Quay and Magee Open Warfare Over Miller Nomination
A staff correspondent reports a rift between Senator Quay and CL Magee over the Senate rejection of George W. Miller as Internal Revenue Collector for Pittsburgh. Magee warns of a renewed nomination fight and hints the President may renominate Miller if rejected. A tense Pennsylvania struggle could lead to a listless campaign as old leaders are sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miller
Internal Revenue
Pitteburger
Harrison
Mr. Miller
Quay
Whitney
Herrity
Waseiveros
Senator Quay
C L. Magee
Senate
Pittsburg
Senate Finance Committee
Miller
Magee
Quar
Mr. Magee
Congress
Messrs. Quay
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Clarkson
A listless campaign and weak National Committee
A Republican congressman complains of a listless campaign as the new National Committee lacks leadership. Senior managers from 1888 are sidelined, and optimism fades while Clarkson praises Quay. The party faces doubt and apathy as old advisers retreat from influential roles.
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Washineton
National Committee
M. Erbe Young
Eee
Clarkson
Quay
Senuies
Soave
Gn_santeney san tine
Caer
Wounds In Republican Quarrel Tarnish Capitol Relations
Washington dispatch reports a capitol rift within the Republican National Committee over the chairman leadership. Clarkson faced opposition from Harrison allies while the President backs a non opposing candidate for campaign control. Davenport warns the party factions may remain strained as November approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Davenport
Republican Party
Clarkson
Deveopett
Quay
Dudley
Platt
Alt
Brgdinera
Bad by secretaries Elkins and Rosk at stake lines
A murky note alleges misdeeds by officials named Elkins and Rosk regarding smputty to the pesptaned stake lines. The fragment hints at wrongdoing affecting procedural lines and accountability.
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Elkins
Rosk
Executive Committee to Oversee Republican Campaign
The committee will manage the national campaign with Elkina Bush and Campbell guiding policy. Campbell and de Young met with the President and White House officials to confirm views. The Executive Committee is to be announced in a few days as Campbell departs for Chicago.
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Harrison
Elkina
Bush
Campbell
National Committee
de Young
White House
Chicago
Cheney to Succeed Tracy The New Cabinet Rumor
In New York on June 28 Special report says ex Sen Cheney may replace Secretary Tracy, with speculation that Tracy will move to State. De Young confirms Campbell will not arrive and nine new Executive Committee members to be named in Chicago. Secretary of War Elkins arrives in Washington on private business.
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New York
W. J. Campbell
Republican National Committee
M. H. de Young
San Francisco
de Young
Campbell
Chicago
Clarkson
Fessenden
Connecticut
Manley
Maine
Hobart
New Jersey
Mr. de Young
Pearson C Cheney
New Hampshire
Washington
Cheney
Tracy
Navy
Elkins
Harrity Seen As Likely Democratic National Chairman
Congressman Eugene Gillespie of Mercer county predicts Harrity will be the Democratic National Committee chairman. He praises Harrity's executive ability and political management skill, noting his appeal to both Cleveland supporters and anti Cleveland managers.
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Washington
Harrity
Eugene Gillespie
Mercer County
Cleveland
Republican Committee
Harrison
Whitney and Harrity Consider Dem National Committee Roles
Philadelphia June 28 Special The Times reports Whitney and Harrity nearly accept key posts in the Democratic National Committee with Whitney likely to lead and Harrity to chair the Executive Committee managing the Cleveland campaign. Both are deemed fit to direct the 1892 effort with strong party support.
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Philadelphia
the Times
Whitney
Harrity
Democratic National Committee
Cleveland
Friends of Cleveland
Grover Cleveland to Receive Guests at Buzzard's Bay
Arrangements are set for a grand reception to Grover Cleveland at his summer home in Buzzarp's Bay Mass. Mr and Mrs Cleveland will hold open house from 6 to 10 PM with friends and neighbors from Bourne and Buzzard's Bay attending to extend congratulations. Mrs Cleveland will help host.
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Buzzarp's Bay
Mass
Grover Cleveland
Bridegroom For One Day Ends In Shooting In Alpine
In Alpine the couple Jordyn Bennett and John Good married after license delays. A quarrel over the marriage led to Bennett and Good exchanging shots. Bennett was mortally wounded and will die, while Good was wounded in the hip and jailed. Josie Darling, the bride, was present.
