President Harrison Tour Includes Ophir Farm Visit
President Harrison arrives from Loon Lake and heads to Whitelaw Reid’s Ophir Farm near White Plains for a 24 hour stay. He will travel by the Traveler car with stops where Harrison will speak, with Herkimer and Warner Miller prominent among planned receptions and greetings. Officials and party leaders, including Halford and Tibbetts, organize campaign efforts across Virginia North Carolina and Maryland as Ohio and New York events shape the Republican slate.
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New York
Loon Lake
Mott Haven
Whitelaw Reid
Ophir Farm
White Plains
Halford
Tibbetts
Mr. Reid
Harrison
Herkimer
Warner Miller
Miller
Henry G. Burleigh
Quebec
Reid
Thomas Henry Carter
Mr. Carter
Kes
General Clarkson
Hos
Sam Fessenden
Brookfield
Hackett
Carter
W. W. Johnson
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Charles Foster
Treasury Department
J. G. L. Harris
Carolina
Harris
People’s Party
People's
Ohio
Foster
North Carolina
Ben Butterworth
George A. Sheridan
Edward Fixwilliam
Norwood
N. Y
Ted
Risiy
Nearwoods
Cape May Sare
President Harrison
Russell Morrison
Seashore
Democratic State Convention Nominates Morton for Governor
Lixcotx, Nun, Aug. 30. The Democratic State Convention met today and nominated J Sterling Morton of Nebraska City for Governor and N Wallner of Grand Island for Lieutenant Governor. The ticket was completed with F M Crowe as Secretary of State, H F O Sullivan as Auditor, and A.
Public officials named in official document fragment
B Beckman superintendent of public instruction J H Hornberger attorney general Matthew Geering commissioner public lands and buildings Jacob Wigg hs are listed as signatories or participants in a state government record with multiple department heads involved.
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B. Beckman
J. H. Hornberger
Matthew Geering
Jacob Wigghs
Harmony in Philadelphia Democratic Conventions Faces Court Ruling
Philadelphia reporters note harmony in most conventions as nominees are named. In the Eleventh and Seventeenth districts rival factions produce two candidates each while several other districts list nominees for assembly and senate. The Court of Common Pleas will decide the validity of the Seventeenth ward nominations and may address the Daily certificate challenged by Brewster.
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Philadelphia
Harmony
Sevnteenth
Geo, Beatty
Andrew J. Toland
Senate
J. ¢. Hawcoues
Wm. J. Reed
John Donohue
Andrew &. Conway
Francis G.gallagher
Thomas J. Orr
J. Oliver Weeden
Thos. J. Maximis
Albert Crawford
John Kelley
Charles R. Gentner
Walter Muir
William H. Barrett
James C. Gillespie
John H. Fow
Samuell
Dalley
Thomas McClarran
Fh. J. Sink
John Moore
William Conway
William Crain
Charles Chauncey Binney
Frank A. Harcramit
Oaklane
Court of Common Pleas
Seventeenth Ward
F. Carroll Brewster
Steuben Hall
Democratic Party
Brewer
Representative Few
Third District
McAleer
Democratic Rally in Sedalia Draws 10090 Supporters
Democratic day in Sedalia featured General Adlai Stevenson and W. J. Stone as main speakers. Stevenson denounced protection as robbery of farmer and laborer by manufacturers, urging true color of policy while addressing agricultural workers. West and Heard also spoke to large, enthusiastic crowds at the Opera House and Court House respectively.
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Kansas City
Sedalia
Adlair Stevenson
W. J. Stone
Veet
Heard
Stevenson
Hainy
Ott
Senator West
Opera House
Congressman Heard
Court House
Medill Denies Blaine Residence Purchase in Los Angeles
Cu tca go August 30 Special. Joseph Medill dismissed a Washington dispatch alleging he was hired by ex Secretary Blaine to buy a Los Angeles home. Medill said Blaine’s home remains Washington, and he has not been authorized to lease or buy property. He noted Blaine may visit California but will keep his residence in Washington. Medill himself owns a winter residence near Los Angeles and spends part of the season there.
