Campbell named National Republican chair amid Clarksons rejection
William J. Campbell of Illinois is named chairman of the National Republican Committee after General James J. Clarkson is rebuffed by President Harrison. Campbell, a Chicago lawyer and Armours counsel, has long been active in Illinois politics and was backed by Farwell and Cullom.
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Chicago
Harrison
General Clarkson
Sloat Fassett
I—J. F. Burke
Pittsburg
Cornelius Bliss
Dispatch
William J. Campbell
National Republican Committee
James J. Clarkson
Clarkson
Nine
White House
Sewell
New Jersey
Cheney
New Hampshire
George V. Massey
Delaware
Thomas C. Carter
Montana
W. J. Campbell
Illinois
Jones
B. F. Jones
Pennsylvania
Chaffee
Quay
Minneapolis
Sverace
The
Armour
Cullom
Farwell
Esrie Cares Eee Gee
Pullman
Messia
New Hampara
Campbell
Carter
Joe de
Imes
F. Burke
League of Re Ublican
College League
Burke
Payne
Wisconsin
William J. Pbell
Ian Campbell
Noted Illinois Politician with Long Senate Tenure
The subject, born in Tignois in 1851, lived in Cook County since then and received public school education in Illinois, Lakes Academy, and the University of Pennsylvania. He studied law with Hon. W Gondy in Chicago and engaged in active practice for years. He served as President of the Illinois State Senate in 1881 1883 and 1885 and was a Republican National Convention delegate in 1880 and 1888, voting for Blaine on all ballots.
Reelect Clarkson Sought By Fassett at Republican Meeting
At a Republican National Committee gathering in Washington on June 27, J Sloat Fassett urged reelecting General J S Clarkson as Permanent Chairman. Clarkson declined, citing the President’s wish for another candidate, as discussions continued among committee members and potential nominees.
Borup's Recall Amid French Secrecy Affair
The American legation reports Captain Borup admits paying for secret French documents, drawing censure from M Ribot while Minister Coolidge regrets the incident. A War Department order relieves Borup from duty in Paris at France's request, with no successor named and no confirmation on Lt. Glassford’s assignment.
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Washington
Borup
Naval Department
Avenue Marceau
Legation
Jefferson
Coolidge
M. Ribot
Coole
United States
Paris
Secretary of War
Ordinance Department
United States Legation
War Department
Pell
William A. Glassford
Signal Corps
Glass- Ford
Salisbury Pleads for Ulster in Ulster Election Address
Loxton June 27 Lord Salisbury issues an electoral address warning that Parliament may be tasked to face social questions or the ongoing Irish struggle. He argues working classes are influential and predicts crisis in Ireland could lead to civil war or Loyalist subjugation if wrong decisions are made. The address denounces Gladstone policy and urges electors to preserve peace and order in Ireland.
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Loxton
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
Balfour mobbed at Sheffield rally amid disorder
News from June 27 reports 15 000 people pack an open air Conservative rally in Sheffield as Mr Balfour faced uproar and fainting women amid attempts to rush the platform. He voiced regret for Mr Gladstone's accident as disorder peaked and reporters could hear little.
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Balfour
Sheffield
Gladstone
Mr. Balfour
Case of Neill Remanded in Blackmail and Poisoning Claim
Thomas Neill, charged with attempting to blackmail Harper of Barnstaple by claiming possession of evidence that Walter Joseph Harper, a medical student, had poisoned Alice Marsh and Emma Shrivell, is again remanded. The repeated remands mark an ongoing legal proceeding in this case.
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Neill
Loxpor
Juhe
Thomas Neill
Harper
Barnstaple
Walter Joseph Harper
Alice Marsh
Emma Shrivell
Questioned motive in police pursuit of Neill poison case
The statement argues that authorities aim to prove Neill was the poisoner of two girls and possibly others in the same class. It frames the police effort as necessary to conclusively establish guilt beyond doubt.
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Neill
Stanley on the stump in Lam beth meeting with wife present
Stanley the Unionist candidate addressed voters in the northern division of Lam beth accompanied by his wife Dorothy Tennant. He tied eight hour work to imperial gains in Africa and urged Gladstone to drop home rule while quoting Chamberlain on unity. The speech drew cheers and references to imprisoned dynamite plot suspects.
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Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Stanley
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Gladstone
Chamberlied
Rf. Stanley
Dorothy Tennant
Oliver Cromwell
Police Officers Harassed by Socialist Rioters
June 27 Brussers report Socialist excursionists returning home loudly marching and singing. Police ordered dispersal. rioters refused and the police charged. Officers were wounded by their own weapons amid the clash. Civic Guards deployed to quell rioting. several prominent rioters were arrested.
