Dissensions Hit Readjusters Over Mahone Authority
Washington dispatch reports serious factional rifts within the Readjusters as Mahone tightens control. Riddleberger and Cameron grow discontent over patronage and influence, while Mahone’s uncompromising leadership fuels intra party friction. Civil Service Commissioners vow enforcement against political dues from federal employees. In New Jersey, Jonathan Dixon is nominated on the first ballot for governor.
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Wasarxctox
Virginia
Mahone
Riddleberger
Cameron
United States Senate
Secr
Washington
General Mahone
Civil Service
Judge Tooman
Associated Press
Faragit
U. S
Congress
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Jonathan Dixon
Corean embassy visit and cadet dismissal headline
The Corean embassy was received by the President in Washington after traveling from New York escorted by Assistant Secretary of State Davis. Cadet Arthur L. Beebe of the United States Military Academy has been dismissed for improper conduct and hazing.
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Military Academy
Washinctox
Corean
New York
Washington
Davis
Arthur L. Beebe
United States Miliary Academy
Tarble
Pensacola
Florida State Board of Health
Woolsey
Washington Villages
Naval Reservation
Hamilton
Secretary of the Navy
Candler
Secretary of the Treasury
Hill
Folger
Lighthouse Board
Hendricks Interviewed What Ye Has to Say on Campaigns
Ex Governor Hendricks, back from a brief Iowa trip, speaks with a reporter. He says Democrats feel hopeful yet not enthusiastic about winning. predicts inroads against Republicans but not a sure ticket victory. He recalls visiting Tilden, notes Tilden’s reluctance to run, and mentions Harrison’s Iowa campaign plans.
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Inprawaronis
Ind
Hendricks
Iowa
Towa
Democrata
Tilden
Saratoga
Mr. Tilden
New York City
Connecticut
Greystone
John Kelly
New York
Kelly
Peet
Council Bluffs
Ohio
Seretor Harrison
Arctic Expeditions Questioned After Proteus Loss
A naval officer criticizes Arctic expeditions saying they yielded little and wasted resources. The Proteus stock of instruments and provisions valued at about 175000 is sinking costs. Lieutenant Garlington defends his retreat and an investigation into missing supplementary instructions is planned. The Greeley relief is deferred with potential private whaler help discussed. Thomas Jefferson Black of Boston offers a colored crew option.
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Signal Office
Greeley
St. John’s
Thomas Jefferson Black
Boston
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Smith’s Sound
Littleton Island
Cape Littleton
Washington
Navy Department
Chandler and Linecoln
Commodore Walker
Dr. Bessels
Arctic Explorer
Miles
Signal Service
Bessels
ODonnell and McDermott Arrigned in How Street Court
O Donnell the murderer of Carey was landed at Southampton and brought to London to face murder charges in the admiralty jurisdiction. He appeared at Bond Street court under heavy police guard while security measures foiled a feared rescue by the Forlorn Hope. McDermott was discharged at Liverpool for lack of evidence after three prior examinations. Irish suspects face continued scrutiny as authorities plan further actions.
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South Carolina
Internal Revenue Service
Agent Powers
U. S
Internal Revenue Officers
Stallrand
Bald Knob
Pickens County
Youngblood
Baldwin
Stalbrand
Looper
Price
John Fisher
Logper
Powers
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Ensor
Winetimes
A.J. Walker
Fisher
Walker
United States Court
Fisher Brothers
Usrey
How Street
O'Donnell
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Bond Street
Frederick Flowers
Folard
Crown
Admiralty of
England
Polard
Michael O'Donnell
Puddler
Gadour
Donegal
Ireland
Trish
Milbank
Metermott
Meelnovang
Kavanaugh
Jas. Hanlan
Jos. Ronit
Phoenix Park
Europe
World Abroad and Demands on Catholic Reforms
Dispatches report extensive preparations for the reception of American bishops at the Vatican in November to discuss Catholic church reorganization in America and closer communion with Rome. Cardinal Simeoni to preside. Cardinal McCabe may attend. Irish agitation to be debated. Also noted are monetary and political items from Europe including German bank deficits, Britain’s debt stock cancellations, and tensions in Tonquin and Constantinople.
