Hill Promises New York Vote for Democratic Ticket
In Birmingham Alabama Senator Hill speaks to the Hill Club about Democratic principles and home rule, arguing for a strict construction of the Constitution and urging unity within the party. He pledges New York's electoral votes for the Democratic nominee and defends party discipline.
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New York
Chicago
Jefferson
Alabama
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hill
Senator Hill
Hill Club
Atlanta
Richmond Terminal and Danville Railways Unite in New Southern Company
A meeting in New York announces resignations of John Inman R. T. Wilson and 8 M Inman and reveals Walter G Oakman as president of the Richmond Terminal and Richmond and Danville. A reorganization plan creates the Southern Railroad Company with 170 million in bonds and 70 million in stock plus 110 million common shares, backed by a Hlaughter syndicate to raise funds.
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Richmond Terminal
Richmond
Danville
New York
John Inman
Terminal
R. T. Wilson
and & M
Southern Railroad Company
Richmond Andville
East Tennessee
Georgia Central Company
Hailgarten & Co
Union Musicians Refuse Parade Participation Order Considered
At the National League of Musicians session in New York on March 16 a resolution by Henry Platte of Denver to bar members from parades and the Knights Templar conclave in Denver August 5 was debated and sent to a committee for report. Delegates Hunt, Rube, and Ossendorff were named to set the next convention meeting. Samuel Davis urged a per capita tax raise to cover delegates travel. A directive to refuse service with Dickson & Talbot of Indianapolis after April 1 until disputes with local No. 28 are settled was approved.
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New York
National League of Musicians
Henry Platte
Denver
National League
Knights Templar
United States Army
Hunt
Rube and
Ossendorff
Samuel Davis
League
Dickson & Talbot
Indianapolis
Bulldozers Called On to Halt in Slidell Louisiana
In Slidell Louisiana non-resident laborers in timber mills face pressure from locals demanding they leave. A circulating petition threatens action if they stay, prompting many to depart while armed white workers vow to defend themselves and resist removal efforts. Several hundred mill workers include many recent non-residents from Mississippi and Alabama.
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New Orleans
Slidell
St. Tammany Parish
Mississippi
Alabama
Reapportionment Bill Introduced In State Senate
In Almany New York on March 16 a Congressional reapportionment bill based on the Federal census was introduced in the State Senate. It designates 17 surely Democratic districts, 3 doubtful, and 14 almost surely Republican.
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Almany
N. Y
State Senate
Fire Record of Multiple Blazes Across States
A fire record reports extensive property damage from incidents in Louisville Kentucky Cranesville New York near Amsterdam North Carolina Elkhart Indiana St Louis Missouri Anderson Indiana Laceyville Wilkes Barre and Pittsburgh area. Insurance losses total tens of thousands with many buildings and shops affected and alarm boxes noted.
Exhibition Draws Thousands as Dogs Win Heart of Crowd
The second day of the dog show attracts up to 10 000 attendees with expanded canine music and grand displays of mastiffs and St Bernards. Prof J H Burton stages an afternoon program featuring his pack of highly trained lueus dogs with familiar tricks.
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J. H. Burton
Ieus
Burton
Canine Mastery Sparks Praise at Pittsburg Dog Show
The Pittsburg dog show earns high praise from President Boggs and judge Raper as dogs from setters to greyhounds win top awards. Dick Swiveller loses, while John Moorhead Jr and J. J. Mortimer laud the event and the judging as the most impressive display yet.
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Boggs
Raper
Dick Swiveler
Kennel Show Prizes At Duquesne Club Event
The 1891 Duquesne Club kennel show awarded top prizes to Rockingham kennels for best kennel of four or more, Mise Scat Ourkank from Mt. Washington for best dog, and Edawark owned by FS Brown for Dost best bitch. Other winners included Harry N Hostswood’s Wordsley for $10, and W S Bell’s Luster as best dog in Allegheny County with a $5 prize.
