Fishing for Fish and Politics in Philadelphia Conference
Senators from Pennsylvania and national committee members wrap up a Philadelphia meeting with Quay and McManes securing patronage promises at the custom house. A rain-stopped carriage ride foreshadows a fishing trip to Bar Harbor to map the fall electoral plan and fill vacancies in four new states.
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McManes
Bar Harbor
Bitter
Louisview
Senator Quay
National Committee
Indian Rock
Colonel Quay
Colonel Dudley
Mr. Fassett
Conger
Mr.oodloe
Fairmount Park
Continental
Dudley
Goodby
Lafayette
Washington
Samuel Fessenden
Connecticut
The
Nations Committee
Waterloo for Independent Republicans in South Carolina
Washington August 5 Eugene A Webster named Collector of Internal Revenue for the South Carolina district, seen as a decisive setback for the so called Independent Republican movement in the state and its Massachusetts backers. The result leaves regular Republicans and Webster as the dominant faction, while Brayton suffers a career setback amid shifting alliances.
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WasmxerTon
Eugene A. Webster
South Carolina
Independent Republican” Party of
Massachusetts
L. Edwin Dudley
Sead
Alexander
Kershaw
Webster
Harrison
Brayton
Republican State Committee
United States
Internal Revenue Collectorship
Arthur
Carpet Baggers Laid Out In Third Louisiana District
The Republican Convention for Louisiana's Third Congressional district at Franklin nominated H. C. Miner of Terre Bonne to succeed late Democrat E. J. Gay. The move widens the clash between Progressive Republicans led by Dudley Coleman and the carpet-bagger faction, with the President likely to favor the stronger side in appointing offices. Election set for September 3.
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Progressive Republicas
OnLeays
Franklin
H. C. Miner
Terre Bonne
E. J. Gay
Dudley Coleman
Kellogg
Herwig
Louisians
Coleman
New Orleans
Chicago
Grest
Ex-Collector Bigler Declines State Treasurer Bid
Ex-Collector E A Bigler of Clearfield, floated as a possible Democratic State Treasurer candidate, arrived in the city and stated he is not a candidate and will not seek nomination. He said the race is hopeless and he will not accept honors of that description.
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Quay
Manatee
Philadelphia
Bigler
Congress
Louisiana
Cme
Beepfoed
E. A. Bigler
Clearfield
Mr. Bigler
Ector
Kentucky Still Democratic In State Treasurer Race
Louisville August 5 Returns from today’s election show a Democratic victory for State Treasurer Stephen G. Sharp. The Lexington incumbent was renominated. early results indicate Sharp leads Buckner’s 1887 margin, with statewide turnout light and several counties reporting larger majorities for Sharp.
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Louisville
Stephen G. Sharp
Lexington
Buckner
Vauville
Americus M Neely Named Receiver of Public Money
A dispatch announced Americus M Neely of Forest City as Receiver of Public Money at Littlock. Neely was a leader in the Forest County riots and was killed during the unrest. His appointment comes after a recommendation from the State Republican Committee.
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Little Roox
Americus M. Neely
Forest City
Littlock
Neely
Forest County
Rock
T State
Money Market Confidence As Crop Movement Looms
Wall Street sees no impending money stringency as crops move. Bankers like John A. Stewart and F. D. Tap anticipate easier funds and no tightness even with improving demand from the West. The sentiment pins on abundant liquidity and steady credit conditions.
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Wall Street
New Yor
Philadelphia
Boston
Lewis Brothers
Dis- Patou
New York
Poner Bank
Enone
John A. Stewart
United States
F. D. Tap
Gallatin National Bank
Meget Vene
Yeldell Arraigned for 1834 Edgefield Murder
In Edgefield Court of General Sessions John Yeldell, the colored man extradited from Pittsburg, was formally arraigned for the murder of James S. Blackwell in 1834. He pleaded for mercy and his trial was set for Friday. A large country crowd attended, order largely maintained, with Yeldell appearing distressed. His lawyers included Wm. J. Nett of Abbeville and J. W. Echole of Pittabure. Eldell was transported to Edgefield yesterday amid curiosity at stations along the route.
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Aton.s
Columbia
Edgefield Court of General Sessions
John Yeldell
Pittsburg
James S. Blackwell
Veldell
Aes Cours
Ww. O. Net
Abbeville
J. W. Echole
Pittabure
Atn
A Wonderful Mirage on a Wyoming Train Ride
Passengers from Northwestern Wyoming report a striking optical illusion seen at sunset from a train. An apparently vast lake seemed to lie in a grassy valley, shimmering like glass until it vanished, leaving travelers astonished by the mirage along the rail line.
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Wyoming
Diarateh
Denver
Northwestern
Jake
Captured by Italian Bandits Threaten Cincinnati Widow
Word reaches Cincinnati that Mrs. George Pendleton Bowler, widow of Bowler of the city, has been captured by bandits in Italy. She has long traveled in Europe, living mainly in Paris and London, with two children, a son near grown and a daughter about eight, who have supported her on the journeys. A letter to a friend provides the information from Bar Harbor era connections.