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Joseph Medill
Maine
Washington
CuTcaGo
Blaine
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Medill
California
Chicago
Mr. Blaine
Medill
Foothills
Serson
Montrose Democrats Nominate Pattison Backed Senate Push
The Montrose Democratic Convention nominated RK Searle for Congress 8 Thomas and Isaac Hill for Representatives M S Allen for District Attorney and Abner Griffin for Surveyor. A resolution urged voting to support Robert E Pattison for U S Senator. In Rome Judge F Crisp spoke to about 5000 Democrats drawing trains of crowds.
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Montrose
RK & Searle
Congress
Thomas
Isaac Hill
M. S Allen
Abner Griffin
Robert E. Pattison
United States
Rome
F. Crisp
National House of Representatives
Ex President Cleveland Quiet at Home as Weather Bites
Aug 30 reports former President Cleveland staying indoors with no callers due to bad weather at Buzzano's Bay Massachusetts. The moment reflects a subdued public presence as conditions kept him in.
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Buzzano's Bay
Mass
Cleveland
Lizzie Borden Trial Foe Expert Blood Stain Theories
The Aug 30 Boston tailor of the Borden murder trial centers on Prof Wood's testimony supporting Lizzie against blood stain and poison theories. Stenographic inquest notes are admitted. Elizabeth's accounts of her movements and alibis are examined. defense and prosecution clash over prussic acid evidence and the axe evidence.
Suspicious Man Description Rejected by Detectives
A fragment notes detectives hired by the Misses Borden pursue a man matching a Dr. Handy description. The woman, Lizzie Borden, denies his presence at D R Aes drug store, and the fragment suggests ongoing questions about his whereabouts.
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Dr. Handy
Misses Borden
Misa Lizsie Borden
D. R. Aes
Eli Bance
Poisoning Theory Debunked in Lizzie Borden Hearing
In the Borden murder hearing at Fall River Massachusetts on August 30 Prof. E S Wood found no poison traces on a hatchet or in stomachs and dismissed poison theories. The day highlighted inconsistencies about Lizzie Borden's whereabouts and testimony, while District Attorney Knowlton read Lizzie Borden's earlier statements revealing sharp, secretive answers.
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Borden
Faut River
Mass
E 8
Wood
Lizzie
Smith
Mra Borden
Mrs. Borden
Dinnie
Philip Harrington
Miss Borden
Knowlton
Stevenson Joins Cleveland in Writing Colored Democrat Support
In Columbus Ohio on Aug 30 Herbert A Clark a colored resident wrote in support of ex president Cleveland to persuade colored voters to back him. Clippings were shared with candidates and endorsements from Gray Gabies and A E Strv praised Clark for aiding the Democratic cause.
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Columbus
Herbert A. Clark
Cleveland
Clark
Deap
Ghover Cleveland
Broomretoy
Ill
A. Clark
Eng
Deak
A. E
Beautirs of the Engish Language A Use ful Lesson in Four Words
The phrasing suggests a historic note on English usage and language style presented as a compact lesson. It appears to discuss four words or linguistic devices and their proper application.
Burgess McLuckie to Be First Homestead Trial
The September term of the Court of Quarter Sessions will focus on the Homestead strikers facing murder riot and conspiracy charges. Burgess McLuckie is most likely to be the first defendant, with District Attorney Burleigh leading the state cases and defense to be handled by Brennan Cox or Northwest lawyers Argo and Irwin. Indictments for murder in the first degree and aggravated riot are expected for dozens of Homesteaders as the grand jury prepares.
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Homestead
Court of Quarter Sessions
Homestead Borough
Kennedy
Porter
McClung
Haymaker
John McLuckie
Sidra
Burleigh
Mesara, Knox & Bkeed
Buck
John & Knobb
Patterson
Burgess McLuckie
Brenoay
Cox
Argo
Irwin
Sikely
McLuckie
Sequenes
Triade
Grand Jury
Carnegie Company
Uroish
Mexican Officials Arrest U S Customs Officer in La Noria
Deputy United States Collector C D Reppe crossed the line and was seized by Mexican authorities in La Noria and taken to Santa Cruz. His wife Mrs Reppe accompanied him until she was sent home. Reppe had earlier captured a horse smuggler and sent him to Tucson for trial. Mexican customs officials later ordered Reppe released from Santa Cruz via courier from Nogales official Lineiros.
