Watterson's Toledo Speech Warns of Republican Ties to Wealth
Henry Watterson, in Toledo, critiques the current U S political scene as unstable yet hopeful. He laments party entanglements with capital, warns of a Wall Street alignment, cites Sherman and Butler, and calls for a change in the next Congress to curb excess influence and restore republican virtue.
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Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Toledo
United States
South
General Butler
Massachusetts
General Chalmers
Mississippi
Mahone
Republic
Ohio
John Sherman
National Capitol
Congress
Sherman
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sherman Wohlamer
Virginia
Chalmers
Seward
Chase
Blair
Summer
Greeley
Fessenden
Trumsull
Morton
John C. Calhoun
Upio
Jay A. Hubbell
Hubbell
United States—although As Vicerages Had Won Some Civil-service Daurel Tany
Geel
Treasury
Be al
Judee” Poly
Gould
Forzery
Stock Exchange
Edo
Mr. Gould
Mranderbilt
New York
Washington
White House
Wall Street
Spada
Monte
Ante Christo
Jay Gould
Empire
Union
Julius Caesar
Roeblichhs
Meniace
Robeson and
Keifer
Shéulfi
Charley Foster
House of Representatives
Ohio shows Democrats surge amid Republican defeats
The Detroit Free Press notes Ohio shifts to a strong Democratic majority amid GOP losses in statewide and congressional races. It cites gerrymandering failures, broad cross-county gains, and national party missteps as driving a historic Republican collapse and a fresh momentum for party leaders in New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Michigan.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
Congress
Grover Clavell
Michigan
Detroit
Itree Press
Prisoners Face Beard Rights Under New State Rule
Massachu setts State Prison convicts may choose shaving or growing beards. Notable cases include Stickney from Fall River and Lucius Pond of Worcester, both defaulters who had no beards before imprisonment.
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Massachusetts State
Stickney
Fall River
Lucius Pond
Worcester
Loslion
Worldly views on a great comet and its fate
Prof Skinner of the Naval Observatory weighs Prof Proctor and other scientists’ claims that the present comet matches 1843 and 1880 images. He cautions against rash predictions, notes observational limits, and suggests the sun could handle any potential collision without Earth destruction.
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Skinner
Naval Observatory
Proctor
Hubbard
Safford
Kentucky Romance Ends In Lexington Shaker Bride Weds
A Lexington dispatch reports a romance from the Shaker community near Harrodsburg. Miss Maggie Johnson, nineteen, wed R A Mulligam at Mr T J Nichols residence after legal consent by Nichols as guardian due to her underage status. The couple married last night with friends in attendance.
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Lexington
T. J. Nichols
R. A. Mulligam
Maggie Johnson
Shakers
Harrodsburg
Kentucky
Shena
Mauggie
Soaker
Iiven
Runaway Couple Weds After 14 Miles To Rail Depot
William Crane and Mary Bayne, a Culpeper County pair, arrived in Alexandria with a young man bragging he helps couples in trouble. They sought a Washington license but married upon returning, then toured a boarding house serenade before planning homeward. The groom hailed the “good luck” of matrimony.
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William Crane
Mary Bayne
Culpeper County
Alexandria
Mr. Crane
Miss Bayne
Washington
Alecandria (Va,) Gazette
Accidental Shooting Claims Life Near Macon
James Dunden and Richard Davis planned to watch a sugar cane patch near Macon after raids on the crop. An accidental double shotgun discharge mortally wounded Davis, with Dunden seeking help. Davis showed some life yesterday but was considered likely to die. Both men are prominent locals, and the community mourns the tragedy reported from Atlanta by the Chicago Tribune special.
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Macon
Atlanta
James Dunden
Charles Tankersey
Dunden
Richard Davis
Chanden
Pastoral Appointments Unveiled at Rock River Conference
At the Aurora session of the Rock River M. E. Church Conference Bishopoe ay announced numerous pastoral appointments. The list names numerous pastors and charges across Illinois districts including Freeport Joliet and Aurora, with several supplied posts and noted leaders such as J. M. Caldwell and H. Fisk among others.
