adam ‘Barkes
Warnins
Man Barkes
Vitixens
Ente
I’a
Patrick Dur
Eowoenan
Oldest American voter Capt John Spence dies at 112
The long lived Accom County resident Capt John Spence, aged 112, dies in Virginia. Born in 1576 he allegedly voted in every Presidential election since his birth. His first vote was for Thomas Jefferson in 1800 and he remained a sailor at heart, never needing a doctor in his many years.
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Thomas Jefferson
Oxaycook
United States
Capt
John Spence
Acconmne
Spence
Centenarian Elizabeth White Celebrates 100th Birthday
Nov 21 Newcvunvvrort Masa reports Elizabeth Worth White, at her son's home, marks her hundredth birthday. Mother of nine, six living, with thirteen grandchildren and a great great grandchild, she remains active, reads, and helps with needlework, while her husband died in 1871. Colwunvs notes a pardon petition for Mrs Garrett, Medias county murderess, circulating for signatures. Warden Coffin says the woman has no knowledge of the petition’s origins.
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Masa
Elizabeth Worth White
Colwunvs
Garrett
Medias County
Cincin
Coffin
Rescue ofcomotive in Paquetteville riot report
Paquetteville Quebec November 21 A force of forty armed men led by Foresian Vandyke of the Hereford railroad attempted to recover two locomotives from Italian strikers who had seized them over wage disputes A riot followed leaving three Italians wounded and one dead Sulcide Clerk Wastraron reported dead November 21 Special W A Bewalder government employee died by his own hand this morning on Tol Hill in the city Causation attributed though not confirmed with political affiliation noted as Democratic
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Paquettevitte
Quebec
Foresian Vandyke
Hereford Railroad
Sulcide
Clerk Wastraron
W. A. Bewalder
Tol Hill
Medical Consultation by Graph in Victoria Hospital
Lord Ennismore lies near death in a Victoria hospital with typhoid fever and complications. A telegraph circuit linked London, Mackay Bennet Cable, Pacific Railway, and New York for three hours of expert medical consults with Sir Donald A. Smith and Dr Hunnington. Replies came in three to four minutes. Lord Ennismore is somewhat better tonight as his father, the Earl of Listowel, sails from Queenstown to Victoria aboard the Gallia.
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Graph
Victoris
British Cola New
Enn‘smore
Earldom of
Listowel
Donald A. Smith
London
Mackay-Bennett Cable
Colquitt Re elected Senator Amid Grady Vote Absence
Atlanta Nov 20 Gen Alfred H Colquitt was reelected United States senator from Georgia with only two opposing votes. Henry W Grady received no ballots as lawmakers convened and rolled call followed. Colquitt won 158 to 1 in the senate and 160 to 1 in the house amid strong party backing and tariff reform claims.
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Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Alfred H. Colquitt
United States
Georgia
Hall of Representatives
Clork
Clay
R. L. Berner
Monroe
Alfred N. Colquitt
Colquitt
Darnell
Senate
House
David Garen
A. Darnell
Bradwell
Alfred H. Colluitt
Whitfield
Coluitt
Grady Boomlet
Fifth Avenue Crowd Discusses Detroit League Exit
On November 20 1830 in New York representatives from National League clubs gathered on Fifth Avenue. The main topic was Detroit's resignation from the league with Cincinnati likely to take a spot while Cleveland is also discussed. No business occurs until tomorrow as a rules committee meets.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
National League Baseball
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Tennessee County Returns Show Governor Taylor Leading
Returns from all Tennessee counties list Cleveland at 159,079 and Harrison at 139,415 with Fisk 5,000 and Streeter 48. Cleveland holds a plurality of 19,284 and a 13,417 majority. Taylor leads Republicans Hawkins and Johnson in a close statewide vote with a 17,822 majority and 10,0?
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Cleveland
Harrison
Fisk
Streeter
Taylor
Hawkins
Johnson
Prost
Law
Secretary Whitney's Guests Invited to Visit in March
The President and Mrs. Cleveland will be guests of Secretary and Mrs. Whitney for a week after the fourth of March, to be spent in Washington D. C. on the invitation extended by the Whitneys.