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Cincinnati
Bar
George Pendleton Bowler
Italy
Erno
Parle
London
Freight rates on iron in Central Traffic Association vote
A circular from Chairman Blanchard asks managers of Central Traffic Association lines to vote on restoring iron rates to 25 cents per 100 pounds from the present 20 cents. The move seeks to return to a higher rate previously in use as rail roads push for higher fares amid current conditions.
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Curcaco
Blanchard
Central Traffic Association
Brent
Propelioo
Rae Willie Ae
Soldier with a missing leg blocked for Greeley foe at Gettysburg
A telegraph dispatch from Wasixoton reports Treasury official Gilkeson denying veteran John W. Babbitt a higher clerkship after a career under Chandler and later demoting him from 1800 to 1600 dollars. The piece argues the administration shuns soldiers who wavered from party lines, citing Babbitt, a Michigan veteran who lost a leg at Gettysburg, and Horace Greeley support years ago. It notes Michigan Republicans protest the salary cut while pressuring for fair treatment of veterans.
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Gettysburg
Wasxisoton
Treasury
John W. Babbitt
Michigan
Babbitt
Sigourney Butler
Boston
Babes
Cotane
George Ee Ee
Horace Greeley
Comptroller
Mr. Babbitt
Messrs
Conger
Thayer
Precastione Confesses in Edgerton Murder Case
John Metcalfe, in jail on the murder of elderly Mrs Reyason at Edgerton July 23, confessed to the sheriff this morning claiming intoxication. The sheriff reported this afternoon that precautions with fence were being taken.
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Janesville
Wis
John Metcalfe
Reyason
Edgerton
Metcalfe
Fenee
Wanamaker Escape in Reading Railroad Train Crash
Postmaster General Wanamaker narrowly escaped injury in a Reading Railroad crash at Tabor station near Glenside. A runaway engine collided with the passenger train, injuring about a dozen passengers while Wanamaker, unhurt, hurried to catch a Washington-bound train despite the wreck.
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Reading
Hart
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Tabor Station
Jenkentown
Glenside
Washington
Tabor
Otive
Wepeseker
Fotien
Preparations for Kemmler execution experiments begin
Harold P. Brown the electric execution apparatus expert arrives in Auburn with assistant Davis. They review the prison yard setup to begin tests though scientists desired for observation are unavailable. Brown plans to have Dr. Carlos F. Macdonald lead the experiments in Auburn.
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Harold P. Brown
Kemmler
Davis
Auburn
Mr. Brown
Mr. Davis
Brown
Carlos F. Macdonald
Fell
A Decided Distinction in Harrisburg Insurance Case
Indignation grows as Harrisburg Live Stock Insurance Company, now in receivership, faces policyholders with unpaid assessments of 20 to 50 dollars. Total arrears and borrowed funds reach about 517,000, amid claims of mismanagement and lack of notice. The company contends minutes authorize assessments without notification, and the collection will be tested in court.
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Harrissure
Harrisburg Live Stock Insurance Company
Sohadante
Whaley and the Widow at Curacao Court Hearing
Harry L. Whaley, charged by New York widow Mrs Saran A. Dodge with obtaining money under false pretenses, was released on habeas corpus but rearrested on new warrants. Testimony described amatory correspondence used to urge marriage and divorce funds. Whaley and his wife Jennie Noble attended, with emotional scenes in the courtroom.
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Curiaco
Harry L. Whaley
Saran A. Dodge
New York
Dodge
Nymelas
Ants
Whaley
Jennie Ey Nee Noble
Gra Whaley
Woman burglar from hunger pleads guilty in court
In Quincy Massachusetts on August 5 Susie Brown a longtime cook for Boston families confessed to breaking and entering after telling police she starved and stole to survive. She pleaded guilty and claimed she could not eat even eggs or lard while deprived.
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Quincy
Mass
Braintree
Susie Brown
Boston
Victory for Legitime amid Haitian unrest reported
The Haytian consulate reports that rebels led by Jumeau attempted an assault near Port-au-Prince on July 28. The attack was repelled by loyal forces, and consular dispatches portray the situation as a victory for Legitime and his supporters.
Ex-Constable, officer accused in East End conspiracy case
Inspector Whitehouse arrested ex-constable J Lowery Bender officer F B Stoner and John D Bander on six informations sworn before Alderman Hyndman charging conspiracy tied to blackmail of East End speak-easies. Stoner posted 6000 bail. Bender and Bauder jailed. The trio deny guilt as court hearings proceed amid claims of a larger gang and six separate informations. Additional figures and details point to a widespread scheme by the Banders Detective Agency targeting speakeasies.
