Republican meeting and party oratory in Boston
Boston October 26 The third annual Republican club gathering in Munic hall drew a large crowd and featured speeches by T F Greenhalge and Congressman Dalzell. Dalzell condemned free trade and Democratic misrule and praised Reed, while Reed rebutted Democratic inertia in repealing a costly law. Other items note whisky trust talks, miner wages, counterfeit arrests, Good Templar officers, a Shenandoah fire and Canadian lumbermen drowned.
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Boston
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Munic Hall
Simpkins
T. B. Reed
Maine
J. D. Dannell
Pennsylvania
Fredrick Greenhalge
Roger Walcott
T. F. Greenhalge
Daledll
Republican Party
Dalzell
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
United States
Democratic
Senate
Democratic Party
Democratic Senate
House
Governor Fishback rejects prize fight move to Hot Springs
Governor Fishback condemns a reported plan to hold the Mitchell Corbett prize fight in Hot Springs Arkansas The Oct 26 letter from Fishback to State Prosecutor C V Teague warns against public disgrace and asserts the state must retain its civilized reputation.
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Corbett
Mitchell
Arkansas
Hor Srrving
Ark
C. V. Teague
Fishback
Joan Corbett
Offick
Little Rock
Sin
Dispatch
the Gazette
Hot Springs
William Fishback
Corbett Accepts New Orleans Fight Offer
Champion James J. Corbett accepts a 20000 purse for the Corbett Mitchell glove contest at New Orleans Olympic Club, seeks 10000 guarantee and earlier date than planned at Coney Island, hints at accommodating Mitchell despite lower terms.
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New Orleans
Asspurt Parr
N. J
James J. Corbett
Olympic Club of
Corbett
Coney Island
Mitchell
Ouree
Bullivan
Sparks From The Wire And Other District News
A special commission probes pension frauds in the Indiana Territory. Pana Illinois schools closed due to diphtheria. Japanese officials travel to study the silver question. Pacific Express contests Arkansas tax on express firms. The 23th anniversary of the A O U W7W in Independence Kansas. Cattleman H Cranwell kills C H Creed over a deer hide near De Beque Colorado. Omaha banks refuse to aid Kansas City and St Joseph in clearinghouse matters. Minnesota forms anti coal combine seeking a fight to the death. Daniel Utum of Champaign Illinois acquitted of Samuel Wilson murder from November 8 1802. Phonolite Glass Co of Denver to manufacture glass with new process. Mrs J N Lawson dies after prairie fire near Kremlin. Captain Phillip of the cruiser New York given silver service by New Yorkers. Congressman Cummings speaks. Four dead, 10 loaded and eight empty railroad cars destroyed at Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Wright writes Cleveland alleging tampering with Iowa prohibition committee mail.
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Indiana Territory
Pana
Ill
Diptheria
Kansas Academy of Science
Emporia
Pacific Express Company
Independence
Kan
H. Cranwell
C. H. Creed
de Beque
Colo
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Minnesota
Daniel Utum
Champaign
Ills
Samuel Wilson
Phonolite Glass Company
Denver
J. N. Lawson
North Enid
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Wright
Cleveland
Iowa Prohibition Republican Committee
Navy Admiral Stanton removed after unauthorized salute
The Navy learns Admiral Stanton saluted the insurgent Brazilian flag in Rio de Janeiro, prompting President and Secretary to detach him from command. Captain Picking takes interim command as successor undecided. Congress discusses repeal bill amendments and other measures. A tariff plan proposed by Mr. Coombs shocks with four schedules and labor protection. Treasury reserves show modest gains and October receipts inch ahead. Open lynching talk rises in Kansas after Captain Sivard killing.
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Navy Department
Stanton
United States Naval Forces
Rio de Janeiro
Mello
Secretary of the Navy
Captain Picking
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Bureau of Navigation
Herbert
United States
House
Sherman
Senate
Coombs
Brooklyn
Ways and Means Committee
Paine
N. Y
Chicago
Outhwaite
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Bell
Texas
National Bank
United States Treasury
Hicks
Pennsylvania
Dearmond
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Ind
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Charles Coghlan
Coghlan Opera Company
Indianapolis
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Miss Beveridge
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Ilinois
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Finney County Farmers’ Bank
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The
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Reading
Lima
John H. Woods
Actina
Muncie
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Baptist State Convention
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Washington
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H.H. Sivard
Morgan Wright
Kid Morton
Morton
Siward
Philadelphia
James M. Beck
United States Circuit Court
Beck
Duluth
DuLouth
Northern Steamship Company
New York
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Monmonth
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Oscar Lockmiller
George Smith
Mr. Bayard
London
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Cutler’s Guild of
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Ambassador Bayard
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Costa Rica
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Foxhall
Jordan
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Tenn
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Gallatin
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Theather
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Palmer & Findley
Iowa
Atlantic Marble Works
Dicker & Grey
Poland
China
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Albert Wakefield
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Qashler
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