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Whitney
Wasuretox
D. C
Cleveland
West Virginia snow and fires mark tense news day
Two inches of snow fell across Maryland and West Virginia Monday. The Beaver Falls rolling mills in Pennsylvania burned Monday night. Geo. F. Mathews of Savannah killed himself in Ithaca. William Durant of Arkansas was murdered near Tashoma, Indian Territory. Florida reports fever cases and four deaths in Jacksonville. Major Henry J. Farnsworth died at Fortress Monroe Monday. Dispatches from northern Illinois Indiana and eastern towns note the season’s first heavy snow. A Brooklyn man sues Col Sinn of the Park Theater for damages over hat etiquette during a show.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Beaver Falls
Geo. F. Mathews
Savannah
Ithica
N. Y
William Durant
Arkansas
Tashoma
I. T
Florida
Mayport
Jacksonville
Rni
Henry J. Farnsworth
Fortress Monroe
Illinois
Indiana
Brooklyn
Col. Sinn
The
Park Theater
Worsening Maltreatment of German Immigrants by Oyster Boat Owners
Mayor Hewitt orders detectives to probe abuses by employment bureaus aiding German immigrants recruited for Maryland and Virginia oyster boats. Agents sign illiterately written contracts binding men to six months work, with starvation rations and harsh conditions, while two firms in New York allegedly persist. Berlin-origin groups press for action amid suspicions of unlawful recruitment and false wages.
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New York
Hewitt
Board of Police
Greenwich Street
der Answander
German Society of
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Europe
Dupes
Battery
Keeley motor case await Supreme Court appeal
The motor man John W. Keeley, jailed last Saturday for contempt of court for refusing to reveal information about his mysterious engine to court appointed experts, was released on bail by Judges Paxton Steer Britt and Williams. The case will remain quiet until January 15 when the supreme court will hear the appeal from Judge Finlotter’s decision.
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Pauladelpia
John W. Keeley
Paxton
Steer
Ritt
Williama
Supreme Court
Finlotter
National Editorial Association Meets in San Antonio
The National Editorial Association holds its annual meeting in San Antonio Texas today. The event features an address by Albert W White of Parkersburg W Va and papers from editors and from a representative of advertising agents. The convention runs three days with a state tour and a visit to Mexico City.
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Hays
State Board of Charities
Mvid Pacific Hotel
R. B. Hays
National Prison Association
Farwell Hall
J. M. Flower
E. A. Kiltourne
Northern
R. W. McClaughry
Joliet Penitentiary
Joliet
San Antonio
Texas
National Editorial Association
Albert W. White
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mexico
A Catholic Bishop Consecrated in St Louis
The Right Rev J J Hennessy has been consecrated Bishop of Wichita Kansas at St Johns Church in St Louis. The ceremony drew many priests from the city and visitors from Missouri and Illinois. Prominent citizens and members of other denominations attended. The new bishop received warm praise from peers and clergy.
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St. Louis
J. J. Hennesy
Wichita
Kan
St. John’s Church
Missouri
Ilinois
Rees
Chicago's Mysterious Murder Remains Opaque
Chicago readers hear of Eva Jane Mitchell death on Grand Boulevard. Three suspects Sturges Gray and Stowell proved to have substantial alibis and were released on bonds of 3000 each. Tom Masterson remains held with a questionable account of his prior relationship to the victim. Inquest postponed until today.
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Chicago
Eva Jane Mitchell
Grand Boulevard
Sturges
Gray
Stowell
Tom Masterson
President to Offer Oak View Villa in Washington
Real estate agents report the president may sell his country villa Oak View and nearby land in Washington. Agents have pressed to interview him and some have learned his views. Oak View could be sold before spring for a handsome profit on the original investment.
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Wim
Hi Country Home
Washington, D. C
Oak View
Frealy
Ray Oak View
Moonshiner Arrested Near Horcmison City Marshal Residence
Allison Hawk of Horcmison Kansas was arrested for moonshining near the city marshal’s home. He operated a still with an old engine for a year and produced poor grade whisky before officers seized the still and jailed him.
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Horcmison
Kan
Allison Hawk
Hawk
Oklahoma gathering in Wichita and national notes
An interstate gathering on the interests of Oklahoma met in Wichita Kansas on Tuesday. A boiler explosion near Butte Montana Tuesday left five dead and six injured. Col Lamont may be named advocate general succeeding Gen Swain. Goods exposed to fever to be burned in affected cities. Robert Garrett to move to Clifton near Baltimore. Barry Powderly labor ranks engagements continue. Charges and counter charges persist. President elect Harrison was greeted by about 200 women in Cincinnati with the relief corps women present.
