Political Tensions Mark Campaign Day and Alliances
A scrambled account notes Republicans and Democrats in lively Pennsylvanian street scenes. Talks by Baby McKee and Ben Harrison mix with factional debates over Ingalls and the Farmers Alliance. Disputes over loyalty, strategy, and who will win the Senate dominate the chatter as workers and politicians edge toward key decisions.
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Sun
Géas
Peters
Alliance Party
Allancos Dan
Democrati Dottom
People’s Party
Wad
Janevanescout
Logalle
Thanksgiving pardon and executions at the penitentiary
Gov Campbell grants a December 19 respite for two Stark and Pike county men sentenced for murder. Lower Sharkey, a matricide from Preble county, remains scheduled for execution the same night, as 1600 convicts enjoy Thanksgiving at the penitentiary. Also notes Thanksgiving observances in Washington and in Norfolk, with Elks celebrating.
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Cauvases
Henry Popp
Stark County
Isaac Smith
Pike County
Campbell
Lower Sharkey
Preble County
Cornelius E Hotherton
Clark County
Hotherton
Wasmyerox
Washington
Harrison
New York Avenue Presbytering
Hamlin
White Dongs
Ditmar
Steamship Pennsylvania reports rescue after Falcon shipwreck
Parapetania November 27 reports the British steamer Falcon, en route from New York to Glasgow with staves, abandoned in heavy weather on the 16th in the island region. Her bow, masts, bulwarks, and sails were gone. Captain and crew were rescued by the Pennsylvania and transferred to the Sylvanian bound vessel.
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Parapetrnia
Pennsylvania
Falcon
New York
Glasgow
Sylvanis
Oates of Alabama Proposes Pension Reform and House Rules
Washington November 27 Special Colonel Oates of Alabama arrives early in D C with a new pension plan. He argues pensions drain funds and proposes income tax on incomes over ten thousand plus tax on corporations. He also backs banks lending on real estate and new House rules to curb delays. He cites southern share of pension costs and calls for stronger parliamentary leadership.
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United States
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University of Georgia
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Tobacco Congress
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Clarkshire
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Tovacco Congress
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W. S. Broder
Ono
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Team
Biota
Lowe
America
Yale Princeton Stand Collapse Kills and Injures Dozens
Terrible accident at Easton Park Brooklyn during Yale versus Princeton game as a grandstand section collapsed. More than 3,000 spectators trapped, many injured, dozens hospitalized, with Yale defeating Princeton 32 to 0. Separate incident in Indianapolis when Butler beat Purdue. coach rally turns disruptive with injuries from a broken coach bolt.
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Hastern Park
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Butler
Purdue University
Theodore Layman
Robert Hall
Walter Newcomb
George W. Dean
E. W. Bray
George Linkenfelter
Will
One Day's Rest Fails to End Alabama Senate Fight
Alabama race for U S Senate continues after Thanksgiving. Alliances split, with anti Pugh forces seeking a united front and possible third candidate. Names mentioned include Seay Roth Wharler and Governor Seay's supporters weighing bids and caucuses.
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Ala
Alliance
Seay
Kolb
McKobh
Governor Seay
Tugh
Basa
Alabama
Efort
Congessman Wharler
Not Charlie Ross case unraveling in Boston
New York detectives debunk claims that Charlie Ross has been found in Boston. Inspector Byrnes confirms the Boston prisoner is not Ross, and officials note misinformation spread by a source tied to the case. Chief Clerk Charles A. Grant led the inquiry with persistent, discreet effort.
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Charita Huss
Christian K. Boss
Purena
New York
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Byrnes
Grant
Charlie Ross
Bost
Ross
Poston
Dicglar Bill Mousher
Vodow
Mosher
Kidpapers
Charlie Toss
Tha Yong
Hoston
Byres
Charloss
Vie Tate
Charlie McChasty
Southwest Georgia backs Judge Fort for railroad board
Southwest Georgia supporters urge Governor Northon to appoint Judge Alien Fort to the state railroad commissioners. Fort is hailed as father of the commission law and favored locally for shaping beneficial railroad legislation.
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Judge Fort
Amemzrova
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