Cleveland Accepts Democratic Nomination Letter
Cleveland presents a concise letter accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. He argues tariffs burden working people, defends free trade as a goal, and calls reform essential. He supports civil service, honest money, and limits on immigration while praising his party’s democratic principles. News from New York and Chicago notes the letter’s dignified, terse style.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Penne
Saskins
Itl
Wilie
Tforalga
Wis Republic
Ife
Wasniscaron
Grover
New York Democrat DeWitt Warner Attacks Republicanism Here
John DeWitt Warner of New York city spoke to about 1500 locals in Yomlisson ball Monday night, criticizing Republican principles and signaling a possible return visit. In Ward 4, Republicans formed an organization at Blake and Rhode Island streets with 75–260 attendees. Joseph Broyles was chosen president as Rhudo Shiel spoke amid wrangling and enthusiasm.
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John DeWitt Warner
New York City
Ward 4
Blake
Rhode
The
Journal
Joseph Broyles
Rhudo Shiel
Cholera Fears Dwindle as Ships Reach New York
Health officials report the cholera scare fading with no quarantine cases at New York's port. The steamer Bohemia is cleared, emigrants await release, and a few cholera suspects are moved to hospital. Reports from Hamburg and Mainz note scattered cases. inoculation experiments suggest no direct blood transmission. Local officials in Hannena tally 17,300 cases since the outbreak began with 2,137 in hospitals.
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New York
Jenkins
Mediteranean
Bremen
Charles Afendascank
Ave
Ife
Hecention Hospital
Ahan
Bohemia
Cauerantine
Benurs
Moabite Hospital
Kiemperer
Derliner Christhe Wochenschrift
Klemperer
Hannena
Judge Gresham Bor e, Yet Did Not Visit Republican HQ
Judge Walter Gresham arrived in Indianapolis Tuesday morning and appeared healthier than before. He spent most of the morning around the federal building, dined with Noble and Butler, and later visited old friends around town, but did not visit Republican headquarters.
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Walter
Gresham
Indianapolis
Federal
Noble
Butler
Ife
Venezuela's Revolution Report From Brooklyn Steamship
The Caracas arrived in Brooklyn from Venezuela with updates on the revolution. Government supporters say rebels face difficulties while revolutionists claim the government is crumbling and putting up final struggles. Public sentiment across states favors a new government.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Brooklyn
Fromaguayra
The Dazzler and Chris and Lena At Local Theaters
A mixed review of light week fare notes The Dazzler at Inglishs Theatre draws large crowds with a few fresh ideas though the ensemble is uneven Annie Boyd’s voice shows wear The night show at Spire Theatre features a burlesque with notable costumed drills Pauling Markham directs a lively but cluttered performance Smith and the PDozas brothers provide amusing moments Handsome Pete Baker headlines at Park Theatre with Little Casino as a highlight Martha George and the German comedian contribute to a solid comedy act
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Inglish’s
Annie Boyd
Chinatown
Spire Theater
Billanga
Bea
Sahil
Pauling Markham
Pete Baker
Chris
Lena
Park Theater
Cagino
Martha George
Byeing and Cleariut. Susiti's dyeworks at 674 Penn St
Fragmentary advertisement notes a dye works at 674 Pennsylvania Street and mentions new sideboards at William Hiders and a dubious claim of cancer cure without knife by Dr. Bufkin with 96 percent assertion, all in terse lines.
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Susiti‘s
Pennsylvania St
Heiress Florence Blythe Married to Escape Marriage Proposals
San Francisco reports Florence Blythe, heiress to 4 million, wed in haste to flee constant offers of marriage. Her attorney notes she received about 60 European noble proposals, many from counts and dukes, with seals and heraldic marks proving authenticity. The letters treat women as property and demand access to her fortune.
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Peaterei
San Francisco
Florence Blythe
Florence
Gen. Tlart
Marriaze
Europe
Woman suffragists deny Woodruff Martin nomination
New York opinion from the state committee of suffragists states they had no part in last week’s nominating convention that claimed Mrs Victoria Woodbull Martin as president. The group says they do not nominate candidates, instead placing them on Republican or Democratic tickets. They note President Harrison and ex president Cleveland favor feminism, making a special nomination needless and ridiculous. The manifesto pins blame on the canal rights party led by Marietta Stone of California, which touted Belva A. Lockwood for president.
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New York
State Committee
Syoman
Hamilton Wilcox
Victoria Woodbull Martin
Harrison
Cleveland
Martin
Canal Rights
Marietta Stone
California
Belva A. Loekwood
Editor Dunlop Dropped From Chicago Evening Mail
J Br Dunlop publisher of the Chicago Evening Mail was dropped from the paper on Monday. He disposed of his interest and is rumored to start another evening paper. Both Dunlop and the Mail staff declined to speak. Dunlop was a respected local news reporter who rose from the ranks.
