Bayard Clymer Wedding Sealed in Private Washington Ceremony
Ex Secretary of State Thomas F. Bayard married Miss May Clymer at the Clymer home in Washington. The ceremony, officiated by Rev George W Douglass, drew ex presidents and officials including Grover Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland. A breakfast and reception followed with many presents. the couple planned a bridal tour before settling in Wilmington.
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Washington
Thomas F. Bayard
May Clyimer
Clymer
Connecticut Avenue
H Street
Cleveland
George W. Douglass
St. John’s Church
Bishop Legnard
Ohio
Fairchild
Don M. Dickinson
George L. Rives
Bayard
New York
Wilmington
La Blanche refuses Dempsey return match despite offers
San Francisco November 8 La Blanche who beat Jack Dempsey declined a rematch. Dempsey and friends offered 500 then 3500, but La Blanche refused claiming fear and ambition reached. In Cuicasco Ontario and Rosebery set a high jumping record at 6 feet 10 3 4 inches surpassing the prior 6 9 1 2 inch mark.
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le Blanche
San Francisco
la Blanche
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Anly Dempsey
Cuicasco
Ontario
Hofland
Mount Morris
N. Y
Rosebery
Morehouse & Pepper
Toronto
Canada
New York
Joking Royalty Costs Across TransAtlantic Reports
Berlin dispatch notes a German correspondent at Athens affronted royalty with a flippant remark about sea sickness of the German emperor and empress. The journalist was censured and promptly dismissed by telegraph when his paper faced a remonstrance from an unspecified powerful source.
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London
Athens
Germany
Piraeus
Teleaph
Seaport Scheme for Rome Chooses Canal Plan
A commission in Rome studies Garibaldi’s canal idea to connect the Tiber with Castellusana eleven miles away, creating an eighty metre wide, ten metre deep waterway. M DeLesseps backs the plan. an American company may build it at an estimated cost of 13,000,000 francs.
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Rome
Garibaldi
Tiber
Castellusana
M. DeLesseps
Fifteen Texas convicts attempt escape with ladder
Fifteen prisoners at Huntsville penitentiary seized a guard and ladder to scale the wall. Three jumped over. one killed, one fatally wounded, one seriously wounded. fourth shot on the ladder, dangerously wounded. A fourth man wounded delayed escape. one was retaken. Pickets’ prompt action prevented a mass breakout. Ex Governor Swineford must disgorge. Michigan supreme court upholds return of 750 dollars. Case updates on long trial delays. Alexander Sullivan released on bail in Chicago court.
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Lexington
Brownsburg
Here
Henry Miller
Z. J. Walker
Walker
Miller
Dr. Walker
Jude Houston
Circuit Court
Huntsville
Tex
State Penitentiary
Swineford
Lansing
Mich
Supreme Court
Alaska
Marquette
Michigan
New Orleans
Upper Peninsula
Fearless Yacht Sets Off From Chicago For Nicaragua
The 23 foot Fearless departs Chicago with Ball and Brainard of the Corinthian Yacht Club for a 100 day voyage to Nicaragua. They will travel via the Illinois and Michigan canal and the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, stopping at Pensacola Cape St Blas and Tampa before heading to Key West and Havana. The crew plans to follow the Cuban coast to Yucatan and then to Bluefields Nicaragua, aiming for Grey town on arrival, with a possible return by Atlantic coast and St Lawrence route. The craft carries provisions rifles pistols ammunition and photography gear and is towed by a small steam yacht.
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Fearless
Chicago
Nicaragua
Ball and Brainard
Corinthian Yacht Club
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Illinois
Mississippi
Gulf
Pensacola
Cape St. Blas
Tampa
Key
Atlantic
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Standard Oil Purchases Globe Refinery and Networks
The Standard Oil company buys Globe refinery of Freedom Pennsylvania and the Craig pipeline to the Washington oil field, absorbing Globe a large independent refinery and eliminating premium payments on Washington county oil. Sale terms not yet public. Also notes an Iowa Democrat Dennis McCarty dies at 111 after election joy and London dockmen threaten work stoppage until terms met.
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Pittspure
Standard Oil Company
Globe
Freedom, Pa
Craig
Washington, Pa
Standard
Washington County
Fort Dopge
Iowa
Dennis McCarty
United States
London
Londox
Unofficial Returns Show Republicans Lose Ground in Legislature
Complete returns from multiple states indicate Boies leads in Iowa with a 7,817 governor plurality and the Democrats likely win the Massachusetts and New Jersey legislatures while Ohio and Virginia show mixed outcomes. Democrats gain in the Senate and house in several states, with Republican strength varying by region.
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Iowa
Boies
Senate
House
Allison
Chicago
Des Moines
Finn
Paschall
Wilson
Mss. Anderson
Boston
Gosnold
Brackett
Russell
Blackner
Ames
Blackmer
McLab
Abbott
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Assembly
Grubbs
Abbett
Kest
Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Republican Committee
Campbell
Neal
Democratic Committee
State Senate
General Assembly
United States
Columerus
The
State Journal
Ex-President Cleveland Comments on Election Results
Ex-President Cleveland says the tariff question drove the vote and West’s burden of taxation influenced outcomes in Iowa Ohio and Virginia while urging voters to decide on the tariff reform issue. In Virginia the South remains loyal to Jefferson and Jackson democracy. Occurring Nov 8 in Washington and Prettersburg Virginia.
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Virginia
Ohio
Iowa
Mahone
Cleveland
West
St. Louis
South
Jefferson
Jackson
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Onmishee i
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Fuil
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Lerwilliger
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A. G. Cuanpirr
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H. Rowley
Geo. H. Rathman
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