No Rest in Kansas Campaign All Time
Kansas politics roils as Democrats desert and the Farmers Alliance tests strength. The Kansas Democratic leaders push toward reestablishing party unity while Republicans organize clubs and secret orders to revive enthusiasm. A key Topeka meeting signals national committee involvement and cross-state alignment debates.
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Indiana
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Lease
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Rame
People’s Party
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National Committee
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Democratic Party
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League
Republican State League
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M. Thurston
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Knights and Ladies of America
Ter
Frank McGrath
State Farmers’ Alliance
Hhe
Nebraska
Southern Alliance
Georgia
South
McGrath
People's Movement
Conferring with Quay on Pennsylvania politics and national committee
Philadelphia reports a flurry of political chatter as Senator Quay weighs a likely successor. Andrews and others discuss Quay's resignation and a possible National Committee vacancy. Names mentioned include Thompson for Treasurer and General F eder for State Chairman with Morrison active in canvassing.
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National Committee
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Philadelphia
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Uay
Quay
Frank Reeder
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Custom House
Collector Cooper
Thrtaelet Aether Conventice
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General Feder
John Morrison
Senator Quay
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Republican National Committee
Republican State Committee
Colonel Goodloe
Kentucky
Reublican State Committee
Hinois
George Kt. Davis
State Committee
McKinley Opens Campaign With August 22 Speech
Major McKinley Republican candidate for Governor meets with Chairman Hahn in Lakeside to map campaign dates. The plan includes Grand Army events and agricultural fairs with opening remarks slated August 22 at Niles in Frumbull county. He expects strong wool trade support and denies any Senate candidacy while noting Farmers Alliance remains the lone uncertain factor.
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Cotemars
McKinley
Lakeside
Hahn
Niles
Frumbull County
Farmers‘ Alliance
Disgust at Lodge as Bay State Republicans Break With Lodge
Boston dispatch reports a Republican split over Henry Cabot Lodge with R Cogswell and Walker resigning from the Committee on Resolutions rather than align with Lodge. The state committee then stripped Lodge of influence, triggering open conflict within the party.
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State Committee
Mena
Political Turmoil Surrounds Lodge and Rus sell Re-Election
The piece argues Mr. Lodge must retire to end the factional squabble but notes his ongoing campaign for Senator Hoar. It suggests Governor Russell's likely re election with success of the Republican ticket and speculates on Lodge seizing control, potentially sidelining rivals.
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Lodge
Senator Hoar
Russell
Kansas editors greet New York Governor Hill message
Democratic editors of Kansas in Topeka at their convention sent a greeting to Governor Hill of New York. The telegram cited Kansas Democracy and the Empire State governor replied with a long message from Normandie by the Sea stating I am a Democrat.
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Normandie-by-the-Sea
Spooner predicts Harrison renomination amid Blaine talk
Ex Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin says President Harrison will be renominated despite rumors of Blaine. He cites a reliable source indicating a majority of the National Committee supports Blaine but Harrison remains the likely nominee. Spooner also favors placing the Federal election bill second after the tariff in the platform.
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John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Harrison
Blaine
Mr. Spooner
National Committee
Spooner
North West for Robinson in Pennsylvania County Contest
A quiet state contest shows Lincoln Club back Robinson as Meadville Republican Club elects delegates and Erie sends 40 proxies. Robinson delegates win by a large majority. the section favors Robinson ahead of formal selections.
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Robinson
Lincoln Club
Meadville
Republican Club
Erie
Kansas Judge McKay Flouts Precedent Again
Topeka dispatch reports Alliance Judge W McKay of the Twenty fourth district set aside judgments from a special judge after Supreme Court reprimand for defying its decisions. He faces possible further action while gaining backing from the Alliance despite questions about his reading of law.
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Topeea
Kax
G. W. McKay
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Supreme Court
Reform
Topeka
Cour
Eee
Harper County
Supreme Bench
Bear at large near Gravesend Beach after chase
Culver's Depot New York July 31 The bear remains at large near Gravesend Beach and is likely exhausted after Tuesday night's hunt. Engineer Bob Robinson of the Brooklyn and West End Railroad reports seeing the animal on Wednesday night as it moved along the track, jumping off just before the train. The bear may be dead or dying in the swamps. Jonathan Van Wart, yacht Lottie owner, returned from a two week fishing cruise and fired a pistol at Morris' house to announce his return, prompting a humorous exchange with Morris.