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Brussers
Socialista
Atresta
Healy Travels with Bodyguards to Safe Route Across Ireland
Timothy Healy faced rising hostility as he traveled through Dublin and nearby towns. At Arklow he required a bodyguard of priests and two policemen, with extra officers stationed at train stops. Parvellous crowds taunted him with derisive cries while authorities prevented direct attacks.
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Dustin
Timothy Healy
Dublin
Arklow
Ter
Parnellites
Emperor William launches dispatch boat at shipyard
The Kaiser unveiled a new dispatch boat built for peaceful work. He said the vessel’s light slim design reflects a focus on peace, bringing joy to the imperial family and the country. He announced it would bear the Swabian citadel name linked to the royal line and pledged to lead his people through labor and unity.
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Emperor William
Wessel
Swabia
Bismarck Welcomed by Bavarians Amid Mixed Reception
In Munich at the Artists Club Prince Bismarck drinks a large jug’s draught and jokes about draining it as Rothenburg’s Burgomaster did to save the city. Berlin allies condemn his remarks from an interview published in Vous Freie Presse.
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Munich
Bavaria
Artists’ Club
Prince Bismarck
Rothenburg
Berlin
Prince Marck
Vous Freie Presse
Vicons
Morley Replies to Irish League Inquiry
John Morley has replied to an inquiry from an Independent Branch of the Irish National League asking if he would aid in efforts to secure support. The response references political considerations and Morley’s stance on cooperation with Irish national concerns.
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Morse
Morley
Trish
French
Independent Branch
John Morley
The
Irish League
Loxpon
Irish National League
Aged Doctor Bound Over In Drugged Marriage Case
Meadville date June 27 Special A 67 year old doctor J H Thomas was bound over to the circuit court on a charge arising from drugging a young woman named Alice Turner and marrying her after she was unconscious A retired minister was summoned and the license rushed through The doctor boasted of the exploit and was later arrested He is a Civil War veteran with a wife and family Default of bail sent him to jail
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Meadville
J. H. Thomas
Alice Turner
Thomas
Third New York Artillery
Tariff for revenue inquiry urged in Senate
In Washington on July 27 the Senate discussed Hale’s tariff resolution aimed at evaluating its revenue effect on labor and industry. Cockrell suggested delaying action to permit Hale to speak, with assent given to the plan. The record notes high wages and living costs as context for the debate.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Warazas
Committee On Finance
Cockrell
Kanucks Coming Down Proposals For Atlantic Mail Subsidy
Ottawa reports the government plans to ask Parliament to raise the Atlantic mail subsidy from 590,000 to 750,000 to meet terms offered by Lord Mount Stephen and Mr. Van Horne. A Cabinet meeting discussed possible U S retaliation over canal tolls and a proposal to the U S through the British Minister.
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Ottawa
Oxt
Lord Mount Stephen
van Horne
Dominion
United States
Lynched but pleaded innocence in Bowesville case
June 27 at Shelbyville a mob seized Sheriff keys and dragged W. M. Bates from his jail cell to a tree near the courthouse. Mrs Bates was found murdered with a throat cut in her garden as strong evidence of his guilt spurred the lynching.
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Nashville
Shelbyville
W. M. Bates
Bowesville
Eac
Campbell Succeeds Clarkson in New Editorial Change
This morning's news notes Campbell succeeds Clarkson amid a busy page including foreign budget items, a rural tragedy, school openings, and local council updates. The issue highlights court cases in New York, local politics, and commercial concerns affecting the region.
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Campbell
Clarkson
Boling
Allegheny Councils
New York
T Galvin
Dizon
Johnson
Pittsburg
Lively Times
Chamber of Commerce
Breakthrough in Pittsburg steel scale dispute signals signings
Oliver Iron and Steel Company signs the Amalgamated scale for 1892 3 and brings in the first break in the Pittsburg demand. Muncie Iron and Nail signs the complete Western scale and Illinois Steel may follow with minor changes, while Homestead unsettled and conference tonight seeks final settlement.
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Pittsburg
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Steel
Steel Department
Weihe
D. B. Oliver
Muncie Iron and Nail Company
Muncie
Ind
Illinois Steel Company
Amalgamated Association
Hay View Mills
Jefferson Iron Works
Steubenville
Joliet
Irondale
Minn
St Louis
Kansas City
Itis Pee
Plaece
Emanuel Schil
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
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