Republicans say Dems threaten voter interference at polls
The Republican National Committee accuses Democratic leaders in New York of ordering workers to gather at polling places to eject officers and force ballots by force. They deny violence and pledge protection of every voter's rights and a fair count. Also noted is a report from Portland on the steamer Eva lost at sea with 32,000 barrels of flour valued around 146,200 dollars and cargo ship value near 240,000 dollars.
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New York
Regu National Committee
Turmak
Croker
den - Cratic
Serior
Demativ le- Ugaal Committee
Republican Party
2Iwass
2 Fairy
Tannes
Ap Ey
Aoe Terferna
Republican National Committee
Portland
Ore
London
Hong Kong
Fourteenth Infantry Moves Toward Manila Amidil Weather Damage
In Tier Tsim the Fourteenth Infantry regiment begins its trek toward Manila. Heavy rains in the past week caused damage around Winora Minnesota. Earthquake shocks cited in Jacksonville Florida were attributed to blasting. Russia reports crop prospects for 1300 as well below average. A grain shipment on the Duluch steamer Howard Sue is valued at $468,000.
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Tier Tsim
Manila
Winora
Minn
Jacksonville
Fla
Russia
Ministry of Agriculture
Duluch
Howard Sue
Jakes
Grand Jury Indicts Men in Bergen County Murder Case
The Brand Jury, after hearings on the Bergen county death, prepared indictments for Walter McAlister Alexander Campbell Kerr and Death. Doctors Townsend and Vroom testified about autopsy and reporting. Sculthorpe endured a long cross examination. Indictments are expected to be handed up and pleas entered with trial likely in early January.
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Arly
Jagcorsur
Tower Acud
Waterson
Brand
Dikun
Alterpugs
Walter McAlister
Afetander
Dolleurge
Kerry
Junie
Els
Dixon
MecHride
Cyrus Townsend
Leonard Kameriing
Bosschieters
Kent
Chief Graut
Townsend
Bergen County
Vroom
Ber
Sculthorpe
Grand Jury
McAlister
Kerr
Campbell
Death
New Jersey
Washington slave dies aged 122 in Hempstead
George Washington Homer Green a former enslaved man died yesterday at about 122 years old in Hempstead. Born January 1, 1777 near Elizabethport New Jersey, he was sold to a Virginia planter then to Gen. Washingto n. He later settled with a Long Island farmer and lived in the poorhouse the last years. He married several times and reportedly fathered 37 children.
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Hempstead, & L
George Washington
Homer Green
Green
Elizabethport
N. J
Virginia
Horger
George Green
Long Island
Reen
Murder confession erupts in famed Rice estate case
New York November reports reveal Charles F. Jones and Albert T. Patricia tied to the death of wealthy Waolhatu Rice at his Madison Avenue apartment on Sept 23. Jones allegedly confessed to a plan by Patricia to murder Rice for estate papers and forged will claims. Jones attempted suicide in the Tombs with a penknife after learning of the confession. Rice died as authorities describe a poisoning and restraints in the final moments.
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New York
Waolhatu Marsh Rie
Libs
Madison Avenue
York
Albert T. Patrica
Ase
Data Co Ee Anes Ak Als
RRC
Patrick
Rice
Patrik
Yaslet Jones
Jones
Tainer Patrick
Mr. Patrick
Jen
Mr. Rice
Murder Confession Involving Valet And Rich Man
The article describes a confession from Jones detailing a plan to incapacitate Mr. Rice with a cone of towel and sponge over his face, followed by a doctor declaring Mrs. Rice dead. Patrick denies finishing Jones the penknife and denies the confession. Jones is hospitalized after a near-fatal incident. the coroner’s inquest into Millionaire Rice’s death was adjourned amid new developments.
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Patrick
Mr. Rice
Attorner
Jones
Bellevu
Geaia Thio
Millionaire Rice
James Gordon Bennett Plans European Cable News Reach
James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the New York Herald, periodically returns to the United States to direct his enterprise. He is currently engaged here but will soon be in Europe using cables to disseminate his news.
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James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Europe
Inter statement questions Jones confession claim
Patrick and Jones defense attorney argues Jones never confessed and cites Wednesday conversations to support belief. Dr Walter Curry testifies Rice death scene lacked towels or chloroform odor and shows no signs of poisoning or anaesthetic influence.
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Mouse
Aorney
Patrick
Jones
Walter Curry
Mr. Rice
Mitchell in Brooklyn Describes Great Anthracite Strike
In Brooklyn about 1,500 heard John Mitchell president of the miners union recount the coal strike. He called it the greatest strike for living wages and noted 140,000 joined from 8,000 in 29 days. He urged keeping politics out and described miners’ wages and company-store abuses.
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Brooklyn
John Mitchell
Mince Workers’ Union
Henry George, Jr
John Swinton
Tomas J. Ducey
Ernest H. Crosby
Mitchell
Arctics
P27
Bryan's Chicago tour marred by egg attack
William Jennings Bryan spoke to large crowds at Randolph street and Michigan avenue in Chicago, then at Central Turner Hall. As he left, four eggs were thrown at him by youths including John R. Myers, who was arrested after a struggle with Officer Culkins. Police used clubs to detain the assailants and restore order.
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William Jennings Bryan
Randolph Street
Michigan Avenue
Col. Bryan
Whch
Mr. Bryan
Turner Hall
Milwaukee Avenue
John R. Myers
Culkins
Culking
Myers
Hulkins
New British Cabinet Appointments Draw Mixed Reactions
London news notes Queen Victoria approves Lord Salisbury as premier and several key ministers including Lord Lansdowne as foreign secretary and Mr. Brodrick as war secretary. Public enthusiasm is muted with debate over Selborne’s admiralty appointment and talk of possible replacements. In Michigan, County Treasurer Proctor dies by suicide amid treasury controversy. An ad promotes Dr Agnew’s Liver Pills.
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Lord Salisbury
London
Queen Victoria
Marquis of Lanadowne
William St. John Brodrick
Earl of Selborne
Admiralty
C. T. Ritchie
Lord Lansdowne
Ritchie
Lord Selborne
Earl
Gorge Weradham
Gerald Balfour
Ireland
Matthew White-Richey
Castaclane Story With Wealth and Trust Dispute
The account describes Countess de Castellane tearfully denying details of a court case involving her late husband and a contested trust. It covers George Gould’s offer to administer the trust, opposition from family factions, and a request to lightens the matter to spare the Countess further distress. The piece also notes other dispatches on Hayti prosperity, Lord Pauncefote’s return, and miscellaneous crime and politics tidbits.
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George J
de Wurm
Abe
Lot Dent
Frances
Mont
George Gould
Marquis de Castelane
Boni
Gouki
George Gotald
Countess de Castellane
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
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