Prohibition Party Confab Sets Field for Congress
A Maryland prohibition gathering there resolved to nominate an entire state ticket and urge nonpartisan support for prohibition candidates in Congress. Rev D M Newnan urged Dems as enemies of prohibition. James C Kane’s candidacy discussed amid GOP criticisms. Hendricks voiced optimism on Maine results and eight hour labor questions. Gresham postmaster-generalship rumors sparked cabinet intrigue. Cleveland’s Chicago visit planned, but a letter hints at changes. Republican convention in Farrington district named standard-bearers.
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Newnan
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Hendricks
Taprograms
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navy yard
Maine
thera Jae leon
Ross a right e denounces the bar g of the irish vote
In a heated interview O Donovans remarks on Irish American voting, accusing Republicans of hypocrisy and seeking gain. He recalls past alignments with Blaine and Cleveland, arguing for an independent, informed choice and condemning party manipulation to win the Irish vote. Ben Butler’s strategy and the broader Irish vote role are debated as elections loom.
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Blume
Lowell
London
America
Message of President Gonzales opens Mexican congress
The Mexican Congress opened with President Gonzales reading a message praising General Diaz for his almost unanimous election to the presidency. He seeks quick passage of the reciprocity treaty with the United States and will propose extending the treaty to allow troop movements across the border. A turf bill will be submitted. a long cavalry and military procession and fireworks illuminated the city. Hog cholera spreads across New Jersey, with Pemberton and Atlantic County hit hard.
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west Jersey
Pemberton
Atlantic county
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Runaway's Return and Elopement Sparks Society Talk
New York September 16 sensational elopement of Victoria Morisini heiress to Giovanni Morisini Jay Gould confidante with her coachman Behelling. Victoria returns home after a scene with her dying mother and father repudiates her. Capt Mangin detains the couple. a larceny pin charge is issued against Victoria in Yonkers station as family tensions unfold amid public intrigue.
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Victoria
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Contoni
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Yonkers po- Lee
Schelling
New York Tribune
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Mortaini
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United States
Livinestorm
Ala
Colonel Kirtland
Livingstone
Kirtland
John Boyd
Boyd
Consul's Shortage and Distress Tactics Across Cities
Baltimore reports the Italian consul E Demerelia missing for about two weeks amid suspected financial troubles and a $3000 debt. Officers seize Demerera & Co stock on Bonth Gay street. Separate items mention a man suffocated after drunkenness in New York, a masked killer in Fort Dennison, a minister's son jailed for assault, a religious zealot's self immolation in Aramna, and various local crimes and strikes across multiple states.
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Three Emperors Dine and Parade in Warsaw
Warsaw dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm, Emperor Franz Joseph, and Tsar Alexander III at a grand banqu et where the czarina sits center and all three monarchs drink wine together. Officials seal off stations. guards patrol Skiernivce as diplomats and generals attend a gala at the theater and a rumored triple alliance surfaces in Vienna.
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Cholera News From Naples and China Tangle
Naples shows a hopeful turn as cholera deaths slow amid high infection counts in the city and province. King Humbert travels north while a British ward is set for foreign patients and Italy considers demolishing unsanitary Naples quarters. In China, Langton reports Chinese troops ready to evacuate if directed, while Shanghai hosts a mass meeting urging mediation to end hostilities with France.
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Columbia Notes From South Carolina Distrust Rail Plan
South Carolina notes from Columbia describe rail washouts delaying trains, doubt about street railway, cotton prices rising with planters waiting for higher figures, and local weather with a high Congaree river. Reports include missing watchman found in New York, Wade Hampton campaign plans, and Henry Johnson requisition from Georgia.
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