Election returns show McKinley leads in multiple states
The Statesman reports on election tallies with McKinley winning Ohio and Iowa’s heavy turnout, New York Flower defeats Fassetti, Cincinnati and Cleveland voting Republican, New York City and Brooklyn Democratic, and the Legislature leaning Republican on joint ballot. Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Maryland show Democratic or Republican results. Michigan's Fifth District favors Belknap over Lawrance. Tennessee and Virginia races await. Chicago elects a Republican ticket except for Cooley who stays Democrat.
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New York
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Elbinira
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Brooklyn
Iowa
Wheeler
Doles Isch Dan
Massachusetta
Russell
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Michigan
Chis. E. Belknap
Rep
John T. Lawrance
M. A W. Ford
Tennessee
Virginia
Chicago
Cooley, Demserat
Fanbury
Healy Whipped as Irish feud erupts in Dublin
Timothy Healy a McCarthyite MP for Longford was publicly caned in Dublin by McDermott nephew of the late Charles Stewart Parnell. Riot crowds followed the incident with police on alert as partisans clash and threaten further confrontations over the volatile speech in Langford.
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Timothy Healy
Healey
Langford
Healy
Diplomat Grubb Marries Violet Sopwith in London
A London dispatch reports General Burd Grubb envoy to Spain wed Miss Violet Sopwith at St Stephen's Canon Street Kensington. The ceremony attracted prominent Americans in London and a genteel reception at the Sopwith home followed.
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Edionburgh
London
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United States
Spain
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Bopwith
Cudahy to Build Meat Packing Plant in East St Louis
John Cudahy of Armour & Cudahy in Chicago planned to locate the main establishment on eight acres offered by the stock-yard company in East St Louis. Buildings valued at least 500000 would rise immediately to process 2000 to 5000 hogs daily and 800 to 2000 cattle.
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John Cudahy
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Armour & Cudahy
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Methodist Council At
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Klaz
St Pat
Ford
Paul
Bre Oh
Demands Over Attack On American Sailors Stir Latin American Ports
The Dominican Republic and Chilean authorities reply to Minister Egan's demand with a firm stance, denying responsibility for the assault on American sailors. Washington has been notified as strong actions are anticipated. Valparaiso refuses to guarantee safety for boats from the Baltimore and its officers, causing a near boycott and tense conditions aboard shore leaves.
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Santiago
Angs
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Washington
Valparaiza
Yanrkot
United Statss
Baltimore
Terrific prairie fire drives out of control in Kansas
A fast Santa Fe train passed through a blaze in western Kansas as a prairie fire swept from Sumner County toward Arizona near Charles Twining's farm. The engine spark ignited dry prairie burning farm buildings stocks and hay. Mrs Twining perished in the flames and was found in the rubble of her home.
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Gray
Ford Counties
Santa Fe
Secon
Charles Twhling
Must Try, Try Again Rule Set by Telegraph Case
In Indianapolis July court, Ruppa pot of Peoria won 850 against Western Union Telegraph Co for failure to deliver a message. Messenger failed after visiting the recipient and leaving only a notice. Court ruled proper diligence required and sending messenger again was essential. Appealed to the Appellate Court, seen as a precedent.
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Juliay L. Ruppapot
Peoria
Ill
Western Union Telegraph
Rappapat
Forest Fire Sweeps Mountain Slopes Near Arn ham
Forest fires in the Arn ham region threaten valleys and fields as flames spread across the slopes south of here. Citizens fight the blazes with fences and homes burning, while a single cotton field is reported ruined. Fire also destroys Henry Kunze's malt house in St. Louis with 30,000 bushels of malt, totaling 16,000 in losses, fully insured. Martin's Ferry keg works burns, 50,000 kegs lost, plant employs 140, fully insured at 670,000. Lorillard tobacco factory dry room blaze causes about 50,000 stock and building damage in Jersey City.
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Nowa
Russallville
Kunse
St. Louis
Henry Kunze
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Harral
Lor- Miard
Jersey City
Wheat Ban Spreads as Russia Halts Exports Across Country
From London dispatches the scene shows Russia prohibiting all cereals except wheat and halting export of potatoes flour malt meal and baked bread. Glasgow grain stock 1691 versus 1400 indicates declines in wheat maize barley and flour with oats rising slightly. Meanwhile miners in Oliver Springs Tennessee burn the stockade freeing convicts and rumors of further attacks spread. A collision near Norfolk between US steamer Fern and English steamer Iago triggers dockside tensions as inquiries begin. Britain seeks intervention in the Chile dispute. merchants press for British interference though Lord Salisbury shows reluctance to involve itself.
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Glasgow
Five Young Women Die After Anti Jewish Infusion
A letter from Starodub Russia reports during recent anti Jewish riots five young unmarried women were brutally assaulted and killed. The missive notes similar violence in Balta and Raglin Poland and claims suppression hindered relief efforts.
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Btarmind
Btarodub
Perished in the Deep Fourteen Lives Lost in Bark Wreck
The Swedish bark Mora wrecked off Mons Island with captain and crew dead. two survivors reached New York aboard the British steamer Bermont Tower. Other items note Stella wreck at Batoum with six drowned and various trade and public notices including restoration of the Andre Monument at Tappan and rapid-fire gun tests.
Turbulent Times Sweep Across Nations and Courts
Scattered dispatches report a range of events from executions and trials to feuds and suicides. Highlights include a Missouri court overruling for a new trial, a Philadelphia educator’s suicide, a fatal clash near Milo potamos, and a drowned infant in New York. Reports also flag a notable wheat and maize crop summary for Truly, and a powder mill explosion near Hubbard, Ohio. The era’s turmoil touches politics, crime, and industry with multiple named places and individuals.
Riots In Cork as O'Brien and Dillon Visit
Blood flows as a large crowd confronts William O'Brien and John Dillon during a Cork arrival. Police and military intervention prevent broader slaughter after clashes between McCarthyites and Par nellite factions. Wounded constables and injuries reported amid chaotic battleground scenes.
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National Federation
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Dilon
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Revolutions in Chili and Shifting economic concerns
Reports from Chile indicate revolutionary parties unite on a pro gram pledging to uphold general liberty based governance. Notes include suffrage protection, government interference punishment, reduced expenses, debt amelioration, currency reform, navy expansion, and new commercial treaties.
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Claatmio Valuka
Open Switch Across Several Railroads Draws Attention
A long string of rail mishaps and open switch failures across multiple lines prompts calls for better track patrolling and safer locking. Articles discuss Beauregard’s legal entanglements and the broader push for reparations amid tangled political heat.
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