Obscure Republican corruption behind appeals to workers
In Bellaire Oh on October 6 Blaine spoke on tariffs for protection as a labor issue. He argued tariff policy benefits labor indirectly through wealth growth and industrial expansion, citing ship costs and iron prices as examples. Logan arrived in W Va for campaign stops, while Governor Cleveland and others visited in New York.
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Wiettise
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Bellaire
Blaine
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house of representatives
United States
Ohio
West Virginia's role in national protection debate at Blaine rally
At Grat fon West Virginia Blaine rally the speaker praised state unity and wealth from forests and industry. He urged protective tariffs to boost regional growth, contrasting prewar currency with current secured money and stressing WV’s pivotal industrial future alongside Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
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W. Va
Gratfon
Blaine
rere
John W. Manon
West Virginia
Piast
yonder
Moogialevala
toas i
Tristetts
Appleuge
commonwealth
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Europe
New York
Haltimore
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Tan
JCkcus
old Virginia
Keoh Carolina
Grossia
Atebiora
Tennesses
Loum
soli
Menem
buba union
West Virgin
Penneylvania
Kentichy
new south
Blaine’s West Virginia Tour Presses Protective Tariff
Blaine’s party traveled by Baltimore and Ohio Express from Wheeling to Gratton with stops at Martineville Cameron Lifeelow Warrington and Farmington. In each stop he argued a protective tariff would develop American manufacturing and benefit West Virginia’s resources. A large meeting greeted him in Fairmont as he spoke from a stand.
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West Virginia
Cameron
Lifelow
Warrington
Farmington
Mr. Blaine
Fairmont
aatand
Tammany Congress Nominates Politzer and Others in New York
The Tammany Hall Congressional Conventions in New York nominates candidates across districts. Notably Joseph Politzer editor of the New York World is chosen for the ninth district amid a predominantly German population. Other districts select Muller Adams Cox Hewitt Hardy Potter Viele.
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New Yourx
Tammany bell
Joseph Punter
the
New York World
Bowery
Third avenue
East river
Rivington
Fourteenth streets
Gierman
N. Muller
John J. Adams
Cox
Joseph Politzer
Abram 5. Hewitt
John J. Hardy
Orlando B. Potter
BH. L. Viele
Blaine Denies Naturalization and Land Claims
Blaine writes from Bellaria to William McKinley in Wanetina denying reports he advocated a twenty one year residence requirement for naturalization or a ten dollar miner tax or ownership of coal land in Hocking county.
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Blaine
Wanetina
W. Va
William McKinley
Ohio
Bellaira
Hocking county
Connecticut Vote Shows Biennial Legislature Passed
Connecticut voters indicate a large majority support the constitutional amendment for biennial sessions. Early returns from town officer elections suggest no material political shift. In Washington editor McLean to marry Emily Beale in private ceremony at LaFayette Square. The Gordon relief expedition in London reports weekly pay needs rising to 100000 pounds.
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Hantronp
Conn
McLean
Wasainctox
John R. McLean
the
Cincinnati
RAILROADS AT WAR OVER Baltimore and Ohio Trains
Information says Pennsylvania Railroad will bar Baltimore and Ohio trains from its lines after October 12. No through tickets or baggage handling for western division passengers. Pennsylvania cites cost savings and reduced through traffic as justification. Westbound passengers to New York or Philadelphia must change cars in Baltimore.
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Baltimore and Ohio company
Lattimore
New York
west
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimona
Alabama
Speecial
Alabaa railroad commission
Cimucfimati
Selma
Mobile
Anniston
Atlantic
Talladega
Coosa valley
B.ylyr.x
East Tennessee railroad
big deed
Piedmont Air Line
Birmingham
Cotton Crop Damage Report Expected for Memphis District
The September weather was unfavor able for cotton with hot dry conditions through August. By late September excessive rains in Arkansas and Tennessee worsened damage, cutting expected yield by about 17 to 34 percent from last year. Later, seasonable weather and potential late warmth could improve crops, while corn shows sufficient production to meet regional demand.