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Standard
Rome
Vatican
Cardinal Simeoni
America
Oftician
Cardinal McCabe
Imperial Bank of Germany
London
Treasury
The
Times
Lancashire
Paria
Temps
Tonquin
Foreign Legion
Africa
Bonet
Paris
Marquis Tseng
Ie Jules Verry
Cabinet
Constantinople
Yildiz Kosk
Langtry and Gebhardt Arrive in Paris for Stage Study
Paris September 17 American and English residents follow Lily Langtry and her New York admirer Frederick Gebhardt as she begins dramatic studies under M. Regnier. Reporters note Gebhardt’s arrival and speculate on a European reputation, while fans in London and Paris watch for his next moves.
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Paris
Langtry
Lily Langtry
New York
Frederick Gebhardt
Paria
M. Regnier
Gebhard
The Plague at Guaymas
Rain cools air in Guaymas Mexico as yellow fever deaths rise eight today. Officials require physician confirmation before burial and three hour holds in the dead house. Americans and others among the dead. relief efforts underway. San Francisco reports fever worsens due to rumors and famine, with coffins in high demand.
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Mexico
Hernandez
Cobb
Hermosillo
San Francisco
Claases
Guayminas
What Women Want at New York Senate Hearing
Several women testified before Senator Blair's sub committee on labor in New York on September 18. Mrs. Lillie Veveraux Blake urged matronship in penal institutions and a state reform school. Mrs. D G Croly urged compulsory education in both common and industrial schools. The homestead exemption should protect households and home ownership be a citizenship prerequisite. Mrs. Dr Clemena Lozier backed woman suffrage as practical reform.
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Senate
Lavor
New York
Blair
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Lillie Veveraux Blake
D. G. Croly
Clemena
Lozier
Detectives’ shifting theories swirl around Rose Ambler murder
National interest grows as Bridgeport investigators press William Lewis linked to Rose Ambler case. affidavits crumble, witnesses waver, and Birmingham Shelton statements complicate efforts while a $4,000 reward pushes toward an arrest. Norman Ambler’s alibi and alleged threats surface as county inquiries continue.
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Rose Ambler
Connecticut
White
Lewis
Naugatuck Valley
Bridgeport
Birmingham
Derby
Shelton
William Lewis
Rose
Boston White
John Pierce
Michael Heslin
Norman Ambler
Ghey
Uuu
Stratford
Fessenden
Waller
William .Lewis
Samuel Durand
Woodward
Mr. Durand
Hex
Durand
Mr. Woodward
Hays
The Macon Note Book Baseball Game at Central Heud
The Macon paper reports a varied day with a negro boy arrested for stealing a hatchet and cutting shade trees, Mrs Ethel Richards returning from Atlanta, and William Ryder back from a three month Europe trip. The Central railroad case ends with a reprimand and suspended sentence, and a Brunswick beating Macon 20 to 14 in a baseball game at the park. Overall notes include lectures on depravity, a Juincy Florida academy hire, and racing results from New York and covington turf events.
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Mavcy
Hampton Stuart
Recorder’s Court
Ethel Richards
Atlanta
William Ryder
Europe
Fourth Street
Tony Jones
Central Railroad
Brown
Hoge
Gresham
Pne
Patterson
SOING
Florida
W. B. Burke
Our
Macon Boys
Brunswick
Mutuals
Macon
McCulloughs
Wesleyan Female Institute
Heavy Broadway Fire Destroys Several Stores
A basement blaze at 537 and 539 Broadway destroyed multiple wholesale and retail establishments including Heltman & Herman and Sodecks & Bros. Firemen faced difficulty breaking through iron shutters. several were overcome by smoke. Estimated losses total over $1.0 million with owners and tenants including Gilsey and Beekman estates. Sash factory Campbell and Breckenridge also burned with $90,000 loss.
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Broadway
Heltman & Herman
William Knowton & Sons
Sodecks & Bros
Clothier
A. Goldberg & Song
D L. Newberg & Sons
Clothiers
Ford, Enger & Co
Gilsey and Beekman
Barnum
Louis
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