Mugwumps Face New Party Move as Cleveland Backers Speak
The Massachusetts Reform Club debated a proposed Columbian party to unite Mugwumps behind Grover Cleveland. James Means urged immediate party formation with platform planks on honest money low tariffs and ending spoils. Critics warned a Cleveland driven movement risks weakening reform and urged cautious support or independent action.
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Bostox
Massachusetts
James Means
Grover Cleveland
Mears
Grover
Mucwumpe
Means
Mugwumps
Meanstad
Faith in Democratic ideals guides Hamlin speech
Charles S. Hamlin endorses tariff reform and hard money, says Democrats hold the silver question, warns against shifting to a People's party, and urges purging bad elements while backing the current House’s vows. He cites alignment with Speaker Crisp and stresses unity within the Democratic tradition.
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Charles S. Hamlin
New People's Party
People's Party
Crisp
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Tari
Horrible Mastiff Death Follows Wound in New Jersey
The Ball brothers of Harrison New Jersey were bitten by a blooded mastiff December 1. Eddie developed hydrophobia and died after Thursday through Saturday convulsions. Harold, aged with head wound, remains bandaged and frail. doctor fears his death.
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Fils
New York
Jah
Eddie
Harold Ball
Harrisons
N. J
Mra Ball
Dr. Pringle
National League acts to curb sectarian school funding
The National League for the Protection of American Institutions campaigns for a constitutional amendment to bar public money for sectarian or denominational education. It cites Indian education grants, detailing totals by denomination from 1886 to 1892 and naming Catholics, Presbyterians, Congregationalists, and other groups among major recipients.
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New Yoas
National League For the Protection
League
James M. King
National League For the Protection of American
Congress
Indian Office
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Congregationalists
Society of Friends
Lincoln Institution
Hampton Institute
Martinsburg
Alaska Training School
Miss Howard
Lincoln Instituee
Hampton Snetiin- Atg
Hom
Cccesceses
Presbyterians
Lincoln Institute
Friends
Episcopalians
Fire at frame lodging house kills four and injuries six
Early today a blaze started by a coal oil stove destroyed a frame lodging house and nearby church and dwellings. Three men died at once and a fourth died later. several others were burned or hurt while attempting to escape by the halls. Pecuniary loss is said to be slight.
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Chester
N. H
F. B. Tucker
Sacramento
E. W. Foster
T. C. Hammond
Fifty White Figures Evacuate Converse College Fire
Fifty female pupils robed in white fled from Converse Female College in Spartanburg as flames illuminated the night. The building, valued at about 100000 pounds and housing 150 pupils, suffered 60000 in losses with 50000 insured. Students faced freezing air after escaping, with President Wilson arranging care for all.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Converse Female College
Converse College
Converse
Hance
Wilson
Still After Aiekens Judge Amid Divorce Scandals
The State remains fascinated by Judge Athens into accusations of drunkenness and debauchery. Ministers seek another meeting to disclose more charges as they accuse the judge of moral decline and alcohol abuse. A Mrs. Peter Snyder from New York, visiting for a divorce, remarked that if Judge Aikins imposed his hand on every decree, she would go without one. The Bar Association largely supports the judge, suggesting prohibitionists push a political campaign.
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Siocx Fauus, & D
Athens
Peter Snyder
New York
English French Artists in Rivalry for the World’s Fair
Mr Bryan reports to the Chicago Fair Commission that Premier Rudini expressed Italian readiness to send exhibits to Chicago. Commissioner McCormick sees English artists aiming to capture American patronage from the French, amid Parisian interest in the fair. Special lace sale and embroideries offered by A. G. Campbell & Sons in New York City.
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Paris
Bryan
Chicago Fair Commission
Rome
Rudini
Chicago
McCormick
England
Vals
Chantilly
Point de Chene
A. G, Campbell & Sons
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Virginia
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United States Weather Bureau
Ae Roe
Ohio
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Cleveland Wuld
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Trushling
Hfron
Grover Devreland
Rooney Democrats
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Roe Dent
Imd Wen
Winsly Warren
F. A. Claflin
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California
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Hagen
Aiekens
River News and Notes
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Paddy
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Waarren
Keystone State
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Congo
Ciocinnsti
Ben Hur
Steele Hay
Courier
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Cincinnati
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Menrais
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Boccs & Buhl
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Asxre Jones
Ben Ralston
Forty-fifth Street
Ae Price Delicious
the Peoples Store
Fifth Avenue
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Echols & Caswell Co., Limited
Federal Street
Allegheny
Horne & Gds
Penn Avenue
Amar
Mother Hubbard
Price
Maslin
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