Grover Cleveland Hosts Seventy Sixth Jackson Banquet in Philadelphia
Philadelphia coverage describes ex President Grover Cleveland as guest of honor at the Young Men's Democratic Association banquet in the Academy of Music. The event marked the seventy sixth anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans with 665 attendees, a long table for dignitaries, and Mrs Grover Cleveland among spectators as cheers erupted. Cleveland spoke on true democracy, outlining party principles, ballot reform, and support for state rights, while Governor-elect Pattison received an ovation. Governor Hill and other dignitaries sent letters of regret.
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Strikers Force Mine Workers to Stay Home Near St Louis
In Caseville Illinois 12 miles from St Louis, Rugby mine owners under guard of two deputy sheriffs tried to resume work but failed as striking miners persuaded the new men not to report for duty. Owners vow to try again with additional law enforcement to protect workers.
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Boodle Alderman Won't Resign Crisis in Kansas City Council
Five council members who walked out refuse to attend meetings after the body declined to invite indicted colleagues to resign. Speaker Hayes, among the indicted, refuses to resign and proposes re organizing committees with willing workers.
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Dominion May Make Trade Propositions With Hawaii
Ottawa January 8 The Dominion Finance Minister said Dr Ashford does not speak for the government but if Hawaii’s trade volume justifies it, formal propositions to the Kingdom will be considered. The note mentions J G Bennett Co and B S Parcelers at Wood Street corner and Viltharesus.
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Taggart's Big Task To Lend Aid But He Thinks It Too Late
Handspure Jan 8 Mr Taggart Granger from Montgomery county met with Col R H Thomas Secretary of the State Grange about renewing the Right against Senator Cameron at the formal Legislature election on the 20th. He hopes to win Granger support across counties to oppose Cameron though Thomas may stay out.
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Republicans Gain Momentum in Senatorial Fight After Speaker Feud
The Independents backed him for Speaker but he refused the post. Republicans celebrate a widening breach and organize for the Senatorial battle. Moody stands as the sole declared candidate with small chatter about a potential dark horse.
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Bayonets at Lincoln amid ineligible successor claim
In Lincoln Nebraska January 8 Alliance lawmakers seized the House as Speaker sat in chair and Lieutenant Governor Mieckelsohn faced arrest. A mandamus from the Supreme Court directed canvass of returns while militia guarded the executive office and Governor-elect Boyd disputed eligibility. The scene ended with officers sworn in and the contest to follow.
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Out of the Arena Jack Fogarty Retires from Boxing
Local sports figure Jack Fogarty writes to John Quinn indicating his retirement from pugilism. He cites a secure $50 to $600 weekly position and poor prospects for a big purse, stating he will wash his hands of boxing. fogarty notes lack of opponents and questions Dempsey’s status while hinting Fitzsimmons may fare better.
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Miller Signs His Contract With Local Club
George Miller, the local ball player, signed a new season contract for 3500 after a dispute over unpaid salary. The old club dissolved, and Miller accepted a reduced amount from his prior three year deal. Meanwhile Evan Lewis and Tom Conners staged a wrestling standoff at 8 Clark street, ending in a draw after failed terms and disputed matches.
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Move toward uniform laws on marriage and divorce planned
Philadelphia lawyer Ovid F. Johnson has drafted a bill for Pennsylvania to promote uniformity in marriage divorce insolvency probate and notarial matters. It would authorize a three member governor appointed board to study uniform laws and meet with New York commissioners to draft a convention inviting other states to adopt standardized statutes. The bill seeks speedy passage and a commission report to the current legislature.
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Nicely Brothers Death Warrant May Be Delayed
Harrisburg Jan 8 Governor Beaver will be asked today to refrain from issuing the Nicely brothers death warrant. Counsel seeks a re hearing before the Board of Pardon and hopes to persuade the Governor to withhold the warrant, which could delay any execution date.
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Connecticut House Recesses as Election Inquiry Opens
The Hartford House recessed to January 20 after adopting a resolution to form a special committee to investigate alleged inaccuracies in the state officer canvass. Republicans and Democrats joined in the inquiry while Senate had declared Democratic officers elected, and current Republican officers remain in place.
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Meeting of Magnates Forms Western Traffic Association
A preliminary New York meeting of Western railroad representatives at the Windsor Hotel formed the Western Traffic Association to standardize rates and create a tonnage pool. Four commissioners will regulate tonnage with an Arbitration Board handling disputes, and a full Advisory Board session is planned for tomorrow morning.
