Foraker Falls Flat At First In Senatorial Race
In Ohio politics the Foraker faction suffers a crushing setback as Laylin wins the Speakership caucus while Sherman backers claim a strong Senate majority. Howe ver, ex Governor Foraker remains defiant predicting victory in the upcoming Senatorial caucus as Sherman’s camp braces for a protracted fight. The scene at the Neil House mirrors a party at a crossroads with Ohio Republicanism reasserting itself.
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Republican Party of
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Cincinnati Commercial Garte
Tramilton County
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Tiuren
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Senate
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House
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Nestor
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Jacob Donaldson
Judge Sifield
Hamilton County
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Sherman
Foraker
John Sherman
United States Senate
J. B. Foraker
Charles Foster
Harrison
National Treasury
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Foraker Pi
Shermain
Explosive disaster at Willow Grove claims two lives
The first nitroglycerine explosion in Allegheny county struck the High Explosive Company magazine at Willow Grove. John M. Fair, 45, and George Conday, 25, were found killed, while Thomas Irwin, 30, was seriously injured and hospitalized. The blast leveled the area, mangling bodies and scattering debris as crowds gathered amid shattered homes and roaring earth.
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Willow Grove
John M. Fair
George Conday
Thomas Irwin
Mercy Hospital
High Explosive Company
Bradford
McDonald Field
McDonald
Oakdale
Pinsor
Glenn Farm
Pittsburg
ET Evess
John Fair
Shannopin
Irwin
Boliver
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Pittsberg
McDowell
Grant Miller
A. F. Denniston
America
Ireland
Denniston
Farr
John Keenan
James
Fats
Conday
Wit
West Monterey
Two Rogues Recaptured in Wyoming Winter Arrests
Cheyenne Wy Jan 2 Two of the three jail escapees have been recaptured One is dead and the other dying They are Kingen a wealthy thief and Charles Miller a boy double murderer Kingen died of cold and hunger Miller crawled near Kingen s body as rescuers arrived. both prisoners had money but feared seeking shelter near the Wyoming line.
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Cheyenne
Wyvo
Kingen
Charles Miller
Miller
Missouri
Texas
Nebraska
Fierc
Dance stopped by a priest in Orange Valley
Special. The Young Men's Catholic Union held an anniversary reception in Temperance Hall. At midnight the dancers began a round dance against the wishes of Rev. William Of R. Callan. He halted the dancing, extinguished the lights, and ordered all to leave. He refused to allow refreshments. The young people were told to enjoy their regents at home.
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Brick Oaveen
N. J
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Young Men’s Catholic Union
Orange Valley
Temperance Hall
William of. R. Callan
Our Lady of the Valley Church
Father Callan
Whipped by a Woman in Newark Scene at Ferry and East Mechanic
Miss Bertha Hymes a prominent Newark actress intervened on a street corner by whipping an elderly man who insulted women. The man, named Robert Bern but likely Robert Bell, was arrested after the incident and jailed for 30 days for failing to pay a $15 fine.
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N. J
Ferry
East Mechanic
Bertha Hymes
Robert Bern
Robert Bell
Mr. Denesoh
Sion
East Houstom Street
Casper Haas
East Seventh
New York
John Weih
Dr. Hill
Trinity the Broadway
TERRIBLE PRAIRIE FIRES GuTurig Oklahoma
A terrible prairie fire in Payne county northeast of GuTurig raged for three days destroying fences crops outbuildings and homes. Farmers Reeves Austin Fairchild and Phelps lost all including houses and furnishings. I Herman perished in the flames and others were badly burned. Paradise Prairie schoolhouse and nearby structures were threatened but saved.
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Payne County
Milee
K. Reeves
R. Austin
M. Fairchild
John Phelps
I. Herman
Paradise Prairie
Hastings accident detectives released on bail
Yorkers N Y Jan 2 Train Dispatcher Ossman and Brakeman Herrick who were held responsible for the Hastings accident on the New York Central surrendered to the Coroner today Both were admitted to bail immediately
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Ossman
Herrick
Hastings
New York Central
Grave s guilty murder in first degree casts court into turmoil
Denver district court echoed with commotion as Dr E Thatcher Graves is found guilty of first degree murder in the late Mrs Barnaby case. The verdict provoked a sigh from Graves wife and tears from his mother, while Judge Rising adjourned to Monday as Graves seeks a new trial amid anticipated challenges before the Colorado Supreme Court.
