Supreme Court to rule on Shery sentence appeal
The article reports a five year penitentiary term and a $5000 fine for Shery, with survival of a postponement fight. The governor refused a requested order and the Supreme Court is urged to cut off chances for the alderman to escape punishment. The beltline railroad tale echoes a familiar crisis of debtor caution and mismanagement. Senator M.S. Quay resigns as state treasurer. William Livesy is named successor. Prohibition leader Chances S. Worrs remains active as state committee chairman.
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Aermey Martin
Shery
Supreme Court
M.S. Quay
United States Senate
Beaver
William Livesy
Allegheny
Manual Training As Essential For Black And White Pupils
The Philadelphia Sunday Times argues that both races face a shortage of practical trades education. It notes many educated Black youths become preachers and teachers while lacking craft skills. The piece urges manual training in schools to broaden career pathways and meet labor demand.
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Phila. Sunday Times
South
Washington Letter on Cleveland and would-be candidates in 1887
The Washington Letter reviews President Cleveland's perceived luck and dominance within the Democratic Party since his election. It notes rivals' setbacks, mentions debates over Belva Lockwood and female candidacy, and hints at campaign dynamics for the next presidential race.
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Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Buchard
New York
Blaime
Bater
St. John
Belva Lockwood
Washington
Gen Sitermann
Riot in Hazelton Amid Irish Italian Clash
Terrible riot in Hazelton Pennsylvania last Sunday involves Irish and Italian residents on South Pine street. Women joined the fray and several participants were seriously injured with one man likely to die.
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Hazelton
Sendey
Jared
South Pine Street
Baltimore and Ohio contract details with major banking houses
A complex agreement involves I.S. Mergen & Co and major firms in London and New York, negotiating 5 000 dollars of Balimmore and Ohio fines and 5 080 000 of preferred stock to settle the company’s seating debt. Conditions require a trusted management change, harmonious railroad contracts, and removal of parallel line threats, with Drexel, Morgan, Brown Brothers and Kidder Peabody among syndicate members.
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Joel Mary
Lowesidue Rathrand
I.S. Mergen & Co
Baring Brothers & Co
Brown Shipley & Co
London
Bouws
New York
Philadelphia
Balhomore and
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Drexel & Co
Brown Bros. & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
President to visit, Cleveland to attend Centennial events
Chairman Thompson announces the President and Mrs. Cleveland will arrive Thursday September 15. They will stay at Lafayette Hotel with scheduled receptions and a parade view. Saturday includes Independence Square address and Academy of Music ceremonies in Philadelphia.
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United States
Cleveland
Lafayette Hotel
Commercial Exchange
Broad Street
Academy of Music
Constitutional Centennial Commission
Independence Square
University of Penn- Philadelphia
Washington
Mra Cleveland
Bhut
Academy of Magic
Cersain
Mra
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