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James
John E. Thayer
Boston
James McKnight
Duquesne Kennel Club
Brodrick and
Smith
L. Boggs
Tulu
RK. W. Pad- Pointers
T.G. Davy
J. O'Hara Dennys
Hotel Schlosser
King of Rent
Westminster
Kennel Club
New York
Allegheny Caounty
Oakgrove Kennel
W. L. Washington
Dick Swiveller
Fred Pastre
Allerheny
W. N. Kuhn
W. E. Lippencott
Gordon
Peers County
Tom
Dr. Dixon
Duquese Club
W. D. Brereton
McEwen & Gibson
G. Dixon
Paris
Phillips
Ae Club
King Lud
W. E. Littell
Janet
J. HL. Lyles
Beagles
W. E. Sherns
B. F. Lewis
Tony Weller
A. T. Brodrick & Co
Fox Terriers
Duquesne Club
Stardens King
John Moorhead
Dunmurry
John Moorhead, Jr
Dunmourry
Walter J. Comstock
Dondese Denmont
King of
Broomfield Sultan
Rochelle Kennels
J. & Grogan
Broomfield Maid
G.W. Schmidt
J. G. Bennett
Yuge
Howard Kennels
Bensen
A. E. Petts
John Moorehead, Jr
Spruke
Mohawk Kennels
Ludwig & Richer
P. B. Harris & Co
Joe Lewis
J. M. Littell
Dr. Mahn
Mascot Royal
A. Sackman
St. Bernard Club of America
Empress of Conlocook
Duchess Kennels
Quinta Lomond
Niagara Kennels
St. Melvale
Eee Kennels
Newfoundlands
John Mehail
Prince Hal
John
Pedro
Shoquoquon Kennels
A. W. Purbeck
Daisylander
L. Bogg
Rockingham Kennels
Harry N Hostswood
Wordsley
Frank Denny
Ourkank
Mt. Washington
Edawark
FS. Brown
J. C. H. Denny
Count Howard
Moorhead, Jr
W.S. Bell
Luster
Allegheny County
T. Harper
W. D. Henry
Alice McBoths
Alex Wilson & Co
Nellis Ketson
George W. Biggs & Co
Senate moves to force vote on Judge Woods confirmation
In executive session Senator Hoar urged Republicans to be present for a vote on Judge Woods tomorrow. He claimed open sessions are unnecessary while Democrats pressed for light on the judicial matter. Turpie indicated additional points for consideration, and no vote was reached today.
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Senate
Hoar
Woods
Judge Woods
Voorhees
Turpie
George
Indiana
Record of J F Bhelp clerk class 5 at Sedalia Denison Bar Post
Ke oe distributed 99.96 percent of S cards, handling 28 ecards a minute. Rice Whe proclaims the year’s case examination record the best ever, awarded to J F Bhelp in Sedalia and Denison seventh division.
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J. F. _Bhelp
Sedalia
Denison Bar Post Office
Ke Oe
Many Sick Lawmakers in Congress Amid Pneumonia Clash
Washington March 16 The health crisis tightens as Senator Morrill remains in pneumonia stages with no crisis expected soon Meanwhile 30 to 35 House members are ill though none seriously after a roll call shows over 40 paired or absent The day also reports a successful test of gun fiber cellulose backing for armor at Indian Head proving grounds under naval officers' supervision
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Washington
Morrill
WasnincGtor
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Board of Naval Offers
Banker and Election Commissioner Michael Schweizthal Takes Voluntary Assignment
Chicago March 16 Michael Schweizthal banker election commissioner and former city treasurer failed today. At 2 30 pm a voluntary assignment was made in the county court to John Lane Hart. Assets placed at 140000 liabilities 120000. The suspension followed Boehm Co Denver wholesale liquor dealers collapse where a partner killed himself yesterday. Schweizthal had discount paper for Boehm Co and faced heavy real estate speculation with 75000 in equities likely to shrink on realization.
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Chicago
Michael Schweisthal
John Lanehart
Boehm & Co
Denver
Schweisthal
Schweiz Thal
Names Named for Congressional Campaign Committee Roles
The Democratic Caucus Committee reports only 13 names handed to Chairman Judge Holman for the Congressional Campaign Committee. States listed include Utah John T. Caine and Texas J. W. Bailey with others from Montana Delaware New Mexico Arizona Nebraska Louisiana Pennsylvania Wisconsin West Virginia Illinois South Carolina. State delegations to submit further selections within a week for joint action with Senate members. The panel rejects steering committee status and limits duties to campaign planning and material distribution. House business aims to have appropriation bills before the House by the 10th of next month.