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Col. Lamont
Gen. Swain
Robert Garrett
Clifton
Baltimore
Barry
Harrison
Relief Corps
Cincinnati
WIDOWS AT WINDOR A Royal Household Impasse and Politic Octogenarian Queen
London reports the queen's indisposition after meeting Empress Frederick at Windsor.Her maid of honor Eva Moore returns to London for rest. questions arise over salary and marriage funds amid the queen's dotage rumors. Lords in waiting receive hefty yearly stipends, while Frederick's widow faces mixed public reception. The Empress plans a long English stay, despite controversy surrounding Mackenzie, Kennedy books sales, and bequests from Empress Frederick. A separate note records two women gaining access to Lodge Celtic during a funeral observance, prompting Masonic scrutiny and expulsion concerns.
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London
Empress Frederick
Germany
Windsor
Evela Moore
Lord Sackville
Henniker
Hopetown
Elphinstone
Edward Pelham Clinton
Michael Biddulph
Walter Campbell
Empresa Victoria
Eperor Frederick
Prince and Princess of Wales
Sandringham
Mackenzie
Frederick
Kenzie
Empreae
Kerry Kerry Sentinel dispute at Varnell commission session
At the Varnell commission in Kerry a Times case sees Attorney General Sir Richard Webster ask help to compel witnesses from Kerry and cite a Kerry Sentinel article accusing judges of government bias. Harrington’s counsel seeks adjournment. A Kerry farmer, Cullety, testifies two men shot him after eviction notices in 1882, leg amputated.
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Laxnox
Varnell Commission
Richard Webster
the Times
County Kerry
Kerry Sentinel
Edward Harrington
Harrington
County
Kerry
Cullety
Who Will be Sackville's Successor
The government weighs appointing a successor to Lord Sackville before President Cleveland leaves office. Possible choices include Mr. Plunkett or Sir P F C Lascelles or Mr. Monson. Lord Sackville may go to Madrid with Ford moving to Vienna. Satow could replace Palgrave in Montevideo. western Kansas residents flee as rain and storage fail, threatening starvation.
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Sackville
Loxpos
Lord Sackville
Cleveland
H. C. Vivian
Brussels
Washington Post
Plunkett
PF. C. Lascelles
Bucharest
Mr. Monson
Athens
Madrid
Ford
Vienna
Satow
Bangkok
Palgrave
Montevideo
Rumors of a duel and tied political counts in early election
Reports from Atlanta and Washington discuss a rumored duel involving Tom Cobb and a party of four at Band. Meanwhile, national returns show Democrats claiming several House seats with Republicans contesting districts, and talks of fraud and control dominate the West. Early tallies suggest a tight race with key districts undecided and questions about John Baker's role in the Eighteenth district.
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Atlanta
Clal
Tom Cobb
Jacksonian
Young
Lanche
Hoke Smith
Brandon
Wasamatox
Jet Lefors
Tives
Crats
Mos
West Cans
West Virginia
Nat Johu Baker
Rmasken
Whitechapel murder tale traced to drunken woman
A reported Whitechapel murder rumor centered on a drunken woman found near the underground railway. Scotland Yard denied the initial tale of a lethal street attack by a tall, fair man with a moustache. A later version suggested a failed murder attempt and a crowd dispersed before pursuers could secure the suspect.
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Whitechapel
Scotland Yard
Will Allison Be Invited to Confer in New Year
A fragmentary notice from Indianapolis reports Harrison inviting Senator Allison to visit, marking a fourth invitation circulated by the administration. Friends say Allison may remain in the Senate, with Clarkson and Ton named among organizers, and the move viewed as aiming to influence administration policy. The snippet references Ohio connections and interior discussions, but details are unclear.
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Harrison
Senater
Indianapolis
Quay
Clarkson
Mites
Ton
Cal
Allison
State
Treasury
Senate
Trionda
Ohio
Married His Father Cinvenano Nov 21
Wm J Chisholm is reported to have married his father Cinvenano on November 21, with details appearing in a local notice. The brief item notes the unusual union and lists involved parties and dates in a concise news card style.
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Cinvenano
Wm. J. Chisholm
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