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Rock River M.K
Aurora
Rock River M
Oeay
A. C. Geogoegt
A. Vavunue
Payanne Oy
Wil
Crave
sCantitie
Mpson Charch
T. By
Hilton
Winter Street
J. Woerhilpasonmi Uel
Watson Th
Ie Mattock
Ineolir
C. H. Zimimermin
Grand Crossing
W. H. Holmes
Geneva
John B
Mission Society of the M. BE. Church
Trinity Quarterly Conference
Menor Raymond
Garret Biblical Institute
Evanscon First Church Quarterly Conference
H. F. Fisk
Northwestern University
Evanston First Church Quarterly Conference
C. G. Trusdell
Chicago Relief Society
8. G. Lathrop
Cook County Bible Society
Clark Street Quarterly Conference
F. W. Merrill
Northwestern Preparatory School
Rockford
C. BE. Mandeville
Marenges
J. M. Clendenning
McHenry
Bigwod
J. C. Bigelow
New Milford
G. H. Wells
Nunda
J. M. Conlee
Poplar Grove
Capron
M. M. ©. Smith
Richmond
Hebron
Rockton
Apple River
C. EB. Burch
Council Hill
James Lowery
Dakota
J. H. Thomas
Ducand
Davis
Elizabeth
Robert Beatty
Forreston
G. P. Sullivan
Galena
T. C. Clendenning
Hanover
C. E. Smith
Kent
George Colerove
Lanark
George Chase
Louf River
Lauver
Lena
F. F. Farmice
Mount Carmel
Warren
E. W. Drew
Dixon
W. A. Spencer
P. E. Dixon
Ol. F. Mattison
Albany
J. Hitchcock
Amboy
G. W. Carr
A<bton
A. H. Schoonmaker
Bethel
A. H. Miler
Blackberry
G. L. Stuff
Colts
M. M. Bates
Cortland
F. Hardin
Creston
Lighthouse Point
T. R. Satterfield
Lynden
K. Breen
Malta
W. H. Locke
Maple Park
Dayton
J. W. Briggs
Miledgeville
M. W. Sattersfield
Morrison
D. Sweet
Mt. Morris
G. L. Wiley
Oregon
C.F. Keyder
Palo
F. A. Read
Rochelle
A. M. Pitcher
Rock Falls
J. C. Stoughton
Plato Center
A. B. Millar
Sterling
Fourth Street
James Baume
Broadway
RK. M. Smith
Sycamore
W.A. Smith
Aurora Distriot
John Williamson
First Church
R. D. Sheppard
Galena Street
N. M. Stokes
Compton
St. H
Sandwich
C. W. Thornton
Shabbona Grove
T. L. Olmstead
Sheridan
A. M. White
Steward and Lee
Dr. W. Linn
Tampico
J. Hi. Whiple
Walnut
B. A. Dickens
Waterman
J. O
Aster Yorkvile Baw
Adams
Wrand and West Bureau
A. Newton
Twin Grove
Flats
Caleb Foster
Deselm
J. A. Edmonson
Elwood
H. R. Antes
Frankfort
New Lenox
J. Roades
Kankakee
N. H. Axtel
Lemont
T. Shaw
Lisbon
Janney
Stockfort
G. W. Winslow
la Salle
Penu
F. A. Duzestine
Mantino
A. M. Horn
Marseilles
Rutland
Watson Tranter
Traveller
Momence
Grant Park
Genier
G. B. Millar
Morris
Earney
Mokena
K. Woodcock
Ottawa
Young
Plaitfield
E. C. Arnold
Plattville
H. M. Springer
Peotone
M. H. Plum
Seneca
Manlius
Joseph Caldwell
Wilmington
Rufus Congdon
Grant
Shermanville
G. K. Hoover
A. B. Mare
JoBybell
W. H. Hoadley
Uaiesignanger Dakota
J. P. Morris
M. Y Wilcox
Central
China
Mattoon Coal Depth Touts Deep Mine Glory
The State Geologist deems Mattoon coal from the deep mine equal to the best in Illinois noting a shaft 300 feet deeper than any other in the state. A tragic accident in Green County involves a child hurt by scissors on a September 26 porch incident. Sam Richardson, deserter with thirteen children, was brought back from Toronto after abandoning family and cash.
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Mattoon
J. P. Hunt
Roadhouse
Green County
Sam Richardson
Macon
Toronto
Canada
Mpbantly
LUNG BALM Cures Mother and Others, Claims Druggist Notes
Va. merchant reports LUNG BALM cured his mother of consumption after doctors gave up. He says others with similar cases have improved after using the balm and urges trial. Ohio wholesaler notes Mathias Freeman cured of twelve years bronchitis by the balm, calling it a common remedy.
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Diapes
Bowling Green
Wa. A. Granaw & Co
Zanesville
Ohio
Mathias Freeman
Allens Lve Balsam Popular Lung Remedy in Dubuque
A voluntary editorial from the Dubuque Herald extols Allen s Lung Balsam as the leading lung remedy in Dubuque and surrounding areas. Gisten and customers praise its wide sale and satisfaction for lung diseases, with the editor noting personal family use and recommending it as an unbeatable Expectorant sold by all medicine dealers.
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A. Vogeler & Coo
MidiMinmome
Allens Lve
Dubuque
Adien
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