Quay Wins Out In Armstrong County Primary
Erras Nasineg, Pa March 26 The most fiercely contested struggle in Armstrong county history ends with a Quay victory over Dalzell. Quay leads in most precincts with Ford City the sole Dalzell holdout. County results show Quay ahead by about 1000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Spectal
Errranasineg
Armstrong County
Senator Quay
Dalzell
Quay
Republican County Committee
United States
John Dalzell
Friends of Dalzell
Dalsell
Dalzell Victory Over Quay Faction At Ford City Election
A county race reports Dalzell defeating Quay with 230 votes to 16 at Ford City. The Dalzell team faced criticism over a disputed letter to the Reform Club of Philadelphia. Quay leaders, long in control, blamed machine tactics and political blunders in their loss, while Dalzell's backers claimed reformer methods failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Quay
D. B. Heiner
Congress
John F. Whitworth
W. D. Patton
G. W. McNees
W. W. Fiscus
J. H. McCain
Dalgell
Neale
M. F. Lesson
Dalzell
Quay
Ford City
Reform Club
Philadelphia
McCain
Republican
Post Office
Ohio's New Gerrymander Faces House and Senate Clash
Cotemavs Ohio dispatch notes conference committees will meet to finalize the congressional redistricting bill. Details show county splits in Cuyahoga and Medina sparking Senate hesitation. The piece lists partisan majorities by district and hints at anticipated changes and contest risk in districts like the Eighth and Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotemavs
Cuyahoga
Medina
Senate
Verity
Demtone
Frank Hurd
Charles H. Grosvenor
Sherman
Mr. Outhwaite
Owens
McKinley
Mahaska
Republican To Ee Committee
Garfield
Lake
Grace's Plea for Support From Southern Democrats
Ex mayor William R Grace writes Southern Democrats arguing for appeasing anti machine sentiment to aid Democratic unity. He urges compromise in Chicago to salvage the party and secure Cleveland's convention admission, praising Cleveland as a unifying Conservative force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William R. Grace
Chicago
Caiongo
Democratic Party
Securi
Dale
Cleveland
Democratic
Fusion talks at Indiana Prohibition and People's meetings
State Central Committees of the Prohibition and People's parties met in Indianapolis to consider fusion on state personal legislative and county tickets. The discussion was more an exchange of ideas and a fusion is likely at the May conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The
Prohibition and
People's Parties
Hill Shapes Way Through Albany Deadlock in Legislature
Marsha Senator Hill visited Albany to bridge gaps among Democrats in the Legislature where political legislation has stalled for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Albany
N. Y
Marsha
Senator Hill
Quay Wins Easily in Union County Nominating Contest
Lewisburg March 26 Vocht was nominated in Union county as the Union party candidate after a decisive showing by Quay in today’s nominating action. Party workers praised the smooth vote and orderly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Union
Lewisburg
Union County
Vocht
Ritter Majority Persists in Senatorial Question
The report notes a strong 300 vote edge for Ritter and a large majority backing Senator Quay in the senatorial question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter
Senator Quay
Fritchey Wins City Delegates in Democratic Primary
Harrisburg March 26 Special The Democratic primary results show Mayor Fritchey winning the city delegate race by at least 600 votes with backing from the State administration. Opponent Hanlin, supported by Postmaster Meyers, claims Lebanon and county delegates. The contest was bitter with alleged fraud and city election-board control by Fritchey supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Harrisburg
Friends
Fritchey
Crity
Christian Hanl
Ero
Ayor Fritchey
Hanlin
Meyers
Lebanon
Friends of
Orange County Democrats Rally for Cleveland and Gray
The Orange county Democratic Convention in Indiana drew the largest attendance yet. Cleveland’s name was cheered repeatedly as delegates were chosen for state and congressional conventions to back Grover Cleveland for president and Isaac H. Gray for vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orneaxs
Orange County
Proli
Cleveland
Committee On Resolutions
Grover Cleveland
Gray
Isaac H. Gray
McEnery Ticket Nominated by Narrow Margin in Louisiana
Returns from the Louisiana primary show the McEnery ticket ahead by more than 2000 votes as Foster protests challenge results at Finis city polls and across several parishes. The seven member canvassing committee led by General Young will meet Monday to declare the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
McEnery State Central Committee
Ots
McEenery
Foster Committee
Finis City
General Young
Snyder County Foe Quay Dominates Local Primary
