Desperate Schemes to Steal Next Senate Exposed
A Washington discussion outlines Democratic control of the Senate after the 1893 election scrutiny. Hold over Democrats total 28 and Republicans 25 with Kyle and Peffer pivotal. Analysts warn of schemes to steal Montana California Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas legislatures and emphasize vigilance to prevent fraudulent seats.
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Wasumatsa
Senate
Montana
California
Wyoming
Stanford
Felton
Tom Carter
National Republican Treasury
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Butler Carlisle
Coke Colquitt
Gibson
Randall
Harris
Hunton
Kenna
McPherson
Morgan
Ransom
Wallthall
Blackburn
Brice
Call
Gordon Hill
Irby
Jones
Palmer
Pugh
Vance
West
Vilas
Voorhees
White
Carey
Chandler
Cullom
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Dolph
Frye
Higgins
Hoar
McMillin
Manderson
Kyle
Democrata
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Peffer
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Peifer
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Stevenson
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Michigan
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Missouri
Virginia
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Delaware
Maryland
Florida
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Pelfer
United States
Sanders
Metitang
Plan of Rehabilitation at Finance Company of Pennsylvania
The Evening Telegraph reports the Finance Company of Pennsylvania Congress elected George H. Earle Jr as president succeeding George W. Blubon. Earle outlines a plan to issue 2 million dollars in preferred stock to secure working capital while preserving existing assets and stockholder value.
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Philadelphia
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
George W. Blubon
George H. Earle, Jr
Earle
Treasury
Enm
Thave
Pennsylvania
Jpan
Andy
Stark
Eotneel
Moifman Va
Deubaqunty
Pindibad
Ita
Plana
TMP
Iia
Asing
Pehall
Lawelny
Miler
Closing Out Sale A Clothing and Fur Nishing Goods
Owing to changes in my business I will sell a large portion of stock at and below cost. Special drives on top shirts and underwear.
They Must Go Reorganization Plan Approved by Finance Board
The board approved the plan of reorganization outlined by Mr Early and authorized officers to carry it out. Subscription blanks will be mailed to shareholders with a December 24 deadline to start business on January 1 in Jonesboro. The superintendent notes limited trains and few stops complicate service. an arrest occurred Tuesday.
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Early
Jonesboro
Railway Authorities Resist Engineers Trial in Jonesboro
Rail officials pledge to resist any ruling from Jonesboro police after time delays to passenger train No. 2. An hour ten minute hold delayed the U S mail, with warrants issued for involved parties in a Federal case. Superintendent Huger calls the ordinance discussion political, noting Jonesboro no longer a stop for western trains.
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Jonesboro
wiTair
Swatts
United States Mail
Uncle Sam
Sur
Huger
Ist Trivesen
Hotel Carlisle to Open Soon with Lawrence Furnishings
A contract is nearly closed between the Kentucky Hotel Company of Lebanon, Kentucky, and John D. Lawrence of Vermont for a six year lease of a new three story brick hotel on East Main street. Lawrence will ship fine furniture from New England in about three weeks and bring two professional cooks. He will run a free wagon between hotel and depot. Lawrence has managed several East hotels and the Bellows Falls Towns Hotel case praises his kitchen and service.
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Kentucky Hotel Company
Lebanon
John D. Lawrence
Bellow
Falla
Vermont
East Main Street
Lawrence
New England
South
Beat
Towns Hotel
Bellows Falls
Eagle
Woodstock
Wilson Houes
Beth‘el
Bellows Falls Club
Towns’ Hotel
Cie Chisine
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Don Campbell
W. W. Kirkpatrick
East Tennessee
Carlisle
J.D. Lawrence