Depew on Home Rule and Anglo American Ties
Chauncey M. Depew arrives in New York and explains American views on home rule for Ireland. He argues federation benefits Britain while opposing European control of the American republics, noting English lords and Anglophiles in Britain. He recalls reactions from British elites and the warmth toward US securities and markets.
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United States
Sedan
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Paris
Grand Central Depot
Europe
England
Depew
London
Ireland
Chauncey
Africa
Australia
America
House of Lords
The Liberal Unionist Push in British Politics
Depew cites Liberal Unionist plans for local self government and state socialism, amid Tory inertia. He notes London dominance, Irish seat losses, Lords resistance, and possible alliances with the United States over China and Japan. He recalls German victory parades after Sedan and a desire for war with France to reclaim Alsace Lorraine.
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Great Britain
Depew
United Kingdom
Mr. Chamberlain
London
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
House of Commons
Nicaragua
Venezuela
United States
Times
Smalley
China
Japan
Germany
Sedan
Appomattox
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Nonger
England
Exons
Criticised by a Colored Man Over Whisky Concession
Washington officials report J E Johnson, secretary of the Atlanta exposition commission for the District of Columbia colored people, writes an open letter protesting a concession to sell cheap whisky in the Negroes building at Atlanta. He warns it could provoke disorder and urges the colored press to advise against attendance.
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Washington
J. E. Johnson
District of Columbia
Atlanta
Johnson
Charge Against Phil Armour In New York Divorce Case
In New York at a special term Judge Merwin heard Flora Hadcock Coleman sue for separation from John Stuart Coleman alleging ill treatment. Philip D Armour, of Chicago, denied ever meeting Mrs. Coleman or her mother and recalled a Stockbridge family years ago, dismissing the Coleman story.
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Hadcocks
Mrs. Coleman
Stockbridge
Coleman
Spring Valley theft case goes to higher courts
A Princeton Illinois jury ruled Spring Valley Coal Co must bear damages for a looted Spring Valley general store during last year’s strikes, totaling 16380 dollars. The verdict assigns blame away from the city and suggests the four armed men did not fire on the mob. The juror notes non English speaking workers may have influenced the incident.
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Princeton
Spring Valley Coal Company
Spring Valley
Ilinois
Ladd
Coal Company
National and local sports notes from Sept 16
New York reports no records at Manhattan field as Crum loses 100 yards to Wefers who ties the world mark in the 220. In Knoxville Alfred Bates’ prank on his wife ends in her death after ghostly ruse. Chicago Colts gain ground to fifth in pennant race amid scores from major league games across cities.
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London Athletic Club
American Athletic Union
Manhattan Field
Crum
Wefers
Enooxville
Tenn
Alfred Bates
Park County
Chicago
Colts
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pensions as Vested Rights Question Raised by Walker
Commander in chief Walker of the G A R says he plans a test case to settle whether pensions are vested rights. He expects a federal suit soon, contingent on consulting the administration council. outcome to be decided after meetings.
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Walker
Indianapolis
Council of Administration
Welcome Home for Grand Army Chief in Indianapolis
Indianapolis welcomed Colonel I N Walker commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic with a 6 30 p m arrival and a citywide salute. A banquet at Hotel Denison and a reception at the state house featured Governor Matthews Major Denny ex Commander Beath and General Carnahan amid a large crowd. Walker shook hands for an hour as thousands passed the stand.
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I. N. Walker
Denison
State House
Governor Matthews
Major Denny
Robbins
Beath
Philadelphia
Carnahan
Denny
Matthews
W. S. Carnahan
Indiana
Robert Beath
Walker
Five Witnesses Testify in Hinshaw Murder Trial
In Danville on September 16 the defense opened its case in the Hinshaw murder trial. The state outlined its theory that burglars killed Hinshaw’s wife, while five witnesses testified about the “woman in the case” and sightings of Allie Ferree with Hinshaw. Witnesses described tracks, alibis, and Hinshaw’s presence at home, as the state replayed testimony from the coroner’s jury.
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Danville
Hinshaw
Cyrus Callahan
Alvin Cornwall
Lennie Rushton
Allie Ferree
Indianapolis
Miss Ferree
Allie
Lawmnent Lawyer John M Butler dies in New York
John M Butler of Butler Snow & Butler law firm Indianapolis died last night at the Fifth Avenue hotel New York from heart failure after a severe grip illness. Born Evansville 61, he graduated Wabash 1858 and was prominent in railroad litigation and Republican campaigns though never holding office.
