Call Cpop the Democratic National Con tittes and Refute Some of the State ments Made in General Latler's Letter of Acceptance
Delegation of workingmen meets the National Democratic Committee to correct Butler statements. They assert the resolutions committee heard labor groups and inserted their demands into the Democratic platform, creditting Gov Cleveland with advancing labor measures despite Republican opposition. They deny the claim that five cent fare, mechanics lien, and car drivers bills were driven by labor groups.
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Cpop
Democratic National
Latler
New Tors
National Democratic Committee
J. A. Thompson
Car Driver’s Union
J. J. Cavanagh
Engineer's Union
B. M. Ahei
Brass Worker’s Union
A. A. Carsey
Committee On
National Labor Party
Federated Trade’s Union
New York
Cleveland
United States
anti-Monopoly League
Labor Party
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Private Henrys Body Autopsy Sought For Ex-Greely Member
New York officials pursue permission for exhumation and autopsy of Private Henry Buck from the Greely Arctic expedition. Coroners plan to submit a formal written request to the Secretary of War, arguing national cemetery authority and possible future precedent.
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New York
Levy
Robinson
Long Island City
Governor's Island
Greely
Perry
Cartermaster General
Washington
Congress
United States
Cypress Fill
Charles Henry Buck
Miss Buck
Parry
Secretary of War
Queens
Destitution in France and postal convention news
Reports from Rome and Marseilles describe cholera's decline in France while destitution rises among refugees in Marseilles and Toulon. United States representatives Otto and Crawford head to the Lisbon Postal International Convention. Treasury approves new shipping commission fees to reduce government costs.
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United States
Postal International
Lisbon
Comemissionere
Marseilles
Toulon
Rome
France
Italy
Chesham
W. T. Otto
J. 5. Crawford
Portugal
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Navigation
Pew
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Congress
Legislature Amends Ltd Meberger Bill and Adjourns
The General Assembly adopted the conference report on House Bill No 21 changing the date of exchange to July 1 1892 and limiting new bonds for coupons on registered bonds. The session recessed to October 22 and later reports mention Ottawa volunteers for Nile relief and the New York Firemen convention opening with city welcome and plans for parades and drills.
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Second
Lespare
Dunkirk
Wharton
John Jackle
Leopard
Second Streets
Los
Comfortsbte
Parteglara
la Curiat
General Assembly
Joint Committee of Conference
Bond
Hughes
Association
Execution of a Rapist Stuns Dawson Georgia
Dawson Georgia August 26 1890 a large crowd witnessed the execution of George Clarke an eighteen year old colored man for raping his employer’s wife The event followed a string of assaults with mention of lynchings and trials across the state The town faced threats and militia deployment as spectators watched Clarke led to the scaffold at noon and executed in view of about six thousand people shortly after dawn reports describe tense race relations and security measures afterward the crowd dispersed amid fears of further violence
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Harrissone
T Patrona of Husbandry
Leonard Axone
Centre County
State Grange
Victor E. Potlett
Hradley County
Dudwiddle
Signal Service Bureau
Bureau
Bleck
Dawson
George Clarke
Georgia
Clarke
Cheatham
McDaniels
Atlanta
Woolfolk
Albany Guards
Dawson, Bu
Albany
Aljuny
Lawson
Ley
Imob
War in China and French operations near Ke Lung
Dispatches from Shanghai report heavy bombardment of the Min River forts at sunrise with unclear results while Kin Pai forts remain untouched. Reports discuss Admiral Courbet's plan with Lespes to seize Ke Lung and potential Tonquin expedition. French government prepares to move troops to China and Tonquin. Various papers defend Courbet against cruelty charges amid international tension.
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Loxspox
Shanghai
Kin Pai
Mong Kong
Courbet
Pants
Couchet
Min
Arsenal
Lespes
Keo Lung
Tonquin
Yunnan
China
France
Ferry
Admiral Courbet
Paris
London Times
Koo Chow
England
Voltair
Temps
Alexandria
Sabil
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Loxpox
Ciina
Foo Chow
Lord Wolsely
Egypt
Nie
Mauseules
Pyrenees Orientals
Llerault
Aude
Italy
Corsica
Ajaccio
Berny
Conference of
Young Men's Christian Association
Bee
United States
Taft
St. Petersburg
Russia
Mir. Francis
Os Anetria
Lisbon
Outrage Attempt by Negroes Provokes Lynch Fear
In Cuarrasuuga Tennessee on August 27 two men named Melvin Lindsey and Nathan Rivers were arrested for attempting to assault Mrs Lacy a respected Rhea County woman. They allegedly threatened to kill her if she did not submit. The suspects deny guilt and will be taken to the crime scene today. County residents fear lynching as five white men remain jailed for a similar prior crime, stirring wide county excitement.
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Cuarrasuuga
Tenn
Melvin Lindsey
Nathan Rivers
Lacy
Rhea County
Cleveland Defeats New York in Nine to Four
Baseball summary from New York on August 27 reports the Clevelands beat the New Yorks 9 to 4. Other results include Athletics 3, Brooklyne & Baltimore Metropolitan 6, Baltimore-Cincinnati-Indianapolis 4, Cincinnati 5, Louisville-Columbus 4, Louisville & St Louis Toledo 6, St Louis 11, Pittsburgh-St Louis Unions 5, Pittsburgh 4, Richmond-Alleghenys 4, Virginian 4. The game ended after six innings due to rain, and rain prevented the Providence game.
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New Yorks
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Brooklyne
Baltimore
Metropolitan
Baltimores
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Louisville & St. Louis
Toledo
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
St Louis Unions
Pittburgh
Richmond—Alleghenys
Virginian
Providence
Remains of MacGahan Taken Toward Ohio for Burial
The remains of A. MacGahan were brought from the Brooklyn Navy Yard by tug and escorted by Ohio Legislature delegates and a Press Club delegation from the Battery to the Cy Hall. At four in the afternoon the body was moved to Pennsylvania Depot for transport to New Lexington, Ohio. A Knoxville earthquake shock later rattled East Tennessee at eight pm, causing minor scares but no damage beyond fear in some districts.
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Cornell
Philadelphia
William E. W. Ross
Baltimore
Common Council Chamber
Sons of Veterans of the United States
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Pennsylvania
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virgonia
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A. MacGahan
Brooklyn Navy
Ohio Legislature
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Percy
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