Snyder county Republicans vote shows Senator Quay winning the county by a large majority. Dalzell's county total expected under 250. Elected delegates include S Coch Middleburg to the National Convention and P S Ritter Shamokin to the State Convention. A W Potter is endorsed for Congress Ed M Hummel for Senator and Fere Crouse for Associate Judge. Judge Dean wins Supreme Judge race by over 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Meredith
Assembly
S B. Cochranne
Frank Mast
Dalzell
Messrs
Coller
Patterson
Messrs. Campbell
Booher
Gibson
D. B. Heiner
Congress
Dalgell
Quay Forces
Cochrane
Quay
Harrisburg
Armstrong County
Republican Committee
Committee On
United States
M.L. Quay
John Dalyell
Yshell
M. Quay
Republc
Mripplesurg
Snyder County
S. Coch
Middleburg
P. S. Ritter
Shamokin
Senator Quay
A. W. Potter
Ed M. Hummel
Fere Crouse
Judge Dean
Democratic County Convention Endorses Pattison and Cleveland
The Democratic County Convention met in Gerrysburg. P H Strubinger urged party harmony and tariff reform, denouncing the McKinley bill. He predicted a Democratic victory led by Pattison and Gray. Delegates A J Brady Michael Hertheins J H Wierman and A H Parr chosen for the State Convention. Resolutions back Cleveland or Pattison for president and Beltzhoever for renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrysburg
P. H. Strubinger
Cleveland
Hill
Pattison
Gray
A. J. Brady
Michael Hertheins
J. H. Wierman
A. H. Parr
Beltzhoever
Lycoming County Delegates Support Grover Cleveland Nomination
Lycoming County Democratic Committee elected delegates M eon Turman Strieby Clancy Dunkle Middaugh to back J Henry and Grover Cleveland for the national convention. In Washington County Cleveland supporters are noted. In McDowell a Democratic primary chose Patrick Hoey and George Hardgrove as Cleveland delegates to the State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycoming County
Grover
Williamsport
Democratic Committee
En Cc
James Turman
LF Strieby
W. G. Clancy
Forrest B. Dunkle
F. W. Middaugh
J. Henry
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland Solid
Washington County
McDowall
Patrick Hoey
George Hardgrove
Cleveland
Second Degree Murder Verdict in Mills Case
A jury returns a verdict of murder in the second degree for James F. Mills at 10 o’clock tonight in Butler Pennsylvania. The crowd outside the courthouse erupts in anger and threats as jurors are escorted away. defense counsel vows to appeal while Mills maintains innocence. Court adjourns until Monday for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mills
James F. Mills
Walt Whitman Dies Good Gray Poet of America
Special telegram reports Walt Whitman died at his Camden home after a long illness from pneumonia. The aging poet, born May 31 1812 in West Hills Long Island, had returned to New York then Camden after nursing his brother at Fredericksburg. His Leaves of Grass, first issued in 1855, made him famous and controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walt Whitman
Camden
N. J
Whitman
Alexander McAllister
Mary Davis
Warren Fritzinger
Thomas B. Harned
Horace Traubel
McAllister
Noitman
Aitken
England
Buck
Ontario
Westhills
Island
New York
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Huntinton
Long Island
Jefferson Whitman
Ohio
Miss
Louisiama
Texas
Lakes
Canada
Hudson
George
Fredericksburg
Lincoln
Interior Department
Camn
Gernden
Emerton
Rossetti
Walter Boott
Fourth Selection Praises Whitman and Charity Debate
Edward Dowden reflects on Whitman as the "good gray poet" while recounting a frugal life and rejection of charity. The piece notes admiration by a biographer and the poet's stern independence amid early-life disappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dowden
Cee
Whitman
Layne
Rae
Bunko in Blaine's Name among Senators
Senator Palmer revealed a hoax at lunch involving letters requesting money, with several colleagues offering to share their own letters as part of the joke. The incident drew laughs as participants confessed past pranks while Palmer recounted another tale about reintroducing an old bill in new form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask- WaSniscox
Palmer
Norrn Twetrrn
Pamapetram
Tor Oy
G. Hearmn, Jr
Frye
Proctor
Senate
James R. Young
Young
John Russell Young
United States
General Grant
China
James A.rene
Star
Saale
Eee
Expresson
Co Ecyleres
Mr. Young
Daughter of Pig Iron Kelley Wins Custody Battle
In Curiaco March 26 Judge Baker ruled in favor of Mrs. Wischniewitzky in a cruelty case brought by her Ruselan husband Dr Wisehnewitzky. The decision grants custody of their three children, while the husband pleaded for the eldest son but was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pig Iron Kelley
Curiaco
Baker
Wisehnewitzky
New York
Wischnewitzky
Reign Of Terror Loiters Spur Citywide Arrests
Thieves prowl the streets of MW'KEESFOR?T city as mayor orders night police to arrest anyone unable to account for themselves. A store heist ends with a dropped pocketbook and two suspects jailed, while a teen named William Spence is sent home. Nearby breakins at a cemetery sexton and another residence yield little loot. Continuous unrest follows into the night with multiple arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McExeEsPort