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Chncaco
J. BR. Dunlop
Chicago Evening Mail
Dunlop
Mail
Chicago
Raning
Sudden Death of Young Man Arthur Scrimsher
Arthur W. Scrimsher, 21, died suddenly at home at 629 Leliefontaine r Monday evening after quitting work that afternoon due to heart trouble. His head dropped at the supper table and he expired almost instantly. Dr. A H. Bigger attributed the death to heart disease. The deceased was a member of company A.
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Arthur W. Scrimsher
Leliefontainer
J. W. Scrimsher
A. H. Bigger
Company A
Multiple-unrelated incidents fill distressing local notes
A jumble of brief items reports Mrs. Harrison improving on Tuesday. Teenager Harry Blount of Craten shot himself after gambling on races. Miss Bertha Jose, a Glway teacher, fell from a swing and drowned in front of students. Actress Lotia underwent spinal surgery, delaying Toronto season. Allie Wilcox of Palestine elbowed a party guest, leaving the other gravely injured. death expected. Brothers Dick and Jim Smith traveled from Nashville to Louisville to see a jailed kin. the sheriff later showed them photos of gallows. Maud Spieyers, a colored Washington girl, died of diphtheria amid rising local cases and grim undertaker remarks.
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Toronto
Allie Wilcox
Palestine
Allie
Jim Smith
Nashville
Louisville
Maud Spieyers
Washington, D. C
Irvon Ball faction protests and indicts cashier methods
Somerby led Iron Hall faction in Indianapolis challenges Soimerby elected officers. Committees from city lodges arrive to protest and plan a legal fight. They claim mismanagement by Baltimore lieutenant Losmer and seek accountability for $9,500 of brand funds. Existing mortgages and property records raise questions about C B Davis and wife Rebecca.
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Somerby
Iron Hall
Kok
Soimerby
Indianapolis
Llosmer
Baltimore
MM. C. Davis
Iron 1
Hall
Philadelphia
Stars U
Davis Ami
Marion County
Indiana
Wile
Spring Garden
S$. A. Fletcher & Co
Hotel Burns Near Mt Pleasant in Virginia
A hotel in Mt Pleasant near Surry Serayoon Virginia burned Sunday night. The guests escaped with some valuables. The fire is blamed on an accidental lamp upset. No injuries reported.
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Serayoon
Met
Ploeagant
Mt. Pleasant
Police Uncover Secret Harness Theft Suspects in City
Police found two sets of harness and a saddle secreted on Indiana Ave. A special council session is demanded by the controller. Reports include fires on Alabama St and a series of legal actions from divorces to suits, with multiple applicants and local arrests.
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Indiana Ave
Common Council
Annia Stunt
Alabama St
J. W. Bartlett
W. Y. Washington St
Henry County
Supreme Court
Harper
Elizabeth Guinn
Alexander Guian
Marvin J. Christ
W. J. Cilkey
James Perriner DB
Ainsworth
N. Alshamast
Taill
Americas Club
Thomas Dine
Idge Cox
Willie Dbyea
Reform School
Lida Wallsce
William
Chicago
Jia Lockwood
Richard Hurley
Chasenger
Harvey Lawson
Buskirk
Marshal Smith
Ae Kaven
City Clerk Abrams faces impeachment amid supplies dispute
Turmoil in the city government centers on City Clerk Abrams and control of funds for stationery and supplies. Council members accuse Abrams of defying boards, withholding printed proceedings, and threaten impeachment. Deputy Hedian explains the lack of reports due to three months of little activity as winds and wrecks sweep nearby.
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Abrams
Gounel
Costello
Council
Public Works
Charles Parker
Board of Pubic Works
Dir
Thomas Hedian
Board Public Works
Bon G
Re Judea Court Of Appeals Judge Dies In Port Weather
George B., a judge from Comstock on the court of appeals, died Tuesday morning in a Port Weather area. The report notes his tenure and position within the judiciary and marks the loss for RAenioces and associated legal circles.
Lovers Depart to Witness Bhare Greatesh Betting Rally
A Terre Isiute delegation of businessmen plus sportsmen traveled to witness a fair in the old Wabash region. They discussed racing and bookmakers, noting local papers showed friendliness to races in the spring meeting. The group debated betting, with some supporting and others opposing wagering on the grounds.
