Turbulent Early 20th Century News Sparks Wide Rumors
A jumble of international intrigue and domestic intrigue fills the page. Rumors claim Belgium faces turmoil as Paris hints at power shifts and tariff changes in Russia. Berlin discusses New Guinea sale while Sofia pursues a Bulgarian university. The French court probes deputies, and notable figures like Makethry Deax and Roser Triser appear in society notes. An execution is planned in the Choctaw Nation. lines form for a 1840 veterans parade. a New York beer saloon opens. Chicago rapidity in Supreme Court cases shocks observers. and a London connected murder case unfolds with Danth’s arrest. The Labor vote totals and a Rail schedule dispute near Dubuque close the batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makethry Deax
T. T. Pittman
Paris
Newport
R. I
Daily News
Justice Fouinn
Washington
Chicago
Supreme Court
Tun
Avenue
Indiana
Hovey
M. Henrenevers
Switzerland
Indead
Strnkay Simon
United States
Boston
New York
Mexny Hennewr
Wailaires
Helle Wilson
Germa
W. T. Sherman
Jacob T. Como
San Francisco
Sian
Senate
John McCullough
Mount Morin
Philadelphia
Michigan
Beaver
Pennsylvania
House of Commons
Rampolla
Russia
Vatican
Noo Petersburg
Assembly Church
Wisconsin
California
Harrison
Cleveland
Fink
Curtis
Oregon
Fisk
Streeter
Scattering
Blaine
Kentucky
Belva Lockwood
Heard
Indiana and national政治 news with obits and disasters
Long list of political canvass figures and state results from Indiana and Michigan. Notes on governors, foreign visits, and a mix of court cases, shipboard yellow fever deaths, marriages, and industrial fires. Includes railroad wage talk, legal notices, and assorted accidents across several states.
Secretary Whitney on Armored Ships and Navy Expenditures
The report to the President reviews armored ship prospects and the fleet's needs while noting higher overall expenditures in recent years. It emphasizes readiness, the priority of armored cruisers, and the department's growing costs despite fiscal constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Pale
Waitsney
Beerestary
James
the Treasury
Defending the Grand Army of the Republic speech and incidents
Major Warner, as Commander-in Chief, defended the Grand Army of the Republic at a Chicago banquet, saying the platform is broad enough for all citizens and urging duty in the present. The report also notes Jay Gould's Thanksgiving effort to persuade President Cable on railroad reforms, a mine fire at Calumet and Hecla, and a theater shooting incident in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Allentown
Cohansett
Mass
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Omaha Road
Spooner
Wis
Keely Motor Company
Philadelphia
Jeffersonville
Ind
William Arnsdale
Middleton
Anna Rllen Neal
Cumminaville
Cincinnati
Whitby
Eng
Ganonen
Ogdensburg
N. Y
New York
Hudson Guards
Manhattan Park
Louis Mudbank
Green's Siding
Northern Pacific
Cagselton
Oak
Haytien” Republic
Moment Feington
London
Florida
Alabama
Amanda Morrison
Provincetown
Maxs
Mata
Daniel Morrison
Jordan's Ferry
Nova Scotia
Greenwich Street
Bintish Medical Society
Frederick
Morell Mackenzie
Panalia
Delaware
Daniel FE
Cave
Sickles
Kieff
Russia
Jay Gov
President Cable
Rock Island
Cable
Henay Mervin
John Lowell
Placerville
Cal
Kilrain
Mitchell
Kiernan
Washington
Duts
Goveaxon Set
Virginia
Masket
Wayman Sutton
Wytheville
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
Dayton
Seruixcen & Co
Mutual Glass Company
Pittsburgh
Aravat Lixke
John Albin
Olney
Ill
Larabelle
Wabash
Calumet and
Hecla
Michigan
Warner
Reid
Grand Anny
Comrane
Grand Army
Reputiic
Eex
Faidalil
New Yoas
Jay Gould
Hh. Hy Cable
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Read
Gould
Calumet
Joseph Masaler
Antonia Kessler
Joo Vandebilt
