Parliaments to dodge Irish matters as election looms
London Nov 1 Conservative leaders press for vigorous English and Scottish legislation to lengthen party life. They seek to avert Irish questions this session while Nationalists push for an Irish measure to provoke debate. Liberals warn against obstructive tactics and back Irish support for English remedial acts.
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London
England
Scotland
Ireland
Parnell Commission
Parnellites
Czar's Train Accident Kills 21 in Lonpox
Report states 21 people died when the Czar's train wrecked near Lonpox on November 1. The war minister commanding the imperial guard was injured.
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Lonpox
Rona
Champion Sculler Searle Defeats Kemp for Belt in Australia
A Sydney dispatch reports Searle defeated Kemp on the Paramatta river in a match for the sculling championship and £500 a side. The news also notes unrelated events from London and Dublin, including land purchase opposition, cartoons seized, and a Bavarian royal mystery surrounding two unidentified bodies.
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Searle
London
Australia
Kemp
Paramatta
Funeral for Judge McAllister in Ravenswood Church
Depressive funeral rites were held at the quiet Congregational church of Ravenswood for the late Judge W. K. McAllister. The Rev. Mr. Thomas preached as crowds of lawyers, judges, and friends filled the church.
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Chicago
Ravenswood
W. K. McAllister
Thomas
Funds Sought for Yellow Fever Sufferers in Decatur
Chicago telegraphs report Decatur Alabama pleading for funds and provisions as relief funds are exhausted. Mayors Roche and Austin, with F A Howard and Dr George C Lorimer, urge Chicago board of trade and civic leaders to authorize canvassing and aid. Over 2,000 people already aided.
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Chicago
Decatur
Ala
Chicago Board of Trade
D. W. Given
Lorimer
Hutchison
Board of Trade
Old British Organized Naturalization Plot Revealed
In Galesburg Illinois a church pastor recalls a two year old claim that an English movement aimed to naturalize English residents to sway U S elections. The plan sought to influence free trade policy and counter the Irish American vote seen as leaning toward the Republican party.
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England
Chicago
Tribune
Galesburg
Ills
John Wilkinson
Grace Church
Church of England
Old Country
Republican Party
Mexican minister Romero advised on election voting
The World’s Washington special reports that Mexican Minister M Romero received a letter dated San Diego asking how to vote in the upcoming election. Romero replied he would not express an opinion since both parties are friendly to Mexico and seek to maintain relations. He forwarded the correspondence to the State Department in Washington.
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Romero
Mexico
Murchison
New York
Washington
M. Romero
San Diego
F. de P. Gonzales
State Department
Irish agitators attack extradition clause against dynamiters
The Pilot reprints a letter by P A Collins Eugene Kelly and others asserting the senate backed extradition of dynamiters in a new treaty with England and that administration opposition blocked surrender of political offenders. In ToLepo Ohio J M Bloomer editor of The Industrial News and past master workman is expelled from Knights of Labor District Assembly 72 for violations and conduct unbecoming a knight.
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Boston
John Boyle O'Reilly
P. A. Collins
Eugene Kelly
Senate
England
ToLepo
Ohio
Hayes
The
Knights of Labor
J. M. Bloomer
Ohio State
Industrial News
Bloomer
District Assembly
Knights
Morton Denies War Era Shipping to Bahamas
New York on November 1 Hon. Levi P. Morton rejected allegations that he aided blockade runners by shipping men to the Bahamas for transfer to Confederate ports. He called the claim false and said there are no records to prove it.
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New York
Levi P. Morton
Bahamas
Forged Dudley Letter Storm Tops Indiana Headlines
In Indianapolis the letter claimed to be from Col. Dudley is denounced as a forgery by Dudley who vows libel suits against The New York Times and The Sun. The Republican state committee repudiates the letter while Democrats hire Judge Claypool to prosecute Dudley for conspiracy to corrupt elections. Massachusetts Independents in Boston plan a Worcester rally with Harrison and Morton named to head the ticket. Vilas spoke in Detroit on tariffs praising the administration and forecasting Democratic success.
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Indianapolis
Col. Dudley
Dudley
New York Times
the Sun
Republican State Committee
Claypool
Massachusetts
Harrison
Boston
Butler General Committee
Lemon
Worcester
Morton
Maryland Registration Totals 240,588 Voters
Barritone Maryland November 1 The state reports 240,588 registered voters with 49,682 identified as Negro. Official figures reflect statewide registration and racial breakdown for Maryland residents.
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Maryland
Barritone
Religion in Politics Sparks County Wide School Fight
In Waseca the county is heated over the race for county superintendent of schools with Catholics clashing with Protestants. The contest grows as parties align and voters prepare for the next election season.