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Indianapolis
John M. Butler
Butler, Snow & Butler
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York City
Butler
Newport
New York
Alpheus Snow
Mr. Butler
Evansville
Ind
Wabash College
Corbettsville
Blaine
Garfield
Hounds Track Suspect in Hair Robbery Case
John Howe sues Dan Teeters for 10000 damages in Anderson circuit court after his arrest following bloodhounds being used to track a supposed robber of Miss Pence. Howe claims the dogs misled officers and he was jailed fifteen hours before release for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Anderson
John Howe
Dan Teeters
Anderson Bloodhounds
Miss Pence
Howe
Mat Afgan Howa
Burglary scare at General Harrison home
Indianapolis dispatch reports a burglar alarm at General Benjamin Harrison’s residence in the early morning. Neighbors searched the area in night robes and slippers but found no intruder. The incident caused a neighborhood wakefulness though no one was seen or harmed.
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Harrison
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Stranger Run Out Of Conway After Northward Abusive Rant
A 40 year old man claimed to be from Muskegon Michigan and spoke against the south and southern women triggering residents in Conway Arkansas to eject him with rotten eggs. He offered no name. Also included is the weather forecast for Washington and surrounding states detailing fair conditions with warmth and winds from the south.
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Conway
Ark
Muskegon
Mich
Cyclone Wrecks Ten Cars In Wisconsin
A cyclone near Madison Wisconsin knocked ten C&NW cars off the track injuring Conductor Henry Starr Brakeman Joseph Feltz of Baraboo and Dennis Foley baggageman at Hvansville all aboard the caboose which plunged down a thirty foot bank A tramp was hurt one man may die Starr will recover Feltz grievously injured downdraft felled trees and a barn Five men hurt at Chicago Carcano Sept 18 firefighters Greenhoff Peppin Reddick Canty Doyle injured in wagon overturning and at a small fire.
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Mora
Spain
United State
Uncle Sam
Firmonich Manufacturing Company
Chicago
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Ottumwa
Louis Birnbaum
Milwaukee
Altgeld
Paris
New York
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C. V. Riley
Department of Agriculture
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England
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Alabama
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Roy Spittle
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Aaron Scheibley
East Brookside
Tower City
Albert T. Spencer
Waukegan
Ill
Latimer
Pennsylvania
Verdigris River
Talalal
I. T
Less Bros
St. Louis
National Bank of the Republic
Olney
New Enngland
Sanborn
United States Court
Great Northern
Minnesota
Lenoxdale
Mass
W. L. Brown
Anniston
Joseph Long
Birmingham
Ala
Sordon
Madison
Wis
Northwestern
Henry Starr
Joseph Feltz
Baraboo
Dennis Foley
Baggageeman
Hvansville
Caboose
Felta
Starr
Carcano
Philip Greenhoff
Philip Peppin
William Reddick
Michael Canty
John J. Doyle
Youngster Whitaker Accused in Fatal Shooting on Seminole Reserve
In Wetumke on the Seminole reservation, 16 year old Lewis Whitaker shot and killed Edward Starkey after Starkey began to pursue him for alleged saddle theft. The incident occurred as tensions rose over a missing saddle and led to an inquiry by local authorities.
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GuruRiz
O. T
Wetumke
1. T
Lewis Whitaker
Edward Starkey
Nominees Named for State Offices in Republican Platform
The Republican state convention will field Debora E. Martin for judge of the court of appeals, John Palmer for secretary of state, James A. Roberts for comptroller, Addison B. Colvin for state treasurer, Theodore C. Hancock for attorney general, and Campbell W. Adams for state engineer. The platform condemns Democratic fiscal policy, opposes free silver, and supports protectionist economics, with a call for a balanced approach to excise laws amid lively internal debate.
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Sanatoea
N. Y
Court of Appeal
Debora E. Martin
Binghampton
John Palmer
Albany
James A. Roberts
Buffalo
Addison B. Colvin
Glens Falls
Theodore C. Hancock
Syracuse
Campbell W. Adams
Utica
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Defeated Candidate Seeks Ticket in Australian Ballot
Jefferson, Sept 16 A Republican convention dispute over the Australian ballot arises when Dr. O W Lowery, defeated for representative, files nomination papers with twenty five Republican voters to place his name atop the county ticket The county auditor will decide whether such papers are valid under law and may be appealed if refused The issue hinges on whether nomination papers from a convention have legal standing versus papers filed by party officials
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Jefferson
O. W. Lowery
P. A. Smith
Lowery
Pone
Hall and Clark Debate Silver Coinage in Missouri
In Missouri on September 16 Congressman A. B. Hall and former Representative Champ Clark debated the money question. Hall urged free coinage of gold and silver at a parity-ensuring ratio, while Clark advocated free silver at 16 to 1. Clark spoke about an hour and Hall about an hour and a half. Hall displayed questions on a blackboard for Clark to answer. Clark did not answer all before Hall’s closing remarks. A crowd gathered, and Hall displayed the unanswered questions at the end.
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A. 8. Hall
Champ Clark
Clark
Hall
Bland
Huntsville
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