Gorman declines California Governor nomination
George C. Gorman former Secretary of the Senate firmly declines the Republican bid for California governor saying he would not accept under any circumstances. Pennsylvania coal strike losses reach about ten million dollars split between operators and workers. Fifteen thousand Philadelphians head to the Black Hills seeking fortune, while a peanut shop in retirement would lure some. The government moves to prosecute New York silk smugglers despite broad impact. MH LB Clafflin & Co is arrested and bailed in a major New York dry goods case. Governor Chamberlain of South Carolina reportedly seeks high backing for the Vice Presidency and may adjust views on a third term if needed.
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George C. Gorman
The
Senate
California
SarThe
New York City
MH. LB. Clafflin & Co
New York
Grov. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Blaine
Wilson
Bristow
Seth Green
Marquis of H
London
Acapulco
Mexico
Moses George
Danville
Chippewa
Signor
Joseph Beretta
Pavia
Italy
Clementine
Sicily
Palermo
Baltimore
Bowery
Nashau
N. SL
Rose Massey
Montague
Farjegn
Chicago
Louis Globe
St. Louis
Stonington
Political contrasts and party notes from distant states
The piece discusses Kentucky as a Democratic stronghold with no state debt and ample treasury, and South Carolina as Republican with $23 million debt in eight years. It also covers Senator Dawes on a third term letter, and an Indianapolis inquiry into Deaf and Dumb Asylum charges showing limited findings and a Board seeking full truth rather than whitewashing.
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Kentucky
Clay
South Carolina
Mr. Dawes
Massachusetts
Indianapolis
Fawkner
Editorials and Interviews on Railroads and Local Graduation Praise
The piece requests publication of a Thursday interview in Star editorial room detailing the railroad stance and identities behind charges against railroad management. It also lauds graduates at Dolan’s Opera House for outstanding oratorical and linguistic merit, praising instructors and pupils and asserting local intellectual vigor remains high.
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Seasow
The
Star
Wma
Dolan’s
Opera House
Indiana
Paros
Seo
Dykeman Statements Conflict With Railroad Officers
The record shows Dyke man through Smith offering statements that materially differ from those of railroad company officers, with a faint possibility that Mr. Dykeman is not the ...
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Dykeman
Smith
Mr. Dykeman
Editorial clash over bond funds and road management
A Plymouth letter discusses bonds, road finances, and the Star newspaper. It questions whether bond deductions covered a guarantee, notes roads run hard up yet still meet obligations, and contrasts the Star with the Patros and Dykeman led management.
The Colonel's Hat Goes To Court In Fashion
A bald colonel in a circuit court case mistakenly drenched his head with black varnish instead of hair vigor. The high hat glued to his head defied removal as judges and clerks yelled for hats off, leading to fines and a chaotic, comic courtroom scene.
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Col. Bangs
Bangs
Large Cattle Herd Drives from Texas to Kansas and Wichita
Millett Seth Mabry Ellison and Dewars, four cattle men, own 56 000 head headed from Texas. Over 200 men guard the herd with 700 horses needed for the drive. Cattle split between Creat Bend and Wichita while most head toward Creat Bend.
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Millett
Seth Mabry
JF. Ellison
J. FE. Dewars
Texas
Hed River
San Antonio
Creat Bend
Kan
Tiex
the Pacific
Wichita
Kiyare
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Black Hills
Niagara
Carly
Ball & Naylor
God Market Street
John Roots
Phenet
Elaine
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Phatos
Parnos
Mr. Smith
Roads
Star Tally
Clerk
Jones
Acullion
Detroit Free Press
Min
Griswold Street
Justice Alley
Hannibal Tiamlin
Tamlin Vicit
Sweden
Tvarts
Antonelli
St. Paul
James McTagcart
MarKkert Sr
Broadway
Fourth Sts
Western Coal Yard
COAL
Pittburgh
Logansport
Aia
Rosenthal & Mack
Market
Canal
Ind
Filler
J. P. Fitler
C. 1 Ewing
Mesa
Penn
Thos. Naren
Frankford
Philadelphia
J.B
Highstown
J. & Buchanan
Clarence
Low
G. G. Smith
Pittsford
N.Y
Jos. Beggs
Falls Church
Fitler
W. HL. Bringhurst
Tid
Barnheiser & Co
Johnson's
Warengule
Wm. Johnson, Tanguy & Barnheisel
H. H. Barnheisel
Wildonne
Tanguy
N. B
Jas. Finegan
Seneca Street
Buffalo
Van
R. J. Connolly
É&C
Avon Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson
Grover & Baker
Singer Offices
Union Square
Washington St
Olis
Market St
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