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Waseca
Bragg Visits Racine For Campaign Address
General E B Bragg United States minister to Mexico arrived in Racine Wisconsin on November 1 and received a reception from the Business Men's association. He spoke at Lakeside rink on campaign issues from a Democratic viewpoint.
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Bragg
Racine
Wis
United States
Mexico
Business Men's Association
Lakeside Rink
Chicago Will Get the Prison
Libby prison to be removed to Chicago from Richmond Virginia with the transfer planned as a relocation of a historic facility. The plan reflects a future site change and logistical steps to move the prison to Illinois.
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Chicago
Richmond
Libby
Blaine Praises English Free Trade View at Albany Rally
Mr Blaine spoke before 60 000 West Virginians near Albany on free trade citing a London Morning Post editorial by Lord Palmerston's circle. He argued protection harms workers, claiming American goods are cheaper and the wage earner gains from free trade. He also discussed the Murchison letter and Gen Harrison ancestry before returning to New York.
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Albhany
N. Y
Blaine
Fair Grounds
Troy
London Morning Post
England
Lord Palmerston
Free Trade School
John Bright
Sunony
America
Yale Lock Makers
Wolverham
United States
Free Trade
Murchison
Gen. Harrison
New York
Thurman Tour Draws 50 000 in Wheeling Parade
In Wheeling West Virginia on November 1 Judge Thurman led a large Democratic parade with 50 000 onlookers and 3 000 at a rally. He defended his health and campaign pace noting only one missed appointment and spoke on Mills bill capital and labor and tariff issues.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Young Men’s
Democratic Club
Judge Thurman
Thurman
Lawmakers review national issues and treaties discussed
The speaker cites Deocritic principles praising leadership and the aim to lift the nation. Mr. Thurman reviews the house and senate actions and the president's handling of the Chinese question tariff measures fisheries treaty and related legislation including the Minchison West correspondence.
England Frees Representative from Post in United States
By presidential directive the secretary of state informed Lord Sackville that his continuance as representative in the United States is no longer acceptable to the government and would harm Anglo American relations.
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England
Wasuindtoy
Lord Sackville
United States
Lord Sackville's dismissal letter reported in New York
The Herald's Washington special quotes Lord Sackville's dismissal as written by C. M. Bayard. The note states the president directs Sackville to cease in his official duties for reasons of government policy and to provide safe conduct through U S territories. The form emphasizes the need for maintaining good relations between the United States and Britain.
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New York
Washington
Lord Sackville
United States
Bayard
Editorials React to Sackville Affair in New York Papers
New York papers discuss President Cleveland’s Sackville action and its political cost. The Sun notes possible overliberality but greater humiliation for Britain. The World predicts better US-UK relations warnings. The Tribune says action came late but needed. The Herald cites temper over judgment. The Times calls it creditable with minimal harm. Across London The Standard questions honor at expense of electoral prospects. Orangemen in New York condemn dismissal as unfriendly to Britain and urge votes for Harrison due to Cleveland’s retaliation message.
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New York
Boston Dispatch
Boston
James Wemyss
The
British-American Association
United States
Cleveland
Sackville
the Sun
Lord Sackville
England
the Tribune
the Herald
the Times
Washington
Loxpon
Standard
Orangemen
Great Britain
Orange Order
Harrison
Railroad passenger and freight schedules listed for a line
A historical rail timetable lists trains of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line with mixed daily and Sunday exceptions. It shows passenger and freight departures and arrivals at various times including east and west routes and sections labeled north south and west with noted daily or Sunday exclusions.
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San
Freiglit
Passoensel
Wraine
Territorial Officers and Judiciary Appointments Listed
A historic roll lists territorial officers and judiciary positions, including Governor Louis K Church, Secretary M L McCormack, Treasurer John D Lawler, Auditor James A Ward, Surveyor Maris Taylor, and U S District Attorney W E Purcell. It names Grand Forks and Yankton as hubs with district justices, clerks, sheriffs, and city officials in a composite government roster.
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Gifford
Louis K. Church
M. L. McCormack
John D. Lawler
James A. Ward
Maris Taylor
Sup't
Public Instruction
Eugene A. Dye
U.S
W. E. Purcell
United States
Dan Maratta
F. Pempleton
Com
P. B. McClure
Tyler
North Dakota
Clas
Harris
South Dakota
J. E. Jenkins
Board of Health
C. K. King
M. D
Territorial
Dr. Alloway
Grand Forks
Judiciary
Bartlett Tripp
Yankton
Agso Olate
Carland
Sioux Walls
W. H. Francis
Bismarck
W. B. McConnell
Fargo
M. Thomas
Deadwood
Janis Spencey
Huron
J.H CG
Young
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Dakota
Jerome Wiltze
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A. H. Daniels
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Ransom Relief Corps
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John H. Babcock
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T. C. McFarland
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E. Wyckell
A. A. Brown
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George Sheehan
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