A Great Change in New York Democratic Empire Split
The New York Tribune reports a strong, widespread revolt within New York Democrats against President Cleveland and free trade. Elites in Erie Monroe Steuben Onondaga Dutchess Columbia and Ulster counties show large defections favoring protective tariffs and Harrison Morton tickets as reformists drive a political revolution. The issue centers on tariff policy and surplus use, with local papers like The Buffalo News and Rochester Union balancing shifts in support.
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New York Tribune
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Free Trade Administration
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Buffalo News
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Erie
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Onondaga County
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Dutchess County
Dutchess
Gays the Tribune
Columbia
Utnam
The Difference in City Home Ownership Across Cities
The Indianapolis Journal notes a contrast between Philadelphia described as a protection city and Leeds as a free trade city. It highlights that in Philadelphia 170 houses are owned by working people, while a chief of police remarks not a single laborer or mechanic owns his home in Leeds.
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Philadelphia
Mateo
Charles O'Neill
Leeds
Indianapolis Journal
Mysterious Maine Lumber Scheme Cited by Critics
A fragmentary clipping cites a Maine lumber scheme described as a dangerous disruption and hints at similar political tricks. The text includes quotes from the Paul Pioneer Press and San Francisco Chronicles and mentions a Chicago Herald quotation about a local money-making method involving photography and silver recovery.
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Cock Robin Milla
Maine
Roger
Paul Pioneer Press
Cut Direct President Cleveland Don’t Know Yal
The fragment notes a casual aside about President Cleveland and a dismissive remark, captured in a London Punch style line. It hints at a political or social cartoon caption with skeptical tone toward the president. No concrete event or date is provided.
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Cleveland
London
Supposed fiscal outcomes of tariff policy and surplus
The Albany Journal ponders a hypothetical revenue shortfall and debt. It asks how deficits, bonds due in 1891, and large surpluses might affect tariffs and taxation. It argues a tax is felt when overburdened and questions the oppression of tariff reductions.
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Albany Journal
National Treasury
South
Old Texas Democracy Song in Tribune Tribute
A vintage verse extols Texas as steadfast for the party while critiquing other states. The patriotic piece imagines voting in November, praising Col. Bowie and public safety debates, and lampoons northern states as astray.
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Texas
Noth
Col. Bowie
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Indiana
New York Tribune
Let Ireland Be a Warning in Tariff Debate
Ohio State Journal cites Gen Harrison on tariffs warning that lowering duties reduces work and wages for American workers. It challenges free trade advocates who claim more imports boost domestic production, pointing to Ireland where tariff breakdown led to prostration of industries and collapse of production.
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Ireland
Harrison
Free Trade
Ohio State Journal
Wool and the Meat Supply Policy Analysis
A San Francisco Chronicle opinion argues that keeping wool duty protects meat supply and flock numbers. It contends five million saved on wool would be offset by twenty to thirty million in higher meat prices and reduced mutton availability due to smaller flocks.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Mills bill and trade policy sparks partisan clash
Gen Harrison hails the Mills bill as a step toward free trade while Arkansas Congressman Breckinridge reports on Lee’s remark that victory would signal the bill as a preliminary move to free trade. The Indianapolis Journal calls it a Waterloo for the publicans and warns Democrats to muzzle their own representatives.
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Harrison
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Washington
Lee
Waterloo
Indianapolis Journal
The Workingman Is Posted You Bet Editorial Snippet
An opinion piece argues that American workers compare labor prices with England and favor protection, asserting workingmen read newspapers and form independent views based on wage differences. The fragment reflects pro protection sentiment.
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England
San Francisco Chronicle
Hammer with groove head aids nail placement high above floor
A new carpenter hammer features a side groove to slip and fasten nail leads without removing the nail. This lets carpenters drive nails in hard to reach spots, especially seven to eight feet up, with the nail secure then driven home normally. The note appears in the Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Prairie Fire Wrecks Lake Mandan Area in Dakota Territory
A sweeping prairie fire near Lake Mandan in Oliver County causes extensive damage. Fierce west winds drive flames toward Square Buttes and Sanger, threatening the Oliver County courthouse. Several outbuildings and the Nullett homestead burn. fire ends by yesterday with no reported deaths.
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Dak
Lake Mandan
Oliver County
Square Buttes
Sanger
Oliver County Court House
Court House
Nullett
West Superior Leads In Regional Trade And Shipments
West Superior Wisconsin reports record coal and wheat traffic for a city of its size. Dock tonnage from Lehigh Northwestern St Paul and Pacific and Ohio companies tops 700000 tons with Duluth docks at about 60000 tons. Grain from elevators totals 5583416 bushels from West Superior and 6627584 from Duluth. Local mills Peyton Kimball Barbour Jones Murray produced 21000000 feet lumber 10600000 shingles and 6000000 lath. Over one fifth of canal tonnage moves through West Superior. Lehigh fires fourteen coke ovens initiating the first Lake Superior coke.
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Superior
West Superior
Wis
Lehigh
Northwestern
St. Paul & Pacific
Ohio Companies
Duluth
Peyton, Kimball & Barbour
Jones & Murry
Seocanal
Lehigh Company
Lake Superior
Idaho Territory Governor Reports Economic Growth and Reforms
Governor Edward A. Stevenson reports Idaho Territory population near 100,000 and 450000 acres entered under land laws. Wheat leads crops while cattle are top livestock. mineral output totals 8905186 with gold, silver, and lead. He urges lands for Indians, presidential voting rights, leasing school lands, better mail service, and US courts for crimes on reservations.
