Thurman Receives Ovation In Fort Wayne Welcome
Hon. Allen G. Thurman leads a large Democratic delegation through Fort Wayne with a high-spirited reception. Crowds braved rain to greet the Old Roman as governors and senators spoke at multiple venues praising Cleveland and urging strong Democratic gains in Allen County and Indiana.
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Fort Wayne
Hendricks
Brice
Judge Thurman
Remin
Hendricks Legion
Warne Hotel
Wayne
Allen G. Thurman
Isaac P. Gray
Joseph FE. McDonald
Allen W.thurman
Winclover
D. Tl Bass
RC. Bell
Geo. We Lowe
Py Randall
Alg. McClellan
B. Bond
Charles M-Culloch
J. H. Unyeemach
A. E. Oftman
Jscol Stieux
Peter Scheid
Pod. Fallon
James ©. Kane
Edward Gilmatin
O. E. Bradway
A.C. Trentman
Hendricks Club
Joseph E. McDonald
Bell
Fred J. Hayden
Allen County
Democratic Parade Dominates City With Cleveland Thurman Support
A grand procession honoring Cleveland and Thurman fills the streets as thousands gather from distant points. Veterans and civic groups lead the parade while decorations, bands, and fireworks illuminate the city. Prominent visitors view from the Wayne hotel balcony as confidence grows for a Democratic win.
Severe Lake Michigan Storm Roils Vessels
Dispatches report a Thursday storm injuring ships along Lake Michigan. The steam barge M M Grake laden with corn from Chicago to Buffalo lies on a reef near Cheboygan, while the Mediator schooner was driven off Racine with crew taking to boats. A large veal laden schooner ashore near Bailey’s Harbor Wisconsin. Several vessels hard hit, canvass lost, and several schooners unaccounted for. no deaths reported yet. Crenoreax Michigan notes Drake ashore on Grey's reef and Levithian sails to search with men to throw car overboard amid heavy seas.
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Lake Michigan
M. M. Grake
Chicago
Buffalo
Cheboygan
Mediator
Racine
Bailey’s Harbor
Crenoreax
Mich
Drake
Grey's Reef
Skiltagulles
Levithian
Politival Conversions Shake Up New York Republicans
The Batavia gathering led by Henry B. Fisher drew strong Republican support for the national ticket. Republicans present pledged tariffs reform and organized a notable revolt, signaling a stampede in this part of New York.
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Buffalo
N. Vo
The
Times
Batavia
Cleveland Guards
Henry B. Fisher
Ed Moody Buried by Falling Chimney in Cemetery
A fire at the sexton’s residence in the Lutheran cemetery Friday morning buried Ed Moody, a Minute Man and electric light caretaker, beneath the falling chimney. Moody sustained serious internal injuries and may not survive. The incident occurred as authorities note the blaze left the home a total loss.
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Ed Moody
New York Democrats bullish on 1888 win amid registration surge
Special to The Sentinel reports New York Democrats claim a large registration gain over 1884 and expect a sweeping victory. Quay Leeds McMiane plots alleged. Spinola and Richardson predict a 69,000 city majority and 270,000 votes, with Cleveland Thurman favored.Brooklyn GOP gains cited in business groups as Democrats push turnout. Governor Hill lauds western tour support and anticipates big Democratic pluralities in city, Brooklyn, and state.
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New Yeurs
New York
Pennsylvania
Quay
Athletic City
Leeds
McMianes
Jam
Everett House
Ann Election Flan
Ivuid
Chris McGee
Chivago
Harrison
Philadelph
Democratic Party
Nation Democratic Committee
Tameiming Hall
J. J. Richardson
Iowa
Francis D. Spinola
Tammany
City of
Brooklyn
Ridgeway
Cleveland
Thurman
ISSS
Blaine
Tada
Danvers
Eilwat M. Dickerson
Paient
Stock and Petroleum Organization
Maaner
Produce and Maritime Exchange Club
Thurnun
Governor Hill
Hoffman House
Hill
National Guards
Andrew Morgan Murdered by Thieves in Xenia Ohio
Andrew Morgan of Xenia Miami county was shot and killed early yesterday while on the way to a fire set by burglars at Rausman’s store. Investigators say two or three men, wearing caps, fired from near the scene as they robbed the store and fled eastward. Morgan died from a heart-wounding shot after attempting to flee. He was the sole support of his widowed mother.
