Clevelands Questioned by Supporters and Beecher Endorsements
Long dispatch reports Governor Hendricka's reply to calls for changing the national ticket, defending Cleveland and dismissing scandal as unworthy. Beecher and King discuss Cleveland as a moral choice while St John gains strength with Pomeroy backing and potential withdrawals to aid him. The Ancient Order of Hibernians denounce a New York clique amid factional disputes.
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New York
Horatio C. Kung
Buffalo
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Beecher
Cleveland
Clavell
King
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Edwin D. Bailey
national committee of the American party
8. C. Pomeroy
Chicago
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national committee
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Connecticut
Wisconsin
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Bank scandal report rights state loss at Planters and Mechanics Bank
Richmond Va August 27 The Virginia House of Delegates received the committee report on the Planters and Mechanics Bank of Petersburg failure. Findings show state deposits mingled with bank funds and overdrafts and notes unrecoverable. Overdrawn accounts and large loans to political favorites, including governor Cameron and General Mahone, are detailed. The report condemns management, notes misused securities, and calls for accountability, printed for public record. Also notes a third party convention and fusion talks among populist and greenback groups, with nominations in various districts.
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First national bank of Richmond
W. E. Gaines
Ingen Mahone
General Mahone
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Stith, Halling & Co
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Wm. E. Cameron
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Sudage & Mahone
George Perkins
Gaines bu
Cameron
Southern telegraph
Washington improvement company
tme
Edward Whyte
Caimeron
First National
Lynchburg
It Minola
Broowseron
McGeighan
people'a party
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Butler
John
Qberly
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democratic central committee
Cleveland
Arrest of Texas Governor Ireland Stirs Austin
United States Marshal Tracy arrived in Austin on August 27 to arrest Gov. Ireland on a Francois miscegenation case writ. Ireland contested local authority, then allowed a consult with U.S. District Attorney Loenz before retreating to Galveston. Judge Evans later opined Tracy lacked authority outside his district, prompting ongoing legal maneuvering as the case unfolds.
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Austin specioanys
United States
Tracy
Ireland
Francois
Texas
Galveston
Tracey
United Sates
Pracey
Loenz
Evans
Trncey
swain
Swaim
Morrow
Catking
Indiana
Wicked and wiry ways end in tragedy at wedding
August 27 in Durnorr, William Molnofeli and Minnie Lang wed at Gore man church near Springwelle. After celebrating at Michael Colyer's, William Jakorski, intoxicated, pointed a revolver at Carrie Lang, causing a fatal wound. Jakorski remains at large as police seek him.
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Durnorr
William Molnofeli
Minnie Lang
Goreman
Springwelle
Michael Colyer
William Jakorski
Carrie Lang
Jakofski
Father Ps Crime In Lawsuit Over Inmate Couple
Samuel Francis sues his father W J Francis for £20000 alleging alienation of his wife’s affection. The wife admitted intimacy with her father in law. A court ordered medical exams found them sane, yet they were briefly committed to Queens County Insane Asylum Mineola before Dr Bogart's later finding of sanity led to their discharge and a renewed suit seeking £25000 for wrongful confinement.
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Samuel Francis
Springfield
W. J Francis
wifs
Samuel
Mlocters
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Queens county insane asylum
Mineole
bugy
Armstrong
Bogart
A Mad Lover's Freak in Utica Murder Attempt
William Roberts, son of a Oxford farmer, shot Miss Jennie Tracey near the academy in Utica on August 27 after proposing marriage. He asked, she refused, he fired, and she received a mortal wound in the head.
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New York
Willicam Roberts
Oxford
Jennie Tracey
Mate Tracey
thas
Roberta
Jacy
academy
Roberts
Erie
G. John Warren
Ohio line
New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio
Defending His Wife's Name S reported in two cases
A Columbia column reports J W B McDaniel suing Albert E Fugle for defamation over remarks alleged to harm Mrs McDaniel's chastity seeking ten thousand dollars. The note includes other bustling items: Ladner Brothers bank collapse warrants for arrest of William H and Louie J Ladner, a violent insane brakeman in Erie, defalcation at Roberta's coal firm, and errors from Scranton to Birmingham about fires and a famine news bite.
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W. B. McDaniel
Albert E. Fugle
McDaniel
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Pritanpurata
Ladner Brothers
William H
Louie J. Ladner
Bombardment of Foo Chow and Franco-Chinese clash
A Shanghai dispatch reports French bombardment of Foo Chow causing seven French and many Chinese casualties. Chinese losses cited at about one thousand killed and three thousand wounded. The Yengpou exploded, and French torpedo boats engaged Chinese forts as Admiral Courbet coordinates operations. A Franco German alliance rumor circulates as France eyes Formosa and indemnity talks with China.
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Shanghai
Renter
Foo Chow
Yengpou
S oo Chow
Sontay
Tonquin
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Yoo Chow
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Egypt Bankrupt and Wolseley to Command Nile Relief
Cairo reports Egypt declares bankruptcy and cannot meet expenses while General Lord Wolseley is slated to command the Nile relief expedition. Major Kitchen’s Dongola mission may open communication with Gordon. critics fear delaying before cool season. Banque of Lyons directors' trial ends with Savary's five year term and fines. other officers receive lighter penalties. Gladstone departs for Edinburgh as crowds greet him. anarchist raids in Rome yield arrests and inflammatory posters are seized. Swiss government to offer bonds to fund the crackdown on anarchists.
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Shartoum
Lexoos
Cairo
Egypt
England
Lord Wolsey
Feyit
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Nile
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Walsey
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Wolsely
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Khartoum
Restless Labor Adds to Miners Strike Across Regions
Reports from James O’Neil’s mines show workers joining yesterday after rejecting a 50 cent week-rate cut. Pittsburg coal exchange pauses mining until trade improves while Hocking Valley agents recruit replacements in Ohio. Also noted are a bank closure in Xenia, fire insurance talks in Chattanooga, Memphis cotton first bale, and a reshuffled court martial schedule.
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Pittsburg coal exchange
tored Alen
Fourestown
Ohio
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Mahoning
Shenango valle
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theaurer
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coal exchange
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