Political Row Over Silver Tariff Bills and Cabinet Seats
Congressional factions clash over silver and tariff measures as Mr Bland and Mr Springer push party discipline. Investigation into labor issues is authorized by Mr Tarsney, while junketing to Chicago raises questions of cost and influence for the World's Fair funding. Morrison Palmer and Cleveland factiones loom in Illinois for presidential nomination battles.
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Winger
Palmer
Morrison
Cleveland
Chicago
Ie Silver
J. Holman
Ecameus
Harter
Ohio
Crisp
Pringer
Messrs
Bland
Iernoon
Committee On Rules
Blond
Reublicans
Harrison
Springer
Tersney
Labor of the House
Committee On
Labor
Tarsney
Federation of Labor
Knights of Abor
Aber
Tarsway
Mr. Springer
Senator Palmer
Farmer Morrison
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Ee Pook Fae
Ant
Hill
Tillnois
Illinois
Junketers
Palmer House
Grand Pacific
Peffer
Iron Master George D. Kelly Ends His Life in Shenango Valley
George D. Kelly, a leading pig iron producer and partner in Pierce Kelly Co., shot himself at an empty car near Sharpsville after leaving the works in good spirits. At about 48, he left a wife and several children, with no clear motive evident as the community mourns an influential Sharpsville figure.
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G. D. Kelly
Shenango Valley
Swakon
George D. Kelly
Pierce, Kelly & Co
Sharpsville
Kelly
Isness
Murder in Italian Colony Near Kings Park Shocks Community
A Kings Park New York report describes a colony of Italian laborers living in squalid huts near an insane asylum site. Dominico Di Carlo was killed by No 12 Francesco Artiballo in a christening jubilee aftermath after a prior knife fight. The inquest found No 12 responsible. no search was made, and community focus lingered on domestic violence issues.
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Kings Park
N. Y
Kings County
John Sosciavo
Dominico di Carlo
No. 12
Frangesco Artiballa
Old Country
America
New York
Nicolstogio Volpe
di Carlo
Carlo
Rodman
Huntington
Inspector Byrnes
Mulberry Street
Long Island
Joe
Butz
Potters Field
King’s Park
Perry's Tale a Myth About Express Robber Perry
Syracuse Feb 24 Special The claim that Oliver Curtis Perry forged a friendship with Garza the Mexican bandit and that Garza lived in Syracuse is exposed as a romance. Local memories recall Perry as a lifelong liar, and the dates he cites do not match known facts.
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Syracuse
Oliver Curtis Perry
Lyons
Garza
Perry
Morals Tested as Family Plans in Lyon Case
A fragmented report suggests a father in Leon’s case considered aiding his son’s ex ordeal under threat from a desperado. The motive appears to be fear of vengeance, with plans discussed to protect or assist despite moral concerns.
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Leon
Lyons
Unusual German's cremation at Buffalo crematory
Frederick Moet a wealthy German and longtime Buffalo Democrat employee died Friday at 76 and left a will prescribing a funeral at his estate. His body was cremated with band, quartet, and a feast at a cafe as guests watched the burning body through the oven and then shared a meal funded by his bequest.
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Buffrao
Frederick Moet
Buffalo Crematory
Moet
Ash Street
Buffalo Democrat
Keeley Cure Adopted by U S Government for Military Homes
An official Keeley Institute notice says the United States Government has authorized Keeley treatment in national and state military homes. Superintendent Persons says doctors will administer Keeley care at moderate cost, while awaiting further government visits and possible impact on public health policy.
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United States
Waitt
N.Y
Leslie E. Keeley
Persons
Keeley Institute
White Plains
Keeney
Dwienr
Mr. Persons
Laguiz E. Keeler
Dr. Keeley
Keeley
Astate
Haynor
Committee of Public Health
Tabernacle Sale to Satisfy Debt in Talmage Case
Brooklyn tabernacle built by Dr. Talmage faces auction after Charles T. Wills wins foreclosure for 52,216. Sheriff sale will be in one parcel, subject to Russell Sage mortgage. After costs and liens, funds go to the plaintiff. surplus to county treasurer. The building cost over 400,000, and trustees failed to raise funds. ongoing struggle to meet running expenses.
