Henry George Dead After Campaign Strain in New York
Henry George, candidate of the Jeffersonian Democracy for Mayor of Greater New York, died after a strenuous campaign marked by energetic speaking tours and clashes with Croker. The report details his life from birth to career, law and journalism work, and a final day of speeches across Queens and Manhattan, noting his fatigue and the reactions of supporters and opponents.
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Death of Henry George Prompts World Memorial Fund
New York and London papers report Henry George’s death sparks a World memorial fund. Henry George Jr. and supporters flood campaigns with tributes praising his reform efforts. The World notes subscriptions and city leaders pledge further actions in his memory.
President's Far East Trip Returns After Dinner in Canton
Washington reports the president and party including Secretary Porter left Washington for Canton Vittsburg and Jawaii en route to Cincinnati for the Olja event planned for seventy. The group paused in Canton and Vittsburg and will return to Weekington next Thursday.
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CommercialReviews Foreign Demand for Wheat Continues
A condensed review from New York dated October 20 notes continued foreign demand for wheat, with shortages in late autumn weather hindering retail trade but strong wholesale activity. It cites large grain orders, rising prices driven by speculation, and heavy export pressure amid weather delays and Labor disruptions.
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Yellow fever reports spread across southern towns
A chaotic wire service style bulletin details new yellow fever cases in Clinton and nearby counties, with Mobile Selma and Bayou areas noting fresh infections and deaths. Officials cautious on frost delays, while health boards issue daily tallies and warnings amid mounting concern.
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President appoints railroad and customs officials in Washington
The president announced appointments including James Lewes of Chowan County as commissioner of railroads, and Henry Pritehebt of Missouri as superintendent of the coast and geodetic survey. Other named figures include MiMing Whitte of Arkansas as customs official, Albert A.ony as pay director, and Richard L. Scarlett as surveyor general. Gener Longstreet named railroad commissioner. notes on his past service and marriage.
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Clyde line brings survivors from derelict schooner Merion Wi
New York on October 29 reports the Clyde line steamer arriving from San Domingo with Datavnens Mateheen and five seamen from the American schooner Merion Wi which foundered near Azur reef on September 30. The vessel becalmed, grounded on reefs, and pounded her bottom. Crew saved the boats and most cargo was saved.
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New York Bank Hearing Totals Reported for October
New York reports total bank hearings at 1,193,276,698 dollars with 22.9 percent increase. Excluding New York, the figure is 480,567,224 dollars, showing an 18.1 percent rise.
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End of the Campaign at Democratic Headquarters
Special dispatch from Richmond reports Democratic activities as Joe Button returns to Appomattox county for campaigning, Secretary Crump to oversee quarters, Ellyson downplays public addresses, and local races in Pittsylvania and Powhatan contested. Death of Henry George noted. Senator Daniel speaks in Manchester as interruptions mar venue.
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New England Cotton Manufacturers tour plans in South
Members of the New England Cotton Manufacturers association wrap up sessions in Philadelphia and begin a tour of Southern mill districts. They will visit Danville Greens Salisbury Asheville Spartanburg Columbia and other mills, to learn about cotton industry developments. The trip is led by R L Brunswick of the Brunswick Manufacturing Company and includes many state manufacturers and representatives. Thanksgiving Proclamation by McKinley sets date for November 26. London reports a 100 mile race record. details unclear.
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