Mra Waters
William Spence
Forty-third Street
Pittsburg
Oliver Black
Versailles Cemetery
Thomas Ward
Lunder
Capitol
New French twin screw steamer sets ocean record
La Touraines from Havre to Sandy Hook lightship with 6 days 23 hours 30 minutes over 3171 miles breaks the Lauraine maiden record. Averaged just over 10 knots with forced draught possible to exceed 20. Engines total 12000 horsepower, coal 545 tons daily, routes: 421 to 484 knots daily. weather mainly favorable save Banks delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Touraines
Havre
Bandy Hook
Lauraine
Frangeul
Miners Picket As Wages Cut In Minersville
Great excitement swept Minersville as a notice declared miners' wages would be reduced by 20 percent. The cut is to take effect soon, plunging workers into uncertainty about pay and conditions in the mining community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wileesbaere
Minersville
Pega
Oss
United States
Great Britain
England
Harrison
Salisbury
United States Forfeits Schooner James G. Swan
United States district judges condemned the schooner James G. Swan seized July 20 1889 for killing fur seals in U S waters. Judge Hanford ordered a decree of forfeiture entered to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United States
James G. Swan
Hanford
Mes sisscrase Impacts Pawnee and Otoe Children
In Guthrie Oklahoma on March 26 reports say Mes siss crase disrupts Pawnee and Otoe communities with children sent to school wearing war paint and feathers, reflecting tribal tensions and cultural clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Messish Crase
Bland Moves to Fast Track Silver Bill Amid Senate Talks
The Capitol buzzes as Bland plans a Monday rule to set a direct vote on the silver bill while Republicans and Democrats clash over filibuster tactics and strategic votes. Debate highlights Reed Boutelle split, with White House discussions shaping possible outcomes. The Bering Sea treaty and executive-session curiosities also draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
General Spinola
New York
Capitol
Bland
Mr. Bland
Democrata
Burrows
Reed
Boutelle
Bland Messare
Harrison
White House
Executive Mansion
Euocrat
Ye Harter
Y. Williams
Tornado Lays Pratt County Town Waste. Buildings Up in Air
A powerful tornado crossed Pratt county sweeping from the South with a 200 foot width and hail. It destroyed 25 buildings near a small town, telegraph lines suffered widespread disruption, and Omabs was shaken. No deaths reported, but several narrow escapes occurred amid dispatches of severe storms from Missouri and the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Inn
Pratt County
Missouri
Atlantic Coast
Omabs
Cashier Paige Arrested in Cleveland Case with Bail Set
Padresville, O March 26 Cashier Ralph Paige arrived in Cleveland surrendering to the sheriff after a note forgery scheme tied to Horace Steele and the Pennsylvan ia and Lake Erie Dock Company. Steele posted 10000 bail as indorsed notes were identified as forgeries by J R Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padresville
Ralph Paige
Cuyahogs County
Eveland
Oes
Lake Shores
Horace Steele
Cleveland
George J. Johnson
Dudley Wicks
Steele
Produce Exchange Bank of Cleveland
Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Dock Company
J. R. Irwin
Horace Stetle
R. K. Paige
Saving and Loan Association
Oliver
Mr. Irwin
Henry W. Oliver
Pittsburg
Paige
Steele John Alexander
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Ashtabula County
Burrows
Michigan
D. Frazer
Joseph Chapman
The Dispatch Directory Promises a Packed Issue
A brief catalog of contents lists pages and features across the Tex DisraTon issue. It notes sections on real estate ads, music and theatre, stage news, fashion, and miscellaneous notices, with various authors and topics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armstrong
Harrity
Dauphin County
Grace
Grover—Hill
Nestsisess
Manorville
Stubtown
McVitie
Kittunning
King School House
teoSfort
Corse
Sxnacewn
Space
Center Hill
I Parker
Apollo
Holiow School ‘House
Freeport
State Senate
S. B. Cochrane
A. MecCallip
T. Mast
Joseph Buffington
A. Pitcairn
Ford City Plate Glass Works
W. G. Heiner
J. B. Neale
Mesers
McCain and Leason
Indiana
Dauphin
Louisiana
McEnery
BUNKO
Blaine
Mw’keesfor
la Touraine
Bering Sea
Wasurxertor
D. C
the Grand Desideratum
Alaska
Star Chamber
Adi
Mr. Stone
Representative Stone
Allegheny
Committee On Immigration
P. Cochran
Advisory Council of
John P. Everhart
Window Glass Workers’ Association
John Carney
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
A. D. Wilkins
Oo. U
Colonel Stone
Ade
Lightner
Mineola
Paige Bank
Tex DisraTon
Englien Pourtics
George Hodges
Mvstc
Kaufmann
the Secrer Wortp
Marion Crawford Gallaher
News OF the Stage
Allegheny Ox Twenty Cents
Edward Attinson
Gaawpwas
Ada Bashe-Cone
Horsmack
T. A. Dodge
Hovseanerew's
Rand Army
Gibbons, Ingalla
Mark Twain
Bob Bordetta Sguan Ame Tan Ten Wain
Bessie Brambie
Aurora
Camille Flammarion
Gossif
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!