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Washinctron
Democratic Caucus Committee
Congressional Campaign Committee
Judge Holman
Utah
John T. Caine
Montana
William Wirt Dixon
Delaware
John William Causey
New Mexico
Antonio Joseph
Arizona
M. A. Smith
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Louisiana
M. Robertson
Pennsylvania
William Mittehler
Wisconsin
J. I. Mitchell
West Virginia
J. D. Alderson
Texas
J. W. Bailey
Illinois
Forman
South Carolina
George Johnstone
House Committee
Senate
Joint Congressional Committee
House
Judge Holm
Conference Splits Over Dower District Clergy Tensions
The ME Conference faces turmoil as Presiding Elder J. A. B. Wilson and Dover district ministers clash over church conduct and internal disputes. Charges include political bias and personal conduct, with accusations tied to campaigns and a proposed appointment for Dover.
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Win Minetax
J. A. B. Wilson
Dover
Madenesgh Racoee
Pinscheruss Neuiock Wien
Mn Em Political Hs
Gas Association opposes World Fair loan over gas display
The Ohio Gas Light Association with 150 members met in Columbus and endorsed Eastern gas groups urging opposition to a $5 million government loan to the World’s Fair unless the commission funds a gaslight exhibit. They note $1.5 million is set for electric lighting and question the gasbuilding location. A separate item recounts Zack Faille mistaking a fake $5 bill for currency, leading to arrest after a cobbler refused the payment.
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Columbus
Ohio Gaslight Association
World’s Fair Commission
Pne
Secretary Wharton seeks rapid British reply on Bering Sea modus vivendi
Acting Secretary Wharton instructed to inform British Minister Pauncefote that the President wants an early decision from Lord Salisbury on renewing last year’s modus vivendi for seal fisheries pending arbitration of U S jurisdiction in Bering Sea. Britain’s reply is needed promptly to decide whether Great Britain will help keep sealers out, as U S vessels must be prepared near the sea by May first. The note emphasizes urgency due to looming season and duties of naval and revenue ships.
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Washington
Wharton
Julian Pauncefote
United States
Bering Sea
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Britain
Young Nebraska Congressman Captivates House With Tariff Speech
Washington report notes William Jennings Bryan, 30, a Democratic leader from Nebraska, delivering a star tariff speech on the Ways and Means Committee chair. His two hour address drew widespread acclaim from both sides and gallery interest. The piece also mentions a gold medal prize once offered by General Superintendent White of the Railway Mail Service for a top postal clerk.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryen
Nebraska
Crisp
Ways and Means
Bryan
Con
Charlie O'Neill
Mr. Bryan
Samuel Jackson Randall
West
Lee
Kentucky
Henderson
Iowa
White
Railway Mail Service
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Ind
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Darrah Street
St. Louis
Missouri Electric Railroad
Anderson
Columbia Encouster
Laceyville
Wilkesbarre
Masonic Hall
Christian’s Crygoods
Custer’s
Freedmen's Clothing House
Carson and Thirtieth Streets
Southside
Pittsburg
Stroup
Albert
Nelly
Dr. Hartman
Latrobe
Aristocrats
Canada Pacific
Wrixsiree
Canadian Pacific
Rae
Salisbury
Uncle Sam
Senator Morrill
Zack Fullle
High Street
Faille
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Bsalisbuey
Peoples Savings Bank of
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of Allen
Edward E. Duff
Ward E. Duff
W. T. Howe
D. McK. Llobhos
Wightman
John W. Chalfant
Peenag
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J H. Coleman & CO
Shadyside
Aevan Chee
Arlor
Liggett Bros
Diamond Street
Eleventh Ward
Center Avenue
Wrgile Avenue
Devilliers Street
Davish
D Shaw & CO
Fourth Ave
David Shaw & CO
Howe Street
Rissa
Leonard
Jos. Horne & Co
Fifth St
Welte
W. S. Fraser
Eighth St
City
Rippey Street
Negley and
Highland Avenues
Allegheny City
Kprit L
Morris & Aisbitt
Dispatch
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Mhis
Atlantic City
Hoffman
N. J
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Wvil
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Ocean
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Iiko R
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Stickney
N.J
Electric Bell
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Charles Evans
Fidelity
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