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Local interest builds for Dempsey Fitzsimmons bout
Local sportsmen focus on the Dempsey Fitzsimmons fight with many planning to travel to see it. Betting is sparse as Pittabuzzers favor the Australian and supporters avoid wagering, mirroring subdued public discourse on outcomes.
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Celtic Team from Spring Valley Eyes Pittsburgers Match
The Celtic football team of Spring Valley DL, West champions and Caledonian cup holders, seeks to play a selected Pittsburgers side under Association rules. Secretary Macpherson of the local club believes they may be engaged to come here for the match.
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Mark Baldwin backs Charley Jones for AA umpire post
Mark Baldwin, a pitcher, believes Charley Jones will be one of next season's American Association umpires. If chosen, Jones will be popular due to a large following in many cities and his proven capability and extensive experience.
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Coxey arrives in city touting stallion Acyolite
J. L. Coxey, a noted horseman, says his stock farm is progressing well and his stallion Acyolite has sired a yearling described as a real wonder. He asserts the foal's speed is unmatched.
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Meyers Aims to Host Local Billiard Tournament
George Meyers reports strong progress arranging a local billiard tournament. He expects a decision at the next roomkeepers meeting to proceed with the event and anticipates more than six entries.
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Deadlock broken as Champlin wins Minnesota Speaker vote
In St Paul January 8 1890 the House ended a deadlock by backing Alliance candidate E T Champlin over Democratic rival Learie. After H C Stivers withdrew to seek peace Champlin led the ballot 72 to 41 and then addressed the chamber thanking lawmakers and pledging effective work.
Indiana Democrats Assume Control in State Legislature
In Indianapolis the Legislature opened at 2 AM with Democratic caucus officers sworn in. The House adopted a joint committee to report a bill revising tax and revenue laws. The Senate debated seating Kenneay and Holcomb, with Democrats prevailing on the four versus two year term dispute for 1898 vacancies.
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Sporting Notes Hint at Dempsey Money and Club Talks
Local Sporting Notes report no result yet for the handicap and mention a Dempsey money inquiry. Miller offered 700 for next season, George asked 1, and a compromise reached. Hetcums lost a Christmas handicap heat to Harper while W D Banker, suspended, expects reinstatement soon. Pittsburg officials Meetings and Corbett facing professional igi charges. Stovey spurned a 15000 sprees contract, deep disappointment in Boston as he leaves the club.
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Mexican statesman on trial in Juarez case
Mauro Canadano former mayor and current congressman and general in the Juarez army was arrested by Federal troops in El Paso. He is accused of accepting a $10,000 bribe to help Pete Bolton escape from the Juarez palace after the slaying of cattleman J. Wetre Rich. Investigations are to follow.
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Republicans Win a Point as Fusionists Split
Pierre Dakota January report notes Converse, an independent from Jeraula county, broke with Fusionists and backed a Republican candidate for a subordinate office. Fusionists voted as a bloc against the nominee while Republicans supported him, and Converse pledged to vote with the Old Party going forward.
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Southwest storm swells as telegraph links fail
A developing storm in the Southwest grows today with the storm center in Southwest Texas. Telegraph lines between San Antonio and Corpus Christi are down. Palestine records 47 inches of rain in 24 hours, with heavy rain in Indian Territory, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Louisiana. Snow falls on the North American plateau while the Lake region bears high pressure. Elsewhere weather remains fair and cool, with extreme Northwest readings down to 4 below zero.
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The Secret Of Success In A Simple Man’s Wardrobe
A retailer boasts no secret beyond fair pricing and reachable quality. Customers can buy overcoats for ten dollars and homemade trousers priced at two fifty, three fifty, or four dollars, claiming equal wear to higher priced items. The pitch emphasizes value and accessible quality without premium marks.
Koch treatment hailed for consumptive patients
TriTvsviLye Jan P T Withrop a city business leader and bank director arrives from Philadelphia after a three week lymph cancer treatment at the University of Pennsylvania. He reports eight innoculations and injections every other day for 16 days. In the ward with him ten consumptives also improved under Dr Koch's treatment.
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First snow storm of the season hits Denver and statewide
A heavy snow storm began about 10 PM, covering Denver with seven inches and continuing to fall. The storm is the season's first and is reported as general across the state.
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Special Telegrams to The Dispatch
A series of river observations notes stages at several locations including Athens River at 2.5 feet and falling and Wheeling at 11 feet and falling. Weather conditions vary from clear and mild to cloudy and cold with cycles of rain and snow forecast for Louisville Cincinnati and nearby canal areas.
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