Death by Own Action Club Snares New York Doubtful Link
In New York on Oct 3 1892 coroner probes the death of J B Moorehead linked to a death by own action club. Actor Nestor Lennon says members must fix their own date of death and Moorehead declined a ten year parate offer. Col Canaday murder case echoes in DC equity court as Callahan denies partnership with Houghton ahead of next Saturday trial.
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New York
J. B. Moorehead
New York City
Sir
J. B. Mooreman
Nestor Lennon
Lennon
Moorehead
Philadelphia
Colonel Canaday
Washnation
United States Senate
Equity Court
District of Columbia
John C. Callahan
John Q. A. Houghton
Mr. Callahan
Canaday
Houghton
Wichita
Kan
Terrel
Rock Island
J. B.bailey
Utes Reach Colorado Border in Raid Fear County War
Governor Routt dispatches urgency after intelligence that Utes from Uintah Utah crossed into Routt county Colorado and threaten settlers. A clash is anticipated as stockmen brace for possible depredations while authorities demand the Indians return to their reservation.
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Redskina
Denver
Routt
Yampah River
Colorado
Uintah
Washington
Utah
Routt County
Bay City Blacksmith and Wife Die in Poison Pact
David La Piontagne a 65 year old Bay City blacksmith and his 55 year old wife drank poison together after declaring they were disgusted with life. The man is jailed awaiting the poison’s full effect as the wife dies.
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Bay City
Mich
David LaPiontagne
Essexville
Wages Are Heavier A Statistician’s case for tariff effects
Charles F. Peck New York labor commissioner releases annual report showing wage and production gains post McKinley tariff. Wholesale data from 8 000 blanks 6 000 returns reveal 1891 wages up 6 377 20 09 and production up 31 315 130 68 over 1890. 67 industries 75 percent show higher earnings. total wages rose 23 11 per year. 4 519 strikes in 1891 down from 6 258 in 1890, most in building trades.
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Charles F. Peck
New York State
Peck
Bureau
Tariff picture of Pearl button industry gains dismissed
The New York Press reports that under McKinley duties the Pearl button sector showed initial gains but home production soon erased the advance. Employment rose sharply by about sevenfold, suggesting price increases would be wiped out before the end of this administration.
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New York Press
Only Millionaires Can Afford Democratic Honors
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette notes that being chairman of the Democratic national campaign committee costs a tidy sum, making the honor affordable only to wealthy individuals. It argues that Democratic leaders hesitate to run due to high costs and the need for large fortunes.
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Brice
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Negro Voting Sparks Southern Fear Policy
The Watertown Times notes the fear of negro domination fades when the black voter supports the Democratic ticket but resurfaces as a dangerous factor to terrorize or exclude when voting Republican. The piece reflects racial politics in the era.
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South
Watertown
N. Y
Democratic Party and Civil War Volunteers on Presidential Tickets
A Denver Sun commentary notes the Democratic party has never since the war put forward a presidential candidate who volunteered for the Union forces. The remark contrasts party strategy with Civil War era service.
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Democratic Party
Union
Denver Sun
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