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Boreas
Tuesaday Gaite
Terre Isiute
Navy
Wabash
Tom Potter
Geo. Marott
Billy Istieinsimith
Llorace Comstock
Dr. Beitten
der. Pantzer
Joe Gasper
Reid's Alice Marrkisld Marriage of Bliss Reid to Judge Harrison
The marriage of Bliss Reid, 24, daughter of Whitelaw Reid, to Judge Ralph Chandler Harrison, 56, a California Supreme Court justice, occurred Tuesday afternoon at Ophir farm. The ceremony joined prominent families, reflecting a high society union in a rural setting.
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Ana
Guards Dye Powzead Ey Usuvyicts Escape After Acme
In a chaotic jail scene, guards pursued three armed convicts who escaped during a reported alarm. Deputies joined the chase, pursuing two more suspects as officers attempted to contain the breakout and regain control of the facility.
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Eacape
Acme
Premisselvas
Tesas
Fragmented Notice of Tragic Fire and Reward Offered
A garbled report describes a fire incident impacting a woman named Mrs Balirman and others. It mentions a reservoir, stove, and a fatal blaze on a Saturday morning with injuries and a reward offered, though many details are unclear due to poor OCR.
Drilling Order Triggers Mass Elimination Among Guards
London dispatch reports Sir Simon Lockhart of the Life Guards ordered extra drill at Windsor. Eight men were found dead or mortally injured as the squadron drilled. Surviving members are confined to barracks while investigations begin into the incident and potential drill mishap.
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Tonyng Avzins
London
Simon Lockhart
Fivat Life Guards
Windsor
Stuadron
Banasks
Warther Forecast for Tadiana Sees Warm Week Ahead
For the two hours ending 3 p m September 23, 1293 Warmer and fir for several days forecast.
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Warther
Tadiana
Leather trade sapped by scarce supply and boot makers fail
The piece discusses Boston boot and shoe trade troubles due to leather scarcity and several recent business failures. It notes tanneries with bark shortages, high back orders, and pressure on prices, suggesting leather price rises and tighter margins for manufacturers, jobbers, and retailers.
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Boston
Palward L. McKee
Meridian St
de Jimery
House of Shaw
Isbor
Motion to Quash affidavit in known thief case
Attorney Henry Spann moves to quash the affidavit against Al Kerr arrested at the viaduct Friday night on a charge of being a known thief. Spann argues city law barring thieves from public places is unconstitutional and requests dismissal as the case Serr moves to trial Thursday.
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Ienry Spann
al. Kerr
Spaen
Lavor
Mr. Spaan
Indianapolis
Local Court Rows and Drunkenness in Tanglewood Area
Michlie Bowler faced Judge Buskirk on Wednesday morning amid alleged quarrels at Tanglewood restaurant and a visit to Louie Muskras place. She allegedly demanded clothes, struck someone, and faced charges of drunkenness and fast driving after police court appearance. William Lang and others were also charged with drunkenness, table-sleeping, and related offenses in separate incidents.
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Michlie
Tanglewood
Louie Muskrase
Washington
Buskirk Finec
Clara Slat
Shelby Vst
Nancy Iangks
William Lang
Fung Guskirk
Fianshaw's
Washingtonst
Laport
Haug
Maryland St
Buskisej
Death of Col Canady in Office Shooting Tragedy
A dramatic self-inflicted death ends Col Canady ex-sergeant at arms of the United States Senate. He shot himself in his private office after a claimed burglary and clash with partner Houchton over a safe containing $32,000 and papers. An inquest will determine the facts. Canady, about 48, from North Carolina, left a note blaming burglars.
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Canady
ASH Lestons
Eclock
Col
WI. Canady
States Senate
Pentha
Alr. Stevenson
Col. Canady
Lia
Col. Canacy
Mr. Stevenson
Col. Cannady
Stevenson
Sitico
Woughton
Houshton
Caldy
Ile
Houghton
Cen
North Carolina
THE GREAT BANDMASTER GILMORE REMAINS ARRIVE IN PALACE
The body of Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore arrived in New York from St. Louis. A band played the Lost Chord and Dead March as officials and mourners, including Twenty second regiment and the musical protective union, watched the transfer. A private service is planned at the Gilmore home Thursday morning followed by a public funeral at St. Patrick's church on West street with Irish representatives and musical unions in attendance.
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Gilmore
Dan Sonor
New York
Patrick Sarsfield Giloose
St. Louis
Saul
Twenty-second Regiment
Musical Protective Union
St. Peancie
W. Nibst
The
Musical Union
Lotos Cink
Q 33 Club
A3cou
G. Ale A
End of feud turns deadly in wheat field clash
A fierce feud between two young men, Jake Shields and Henry Woolridge, escalated during threshing near a wheat field on Tuesday. Shields stabbed Woolridge four times. Woolridge died soon after. No arrest reported yet.
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Rita
Sant
Jake Shields
Henry Woolriige
Shields
Woolridge
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