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Tendricks
Cleveland Witd Pilden Elub
Jeffersonians
Pharmuuat Bandana Ehib
J. A. Goulden
Dutsburg
Court House
J. M. Barrett
Academy of Music
Joseph E. McDonald
Isaac P. Giray
Montgomery Hamlton
Princess Rink
Thurman
Voorhees
Everett Bell
J. H. Bass
Grover Cleveland
United States
Treasury Department
Cleveland
Congress
Democratic Party
Harrison
General Grant
Genleman
Applans
Republican Junty
Senate of the
Raduna
Republican Party
Indiana
Allen
Fort Wayne
Custom House
New York
Iever
District of Columbia
Dumas
Blaine
Lynn
Massachusetts
East
Brete Harte
Bill Nye
Dhey
Henry Clay
Xexia
Andrew Morgan
Xenia
Miami County
Rausman
Morgan
Los Axaceles
Cal
University of Southern California
Alva Clarke
Cambridge
Los Angeles
Clarke
Lick
St. Louis
Hamilton Brown Shoe Company
Lasting
Cumberland Valley Road
Linn
Charles Bitner
Chambersburg
Republican fraud and forged Labor Signal circulated in east
A forged edition of the Labor Signal, bearing altered politics, is alleged to have been issued by Republicans to sway eastern voters. The alert, from Indianapolis, accuses Republicans of deceit and outlines plans to “Kemballize” with Pinkerton guards and alleged favoritism by U.S. election supervisor John T. Davenport, inviting swift investigation and accountability.
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Sentinel
New York
N. Y
P. Sheerin
National Democratic Committee
Indianapolis
Colonel Brice
Lutor
Harrison
West
Indiana
United States
Pinkerton
John T. Davenport
Davenport
Open Switch Wreck Kills and Injures Train Crew
Two Baltimore and Ohio trains wrecked near Washington and Washington Va open switch failures caused deaths of engineer James Noonan and passenger Newell plus multiple injuries. A corrected list names additional casualties and wounded, with officials stating the wreck was the worst seen.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Stephen Collins
Pittsburg
Batchelor
Cincinnati
Washington, Va
James Noonan
Newell
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Brown
James W. Batchelor
Greer
Dodge City
Kas
A. Brackman
New York
Henry Murray
Burgettstown
S. W. Calwell
A. Faber
A. L. Brown
Chicago
John Jones
C. W. Matthews
Sleeper
W. J. McConkey
Hannah McKinney
New Concord
Fifer
Allegheny City
Henry
Wm. McAuliffe
Glenwood
C. G. Cullin
A. H. Clark
Rochester
N. Y
W. 8. Green
Kan
A. Brockman
Collins
Brown
Hays
Columbus
Ohio
Blaine to Campaign in New York Cities
Hon. James G. Blaine with Walker Blaine Gen. Adam E. King and reporters travels by special car to Buffalo for a speech today. He then speaks at Rochester tomorrow night and at Madison Square Garden New York City on Wednesday to workers. The tour ends his New York campaign engagements, with a possible return for the business men's parade before the election.
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Catcaco
James G. Blaine
Walker Blaine
Adam E. King
Buffalo
Michigan Central
Blaine
Rochester
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York
Murdered in a Church Yard in Courmmnia Church Yard
Claudia Harris, a woman of bad repute, was found dead early this morning in Trinity church yard with three pistol-shot wounds. No clue to the murderer.
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Courmmnia
Claudia Harris
Trinity Church Yard
Plug hat brigade meets General Harrison in Springfield
Oct 22 report from Inpranaponis notes 2,000 attached to Gen Als Bushell Tilden command arriving in Springfield to call on General Harrison. Also Lawrence of the supreme court sustains the will of Samuel J. Tilden and Hon Andrew Ellison of LaGrange visits the city.