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la Noria
Anim
United States
C. D. Reppe
la Norta
Santa Cruz
Reppe
Tucson
Lineiros
Customs Service
Nogales
Keppe
Trentox Contractors Face Stone Debate in Newark Post Office
Captain Robert Johnston and partner Mr. Byrnes, tied to the Newark post office project, are at odds over stone type. Lawyer Bowman of New York claims Johnston manipulated wires in Washington to view rival bids before submitting his own for the $100,000 job.
Witisma Divorce Case Ends in Decree for Williams
The Wiklisms divorce case ended before Judge Fuller after depositions on Williams property value. He found the value at least 8 and granted Mrs Elizabeth T Williams a decree for 30,000 with 5,000 for attorney fees. Al Williams fights the decree.
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Barto Orry
Wiklisms
Fuller
Williams
Elizabeth T. Williams
al Williams
Labouchere Says Queen Interfered In Cabinet Plan
A Truth advance copy details Labouchere and Gladstone correspondence over Labouchere joining the new ministry. Gladstone claims royal permission was not sought or given, while Labouchere asserts the Queen interfered and bore constitutional responsibility. Labouchere abroad, vows no further comment.
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Gladstone
Lowpos
Truth
Mr. Labouchere
Mr. Gladstone
Hawarden
Labouchere
Labouchers
Lord Rosebery
Lord Salisbury
Lutheran Synod Funds City Mission Board at Kitteburg
Wanneey Pa August 30 Special The Lutheran Synod handles routine business approving Miss Kaughha Parker for foreign preparatory work and grants permission to organize a City Mission Board in Pittsburg The Dubois church is self sustaining and a one third apportionment for Home Mission is urged A new Sunday school song book urged and officers authorized to raise funds for the arena nod extension fund Synod adjourns to meet in 1893
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Wanneey
Lutheran Synod
Kaughha
Parker
General Council of the Foreign Board
Dubois
Home Mission Board
General Council
Pittsburg
Canada erects eight lighthouses to aid US-Canada canal traffic
Ottawa reports Minister H Tupper announces Canada will cooperate with the United States by placing eight new lights on Canadian shores, aligning with 38 US lighthouses to aid vessels on St Marys River and the Sault Ste. Marie Canal. The decision follows US tolls on Canadian vessels and a push to create a joint international system.
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Topper Jaye
Americana
Ottawa
Onnt
United States
United States Sault Ste. Marie Canal
H. Tupper
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Mary's River
Ladiow
Lawa
Ludlow
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mutiny Aboard Mary Marriner Leaves Captain Wounded
The American brig Mary Marriner from Jamaica reached Key West on August 30 with Captain Foss badly wounded after a mutiny on August 27. An officer and crew attempted rescue, but the captain was seriously hurt. A warrant for mutinous crew awaits service, though quarantine restrictions impede arrests.
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Key West
Fun
Mary
Marriner
Foss
Jamaics
United States Marshal
Tillman Wins Big in South Carolina Primaries
Conservatives concede the state to Tillman by about 10 000 majority while claiming three Conservative Congressmen. Brawley in the First Hemphill in the Fifth and Johnstone in the Third districts named. Shell, Alliance candidate in the Fourth district, re elected. Dahomey retreat report from Lagos notes entrenched camp abandonment near Takou.
Revolutions in Mars Observed by Keeler at Allegheny
Professor Keeler of the Allegheny Observatory summarizes Mars observations by astronomers worldwide. He discusses Schiaparelli's globe chart, plans for photographs, and notes gradual but definite surface changes including a growing southern island. Observations were extensive, with results not yet ready for several months.
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Professor Keeler
Allegheny Observatory
Mars
Prof
Keeler
Schisparelli
Milan
Lislian
Schiaparelli
Prof. Kesler
Holden
Lick Observatory
Althoue
Lamp fire deaths and calls for automatic extinguishers
An English inquest noted 300 deaths in England from lamp fires and a fire brigade officer claimed ten percent of fires stem from paraffin lamps. Captain Shaw reported sixteen lamp upset fires in a year in London. The testimony urged Parliament to require automatic extinguishers on all lamps.
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England
Shaw
London Fire Brigade
London
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