Harrison Allison ties form to back Harrison renomination
A Cape May Washington conversation reports President Harrison and Senator Allison of Iowa joining in a political pact. Allison to drop 1892 presidential hopes, back Harrison, and become secretary of the treasury if he is renominated and elected. Archbishop Ireland’s visit to the president is described as futile and likely influenced by Commissioner Morgen.
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Wasuixaron
Cape May
New York
Washington
Harrison
Allison
Iowa
Treasar
Harrigan
Alan
Allinon
Blaine
Horrigan
Maine
Ireland
Wisit
Neen
Ion
Morgen
Venue Agency
Forest City
Lac
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Pierre Ja
Flandreau
Pipestone Quarry
Ex President Cleveland Says He Was Not Asked to Speak in Ohio
In an Ohio interview published by The Herald on July 24, ex President Cleveland states he has not been asked by the Ohio Democracy to campaign in the state. He explains he would decline if asked, citing solid reasons consistent with supporting Democratic candidates, and dismisses unfriendly attacks on his stance as unwelcome. He notes Governor Campbell and other political allies will understand his position.
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Boston
The
Herald
Cleveland
Ohio Democracy
Campbell
Cape Cod
Cape
Sylvols's Halcase Found
Pauwrer, Mass. July 21 Mrs. Mor Fiver, wife of Thomas Mortimer of Bal, who had been advertised for in fascinating papers, is heir of General Drandy Spinola. She arrived from Maine and has just learned of her good fortune. After her band died she came East and held various posts including invalid Jody in Hallowell Me.
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Sylvols
Pauwrer
Mass
Mor- Fiver
Thomas Mortimer
Bal
Maine
Herband
Cara
Jody
Hallowell
Conan Bini Lead
Washington dispatch reports from Colon Bathelethmus of Fansme announcing a rebel movement led by E. Bima of Vir sraaratas, with port icanats ae red oe the cemecal sia fhe Ghnellle riot tu 16.
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Conan Bini
Wasningtoy
Colon
Bathelethmus
Fansme
Announcan Ae
E. Bima
Virsraaratas Crea Sa Porticanats
Finland Discontent Mar Redcoats Tour of czar
Dispatch from St Petersburg reports growing Finnish antipathy toward Russian rule dampening celebrations in czar's summer tour. Finnish customs language and traditions face suppression amid authorities push, with quiet unrest noted in Viborg region. Edwin Booth reportedly dying from smoking, despite pleas from ex president and Mrs Cleveland and Joseph Jefferson.
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Bt. Petersburg
Finland
Russia
Ian
Bozavau's Bay
Maas
Theo
Edwin Booth
Cleveland
Joseph Jefferson
Booth
Resxpie
Jwto Auddenly
Nareginsett
Train Platform Fight Ends in Two Fatalities in Maryland
An excursion train from Johnstown Pennsylvania to Crumwald Illinois? Rockwood Pennsylvania near Rockwood led to a deadly incident. Police officer James Kelly attempted to quell drunken fighting on a car platform and was crushed between cars at forty miles per hour, dying. La t r o b e ??? No, other victims: Louis Moyers of Latrobe and Milton Pyle of Somerset were hurled from the platform, Moyers killed and Pyle sustaining a skull fracture and fatal injuries after being struck by wheels.
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Crmwerland
Johnstown
Rockwood
James Kelly
Juliustown
Kelly
Noius Moyers
Latrobe
Milton Pyle
Gomerset
Somerset
Terrible Storm Damages Hot Springs Building and Town
A violent wind hail and rain storm struck the Hot Springs area Sunday night causing widespread damage. A bathhouse suffered shattered windows and broken towers with total losses estimated in the thousands. In nearby Buuma New York a fatal Erie crossing accident killed four and badly injured two as a carriage failed to clear a track and was struck by a passenger train.
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Cheyennne Hirar Villey
Promlas
Buuma
N. Y
Erie
Eldridge Park
Mr. White
Bia Laughter Lillie
Hattie Hastings
Buse McCarty
Mre
White
Elliott guilty of murder in second degree in Ohio trial
The jurors return a verdict finding W. Elliott guilty of murder in the second degree after a tense Columbus trial. The court schedules a motion for a new trial and a sentencing hearing for next Saturday as spectators react with shock and emotion.
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CoLusiacs
Elliott
Exey
Pugh
Mitchell
Fange Poyl
Foren Pegg
Don
Clore Mitchell
Nellie Maroney
Misa Maroney
Kcutie
Pere- Bion
Ohio
Davis case on trial in famous will dispute
Mon July 20 report on the Davis estate will case with powerfully contested ownership. A jury was secured early and hours passed as lawyers argued opening and closing roles and admissibility of evidence. Congressman Dixon opened briefly outlining the will’s history while Jones Ingersoll addressed the contestants. The court adjourned to morning.
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Drencen Maite
Burtr. Mon
Inta
Davis
Meltianilionaire
Sid
Congressman Dixon
Jones
Ingersoll
Ade
Organised for Fraud Partapetrats in Berks County
A bill in equity filed in Berks County Court of Common Pleas by Stynderd Mutual Livestock Tasmanea of Reading accuses the company of fraudulent intent and ongoing fraud. The firm, founded in 1840, allegedly has 600000 in policyholders across Philadelphia and parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Also, Trempealeau county village suffers village-wide fire destroying the entire prompting four families left homeless.