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Coney Isiana
N. Y
Gravesend Beach
Bob Robinson
Brooklyn and West End Railroad
Jonathan van Wart
Lottie
Steve Morris
van Wart
Morris
Pattison Visit to Pittsburgh Camp K Engagement
Governor Pattison and staff will reach Pittsburg on Wednesday en route to the Second Brigade camp. He will stay at Camp K until Friday and then return to Burg. Representative A L Taggart of Montana arrives and denies a rumor regarding his stance on the Boyer revenue bill as a substitute for the Granger tax bill.
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Harrissurg
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Pittsburg
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A. L. Taggart
Montsess
Deserted leaders shift away from Parnell in Irish crisis
The report traces Dillon and O Briens refusal to negotiate with Parnell after leaving prison. It notes Dublin and Belfast Parnellite factions splintering, O Briens rejection of Boulogne talks, and Parnells telegram seeking renewed support. It also covers changes in Irish politics and related British matters including education bills and Paris fund disputes.
Diary Extracts Granted Rights for Weekly Illustrations
Mention notes the illustrated weekly will publish extracts from a diary with the London Times offered first refusal at £1000. The snippet suggests negotiation over rights and the role of major newspapers in reprinting diary content.
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London Times
Chile’s Presidente Pinto Sets Sail for Chile from Lisbon
At five o'clock this morning the Presidente Errazuriz left Lisbon for Chile with 20 Chilean sailors aboard while insurgents threaten British vessel actions. The Pinto had previously stranded at Toulon but is now floated and ready to proceed.
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Presidente Errazuriz
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Toulon
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Valee
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High
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Peral
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Garnet
Deutsche Bank Forgery Scandal Net Liabilities In Billions
The discovery of Deutsche Bank forgeries is attributed to broker Schwieger who disclosed the defects. Bank authorities fear wider liabilities beyond those found, with cash losses already pegged at 3,000,000 dollars. Directors and Administrative Council reportedly forego royalties and current year profits.
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Berti
Deutsche Bank
Schwieger
Stock Exchange Sees Minor Failures in Fortnightly Settlement
Loxton July 31 There were several minor failures on the Stock Exchange today during the fortnightly settlement but none of them were significant. The largest loss noted was $17 500.
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Loxton
Remains of Hermata Raster Leave for Chicago
The body of Hermata Raster, the noted Chicago German editor, departed today from this city en route to Chicago for burial.
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Raster
Berm
Hermata Raster
Chicago
Vesuvius Eruption Reaches Rio del Carallo
Naples reports Vesuvius eruptions intensify as lava flows reach the village of Rio del Carallo. Authorities monitor lava paths and potential further damage.
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Naples
Auly
Rio del Carallo
Six Perished in Westphalia Pit Explosion Fire Damp
In Berks on July 31 six men died when fire damp exploded in the Baurlegineck mine in Westphalia. Rescue teams battled flames as officials reported the fatalities and began investigations into the accident.
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Baurlegineck
Westphalia
Not a relative of Blaine but a famous woman detective
Special telegram from Bar Hannor reports Miss Margherita Arlina, the Spanish author on Blaine, is actually Margaret Hamm, renowned Pinkerton detective sent to Upper Canada to investigate lumber crimes. She is not Blaine’s relative but granddaughter of General Pierre Hamm of Canada.
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Bar Hannor
Pinkertons
Blaines
Pierre Hamm
Canada
Hamm
Treasurer Boyer's Report Shows Record General Fund
State Treasurer Boyer's monthly report dated July 31 shows 5,197,014.46 dollars in the general fund, a record high. Of this, 2,226,009 is in Farm bi and Mechanics' National Bank Philadelphia, 552 in Peoples' of Philadelphia, and 783,302 in Allegheny National Bank Pittsburgh. The general fund will be reduced by over 2,250,000 in days to cover school appropriations.
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Boyer
Tod
Farmbi and Mechanics’ National Bank
Philad
Peoples
Philiphis
Ane Gheny National Bank
Pitta
Anti Hebrew Edict Suspension Report Denied
Acting Secretary Wharton says the State Department has no information on any suspension of the Russian edict against Hebrews. No communication has been received from Russia or the Consul, and Peters confirms no action of such magnitude has been ordered.
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Washington
Wharton
Department of State
Noth
Cranote
Diane
T. Peters
Ae Latinas
Secretary Noble Resigns Amid Cabinet Reshuffle Talks
July reports from Washington say Secretary Noble has notified the President of his desire to retire from the Cabinet. President Harrison plans a simultaneous replacement with Secretary Proctor, aiming to fill both vacancies after finding suitable successors. Noble hopes to hand over duties before fall work resumes and may seek a judgeship on the new Court of A ct.
