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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1892

Page

10

Political turmoil in Ohio Republican ranks explodes

Judge J L King and Hon William M Hahn clash publicly over leadership and alleged slights. King accuses Hahn of venom and seeks retraction and apology, threatening to expose Hahn as a liar. The dispute centers on convention leadership and past protest of Hahn’s selection.

Columpus Ohio J. L. King Youngstown Republican Central Committee William M. Hahn Republican State Executive Committee Hahn King McKinley Ananias Judge King Disratch Forest City Cleveland Executive Committee Smith Foraker Lnst State Executive Committee Forer

Alliance Leaders See Southern Sweep in Third-Party Push

In Birmingham a secret Alliance Convention solidified Southern support for a third party. Senator Peifer and Representative Simpson say the Independents will carry several Southern states, likely throwing the presidential contest into the House or electing an Alliance president.

WasuineTox Alliance Congress Birmingham Als Peiler Jeremy Simpson South Messrs. Peffer Simpson

Cleveland Mentions Fuller Backers Denied by Dickinson

May 4. Special. The tale that Cleveland’s friends planned to place Chief Justice Fuller on the mantle faced swift denials. Don M Dickinson telegraphed the story is false for him, while John R McLean’s supporters claim more remains to be told and acknowledge Fuller’s availability was discussed by Cleveland men.

Hing Ton Cleveland Judge Goudy Chicago Senator Vilas Wisconsin Don M. Dickinson Detroit Fuller Representative Forman Goudy John R. McLean Mr. Dickinson Mr. MclLean Warwick McKin Jey McLean

Quay Faces Salary Rumor and Debts with RNC

A Quay associate disputes a Philadelphia claim that Quay earned 40 000 a year as RNC chairman. He says Quay won 20 000 in bets but with A L Conger Dudley Fassatt and Clarkson carried 55 000 in debt for the committee, unpaid by the man the debt supported. The Depew interview notes support for Harrison renomination.

Wasuinetos Quay Philadelphia Republican National Committee A. L. Conger Dudley Fassatt Clarkson Kisme B. F. Jones Stephen B. Elkins

Political ally denies accepting State GOP chairmanship

A close political associate of Lieutenant Governor Watres said in Scranton that he never agreed to take the chairmanship of the Republican State Committee during or after the recent state convention and that under no circumstances would he accept the post.

Scranton Watres Republican State Committee

Mountain Waters Faces Demands for Undivided Attention

This year Mountain Waters expresses gratitude for the support and chorus of favors from patrons and associates while noting that business interests require his full focus and commitment at the present time.

Mtn Watres

Cleveland’s Visit Fuels Democratic Nomination Talk

Philadelphia report says ex president Cleveland remained in the Democratic race after a Lakewood visit with William Herrity, Attorney General Harrity, and John Read. Officials deny any deal or political aim, noting the trip was for rest and that Cleveland’s ongoing interest may grow as the convention nears.

Philadelphia the Commonwealth William ¥. Herrity Heneol United States John R. Read Lakewood Cleveland Washington Melville W. Fuller Harrity

A Appeal to the Ballot by Southern Alliance Conference

The Birmingham based alliance conference declares support for political action through a People’s party but urges free voting rights and non interference with Democratic ballots. It appeals to members across many states to elect lawmakers who will back their reform demands and stand with industrial freedom at the ballot box.

Brim Mineuam Alliance Tennessee Kentucky Missouri Texas Louisiana Virginia Mississippi Georgia West Virginia Florida National Executive National Legislative Committee Natio Judiciary Committee L. L. Falk Brotherhood Creeting Sorth Great Northwest

Morgan Confident in Salem Nomination Bid

Thomas Ek Morgan of Alliance tours Salem to win Mahoning county delegates and secure votes for Judge King. He meets Judge Johnson to seek support while Johnson says no deal was offered and Morgan claims he will win the nomination despite party feuds.

Yorsest Town Thomas Ek. Morgan Alliance Congress McKinley Mahoning County King Judge Johnson Morgan

Huston Named Possible Hoosier Governor Candidate

Ex United States Treasurer J N Huston of Indiana arrived in Washington and left for home amid speculation he may run for Indiana governor this fall. The administration reportedly invited him to run to harmonize factions and fund a vigorous campaign, leveraging his wealth.

Washington United States J. N. Huston Indiana Huston Hoosier Rty Nto

Contested Pennsylvania Delegate Election At Convention

Chairman Brice received notice from William A. Sipe that he would contest the election of S R Mestrezat as delegate from Pennsylvania's Twenty fourth District. The protest will go to the Credentials Committee when the Chicago Convention is organized. Lives Lost in a Fire Trap in Gannstadt Germany. The Strauss feather factory caught fire this afternoon and flames spread rapidly. Several employés were lost and the exact number is unknown as the fire continues.