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E. Thatcher Graves
Barnaby
Roe
John H. Conrad
Graves
Frank Millington
Millington
T. Thatcher Graves
J. P. Turner
Hadeen
Rising
Furman
Stevens
Colorado
Dispatch
Pinkerton
Vallejo
John.Conrad
Grace
San Pedro Bank official Shoots Self After Wedding
Alfred Oman aged 22 and an assistant cashier at the San Pedro Bank shot and killed himself today in San Pep. He was recently married on Christmas Day and had just returned from his wedding trip. No reason for the self inflicted death is known.
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Foraker
Cincinnat
George Cox
San Pep
Cat
Alfred Oman
San Pedro
Peffer’s Colleague and Alliance Clash in Kansas Politics
Kansan political clashes unfold as Bishop W Perkins discusses Senate plans and committee hopes while Ex Senator Ingalls lauds Perkins. The Alliance gears for a fierce Senate fight to weaken Republican power, aiming to neutralize Perkins successor and influence national Congress outcomes.
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Perkins
Plumb
Kansas
Lam
Humphrey
Topeka
Frank Fleniken
Higgins
J. W. Ady
Congress
George R. Peck
Peffer
Alliance
People’s Party Committee
Allianes
National Congress
Explosion at Dublin Castle Baffles Police Investigation
The Dublin Castle blast prompts a wide police search for dynamiters as metal fragments from a blast locker suggest a metal case was used. A U S pensioner Thomas Ryan is arrested in Queenstown on gun and ammo concealment charges aboard the Cunard steamer Etruria.
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Dustis
Dublin Castle
Securite
Queenstown
Thomas Ryan
United States
Cunard
Etroria
Fatal Pennsylvanian freight wreck in Murray street
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight wreck at Murray street in Elizabeth New Jersey blocked the line for nearly two hours. Two men, Frederick T. Whitehead and John Dilson, after leaving a matinee at North Elizabeth, walked home and were struck by a westbound train running on the wrong track. Both died shortly after the collision.
The Dispatch Directory To-Day's Leave Classified Contents
Tar Dusratce issue spans 20 pages in two parts with live news on the first nine pages and a table of contents guiding readers to features on pages 9 through 18. It lists names and sections such as Dublin Castle, Mark Twain, Fannie B Ward, society notices, stage news, Bernhardt life, Gowns for Evening, Africa game, and multiple columns and notices across pages 12 to 18.
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Marion C. Gallaber
Hepburn Joan
Vreterans
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Camille Flammarion
Frank G. Carpenter
W. G. Kaufmann
George Hodges
America
France
Gessie Bramble
Whittier
Henry Cabot Lodge
Majorie Richardson
Pringte
Promecr
LaT&e
Barnr
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Cranky burglar pleads guilty to five indictments
John Weich, who claimed to be a minister, pleaded guilty in General Sessions Court to five church robbery indictments. He admitted targeting St Mathe German Church West New York First Baptist Hoboken and others to fund a Wisconsin church. He was sentenced to five years and was awaiting transfer to Trenton.
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N. J
John We
General Sessions Court
Weich
Wirth
Schneider
Wisconsin
Hoboken
Priso
Trenton
St. Mathe German Church
West New York
Min
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Linpincott
Yi Men’ Christian Association
Arenu New York
Judee
Green Bay
Brown
Racine
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New York
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East Seventee
Sylvester & Cusick - York
Island
Sylvester
East Fifty-third Street Ark
Butler Seeks Supreme Court Review for Haymarket Case
In Washington January 2 counsel for Samuel Fielden and Schwab Chi cago anarchists imprisoned for life after Haymarket ri ots hearings proceed in U S Supreme Court within two weeks. The brief argues the Illinois death sentences violated due process since Fielden and Schwab were not present to contest their sentence, and questions the legality of the proceedings that led to death then commuted to life terms.
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Fielde Schwab
Supreme Court
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Samuel Fielden
Schwab
Chicago
Til
Haymarket
United States Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Butler M. Saiome
Isthet Fielden and
Sehwalow
Supreme Court of
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