Farmers Alliance Debate Ends In Cleveland Letter Rift
Grover Cleveland criticized by farmers as he receives a declaration from the Farmers Alliance. The correspondence reveals aims to reform laws, reduce costs, and protect farmers while opposing domestic manufacturers tariffs. The exchange highlights concern over price support, trade, and the need for fair markets for producers and consumers.
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Cleveland
Gleveland
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Towarl
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Teee Rothing
Ely
Seaboard
Aland
TUL VELCE CONFLRESCL Selecting Delegates to Attend International Meeting
A large representative meeting was held this afternoon at the Second Presbyterian church to discuss representation in the Ghrinwan arbitration and the ea cufirate to be held in London next July. Secretary JB Wood of Philadelphia presided and delegates to London were appointed including one clerical and one lay member. It was understood Rev Dr Hoge would be selected as general delegate.
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Lean
Waleck
Tondun
Clerigal
Gariay Yus
Hoge
Avousta
Flat Presbyterian
Georgia
F Tr Ganett
Atlanta
J J Pingkett
Dr Barnett
Tonald McQueen
Milledgeville
Ree
T M Jowry
Second Presbyterian Church
Augelly
McQueen
Tours
de Humets
Lowry
Plunkett
Brat Presbyterian
Hetro
Whureh Ylich
The Control of the Levees and Charter Questions
The biennial legislative session opens at noon with debate on extending the Latension of the Battery Charter and other matters including railway legislation and government control of levees. The Levees topic and the Lottery company charter revival appear among the items. a new leader will oversee levee management. Delegates from various districts anticipate important measures this week.
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Regilat
Fery Unite Lapportance
Earthquake like explosion wrecks Lehigh Valley train
A Lehigh Valley engine and train of twenty seven cars exploded near Buffalo Creek junction at about 2 PM. The wreck obliterated engine 261, killed both engineer George Fears and fireman Henry J Conner, and left debris, mangled rails, and shattered infrastructure across the track. Rescue lines, damaged switch shanties, and a bent landscape marked the scene as witnesses reported a staggering blast.
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Lehigh Vatley
Leigh Valley
George Fears
Henry J O Conner
Froman
East Faffalo
Lake Shore
Buffalo Creek Junction
Othee
Pittburgy
Couners Daly
Turnwiacuw
Aly
Delenfleen
Tray Aly
John Melall
Hons
Teusville and
Nasuvelle
Lhe Colleton
The Nun of Kenmare and Postmaster Frauds in May
A May 1 report from Pa states excitement over Miss Mary Frances Cusack known as the nun of Kenmare with plans for a book on leaving the Catholic Church. Funds raised by supporters are in dispute as publication delays and scandalous rumors circulate amid investigations.
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Pathsburg
Mary Francas Cusack
Fkenmare
Maas Guaack
Pastsburg
Ten
Presbyterian Min Asters
Guo
Corsten
Quay on the Run Postpones National Committee Meeting
The Republican National Committee postpones its meeting amid speculation. Quay defends his position, Harrison pressures retirement, and party tensions rise as debates over leadership unfold. Contending factions promise further political maneuvering with nationwide implications.
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Quay
Virgina
Contenders for Bece’s Senate Seat Intensify May Ballot Fight
In Lowavitsa Kentucky on May 11 the senatorial contest gains pace as ex-Congressman McKe rn une arrives in Frankfort to declare candidacy. The caucus plan stalls a quick nomination with multiple hopefuls including Knott BeCreary McBrown Buckner Ledsay and Reeves. Carlisle’s allies push for early action while others prefer waiting, and Buckner gains strength amid veto-driven support.
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Munday
Carlisle
Garlisle
Taronty
Knolt
BeCreary
Buckner Ledsay
Reeves
L T Mor
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Wall
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Ore
Lattletsbury
Boyd Winchester
Lowe- Wynollon
McCreary
Aucknen
Buckner
Jackson
Lonaville
Frankfort Iis
Nde
Carlisle II
Stockholders to be favored class in World's Fair finances
Garcano May 11 stockholders become the preferred class in the fair finances as committees on ways and means decide not to issue bonds. The scheme planned up to 10 million dollars in stock to cover any deficiency was dropped, placing stockholders first to benefit from a successful outcome rather than bondholders. Also reports of several baseball games and a village fire near Bibottville.
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Ess
Kafe
Faxaporia
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Welson
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Teasant Valley
Foneph
Bloat
Tremendous waterspouts threaten ships and Akron destruction
Reported waterspouts near the German ship Otto from Marseilles and the schooner Henry Waddington as crews fought squalls. Elsewhere a tornado path in Akron destroys seventy five buildings, leaving many homeless, while other storms sweep Missouri and Kansas towns causing injuries and casualties.
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Marseilles
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Wendlong
Feek
Wesportheest
Slo
Henry Waddington
Rm Tate
Meges
Hownainte
Tiis
Mego
Gertrude Abbott
Havana
Aso
Signing of the Samoan Treaty and wreck of Bark Empte
Reports from San Francisco describe the signing of the Samoa treaty by King Malet and consuls on a date in May. The event drew many locals to witness the ratification as the Bark Empte wreck near Zealand coast claimed several lives.
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San Francisco
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Anto
Zealand
Mateh
Zeardin
Samoi
Malet
Britain
Samoa
Simai Wu
Stuua
THREE FEET OF WATERS AS AUSTRAL FLOODS HARM HAURKE TOWN
A severe Australian flood hits Haurke San Frascisco May 11, with three feet of water submerging Bourne lane and many buildings collapsing. Nearby reports mention bank suspensions, and a large outpouring of revival among the Negro community led by Pastor Wiburn at Haydhe Pont with large crowds attending. San Marino presidents are chosen by drawing, witnessed by officials and military band.
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Nashville flour center chartered to expand mills
Nashville, Tenn May 11 Specsat J Mesars A M Shook George A Davy Henry Taner T M Stepar and Jobe J Metans secured the charter of Union malls with authorized capital stock 151000000. One hundred thousand in stock will be issued immediately with funds to enlarge operations to 5000 barrels per day and move property transfer set for June 1.
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M Shook
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T M Stepar
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Union Malls
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Nashville
Nashville Weil
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