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Cape May
Department
Washington
Noble
Harrison
Interior Department
Goodby
Proctor
Court of Act
Influx of Celestials
Leerort New YorkJuly 31 Chinamen are everywhere along the border with Canada and the Z Pegials enter the United States despite authorities efforts. Commissioner Hirschbeck rules they must return to China in two pending cases while Pound's rulings spark Department of Justice debate. Deputies fear a policy shift as Spalding and Moore investigate the matter. Rumors claim Lewiston is a landing point followed by trains to Newark. AUTHORESS Julia Dorr writes about the Old Man of the Mountains.
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Canada
United States
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Sioner Hirschbeck
Buffalo
China
Pound
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Portland
Ore
Sanrancisco
the Treasury
Spalding
Suspension Bridge
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Moore
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Lewiston
Rome, Watertown and Wes
Newark
Tell-Tale Letter Sparks Preliminary Hearing for Minister Comer
In Plainfield on July 31 Rev. George Vickerey Comer of Amwell faced Elder Brice at New Brangwale over accusations by farmer George Washington Tuppen that his wife abducted household goods and animals. Comer denied all charges, admitting a letter to Mrs. Tappen signed Dearest Pet but claimed it referred to his separated wife. The preliminary hearing ordered a trial by the Conference, with more testimony expected.
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Sion
Comer
Cardinal Gibbons Calm After Narrow Druid Hill Runaway
Cardinal Gibbons and Father Dougherty escaped injury when their carriage horses bolted after a bicycle nearly spooked them in Druid Hill Park Baltimore. Driver James Martin struggled to regain control and halted the run after a near- clash at the gate. The Cardinal praised the driver’s nerve and warmly shook his hand.
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Dispatch
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Dougherty
Druid Hill Park
James Martin
Cape May
Martin
Daring Stowaways Escape From St. Bernard
Two stowaways from Madeira on the steamship St. Bernard escaped handcuffed while awaiting immigration decisions. Emanuel Viers and Jose Gonsevey vanished after slipping overboard near Waters wharf, then were rescued by a rowboat man. If not caught, Captain Har land faces a $2000 fine.
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Locust Point
Madeira
Emanuel Viers
Jose Gonsevey
St. Bernard
Italian Barbers Trick Sparks Court Action
Henry Williams, a colored man, confronted James Pedro after paying 25 cents for a shave. Pedro claimed 15 cents for the shave and 10 cents for towels. A struggle brought police and Williams jailed. Justice McMahon sent Pedro to the Island for a month in default of bonds.
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New York
Henry Williams
James Pedro
Pedro
Williams
Poiceman Barrett
Obnoxious Juror Invites Public Backlash in Elliott Case
Couumaus July 31 The town faces intense anger toward Juror Aubert who voted to acquit the murderer Elliott. Citizens threaten hostile reception with bad eggs and demand accountability for the jury verdict amid the controversy surrounding the case.
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Elliott
Couumaus
Aubert
Heartless Husband Unveiled in Santa Cruz Tale
Mrs. Kitty Winninger recounts a grim saga of abuse and control by John Winninger. She says domestic strife began in Dubuque, moved to Woodland and Santa Cruz, and included threats to fake her death and alter her life. She vows to contest any divorce if filed.
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Dispatch
San Francisco
Kitty Winninger
Santa Cruz
Dubuque
John Winninger
Woodland
Cal
Santa Clara County
A Bishop Narrow Escape on Washington Street
Bishop Lubs of the Evangelical Church narrowly escaped death in Chicago today. He stepped from a cable car on Washington street just as another car approached and grasped the advancing car to avoid being struck. He was bruised but not seriously injured.
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Cxtcaco
Lubs
Evangelical Church
Washington Street
Amalgamated Officials Oppose Foreign Tin Plate Labor
The Amalgamated Association plans a public stand against importing foreign tin plate workers. Assistant President Garland cites two reasons: contract labor law violations and protecting American citizens from lower paid foreign competition. He claims sufficient skilled workers are available locally and that training can rapidly expand the domestic workforce.
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Amalgamated Association
Ameries
Garland
Neidling
Haus
Owens
Treasury Department
W. C. Cronemeyer
Apollo
Morgan
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Winnees
Alos
Rees
Preble Avenue
Allegheny
Woods’ Run
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