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Bender
Bauder
F. B. Stoner
Hyndman
East End
Aurelia Street
Whitehouse
Stoner
Alderman Hyndman
Inspector Whitehouse
J. Lowery Bender
John D. Bander
Bander
James Doyle
Bander Detective Agency
Frankstown Avenue
Twenty-first Ward
Blood duel in Louisiana amid fifty onlookers
Reports from Bates Rovox Louisiana describe a bloody duel near Cotton Port Ivoyles parish between Harry Ducate and son-in-law Charlie Armour. About 50 men witnessed as they spat and drew guns on the Bayou bank. An examination revealed injuries to both combatants after the confrontation. A separate bulletin from San Francisco notes a private traveler cancelling plans to go abroad.
Bank Robbery at Dye Brothers Store Allegany
A bold robbery at the Dye Brothers general store near Allegany, four miles away, saw a safe blown open with a drill and powder. About $25,000 in cash and $10,000 in U.S. bonds plus gold jewelry were stolen, with books missing and no arrests yet. Locals blame a large roaming gang from Paterson, New Jersey, and a reward is offered for recovery.
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Ouras
Dye Brothers
Allegany
United States
Torin
Paterson
N. J
Professors to Arrive in U S Despite Earlier Ruling
Baltimore August 5. It is stated that despite Solicitor Hepburns adverse ruling on importing five foreign professors for the Catholic University in Washington, the educators will come to the United States and assume duties. Attorney General Miller declined to opine until their arrival. A high Government position suggests landing will be allowed, with possible future decision under law excluding foreign laborers if objections arise.
Job For 4 Driller Special Telegram To The Dispatch
A Harrisburg report says a professional driller began sinking a well near Lucknow, four miles north of the city, for 3600 but with a contract that paid nothing if he failed to comply. Depth reached 2600 feet with no oil or gas and the hole became crooked, complicating the rig’s removal.
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Harrisburg
Lucknow
Harris
Somme
War Debt Remarks Sparked Dispute at State Convention
Brismagee North Dakota August 5 In the constitutional convention today Senators Stewart and Reagan spoke on the silver question but referred to the war debt. Johnson responded claiming Reagan was in Jeff Davis cabinet when debt was made. Purcell questioned Johnson about insulting Reagan and Matthews moved to act. the convention adjourned with Johnson still speaking. Delegates will stay several days to gather information on the issue.
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Brismagee
N. D
Stewart
Reagan
Johnson
Eell
Texas
Jeff Davis
Purcell
Matthews
Grand Forks
Burke Returns to Chicago in Custody on Burke Case
Martin Burke, linked to the Cronin case, landed safely in Chicago and was not taken to Union Depot but to the jail by Chief Hand. A crowd and reporters gathered at Canal and Fulton to view the prisoner, but were disappointed. The State's Attorney plans trial for all prisoners before Judge McConnell on Monday, August 26.
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Curcaco
Martin Burke
Cronin
Chicago
Union
Canal
Fultonks
Surses
McConnell
White Caps in Monroe Township Attack Widow and Daughter
A band of White Caps dragged Widow Asmette Street and her daughter Clara from their home in Monroe township. They threatened to cut out their tongues and battered them until blood flowed. Judge St. John summoned 20 witnesses. seven regulators fled. Suspects include John and Charles Oliver, Jane and Dan Farr, and John Stevens. Arrests expected tomorrow.
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Manton, Inc
Monroe Township
Asmette Street
Clara
Thelres
Agar
One Giant and Nine Diamonds Unearthed in Nebraska Farm
In Keagney Nebraska on August 5 a farmer near J. B. Male's farm unearthed a fossilized giant's arm. The band remained tightly clasped. A young son broke off nine diamond fingers from the arm while playing with the curios. The artifact is described as large and remarkable.
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Keagney
Neb
J. BR. Male
Mr. Male
Lima
Great Big Joke ated at Black Diamond Capture
A humorous note from Black Diamond reports a public incident described as a great big joke at somebody's expense. Local officials caution readers about pursuing fairness and accountability in community actions.
Battle of Dorking Revisited in Behring Sea Row
Officials in Washington and Ottawa mock the Black Diamond affair as a comic misstep. The State and Treasury Departments dispute jurisdiction while criticizing the administration as a laughing stock. Canadian papers, Toronto to Ottawa, echo the farcical tone as the dispute drags on with no clear law enforcement outcome.
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Behring Sea
Washington
Wasursetos
Black Diamond
Dorking
State Department
Treasury Department
Victoria
International Ae Willinges
England
Uery
Rush
Jers
Aarti i Law
Treas. Department
Ee Eee Cvils
Canada
Toronto
Globe
Saulebars
Eeckaoe
South Dakota Constitution Ready Convention Last Session
The convention met at 1 oclock today for the final session. Only business was auditing convention expenses and members were pronounced to have completed their duties.
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South Dakota
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Warren County
George Handy Smith
Horatio P. Connell
Samuel F. Houseman
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Cooper
Mr. McManes
J. McManes
Custom House
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Beaver
Delaware
Ben Booy
Continental Hotel
William W. Dudley
Indiana
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A. L. Conger
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Kentucky
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Blackwell
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Legitime
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