Fate of the Fair Vote Sets Favorable Tone for Exposition
Washington dispatch notes a narrow House vote on World’s Fair amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill. The $5,000,000 appropriation faced nonconcurrence, but other amendments prevailed, including Sunday closing. A conference was ordered with Holman Sayers and Bingham as conferees as observers see potential reversal.
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Ver
Forman
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Amn
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Thieves Looted Fire Stricken Atlantic Hotel Guests
A Long Branch fire at the Atlantic Hotel on Ocean Avenue trapped guests and servants as flames spread through the north wing. Robbers, some posing as volunteers, seized diamonds, cash, and clothing valued in the thousands while guests struggled to escape. News notes judge Jud Goldfogle and others salvaged belongings amid chaos and police investigates.
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N. J
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean Avenue
Samuel Moses
Shelburne House
Atlantic
Alorm
West End Company
Volunteer
Fire Department of
Long Branch
New York
Jud Goldfogle
Lena Biel
Aple
Oses Lustig
Dispatch
Losin
Dr. Feldman
Schlesinger
Rosa Friedman
Lustig
Local Rivers Work Stoppage Patched by Fund Shortage
General Casey's engineering report reviews Allegheny, Ohio and Monongahela river work. It details enforcement against river encroachments by refuse dumping, actions last year, and funds totaling 4.9 million for the Ohio river with 153,296.95 unexpended. Dredging expenditures reached 626,271 in 1891.
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Washington
Casey
Engineering Bureau
War Department
Allegheny
Ohio
Monongahela
J. W. Arras
Mr. Arras
Ohio River
Davis
Neville Island
Davis Island
Eh Neers
Brunet Island
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Married Pittaburg Conductor Charged With Bigamy
Adam Wombacker, street car conductor, arrested on bigamy charges. He wed Ida Austin of Pittaburg five years ago and had two children. Later he eloped with Je Burns to Buffalo, where they have lived. Ida Austin pursues him with her brother aiding.
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Burra O
Adam Wombacker
Wombacker
Ida Austin
Pittaburg
Je Burns
Buffalo
Pope praises Archbishop Ireland and announces jubilee plans
The Vatican reports the Popes eulogy of Archbishop Ireland praising his virtues and work in Paris. It notes a forthcoming episcopal jubilee pilgrimages from October 15 1892 to April 15 1893 and the creation of new cardinals on February 19.
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Rome
Propaganda
Paris
Count de Mun
Langenieux
Sacred College
Herr von Schloezer
Vatican
Bismarck
Monsignor Galimberto
Rampolla
Cardinal Rampolla
Ohloser
Kampolla
Monsignor
Gladstones Majority 42 in British Election Finally Decided
The article reports that 667 of 670 MPs elected, Conservatives 314 and Opposition 333, with Gladstone's majority set at 42 after North Kerry result and pending polls in Tipperary and Orkney. Thomas Sexton wins North Kerry by 2734, while Sirones in Montgomery faced mob violence during a Welsh Conservative visit.
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Labour
House of Commons
North Kerry
Tipperary
Orkney Islands
Gladstone
County Kerry
Thomas Sexton
Sexton
Belfast
Riotous Hungarian Reapers Shot by Gendarmes
In Bebar Hungary a group of 180 picketing reapers demanded higher wages and seized a corn wagon. Gendarmes responded after the strikers threatened arson and violence. A clash followed with Inspector stabbed, and volleys fired leaving twelve dead and many wounded.
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Hungary
Pesta
Bebar
Mannlicher
More Russian Gratitude For Leo Officers Reception
In Peterssore on July 19 a grand reception was held in the Town Hall for the officers of the American relief steamer Leo from New York. The ship recently arrived with a large quantity of food for the starving. Dr. Talmage and Count Bobrinsky, a State Councillor, gave addresses praising the gift.
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Peterssore
Leo
New York
Starvig
Talmage
Count Bobrinsky
Cheaper Than Beer Temperance Drink Sells for One Cent
In Chicago on July 19 the W C T U started a movement to place automatic temperance drink fountains in public buildings. Mrs Matilda Case obtained leave to install a standard temperance drink in the post office building sold at one cent per glass, with plans to furnish other public buildings as well.
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Chicago
Mra
Matilda R. Case
Coal Consumers Anxious In Conference At Cincinnati
Pittsburg coal men gathered in Cincinnati for a conference that stirred expectations of price increases. The meeting drew interest from several prominent figures, with warning of higher retail and float prices. Local dealers present yesterday did not confirm attendance for the discussion.
Deadlock Dawning in 21st District Nomination Fight
Salisnounc July 19 The Congressional Conference of the Twenty first district convened with five ballots showing each county backing its own man McConnell Nesbit Scott Huff and Heiner among the candidates Delegates from Armstrong Westmoreland Indiana and Jefferson counties press for their choice while talks of terms and adjournment fill the day. The conference plans to reconvene tomorrow as each county keeps firm ranks and efforts to sway others continue.