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Court of Common Pleas
Berks County
Stynderd Mutual Livestock Tasmanea
Reading
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Blaze Destroys Property in Dallas Worth Two Million
A fierce fire at J. B. Cowan & Co. liquor house in Dallas spread to neighboring firms including Renbrook School Furniture, Ben Wolffe & Co., and Brewers Storage. The blaze caused about 2 million dollars in damage, with the opera house narrowly surviving.
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Dallas
Tex
J. B. Cowan & Co
Renbrook School Furniture Company
Ben Wolffe & Co
Brewers Storage Company
Banger Bros
Wolffe
Opera
Barbed Wire Trust Forms Among U S Manufacturers
United States barbed wire makers unite to form a trust named the Columbia Patent Company with Chicago headquarters and $2.1 million capital. John Gates of St. Louis, a longtime opponent of the Washburn Tillmon monopoly, elected president as the company plans a 40 percent royalty increase to $30 per ton.
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Gar Orteavn
United States
Columbia Patent Company
The
Trust Pa
Chicago
John Gates
St. Louis
Tariff the Issue in Ohio Campaign
Governor Campbell discusses the tariff as the defining issue of Ohio politics with Kate Field's Washington letters. Democrats claim the tariff will decide the race, while corruption fears and the silver question add complexity. McKinley is noted as a pivotal Republican factor in shaping voter stance.
Sainte Magde railway collision toll rises in inquiry
Paris July 9 officials report more deaths from the Sainte Magde rail disaster as inquiries struggle to name the colliding engines. Fifty lives lost including a Marquise among the victims. Station master and second engine driver face charges for alleged carelessness.
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Aeyon More
Paris
Sainte Magde
Beyen More
Dogbbs
Marquise
Rose Will Hang The Redwood County Murderer Verdict Upheld
The Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed the murder verdict against William Rose of Redwood County. It held the evidence sufficient to sustain the conviction and that no substantial errors were found in the lower court. The governor’s clemency is the remaining hurdle before execution, date to be set.
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Daly
William Rose
Redwood County
Supreme Court
Ros
Sipreiué
Mons Lotkin
Galen
Redwald
Slovar
Slover
William Rove
Haseen
Rose
Witnewses
Hike Howe
Tider
Willian Rose
Mary Scholle Seized as Collateral in Loan Case
Judge Corri gan ordered Mary Scholle, a year-old girl, sent to a state public school after being used as collateral for a loan. Officer Tutro rescued her when Mary Kister attempted to take the child aboard a Chicago train. The child had endured whippings and coercion to beg and meet a loan bargained by the Kister woman, whose family faced poverty after moving to Chicago.
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Lown
Misneavous
Corrigan
Mary Scholle
Owatenna
Tutro
Haron Society
Chicago
Mary Kister
Harts
Kister
Kistler
Little Mary
Mary
Starved at Kansas City Foundling Home
Kansas City, July 28. Investigations reveal the closing of a foundling home run by Mrs. Hinks under the care of Mary Smith. Thirteen babies died between June 2 and July 13 from starvation and neglect, leaving only five infants. The institution, backed by local backers, was shut after the deaths and exposure of infants at the city’s exit.
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Kaneas City
Kansas City
Linge
Prove
Mra. Hinks
Mary Smith
Lighting Tragedy Kills Two in Waynes, Pa
In Waynes, Pennsylvania, a deadly incident occurred killing two men, John Tuma Jr. and Edward Caldwell, along with others named in the report. Authorities and local residents react as investigation begins into the fatal event at an unspecified site.
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Waynes
John Tumason
Edward Caldwell
Attering
al Etree
Tanamuy
Sensational Discoveries In Indiana War Fraud Probe
Indianapolis report states governor withholds John W Coons's investigation report on frauds at Washing ton. Coons allegedly found Hutal discoveries and a $400000 state claim. Washington audit uncovered duplicated vouchers in Indiana war claims involving a physician for large sums. Governor hints total fraud could exceed $1,000,000.
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Jehlom
Indiana
Coona
Giarles
May Get Cash for Chippewa Reservoir Fund
Washington reports a scheme to pay the Chippewa Indians their 150000 reservoir fund in cash. The Indians refuse to accept plows or wagons, believing the Interior Department wants them moved to White Earth. Cash may be offered if they relocate or approve transfer, despite potential resistance.
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Washinoton
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
White Earth Reservation
White Earth
Serernity
Dixon Beats Willis in Prize Fight at Las Pracisco
George Dixon of Boston defeated Abe Willis of Australia at the Athletic Club gymnasium in Las Pracisco. The match for 5,000 and the world’s bantamweight title drew heavy betting and a well‑filled crowd. Dixon knocked Willis out in the fifth round with a jaw blow to win the fight after 8:36 p.m.
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Las Pracisco
George Dixon
Boston
Abe Willis
Australia
Athletic Club
Willis
Dixon
Rangig
Anon
Waa
Farmers and Wheat Trust Fears Prompted by Law
A July dispatch denounces farmers in the West and Northwest as law violators for forming a wheat trust to hoard grain and force higher prices. The piece argues such actions betray the act to protect trade and calls out “brainy and shrewd fellows” steering yeomen to lose net value.
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Treasury Departiunt Aaid
Northwest
Vick
Thaster
Chicago
Sehemoeia
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