Cleveland's Letter on Tariff and Democracy
Grover Cleveland announces his Democratic presidential nomination acceptance from Gray Gables on Sept 26. He defends tariff reform, national finance, civil service reform, veteran pensions, and individual liberty, urging adherence to constitutional principles and popular will against redistributionist or federal overreach.
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New York
Grover Geveland
Democratic Party
William L. Wilson
Civil Service
Anne
Ghoven
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Pretty Amazon Ends Fight Between Two Boys
In New York on Twenty third street near the Fifth Avenue hotel two youths in a quarrel began a heavy exchange of blows. A sharp, brisk tailor-made girl stepped in, ordered them to desist, and with quick fists knocked their heads together. She grabbed their collars and flung them apart, sending each toward Fifth and Sixth avenues as spectators looked on.
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Twenty-third Street
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York Recorder
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Boy Train-Wrecker Sparks Ohio Wreck
A year-old boy on the West Side caused a Big Four fast freight wreck at 4 40 yesterday afternoon. Ten cars piled up, freight scattered, but no injuries reported. All trains delayed eight hours. Also notes a new national bank being organized on Third street in Claocnuath Crxcrxxatr with 3 million capital and 3 percent first-year interest. Joseph F. Larkin leads the movement.
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Darton
Ohio
National Bank
Third Street
Cincinnati
Joseph F. Larkin
Catholic Mayor Elected Amid Catholic Opposition
In London Guild Hall the livery elected Stuart Knill as Lord Mayor despite protests about his Roman Catholic faith. The scene included boos and cheers as Counillor Moore objected, but the selection proceeded and Knill was chosen amid strong division.
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Lexpos
City of London
Evans
Stuart Knill
Bridge-Within
Otation
Knill
Moore
Mr. Knill
Mr. Kail
Savage attack on Jews in Marmora village
Ruthenians in the village of Kerecke on Marmora Island attacked a Jewish house, sacked and destroyed it. Gen darmes were summoned but arrived late as occupants were nearly dead from mistreatment. Several mob members have been arrested.
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Constanbvorne
Kerecke
Marmora
Happy Augury for Ireland in News notice
The News cites Mr Redmond praising the Irish national cause and dismisses fears of Parnellite plans. Twenty three new magistrates for Ireland are all followers of Mr McCarthy. Also reports a princess sentence in Berlin, cholera deaths in St Petersburg and Hawaii, and Mrs Parnell ill at Worthing.
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Ireland
Loxpon
Redmond
McCarthy
St. Petersburg
St. Prrensinne
Hawaii
Parnell
Rick. Loxpon
Charles Stewart Parnell
Worthing
Business prospects brighten in Dun's weekly review
Dun's Weekly Review reports trade remains robust with ample money, strong crop reports, and improved outlook for months ahead. Chicago sales rise, wheat and oats down slightly, beef products up, and western cattle receipts higher. Two hundred eight business failures this week versus 111 last week and 2% year-ago. Cleveland incident notes ex President Cleveland avoiding wine on Pilgrim voyage drawing praise.
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New Yong
R G. Dun & Co
Gay
Chicago
Brotherhood of St Andrew Convent Convening Debate
Brotherhood of St Andrew reports rising delegate turnout with 754 registered for Boston convention. Committee cites $5,000 entertainment costs and $10 to $15 thousand in railway fares, weighing biennial or district by convention to cut costs, favoring a meeting next year. May order strike on Rock Island in Cepan Farms Iowa.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Boston
Mass
Rock Island
Cepan Rarms
Iowa
Sargent
Ramsay
Burlington
Cedar Rapids & Northern
Swedish Baptist Conference Opens in Oak Lane Nebraska
Swedish Baptist general conference opens with J Engsbrand as chair and C P Sword as secretary. About two hundred delegates and visitors attend from a 14000-member group. Focus on missions and Chicago university divinity dept with opening sermons by P C Peterson and Dr Haighy. Diphtheria Strikes Racine Family. six children affected and three dead. Gold brood mares stolen from Valentine Herkey's Goshen stock farm.
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Swedish Baptist Conference
Oak Lane
Neb
Swedish Baptist General Conference
J. Engsbrand
C. P. Sword
Divinity Department
Chicago University
P. C. Peterson
St. Paul
Haighy
Racine
Wis
Peter Heldt
Gosnen
Ind
Valentine Herkey
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New York Produce Exchange
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Suakim
Congo State
Erman Ald
East Africa
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Pressburg
Schutz
Funfauss
Stephensplatz
Tuenos Ayres
Rosa
Toronto
Ont
Alaskan
Reuter
Ottawa
Russia
Lord Rosebery
Beanix
Eveline Jackson de Wsevolowsky
Sternecker Garden
Berlin
Dun’s Weekly Review
Fant Riym
Goddard
Kentucky
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