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Inpranaponis
Plughat
Springfield
Oho
Harrison
Als. Bushell
New York
Justice Lawrence
Supreme Court
Samuel J. Tilden
Andrew Ellison
LaGrange
City
T. B. Ellison
Washington
Iowa
Catholic Mission Meetings Spark Awakening in Wasasg
In Wasasg on October 22 a strong Catholic awakening is noted due to mission meetings at St. Barnard's church. A large number of converts are reported. Father J. H. Buthe, aided by Rev. G. Schlachter from Marie Stein Ohio, delivered daily sermons. Three meetings a day were conducted.
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Wasasg
St. Barnard’s Church
J. H. Buthe
G. Schlachter
Marie Stein
Two Suspected Murderers Arrested in Indiana
A Mt Carme from Illinois reports Sheriff McNair arrested John and James Sinclair at Oakland City Indiana. They are suspected of fatally beating and robbing John Buchendorfer a prominent Evansville man who died. One suspect is a notorious character recently released from Indiana penitentiary.
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Evansville
Mt. Carme
McNair
Oakland City
Ind
John
James Sinclair
John Buchenburger
Indiana Penitentiary
Timbermen killed as shaft cage falls eight hundred feet
October 22 in Leapinnur Col all timbermen J H Berryvman and John Fledell died when the cable parted and the cage plunged 800 feet down the Walfton mine shaft. Their bodies were crushed beyond recognition.
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Leapinnur
Col
J. H. Berryvman
John Fledell
Walfeton
Death of a Colored Minister in Logansport
The Rev. George Lee, a colored minister, died Friday in Logansport at eighty. Widely known across the state, he came here nineteen years ago from Missouri where he had been enslaved for forty years. The obituary praises his intelligence and Christian life and ends with a promotional note for Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood disorders, neuralgia, and rheumatism.
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Missouri
Josephu
James Craig
Congress
Thomas A. Hendricks
St. Joseph
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Localsport
George Lee
Logansport
Ayer
Congress Adjourns on Last Day of Protracted Session
Washington Oct 20 The last day of the longest congressional session ends with adjournment sine die after a morning of formalities. A joint resolution allows the Cincinnati exposition exhibit to stay through November 15. The house and senate name committees to wait upon the president, and thanks are extended to Speaker Carlisle and officers for fair handling. Final business includes a proposed constitutional amendment for popular election of senators and minor nominations.
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Washington
Congress
E. B. Taylor
Ohio
Cincinnati
McMillen
Tennessee
Messrs. McMillen
Clements
Georgia
Ryan
Kansas
House
John G. Carlisle
Carlisle
Hopkins
New York
Allison
Saulsbury
Blackburn
Select
Mitchell
United States
Senate
Watch and cash stolen at hotel in Wabash
William Baxter of Cincinnati, traveling for the Davis carriage factory, lost his watch and a substantial sum while staying at a Wabash hotel. The vest containing the items hung by the door. thieves are thought to have accessed it through the transom. Two Fort Wayne men, Frank Dicks and John Ervine, checked in and then vanished. they are suspected.
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Wasnasu
William Baxter
Davis Carriage Factory
Cincinnati
Frank Dicks
John Ervine
Fort Wayne
Rumors Of Col Pulsifer Death In Bostos
In Bostos on October 22 reports say Colonel Pulsifer died from possible self harm amid business troubles. Some sources claim natural causes, others whisper suicide with a revolver found beside him. body discovered Saturday after a Thursday night event.
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Bostos
Colonel Pulsifer
Newton
Willard Re-elected Leader in W C T U Convention
New York Oct 22 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union wrestled with chair rulings as delegates voted Willard president again 360 of 391. Buell named corresponding secretary Woodbridge recording secretary. Yesterday W C T U session featured preaching by Elizabeth Wrenwood and talks on social purity health motherhood and a petition to Congress for protection from crimes against women and girls.
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New York
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Aldrich
Iowa
Francis E. Willard
J. Ellen Foster
Caroline B. Buell
Mary A. Woodbridge
Mothers’ Department
Miss Willard
Congress
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