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New Yor
Charles T. Wills
Dr. Talmage
Tabernacle
Brooklyn
Pratt
Russell ‘Sage
Mary
Wills
Trusted but Gone Astray in New Orleans
Charles F. Jumenville, long time Canal Bank receiving teller, vanished after defalcating about $3000. A respected New Orleans creole, over 50, married with grown children, his sudden flight surprised colleagues and the public. No other irregularities detected as investigators search for his whereabouts.
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New Opneans
Charles F. Jumenville
Canal Bank
Jumenville
New Orleans
Insane Man Disrupts Baltimore Cathedral Mass
A disturbed man, Thomas Finneran, entered the Cathedral during the 6 o'clock mass in Baltimore and caused panic among female worshipers. He tore at his clothing, tried to force women to leave, and had to be escorted out by Bexton O'Connor and officers. He was examined by physicians and committed to Mt. Hope Asylum at relatives' request.
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Baltimore
Thomas Finneran
Finneran
Bexton O'Connor
Central
Mt. Hope Asylum
Mt. Hope
Prohibition Bill Passes Senate In February Vote
Des Moines report says the liquor license bill advanced on party lines in the Senate with 25 yeas to 23 nays as two members were absent, leaving a required majority of the 53 voting members unmet.
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Des Mores
Senate
Grover Cleveland Favored by Buckeye Democrats for 1892 Ticket
A Cleveland nomination appears likely with Campbell as running mate if Ohio aligns behind him. Hurd supports Cleveland and says a meeting of Ohio Democrats will shape Buckeye support. Hill supporters face opposition as Cleveland allies push for a gold standard and tariff as revenue.
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W. F. Vilas
Hurd
Cleveland
Dispatch
Hill
New York
Great West
Saka Tammangy
Tlanvs
Ohio
Buckeyedam
Campbell
Harter
Mansfield
Johnson
Harrison
Blaine
William McKinley
Sonaress
America
Powell Leads Cleveland Democrats Rally for 1887 Governor Bid
General Thomas E. Powell, Democratic gubernatorial candidate in 1887, spoke at a mass meeting urging Hill supporters to unite. He noted over 500 Democrats signed Friday’s call and said Cleveland backers will press Outhwaite to align with Hill. Cleveland organizers also planned a separate meeting.
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Thomas E. Powell
Powell
Cleveland
Campbell
National Administration
Hill
Congressman Outhwaite
War Memories Revived in Style Toom Across the River
A Grand Army procession reaches the Grand Opera House led by General Hayes' Post No 3. Armed sentinels guard entry as veterans stream in. At 100 the encampment opens with tall officers and a welcome by Judge Collier on behalf of Allegheny County Grand Army veterans.
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Ae J
Duquesne
Hayes
Grand Army Band
Palmer
Department
Grand Opera House
Boyer
P. Town
Abraham Levering
P. Gobin
Vanderslice and
Denniston
Sayers
John P. Taylor
John Taylor
Pbia
Frank Patterson
P. Tyson
Charles A. Suydam
Chill W. Hazzard
George Hadd
H. H. Bengough
A. P. Batesfield
E. A. Montooth
Judge Collier
Grand Army of the Republic of
Allegheny County
New Municipal Party Planned by Noted New York Figures
A group of prominent New Yorkers, including E. C. Benedict Henry R. Boker Cornelius N. Bliss and Seth Low, promote forming the City Club of New York to oppose corrupt officials and illiteracy in municipal government. The aim is to recruit honest leaders and separate city affairs from national politics with a new reform movement.
