Democrats Claim They Will Yet Have Majority on Joint Ballot
Ohio official returns show 74 Republicans and 70 Democrats with 1 doubtful. Wood county vote remains contested as both sides await court rulings. Nash claims 75 Republicans to 70 Democrats with at least a five vote joint-ballot majority for Senator.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wood County
Wood
McConville
Democratic State Committee
Cincinnati
McLean
Nash
Board of Election
Supreme Court
Norris
Representative
Freedom Township
Mears
Lion Den Wedding Sparks Theological School Debate
The Boston University Theological School contemplates whether to ostracize Mr. George A. Reader who officiated at a zoo wedding. Readers from the West note his conduct as an original act, arguing he had no right to officiate at the wedding or at any wedding.
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George A. Reader
Boston University Theological School
Reader
West
Thieves Sentenced in Banjo Theft Case
Newport Vermont November 5 Lott Varnue of West Derby sent to the House of Correction for three months for stealing a banjo from a woman who had fallen asleep in a railroad car. Lewis Pelkey fined $20 and costs for his role in the incident.
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Newport
Lott Varnue
West Derby
House of Correction
Lewis Pelkey
Varnue
Four Nulty Children Brutally Slain Near Rawdon
A Canadian crime near Rawdon, Montcalm county, claims four Nulty children Elizabeth 18 Annie 16 Ellen 14 and Patrick 9. A tramp-like suspect is sought as neighbors describe a violent, dawn to dusk crime scene with headless bodies found in the farmstead. Authorities and investigators rush to the area as a public call for swift justice grows.
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Montreal
Rawdon
Montcalm
Michael Nulty
Elizabeth Nulty
Annie Nulty
Ellen Nulty
Patrick Nulty
Ste. Julienne
Mr. Morin
Morin
Lafontaine
Berthier
Levesque
Jolliette
Quebec
McCaskill
Canadian Secret Service
Nulty
Frogs Flood Maine Valley Report Says 40 000 Seen
Wilson Haskell of West Penobscot recounts thousands of spotted frogs moving eastward along the Blue Hill to Orland route near Marks Hill. He estimated at least 40 000 frogs filling the valley and slowing his travel as he rode past them.
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Orland
Wilson Haskell
West Penobscot
Blue Hill
Marks Will
Marks Hill
Prominent Republicans Honor Governor Greenhalge at Club Meeting
A large audience at the Greenhalge Club in the Hotel Tuileries paid tribute to the late Governor Greenhalge. Governor Wolcott, Senator Lodge, General Guild, Judge Sheldon, and many state leaders attended as Curtis Guild Jr. presided and praised merit and principle.
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Greenhalge Club
Hotel Tuileries
Republican Party of the
Commonwealth
Wolcott
Curtis Guild, Jr
Senator Lodge
Sheldon
Harbor
Emery
H. A. Thomas
Knowlton
Charles A. Howland
John Shaw
Bunting
Noah A. Plympton
N. T. Ryder
David Slade
Wentworth
George A. Brown
Wilmot R. Evans
Charles Kenny
Allen P. Egglestor
A. P. Martin
J. Edward Mullen
S. E. Winslow
Worcester
Percy Parker
George E. Smith
Joshua B. Holden
J. J. McCarthy
David G. Pratt
A. O. Davidson
Charley H. Gifford
Warren E. Locke
C. Fred Allen
New York
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Tracy
Tammany Hall
Greenhalge
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Union Pacific
Cleveland
McKinley
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Roger Wolcott
John Fiske
Woodward Emery
Peter H. Carr
Chicago
Frederic T. Greenhalge
England
Strike spreads among New York cloak firms
The 60 workers at Oppenheimer & Collins A M Slater H Wandorfs and J M Bernstein in New York joined the strike. Herman Levy threatens lower wages and 150 workers at his firm may strike tomorrow. Brotherhood of Cloakmakers vows no retreat on wages and hours and may call a general strike if needed.
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New York
Oppenheimer & Collins
A. M. Slater
H. Wandorfs
J. M. Bernstein
Herman Levy
Broff
Brotherhood of Cloakmakers
Rockland man arrest for fatal First degree assault
Alexander Hustis of Sickletown shot Philip Daniel a colored farm worker after Daniel was accused of stealing chickens. Daniel died days later at St Francis Hospital. Hustis posted $1000 bail. he fled and remains at large as of the report. Police pursued him.
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Nyack
N. Y
Alexander Hustis
Sickletown
Rockland County
Philip Daniel
Daniel
Hustis
St. Francis Hospital
Jersey City
Steele
Victim of knockout drugged man robbed of cash
Charles A. Baudouine, real estate owner, sent his clerk Albert P. Wood to deposit 700 dollars in checks and 262.51 in cash. Wood returned incoherent. police say he was drugged and robbed after the cash vanished. The bank book and checks were found on Wood.