Drew Hansen
Wasminatox
Nor
Kieguan
Jake Kilalst
Charley Mitchell
John W. Robinsén
Hee Caughe Robinson
Bin
Aswaog Howy O. Tray
Cleveland as patriot and reformer compared to Gladstone
The Kansas City Star notes Grover Cleveland retiring as a landmark in American politics. It likens him to Gladstone for reform and progress, praising tariff critique, independent leadership, and long-term impact on national unity. It contrasts Harrison and Blaine as future officials, while acknowledging enduring public esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taritt
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Pomco
Cleveland
Gladstone Toxlay
Hiwest
Gladstone
Trieh Church
Great Britain
Ireland
Tis County
Bern
Salisbury
General Harrison
Henry Clay
American Republic
Nansas City
New York's Influence in U S Presidential Elections
A Chicago Herald analysis traces New York's historical role in selecting presidents, noting Virginia's early dominance and New York's rise, faction battles, and the art of culling. It argues the Empire State's influence waned, with the West and Mississippi Valley set to dominate future national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt
New York
Alwo
van Bureneland
Aaron Barr
George Clincton
Daniel D. Tompkins
Martin van Buren
Chester A. Arthur
Virginia
Virgina
van Buren
Cass
Fremont
Buchanan
Seymour
Grant Sueh
Empire State
West
Mississippi Valley
Herald
Chicago Herald
Post Election Thoughts Across National Lines
A collage of editorials comments on post election mood and reforms. The Philadelphia Call criticizes a yearlong business shutdown. Kansas City Times fears Civil Service reform favors Republicans. Springfield Republican recalls Horace Greeley as an honest writer. Chicago Herald notes the Chinese vote influence in New York politics. Cleveland Plain Dealer critiques Chinese policy and tariff fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phidelphia
Kansas City Times
New York
Horace Groeley
Tom Lee
Tha ‘Twenty-first Assembly
William Sing
America
Fourth Ward
Chicago
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J. & Perkins
Atkins & Branch Crooke’s Laws
Brinley
Ondsdertaerbahr
LX Woden and
Wetallic Cooffrins
A Thorson
Sextoon
Brooklaven
Mise
Wastenurat
Miss Thompson
Sexton
Marlelurst
Misa
Auirona
Folete Qeachco Tn
Coplahanitea Setning Conutes
Mi Supreme
Agp
Apribely
A, Mwenthal, JF
Mkoukhaven
Buss
Limcots Ang
Orvice
Brotus
A, Comonair
Brookhaven
Mississippi
Supreme Anc
Stacks R
Moore
Wesson
Miss
Pitt
Brook Raven
Monticelio
Mexicbursy
J. W. Bennett
Smythe’s Lrug
E. J. Bowen
Hrookhaven, Miss
Frilick
Nestar
Cherokee St
Liverpool
Globe
J. Warren
Cai
Tim
Sam Lightfoot
ALD
Brookuavey
Op Frosis Arent
Wyatt
Jackson, Min
Quarent
Belgum
M. Gov
Laecouipower
Hin Anind
Til Roesian
Department of Railways
THY
Cambridge
Yale
Berlin
New Guinea Company
Puisik Ferman
Sofia
Sublime Porte
Numa Gilly
Chamber of Deputies
Herik Wittam Hassetatas
Lyman Puslee
Jack the Ripper
Minneapolis
Minn
Whitechapel
Roser Triser
Ghent
Skonktaky Wirtsey
Navy Department
Commodore Cleera Price
Duchess of Marlborough
Troy, N. Y
Chances County
BEWH
Mel Michael
Gatling Gun Company
Danth
Carlsruhe
Germany
Herr Halseberg
Bankendeck
Court Krysky
Lower Austria
Missouri
Kangna
Texas
Arkansas Expan Ag. Pen
Jopae Beewen
Dubuque
Levonport
Burlingtag
Wiopted
Paul
News OF the
Telegraph
Mall
Art Hopkinsville
Madison County
Ala
Thomas Cox
Paint Rock Creek
Adams Express Company
Knoxville
Tenn
Joshua Swipe
Margaret Doulas
Center Ridge
Ark
Treasury
Congress
Tennessee
A Newell
Rudderville
Stephens
Ly Ayia
Durant
Omh
Hope
Saat
John M Wetton
Cen
His
Trusty
Dim and
Maine
de Forts
Jake Shepherd
Columbia
Edmunds
Chia Chicago Utobe
Suston
Metpire
Atlanta Constitution
China
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