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New York
New York City
Union League
Republican
Manhattan
City Club of
Uegenens
E. C. Benedict
Henry R Boker
Cornelius N. Bliss
Benjamin F. Bristow
Henry W. Common
Joseph H. Choate
Edward Cooper
Robert Collyer
W. RK. Cruger
George William Curtis
Charles Fairchild
Richard Watson Gilder
Abrams Hewitt
John N. Inman
Seth Low
D. C. Mills
Charles H. Parkhurst
Alex E. Orr
Brooklyn
Sam Sloane
Charles Stewart Smith
General Wager Swayne
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Horace White
Arles TL. Tiffany
Elihu Root
H. M. Flagler
John Jay
Adrian Iselin
Henry W. Poor
George IL. Ehives
James A. Roosevelt
Augustus St. Gaudens
Morals Before Expediency in Party Nominations
Oswald Ottendorfer, editor of the New York Staats-Zeitung, warns from Albany that nominating Mr. Hill may cost the Democrats the presidency. He cites Hill’s hook or crook rhetoric versus Curtis and Cleveland stressing moral principles and fears the nomination could shift the race westward.
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New York
Albany
Oswald Ottendorfer
New*York Staats-Zeitang
Hill
Hook
Crook
George William Curtis
Brooklyn
Grover Cleveland
St Ann Arbor
A Point for Acheson Prominent Citizens Backed Move
Movonxgahela City February 24 Special The movement to return the old member to Harrisburg found expression as a committee of prominent citizens called on Mr Lawrence who said he would serve another year in Harrisburg if elected to the Assembly. It is assumed Mr Finley cannot seek Congress due to locality, favoring E P F Acheson of Washington as the leading candidate for Congress.
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Congress
Mr. Noble
Interior
Noble
Reid
Paris
Carter
Montana
Land Office
Stewart
Andy
Committee On Sections
Haugen
Wisconsin
Dean
Ohio
Act
Craig
Congre
Ostmaster
Wanamaker
Mr. Stone
LigHtTx
Movonxgahela
E. P F. Acheson
Washington
Western outlook narrows Democratic presidential field
The Washington correspondent reports that sentiment in Washington is that neither Hill nor Cleveland can secure the nomination. The nominee is expected to come from the West, a view echoed in the capital discussions.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
Hill
Cleveland
Ex-Governor Whyte Speaks on Presidential Tickets
Ex-Governor and ex-Senator William Pinkney Whyte closes an interview predicting Whitelaw Reid as the likely Republican Vice Presidential nominee for this year. The remark notes signs of the times pointing to Reid's candidacy.
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Baltmior
William Pinkney Whyte
Whitelaw Reid
Republican Party
Committee on revision of Democratic Societies of Pennsylvania meets March 11
A meeting of the committee on revision of the constitution of the Democratic Societies of Pennsylvania will be held in the Bolton House in Hanerssvee on March 11.
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Hanerssvee
Bolton House
Powell Working for Hill in Ohio Political Shuffle
In Columbus on February 24, Hill sentiment surfaced at a large meeting. A committee was appointed to cooperate with four similar clubs in another part of the city and arrange coordinated action.
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CoLumbus
Ohio
The Silver Issue To Be Forced And The War On Crime
A compact page list shows topics including The Law and Order Appeals and Clinching Crews on a Murderer. It reports on social gossip, tax assessments, and congress, with notes on prohibitionists, Cleveland politics, and foreign news. Also mentions market and labor topics and the Nicaragua Canal debates.
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Frank Hurd
Nafe
Cleveland
Grand Army
Great Biull
Pasteur Institute
Sarrison
Nicaragua Canal
London
Tributes and figures mark Pittsburg encampment session
Delegates gathered in Pittsburg with greetings from Judge Collier and General Gobin. Commander Boyer reported state results showing 607 posts and 43,411 members at year end 1891, a net loss of 5,403 with 756 deaths and 3,391 suspended.
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Pittsburg
J. W. Sayres
Gobin
Collier
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Os
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Hammer
Russell Sage
Cleveland and
Buckeye Democrats
Grover
McKinley
Beavers
Toledo
Lawrence Neal
Calvin Brice
McLean
Cincinnati
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Gerry
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Pennsylvania Department
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Department of Pennsylvania
Staats Zeitang
Acheson
W. O. Russell
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