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Mesaris
Memphis
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Mesars. Fontaine & Co
Bradstreet Budget Reports 1880s Week’s Commercial Failures
Bradstreet’s Commercial Agency records 1880s week with 188 U S failures, down from 201 prior week and with most impacting small traders under 5000 capital. Notable defaulters listed include KRIL Allen & Co New York Bradley Garretson Co Philadelphia Henry McCallum Pittsburgh W H Gummersell Co St Louis Alinda Drying Co Chicago and Bank of Dakota Mitchell Georgia Alabama and Tennessee cases follow detailing territory tributary to Atlanta and Charleston.
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United States
Bradstreet’s
KRIL, Allen & Co
agricultural implements
New York city
Bradley, Garretson& Co
Philadelphia
Henry McCallum
Pittsburgh
W. HW. Gummersell , Co
St. Louis
Alinda Drying Co
Chicago
drengen, Bliss & Co
Denver
Bank of Dakota
Mitchell
Atlanta
Georgia
Alanta, Clarke, Harrison & Co
Brunswick
A. T. Chapman & Co
South Carolina
Charleston
A. G. Ondworth & Co
saddlery
Tennessee
Benton, Webb & Donaldson
atore
J. N. Ball
Chattanooga
HL. Carrington
Tobacco Men Elected President Leads Virginia North Carolina Outlook
At the tobacco association meeting Captain Thomas J. Talbott was elected president. He cited AP figures showing last season's Virginia and North Carolina acreage above average by about 20 percent, with yield at roughly 90 percent of average. The stock of old tobacco in markets is unusually short. Prospects for next year look fair for planters and dealers.
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Daxsviur
Thomas J. Talbott
associated press
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North Carolina
Chattanooga church settles riot threats and resumes calm
In Cuatlaoxcooa Tennessee October 6 special report describes a church feud at an Episcopal church over Pastor H W Sneed. The vestry backed the pastor, then resigned to allow a new leadership. By day’s end a new vestry was elected, peace restored, and a new pastor to be called. Separate items note magistrate Higgins resigning over misused funds and Charleston baseball visit, with local factory activity resuming soon.
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H. WH. Sneed
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al vestry
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Chad
Hijina
Higgins
Charleston
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Chattanoga
J.J. Mauker
af KE
dared
Dax
Bishop Walden
Cincinnati
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New York
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Savannah
Seibald
Baltimore
M. T. Quinan
John Maher
Tragedy and Trials Across Several Pages
A shooter axes his wife then kills the rival lodger in a Bates room altercation. Armstron g surrenders. In Providence, Emit absheima co. jewelers collapse amid a planned fraud. A Pennsylvania woman shoots her husband amid an old family feud. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a St Louis gathering. The Meridian Conference in Washington adjourns after debate on adopting Greenwich Mean Time.
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Macbeth
Enpinatre
Guola McKisson
Silas McWiseon
Patrick Forbes
pavinna
French Victory in China and Tonquin News
Reports from Tonquin warn that renewed Chinese offensives could trigger war despite Pekin disavowals. French forces under Admiral Lespes capture Tamsui and move toward Kolungia to join Courbet. Separate fires devastate Holyoke mills, destroying machinery and storage with major losses, while Chattanooga cottages burn with two heavy losers. A murdered 11 year old girl in Virginia draws suspicion toward a colored man. Also notes Frank Chanfrau's funeral and brief telegraph briefs on rail unions and education site planning.
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Towa Kona
Admiral Lespes
Tamsui
Admiral Courbet
Kolung
Romance marriage shocks Columbus Georgia society
A September wedding in Columbus between Wynn McKnight and Tillie Grier, both very young, sparked hometown frenzy. The bride, a Mount DeSales student in Macon, briefly left school to wed three miles out by Bull Creek, then returned as the family moved to settle the union. The tale recalls plans for church solemnization and ensuing changes in family relations amid public attention.
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Macon
Wynn McKnight
Empire milla
Misa Tillie Grier
Robert
Grier
Mount DeSales academy
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tle city
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man of law
benedict
ena
Murdered by Arabs Amid Desert Trek News
A Times correspondent reports Major Stewart and his party were attacked after treachery by Arabs during a desert passage to Dongola. Eleven body count details emerge as the fate of Stewart and correspondent Power remains unclear amid broader Egypt and Cape Colony dispatches and imperial policy notes.
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