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New York
Charles A. Baudouine
Albert P. Wood
Young Wood
Wood
John Daly Returns to New York After Pardon
John Daly an Irish dynamiter who was jailed in Portland after a 1883 Liverpool arrest arrived in New York aboard the Cunarder Campania. He had been pardoned and residents of Limerick planned to nominate him for mayor, but he was ruled ineligible due to insufficient residence time before August 31.
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Providence
R. I
J. Berg
Berg
New York
John Daly
Liverpool
Portland
Limerick
Ireland
Daly
Fire destroys Brighton stable at 166 Market street
An 11 15 p m blaze from Box 83 last night swept a two story frame stable behind 166 Market street Brighton belonging to Mrs M F Whittemore and used by Thomas Harney It burned two horses two carriages and a large quantity of hay inflicting about 800 dollars in losses
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Market Street
Brighton
M. F. Whittemore
Thomas Harney
Little girl asks spelling of Puttenear insult remark
An Atchison girl asks how to spell Puttenear after a teacher misinterprets a sample phrase. The Washington Star reports the phrase as a birthday remembrance using roses and a floral card with a year of life message.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Miss Passeigh
Washington Star
Spain's Reply to Woodford Note Reaches State Department
Washington reports the full text of Spain's reply to United States Minister Woodford has arrived at the State Department and is under examination. Officials anticipate its significance for President Cleveland's forthcoming message to Congress in December, with no expected radical policy changes unless unforeseen events occur.
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Washington
United States
Woodford
State Department
Madrid
Congress
Blanco Proclamation Urges Discipline and Clemency in Cuba
The proclamation to Spanish troops in Cuba emphasizes discipline and respect for property. It orders utmost energy in combat until victory and then clemency toward the vanquished, with care for wounded prisoners delivered to authorities and relief for families and unarmed nonresisters guided by prior orders.
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Havana
Blanco
Cuba
U S Consul-General Returns to Washington for Instructions
United States Consul-General Lee returns to Washington and visits the State Department and White House before departing for Havana. He meets Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secretary Day to receive necessary instructions for his post. Madrid plans Weyler court-martial after remarks attributed to him. Weyler must be questioned about his Havana speech upon arrival. The Montserrat steamer with Weyler aboard halted at Gibara for repairs en route to Spain.
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United States
Lee
State Department
White House
Department
Sherman
Day
Canton
Havana
Madrid
General Weyler
Cuba
Weyler
Spain
Montserrat
Gibara
Santiago de Cuba
American Line Southwark returns to New York after fire
The American line steamer Southwark, Captain Bence, returning to New York from Antwerp due to a cargo hold fire. About 26 bales of cotton and some grain were damaged in hold No. 1, with smoke and heat detected early. Passengers remain aboard with options to stay on ship or be accommodated and repaid as needed.
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New York
Southwark
Bence
Antwerp
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
Upper Bay
Fufton Street
Braisted
New Yorker
Wright
Griscom
American Line
Autonomist Overtures Reported in Cuba and Trial News
Madrid reports a cable saying the autonomist party in Cuba is reorganizing and returning emigrants may come back. Havana dispatch notes the Competitor schooner crew will face a naval court martial next Monday at 11. Senor Mesa Domingez will lead the defence amid a reception where autonomists hold the majority.
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Madrid
Marshall Franco
Cuba
Havana
Susaen
Senor Mesa Domingez
Thonea
Fagoaga
Eriroa
Lost schooner William Ellis cause of wreck near watch hill
Newport reports Captain Stanton of the schooner Cornelius found two mast schooner William Ellis of Branford missing after leaving Port Johnson with coal. He says rough seas and a broken jib stay left Ellis unable to stay afloat, with wreckage seen afterward and certainty the crew perished.
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Newport
R. I
Stanton
Cornelius
William Ellis
Branford
Conn
Watch Hill
Point Judith
Ellis
Port Johnson
New York
New England
Elis
Twain denies large earnings letter amid debt reports
Hartford telegraph reveals Mark Twain sent a Wien cable to Bliss denying a claim that he wrote a letter declaring $82,000 profit in two years. Twain still owes about $50,000 on CGIL. Webster & Co. debts, half of the original, remain unpaid though he will pay dollar for dollar. He expects profits from Following the Equator to ease his burdens.
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Hartford
Conn
Mark Twain
Wien
Austria
Bliss
Clemens
Cgil. Webster & Co
England
Remembering Henry George and William J. Bryan
A mournful tribute laments Henry George and William J. Bryan as champions of the poor and defenders of equity. The piece praises their life work, condemns elites, and pledges to keep their memory alive for future generations.
American Wringer Company Advertises at Three Downtown Addresses
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street. Makers of clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
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