President Harrison to visit New York this week
Chairman Carter announced President Harrison plans a New York visit this week with stops en route including Ophir Farm and Warner Miller's home. The trip features multiple city speeches, a conference with Platt and Miller about patronage, and a letter of acceptance possibly to be made public.
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Elkins Boosts Harrison Chances in Key States
Secretary of War Elkins arrived in New York and spoke to reporters about the canvass favoring Harrison. He cited strong Republican organization in the South and expected West Virginia to deliver electoral votes for Harrison, while noting uncertainty about late changes before November.
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Twenty First District Conferees Ballot At Saltsea Resort
Aug 2 Saltseceg Saltseorg reports the Twenty first district conferees resume sessions at the summer resort after a three day gap. Eight ballots produced no result and hotel interest dominates. Total ballots cast now 207.
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Governor candidate Exum arrested for profanity in post office
Dr Exum third party candidate for Governor was arrested in Goldsboro charged with profanity in the post office in front of ladies. Postmaster filed the charge, the mayor fined him, and a perjury warrant was issued against him.
New Jefferson Button Adopted by Democratic Clubs
Wasnixotos reports a new official button for the National Association of Democratic Clubs. The button is white celluloid with a colored portrait of Thomas Jefferson on the face and the initials N. A. D. G above the portrait.
Quiet Day at Gray Gables with Josiah Quincy Visit
Buzzarp's Bay Massachusetts August 29 ex president received a lone visitor Hon Josiah Quincy chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic State Central Committee. He alighted from a passing train and spent an hour with Mr Cleveland before returning to Boston prior to noon.
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Electoral Vacancy to Fite
Harrisburg Aug 29 A meeting of the State Democratic Committee will be held in this city at 2 o clock next Tuesday for the purpose of filling a vacancy on the electoral ticket caused by the resignation of James A Mallon of the Twenty fifth district who has removed to West Virginia.
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Debation challenged for Elwood tin plate rally
An individual in Aug. a challenge is issued on behalf of Congressman Bygum for a joint debate with William McKinley at the Elwood Indiana rally on the 13th instant.
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Notes From the Political Camps and State Conventions
Reports of party conventions across states including New Jersey Pennsylvania and Nebraska with nominations for representatives and gubernatorial mentions. Delegates from Harrisburg Wyoming Wilkes Barre Lincoln Grand Island and other locales gather by acclamation and unanimous vote.
Sultan Loses Fighty Men in Rebel Encounter
Aug 29 report from Tengier states 80 of the Sultan’s troops and several officers were killed or wounded in the clash with rebels.
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Lizzie Borden Hearing Details Poisoning Suspect
In the Faw River court Lizzie Borden faces witnesses about murder of her father. Prosecution shows surrounding witnesses saw no entry or exit and that the cellar door was locked. Clerks testify to attempts to buy prussic acid the day before the murder.
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Prominent California Politician Lured to Death in Fresno
L B McWhirter a noted lawyer and politician was assassinated in Fresno while investigating a noise at his home. Two masked assailants fired six shots, three each, with a revolver and masks found at the scene. Local Democratic factions were blamed for the crime amid county political turmoil.
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Mormons Exit Hanover County After Authority Action
In Hanover County Virginia 75 men led by John W. Moody and Major John Page escorted Mormon elders from the county border after a meeting at Beaver Dam depot. The group resolved to keep the area Christian and to tolerate no Mormonism, escorting the elders 10 to 12 miles to the county line. Major Page directed the expedition, linked to Thomas Nelson Page.
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Jones’ Cross Roads
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Cleveland praises Pennsylvania Democratic Society plan
Ex-President Cleveland commends the Pennsylvania plan for forming Democratic societies statewide. He urges friends to adopt it and form local organizations, says cooperation and dissemination of Democratic principles will be faster this way, and offers support in the work. He hopes to see the State Democratic Committee resolution urging enrollment in primary Democratic societies obeyed promptly.
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Court blanks A. P. land grant. Cubero confirmed
The Court of Private Land Claims in Santa Fe confirms the Cubero grant to the town and rejects the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad claim to odd sections within both American and Spanish land limits. It holds that valid Spanish and Mexicanos were not public lands of the United States and thus could not be granted away. The decision may be appealed to the U S Supreme Court.
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Placing the Blame Police Sanitary Inspection
City police patrolled alleys and cellars to enforce sanitation amid reports of cholera risk. Officers filed nuisance abatement notices. tenants and landlords may face prosecution if violations persist. The drive aims to clean streets, remove garbage, and curb disease as schools prepare to reopen.
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Allegheny Cleanse Order Issued by Chief Murphy
Superintendent McLaughlin of the Allegheny Bureau of Health cited Chief Murphy’s directive for thorough cleansing. He said four sanitary inspectors and police support will clean the town in weeks, noting current conditions are good and downplaying fears of a cholera outbreak.
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Public Safety Department
Attorney General Declines Opinion on Eight Hour Law
The Acting Secretary of War asked Miller whether the eight hour law applies to Mississippi river levee work. The Attorney General replied that he cannot issue an official opinion unless a formal case arises in a department and that he cannot guide prospective contracts with the United States, citing precedent.
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Religion's Queer Effect Stuns Steubenville Store Believers
In Steubenville an unusual religious episode ends with Theodore F. Rabe burning worldly goods. He set fires using croquet sets and children's toys outside his store and later hauled items to an alley as police intervened. He claimed divine command to destroy items linked to satanic influence.
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Theodore F. Rabe
Mr. Rabe
For Sale of Factory Plant on River Avenue Allegheny
Occupied property on River Avenue Allegheny with 57 foot front and 145 feet deep. Brick and iron clad warehouses machine shops and large foundry with boilers engines pulleys and hangers included. Rail connections with Pennsylvania and Baltimore Ohio nearby. Possession in one year. Auction scheduled September 6 at 9 o clock am at the premises. Contact F J Torrance 286 River Avenue Allegheny J W Arrott 539 Woodward Pleasburg A Leggate 50% Auctioneers Fourth Avenue.
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Dredging and Jetty Work Bid Notice at Charleston
Engineer Office announces sealed bids for dredging and jetty work at Charleston. Bid receipt closes at 2 noon September 2, 1593, with details available from the office. Frederic V. as Captain of Engineers may supply specifications upon request.
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