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Washington
Idaho Territory
Edward A. Stevenson
Secretary of the Interior
United States
New Mexico's Needs Water Storage and Land Grant Issues
Gen Edmund G Ross of New Mexico presents his annual interior report stressing land grant title settlement and water storage as top priorities. He urges Congress to settle disputed titles and authorize selecting 250000 acres of public lands to back loans for an irrigation system.
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Washington
Edmund G. Ross
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Italians flee Hamilton county poll tax cases amicably
Hamilton county attorney reports that several Italians avoiding poll tax left the county after appealing to the Italian consul in Chicago. The matter became international correspondence during the probe, while the laborers departed before final action.
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Des Mormners
Iowa
Hamilton County
Chicago
Irish Editor Dunleavy Arrested Over Watch Theft
Oct 15 report from Pulled Another Irish Editor notes Mr. Dunleavy, editor of The Clare Independent, arrested on a charge of stealing a watch. He was held for trial at the Limerick sessions.
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Dunleavy
Clare Independent
Limerick
Anarchist Plot Foiled in Vienna
Vienna police received timely information about a plan to assassinate the German emperor, thwarting the alleged plot. The report notes authorities acted promptly to prevent the crime.
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Vienna
Germany
England's Leading Newspaper Reviews Maclenzie Case On Illness And Kaiser's Throat
The Times publishes a full page critique on Maclenzie and the health matters tied to the Kaiser incident while arguing the author cannot prove absolute accuracy. A separate note reports beer prices rising in Des Moines due to a new prohibitory law.
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Tospon
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Tr. Maclenzie
Ie Tevort
Levick
Nat
Kaiser
Mackenzie
Powis Des Moisrs
Ts Moines
Brief Bits of News from Around the World
Count Di Robatani dies ex foreign minister of Italy. American Street Railway Assn meets in Washington. Spanish detectives shadow Don Carlos. Scottish Rite Masons session in Washington. Wisconsin Central delays withdrawal from Northwestern passenger system. Jack Fitzpatrick defeats Dan Dougherty in five rounds near Montreal. Iron syndicate formed in Glasgow linked to Cleveland iron masters. Louisiana Fifth District Democratic convention nominates Charles Bourron for Congress. Count Premio Real Spanish consul general at Quebec dies after shooting himself. Red Cross report on yellow fever district work by Col P F R Southmayd. J J Hill surveys railroad Duluth to Winnipeg to deter prosecutors. German court withholds release of Prof Greflicken over diary snippets. Ohio Episcopal clergy elect Vincent Pittsburg as assistant bishop. Frederick William, heir to Hesse, drowns after falling from steamer near Batavia to Singapore. Queen’s Mails of Honor Sir Lionel a high estate holder in Britain. Minneapolis crematory ready for West. Davis & Rankin plan St Cloud cannery 25k cans daily. Worthfield Wheat boom rents all houses. Supreme Court rules railroads liable for employees ejecting passengers. Manitoba discharges 100 St Paul shop workers. Local public works improvements must be paid. Wheat blockade in Minneapolis due to surplus low grade grain. Parson Building at Duluth blasted with rock. Miss Jonnie Burns nominated Republican superintendent Winona county schools. Hooston and Fillmore counties ladies as superintendents. Iron ore shipments from Two Harbors rise 827,489 gross tons to date. Lake and rail shipments total 342,000 tons this season.
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Count di Robatani
Italy
American Street Railway Association
Washington
Don Carlos
Supreme Council of the
Grand Chapter
Scottish Rite Masons
Wisconsin Central
Harmony
Northwestern Passenger Association
Jack Fitzpatrick
Liverpool
Dan Dougherty
Glasgow
Queensberry Rules
Montreal
Louisiana
Charles J Bourtron
Premio Real
Quebec
FP. R. Southmayd
National Association of the Red Cross
J. J. Hill
Duluth
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Uilding
Jonnie Burns
Winona County
Hooston
Fillmore
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Portable cooker invention sparks French order and chef demo
The French government ordered 20 000 portable cookers for camp use. A London demo showcased a three course dinner cooked for thirty with total heat costs under two pence, based on a steam heat principle claimed by inventor Mr. Wanzer.
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London
Wanzer
Representative from Adams Express visits Sioux City
A St. Louis official for the Adams Express Company toured Sioux City yesterday claiming his firm holds the United States Express contract for the entire northwest and that a transfer will occur within thirty days. He visited inspections along the Northwest routes and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line branches.
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Sioux City
Territorial Officers Listed in Dakota Territory Congress
A lengthy roll of territorial officers and officials is documented, including names for judiciary, county and city offices, education board, and various civic and fraternal organizations. The list spans districts and roles such as district attorney, marshal, clerk, auditor, sheriff, superintendent of schools, and multiple lodge and chapter officers in Mitchell and surrounding counties. It also notes church affiliations and meeting times for several congregations and lodges.
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Congress
Gifford
Ruur
Louis
Charel
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McCormack
Surer
Jotii
D. Lawler
Janes A. Ward
Genera
Muris Taylor
Mabie
Eugene A. Dye
Purcell
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Dan Maratta
Gene Sempleton
Cynordon
McClure
North Dakota
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Annette
B. J. Kennett
L. W. Adams
W. W. Gardner
Jodi Court
E. CO. Malmsberry
McCormick
Douty
Bras
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Little Song
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