Washington Brice William A. Sipe S R. Mestrezat Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania Chicago Berlin Strauss Gannstadt Wurtemberg

McKeesport Public Building Bill Advances

In Washington on May 4 the Senate debated a bill to appropriate 100000 dollars for a public building at McKeesport Pennsylvania. The measure aims to fund construction and related costs as part of federal support for municipal infrastructure.

Washington Senate cKeesport

Speeding Locomotive Test Ends With 78 MPH Burst

New York May 4 reports Angus Sinclair editor of Locomotive rides a box on the Empire State Express engine to measure power and steam distribution. The train hit 78 miles an hour with four driving wheel revolutions per second. Sinclair notes 1600 horsepower and 24.5 pounds coal per horsepower hour. He expects 100 mph with one car.

Strotal Trlagham New York Empire State New York Central Grand Central Station Albany Angus Sinclair Locomotive Staatsburg Hudson Buchanan and McQuade Philip Landrigan Mr. Sinclair Sinclair Temple Court Buffalo

A M E Conference Opens With Welcome Address and Bishop Elections

The nineteenth General Conference of the A M E Zion Church opened at John Wesley Chapel with delegates from across the country. Mayor Gourley delivered the welcome, lauded the colored community, and two bishops will be elected to replace the late Bishop Jones. Bishop J J Moore led afternoon prayers and urged the colored race to seek education and wealth as means to uplift their condition. William H Day was elected General Secretary with a slate of officers and stenographers announced. The session continued into the evening with a reception for delegates.

General Conference A. M. E. Zion Church of the United States John Wesley Chapel Arthur Street Union John J. Moore North Carolina Lomax Gourley Day Harrisburg Jones J. J. Moore D. D Salisbury William Howard Day New York E G, Bid

Ingersoll on Shakespeare a Splendid Lecture at Auditorium

Colonel R G Ingersoll delivered a two hour lecture on Shakespeare to a large enthusiastic audience at the Auditorium. He praised Shakespeare as the greatest man born, mocked the tomb epitaphs, and contrasted the poet with contemporaries while noting the era’s great figures. The talk drew a full crowd despite late arrivals and minor distractions.

Dallvera Sarcani Harrison States R. G. Ingersoll Wilt Opera House Shakespeare Elizabeth Stratford Apain Keplar Galileo Beaumont, Fletcher Ben Tonson Desdemona Cordelia Juliet Lady Macbeth

City to install automatic smoke consuming stokers at Herron Hill

Bids due at 2 pm for supplying and erecting automatic smoke consuming stokers for two Herron Hill boilers as the city extends compulsory smoke consumption after June 30 under a new ordinance. Bonds double the estimated cost plus a $5,000 patent royalty bond required.

Herron Hill Bigelow

Indictments to be Pushed in Oleomargarine Case

Willis F. McCook, prosecutor’s counsel, says indictments returned by the grand jury for selling oleomargarine will be pursued and extended to wholesalers if sales continue. He notes no desire for punishment, but enforcement of the law against out of state products, urging repeal of the discriminatory statute.

Willis F. McCook Grand

Moore Withdraws From McClure Perjury Case

Attorney W D Moore seeks to withdraw after McClure's defense team split. McClure was to be tried today on perjury charges but the proceeding was postponed due to counsel illness, with next hearing set for Monday.

McClure Law and Order Society D. F. Patterson W. D. Moore Marron Patterson Alsc Moore

Haldane Bill Sparks Clash in House of Commons

Richard Haldane's land bill to force landowners to sell for small holdings faces heated debate in the House of Commons. Herbert Asquith argues the measure, while Cunningham Graham interrupts and is suspended for socialism remarks. The vote ends 146 in favor, 223 against.

Richard Haldane House of Commons Herbert Asquith East Fifeshire Graham Peel Tam Home Hew Matthews Matthews Speaker Hyde Ar Oo Shil John Lubbock Mr. Graham

Deeming to Have Brain Exam After Execution

Melbourne reports indicate pressuring doubts about George Deeming's appeal while his wife and four children killings at Rain Hill loom. Authorities expect brain examination post execution to assess sanity, with Deeming showing little memory and no remorse.

Melbourne May Deeming Judicial Committee of the Privy Council

Rev P C Abbey Urges Celery Compound As Spring Cure

Boston Journal quotes Rev P C Abbey of Harre Vermont saying Paine’s celery compound eased his languid overwork fatigue. He uses it at seasonal changes with satisfactory results, praising it as the best spring medicine for pure blood strong nerves and clear brain.

P. C. Abbey Harre, Vt Boston Journal Vagine Paine Mr. Abbey Tie

The Evolution of Sense and Nonsense Contractors

A fragment outlines contractors for sidewalks roadways yards mills stables and floors using cement stone brick concrete and fire brick. It names 43 Federal at Allegheny and O Naugher & Co as the firms involved.

Federal Allegheny N Onaugher & Co

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