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Congressional Conference
Twenty-first District
McConnell
Nesbit
Scott
Huff
Kiskeminetas Springs
W. D. Patton
J. O. Edelblute
J. & Nesbit
Indiana
Orge F. Huff
Westmoreland
D. B. Heiner
Armstrong
W. ©. Bond
Jefferson
A. D. McConnell
James B. Laux
W. Shaw
J. W. Warnock
W. McGovern
J. A. Scott
Adams McClain
R .B. McNeill
W. W. Fiscus
Saltsburg
F. Huff
J. A. Beacom
Westmoreland Countyublican Committee
R. A. Fulton-Lyon
L. BR. Huff
G. F. Kelly
The
Greensburg Tribune
J. S Nesbit
N. A. Guthrie
R. E. Young
A. Campbell
N. ©. Bond
A. KR. Chapin
C. Bond
W. O. Smith
J. ™. Beyer
W. G. Heiner
M. H. Cochran
D. A. Cochran
J. Kirkwood
D. D. P. Alexander
F. W. Jackson
Heiner
Indiana County
H. K. Sloan
J. & Neabit
Armstrong County
Congress
Colonel Huff
Jefferson County
Murder in a jail cell in Iberville parish
In Iberville parish jail New Orleans July 19 The Syrian man Cal lie Swize was killed by black prisoners who were jailed with him The attackers gagged two Italian inmates to silence alarm and beat Swize into a fatal condition before jail doors opened next morning
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New Ogeans
Speeda
Callie Swize
Iberville Parish
Louisiana Parish
Swize
Chicago Hearts Stagger as World Fair Bill Fails
News of the World’s Fair appropriation bill’s defeat in the House spreads quickly through Chicago offices. Officials refuse to concede, with directors noting no decisive loss despite the setback. The Friday-Sunday closing provision drew particular ire among supporters.
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Ontcaco
Congress
House of Natives
Chile Pays Indemnity for Baltimore Assault at Valparaiso
Secretary Foster announced that Chile will pay 75000 in gold to the families of two sailors who died and to wounded survivors from the Baltimore incident at Valparaiso on October 16. The accord follows lengthy diplomacy and a Chilean note of July 13 accepting the sum and distributing it to the affected crews.
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Washington
Foster
United States
Chile
Baltimore
Valparaiso
Blaine
Senor Errazuriz
Egan
Senate Eyes House Stand Against Pinkertons In Session
Washington July 19 The Senate debated Morgan’s currency resolution and then moved to the anti option bill. Amendments from Washburn were adopted, a substitute offered, and the bill referred to tomorrow. A House sundry civil appropriation action, including Pinkerton provisions, was discussed with conference appointed.
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House
Washmeton
Morgan
Committee On Finance
Messra Morgan
Sherman
Allison
West
Stewart
Washburn
Cooke
Pugh
Messrs
Allison, Hale and
Gorman
Bewickley County Fair Postponed to Today
The Bewickley County Fair and circus, delayed from yesterday due to rain, moves to today with a 3:15 P. M. start. Events run until dark, featuring a circus ring and daring horseback acts. The athletic association grounds were prepared, and a parade may be added as an extra.
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Bewickley
Athletic Association
Fatal Quarry Accident Claims Ben Avon Proprietor
R. H. Patterson, 61, owner of a Ben Avon stone quarry, was fatally injured when a swing of a "Black person head" caused him to topple about 40 feet from a quarry bank. He died instantly. The coroner ordered an inquest, returning an accidental verdict.
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R. H. Patterson
Ben Avon
Alleged City Appointment Debate Delays Written Opinion
Allegheny's Poles Magistrate and City Solicitor Elphinstone were too busy to provide a written opinion on whether a councilman can be appointed magistrate. The mayor's query sparked a delay and a newspaper report that Councilman C. V. Lewis would be the appointee if approved, prompting further political maneuvering until the ordinance becomes law.
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Allegheny
Elphinstone
B& Dispatch
C. V. Lewis
National Democratic Committee to Meet in New York
In New York on July 19 the National Democratic Committee plans to organize and map campaign work. Most members are already in city for a temporary setup and a Wednesday permanent session. A conference with Cleveland and Stevenson may be informal, with Harrity favored as chairman though some oppose a New York backlash.
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National Democratic Committees
Messrs
Cleveland
Stevenson
William F. Harrity
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Tammany
Harrity
Bourke Cochran
Benjamin Harrison
Senator Hill
5. P. Sheerin
National Committee
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
Grover Cleveland
A. E. Stevenson
Ewing
O’brien
Leff Buzcard
Fall River
Benedict
Oneida
Clevelands
Middleboro
Earle Ryder
Buzzard’s Bay
Mr. Cleveland
General Ewing
Pilgrim
Cattlemen Win Change of Venue to Cheyenne
Judge Blake granted a change of venue for the Johnson county invasion case. The cattlemen’s trial will be held in Cheyenne beginning about August 1.
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Laramin
Wic
Blake
Johnson County
Cheyenne
Cuthara Heals Severe Eczema in Four Weeks
John Savage of Fishkill Village New York reports a drastic recovery from a painful eczema after using Cuthara. The claim notes that doctors and medicines failed before the four week treatment.
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Cuthara
John Savage
Fishkill Village, N. Y
Cuticura Resolvent and Soap Promised for Skins
An advertisement extols Cuticura Resolvent as an internal purifier and Skin Cure for the blood and skin. It claims instantaneous relief and universal cure from infancy to age for pimples, skin humors, and scrofula, using the external soap and other preparations.
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