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Sax Arronro
Cat
Alpine
Here
Jordyn Bennett
John Good
Bennett
Good
Josie Darling
Darling
Josie
Inter-State Migration Laws Urged at Charities Conference
Denver June 22 The Charities and Correction Conference opened with the report of the Committee on Immigration and Migration Between States led by B F Sanborn Massachusetts. Papers discussed federal regulation of unions between states and foreign countries and a draft bill was referred for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charities and Correction
Committee On Immigration and Migration
B. F. Sanborn
Massachusetts
Tman
Congress
Barber
Michigan
Seeleon
Captain warns fellow sailors after rough weather incident
Ribot stated today that a warning was issued to other seamen following a rough weather case involving a captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borep
M. Ribot
Campaigns On The Homestead Strike And Monopolies
Washington June 28 The Senate opened Presidential campaign debate basing on Hale resolution praising protection and opposing tariff for revenue only. West attacked McKinley act raising costs and labor troubles at Carnegie’s Homestead while blasting Armour and Campbell as monopoly instruments. Hale countered defending Whitney and Campbell against accusations of Standard Oil ties. The session adjourned after routine appropriations discussions.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
United States
Chicago
West
Republican National Committee
Utah Commission
Carnegie
Homestead Iron Works
Pittsba
Afr
Scotland
Harrison
Lee Carnegie
Maine
Republican Party
Campbell
P. D. Armour
Committee On
Armour
Rpublican
Missouri
Cleveland
Whitney
Standard Oil Company
Chi
Techuel Ateigh
Exgil
Inside the Law and Order Society Case in Pittsburg
Thomas Flinn, ex detective for the Law and Order Society, sues agent Robert McClure for 165 dollars salary. He testifies McClure paid little, charged high daily rates, and used detectives to raid speak-easies with kickbacks. Flinn describes poverty, abuse, and ties to McClure while seeking his owed wages.
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Thomas Flinn
Law and Order
Pittsburg
McKenna
Robert McClure
Law and Order Society
Flinn
Second Avenue
McClure
St ‘McClure
McKelvey
Pottstown
MacClure
Oakdale
Guy
Wn Arene
Andy
Politicians Don the Stripes as Jersey City Bombers Are Sentenced
Sheriff McPhillips of Hudson County arrives at the State prison with 13 convicted Jersey City ballot box stuffers to begin 18 month terms. The group, nervous at entry, is moved through the facility and dressed in prison stripes while friends and relatives bid them farewell.
Two Victims of Rabies In Philadelphia
Six weeks after a rabid dog bite Elmer Pickering, a boy, died of hydrophobia on Decoration Day. Mrs. Fred Habman, bitten earlier, developed rabies symptoms after hand injury and begged her attendants to shoot her. She died this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpia
Jane
Elmer Pickering
Fred Habman
Hahnman
Landslide Threatens East Sixth Street Homes
A sewer break on East Sixth Street has softened the hillside inflicting a landslide roughly 500 feet wide. It has wrecked at least six cheap houses and endangers many more. Building Inspector orders evacuations as damage climbs toward forty thousand dollars.
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Cr Incisnati
East Sixth Street
Pannsylvania Leaders at War and Senate Campaigns
This morning's news page highlights Pennsylvania leaders in conflict, Isaac's Senate bid backers, and exposed methods by L and O. The issue lists high school commencements, editorial notes, and local political events framing a period of tension and public debate.
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Isaaca
Senate
Allegheny High School
England
Trade Congress
Pittsburg
Yale
Harvard
Tarners
Jolly Piculo
Eoseecs
Dalzell
Seecsveene Dd Gompers
Public school entrance results provoke board dispute
The High School entrance exam results are released with names but no averages. Chairman Holmes and a minority defend withholding percentages amid citizen uproar. Members push to publish names, numbers, and percentages for all successful candidates despite opposition from some principals and officials.
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Holmes
Central Board of Education
Central Board
David Torrence
McKelvey
Hugh Adams
McCandless
McKain
Reisfar
Desf
Reislar
William Holmes
John McKain
R. W. Blaze
Alex 2 McCandless
D. R. Torrence
W. M. McKelvey
James E. Rogers
A. Henderson
McKsin
McKean
Adame
Torrence
Arenes
Pubner McCandless
Adams
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Quay and
Carter
Qre
Cam
Coleman
Ster Ae
Hairmaste
Colonel Clarkson
Capitol
Minneapolis
Aed
Gillespie
Whitney and
Grover
Llainly
Homestead
Pore
Cincinnati
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