Manufacturers to Confer on Reciprocity in Philadelphia
Philadelphia October 2 The first meeting of the committee of the National Association of Manufacturers in charge of the national conference on reciprocity will be held in Philadelphia October 18 The group led by President Theodore C Seardt aims to formulate practical plans for extending reciprocity under existing laws or forthcoming legislation It will not seek revisions of the tariff or alterations to its core principles The reference to President McKinleys last public appearance is cited as a guiding text for the convention
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National Association of Manufacturers
Theodore C. Seardt
United States
MuKinley
Fusion Talk Dominates Pennsylvania Democratic Ticket
Pennsylvania Democrats plan fusion with the Union party to defeat the Republicans. Representative A J Palm will resign to enable the fusion and Elisha A Coray may be substituted. Palm predicts Coray will take over within a week. Palm notes Democratic papers favor fusion as the only path to defeat the machinery candidates amid legislature fallout. Senator Hanna visits Massachusetts, staying with Mrs J W Jones in Boston before visiting Rosendale. United Mine Workers leaders from coal states meet secretly at Parkersburg, with President Mitchell absent.
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Pittsburg
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Luzerne
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Coray
Democratic
Parkersburg
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Van Winkle
Mitchell
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Schley court of inquiry hearings resume with Evans and new witnesses
Washington Oct 2 the Schley court of inquiry resumed with Admiral Evans’s testimony and three new witnesses Captain Sigsbee, journalist Dienada and Chief Yeoman Becker. Evans rebutted questions about a disputed remark on Jack Philip running away and described the Texas and Brooklyn actions during the Santiago engagement.
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SONS OF ST GEORGE MEETING FILLED STATES AT PHILADELPHIA
Eleven state representatives attended the triennial convention of the supreme lodge of the Sons of St George in Philadelphia with Kingston retiring as presiding officer and new officers installed for the next term. The report also notes other regional news including a Milwaukee labor mediation, Admiral Dewey expanding Des Moines real estate, and a New York journalist and inventor, Nevills, killed near Elmira, as well as a fire damaging Rea business district and Oregon nickel deposits.
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George Kingston
Bridgeport
Conn
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Pittsburg
Walter Willis
Chicago
J. Henry Williams
George H. Toop
Sandy Harrison
Fall River
Francis §. Green
Newark
George Chester
George Smales
Providence
inside sentinel
Robert Sharp
Los Angeles
outside sentinel
George Pratchett
Washington
George 8. Rowbotham
John B. Washer
Akron
Dewey
Des Moines
George Dewey
Holmes
University place
Regatta Ends In Failure As Shamrock II Leads But Fails To Finish
Yesterday off Sandy Hook the second international yacht race ended with neither Shamrock II nor Columbia completing the 30 mile course due to light variable winds. Shamrock II led for much of the race before time ran out as spectators watched a drifting contest rather than a proper finish, with Barr maneuvering the Columbia to seek a wind shift that never fully materialized.
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President Schwab's Gift Turned Over to Johnstown Church
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on October 2 a formal handover ceremony marked the transfer of a church built by C M Schwab of United States Steel to the St Michael's congregation. Attending were Archbishops Ireland Ryan and bishops Garvey Hoban Shanahan, representing church leadership in the region.
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Loretto
C. M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Prince Demetrius Gallitzin
Allegheny
Mr. Schwab
St. Michael's church
Seymour for Governor Nomination on Second Ballot
In Trenton on October 2 Newark mayor James M. Seymour secured the Democratic nomination for New Jersey governor on a second ballot amid a turbulent but disciplined convention. The anti Seymour faction failed to unite behind a single candidate, while Seymour benefited from party leaders steering delegates. The platform attacked Republican controls, called for state investigations, abolishing official fees, and direct election of U.S. senators, with sympathy for South Africa’s struggle for freedom. The convention also noted internal divisions and the party’s hopes against former Senator Smith.
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Trenton
N. J
James M. Seymour
Newark
New Jersey
Wiliam B. @burley
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Edward F.C. Young
Robert Davis
Hudson county
2. L. Price
Essex county
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Thomas M. Ferrell
Gloucester county
Voorhees
South Africa
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