Ohio voters show desire for reform and tariff clarity
The interviewees reflect on a turbulent election with Republicans blamed for defeats and tariff as a key issue. They credit extraordinary GOP efforts for overturning candidates while arguing for a clean, new slate. They discuss Governor Pattison, reform plans, and the impact on national races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Ohio
Wright
Tilden
Uttey
Campaiy
New York
Massachusetts
A. F. Keating
Pattison
Deserted Headquarters Show Local Election Aftermath
Described are deserted political headquarters across Bly and neighboring areas after an election. The Straightout camp remains active with Secretary Dunn clinging to hope of a District Attorney win despite official tallies showing defeat.
Lawrenceville Man Ends His Life at Home
Carl Dresdot, a foreigner employed at Carnegie Phipps Co., killed himself Sunday evening in his room at No 321 Thirty third street Lawrenceville. Neighbors reported two pistol shots heard by Mrs Blakely then found Dresdot with a bullet wound. a bank book showing 77 dollars was found under the pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dresdot
Seedal
Thirty-third Street
Tresdot
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
John Blakely
Blakely
Daily Papers
Killed on the railroad in Allegheny
Robert Harper a 50 year old Allegheny wagon maker was fatally injured when struck by a shifting engine along the Ft Wayne Railroad track on Washington avenue. He died at West Penn Hospital at 2:00 P M. An inquest will be held. He served in the Civil War and was senior vice commander of Abe Patterson Post 88 G A R. His family includes a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harper
Allegheny
Ft Wayne
Washington Avenue
West Penn Hospital
Harper
Taker & Harper, Wagon Makers
Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk Popular
The article praises Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as the most successful and reliable option. It notes that infants need nourishment and wholesome food, and that grocers stock this brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Borden
Eagle
Dowie Healing Rally At Carnegie Hall Draws Crowd
Rev John Alexander Dowie fronts a faith healing gathering at Carnegie Hall with a dramatic public cure. A woman on crutches testifies after being healed in the afternoon session, while Dowie recounts his conversion from illness to ministry and his work in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
John Alexander Dowie
Tyowie
Dowie
Mr. Dowie
Australia
Pic
Ater
Missing East End bookkeeper alleged to defraud firm
Nicholas Leech of Holmes Rowlen Co. fled on Oct 25 and was found in Buffalo by a Pinkerton. He is said to have drawn a 1500 draft that was returned unpaid and later produced 1310 cash when confronted. Holmes fears total loss could reach several thousand. Leech, 40, married with four children, is in custody at a downtown hotel.
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Nicholas Leech
Holmes, Rowlen & Co
Commission
East End
Pinkerton
Buffalo
Leech
Butler
Baltimore
Apoea
Charles Wennar
Canadian
Holmes
Holmes Rowlen & Co
Frankstown Avenue
Bowlen
Endeavoor
Mr. Holmes
Louden Street
Drowning of Swede at Schmertz’s ice pond near Hazelwood
Rudolph Boulanger a 40 year old Swede drowned after his wagon and horse spooked the pond at Schmertz’s ice pond near Hazelwood Avenue. He was crushed by the plow and fell into the water while trying to control the horse. His body recovered later and brought to the morgue. He was married with family in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Boulanger
Schmertz
Hazelwood Avenue
Poulanger
Europe
Three destitute sailors found lodging at ward station
William McKinley of Ohio led sailors Thomas Leonard and William Preston into the Twenty-eighth ward police station after arriving from Ashtabula. They said boats have tied up for winter, leaving them out of work. McKinley 52 resembles the Ohio statesman. Rev. C E Locke praises his elections and Canton connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Ohio
Twenty-eighth Ward
McShane
Thomas Leonard
William Preston
McKinley
Ashtabula
Jake
Lomax Recovered After Polls Assault In Eighth Ward
George Lomax, assaulted at the Eighth ward polling place by William Wright and George Jenning, rested at Merey Hospital. Doctors reported Lomax never in critical condition and that he was unconscious from drink on arrival. he is to be discharged this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lomax
William Wright
George Jenning
Eighth Ward
Merey Hospital
Lomax
Alleged Frauds and Threats Highlight Allegheny Probe
A Pittsburgh detective, Braun, claims Mayor Wyman and Chief Murphy take bribes and faced assault to intimidate him. Chairman Henricks cautions he cannot confirm details but expects startling developments next Friday as more witnesses, including Braun, may testify.
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Allegheny
Braun
Braum
Webster Avenue
Pittsburg
Wyman
Murphy
Henricks
Mr. Henricks
Brawn
Suspect Arrested After Attempted Theft on Grant Street
John McQuarrie was arrested by Detective McTighe on Grant Street last evening. He initially attempted to borrow a small amount and then offered to sell a valuable gold watch to the officer for 20. He is held at Central Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McQuarrie
McTighe
Grant Street
Central Station
Diphtheria Cases Fear Rise and Local Incidents Reported
News brief notes new diphtheria cases to the Bureau of Health and records a Tuesday night shooting at Officer Brown by Joux McGuiocesy. A beer wagon driver dislocated a shoulder unloading at a Butler street saloon. A Southside resident faced a hearing over a ferocious dog bite that ended with the dog killed. Petitions mention Lupin fabrics sale at Jos Hoene & Co. Penn Avenue Stores.
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Eserve
Bureau of Health
Joux McGuiocesy
Brown
Finck
Peterson
Hisseen
Fire breaks on Liberty Street destroys several businesses
A large blaze on Liberty Street destroyed Godfrey & Clark's paper warehouse and Walker & Sons' box factory, with Meyer Arnold & Co. furniture damaged by water. Fire spread briefly toward Strawberry Alley before being contained within the block. Losses were partly insured and repairs planned.
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Godfrey & Clark
Walker & Sons
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Godfrey & Clark's
Liberty Street
EFC
Godfrey
Seventh Avenue Engine Company
Peace
Trumphries
Strawberry Alley
Seventh Avenue
Morris & Fleming, Walker & Sons
Meyer & Arnold Company
Meyer
Allemannia
Humboldt
Norfolk
North American
B. F. Jones
Seventh Avenue Hotel
McCullough
Duquesne Theater
Smithfield Street
City Hall
Birmingham
Slavic Passengers See Farewell Kisses At Station Gate
A group of Slavic men kissed each other goodbye at Union station before boarding eastbound trains toward the coke region. A crowd watched the ritual with amused curiosity as a gatekeeper noted the scene and joked about tears and a mop for the wet floor.
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East Hound
Coke
Union Station
Suddrolly
Woman Identified at Morgue In Allegheny Death
Eliza Rodgers aged 61 died at Allegheny General Hospital after being found sick on the street. Her son ra Rodee identified the body at the morgue and said she left home to visit a daughter and had not been seen since. the coroner will investigate the cause.
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Eliza Rodgers
Allegheny General Hospital
Allegheny
Ra Rodee
8Higee
5Burg
Actor Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at Bijou Theater
Michael Johnston, a colored man, was arrested last evening at the Bijou Theater by Special Officer Fitzpatrick on a charge of disorderly conduct after a dispute over a seat. Johnston claimed he was engaged by a phonograph company on Fifth Avenue to sing into cylinders sent nationwide, calling himself an actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Johnston
Bijou
Fitzpatrick
Central
Johnston
Fifth Avenue
Fast End Couple Elopes To Maryland Marry In Cumberland
An elopement story from Pittsburg reports Miss Eleanor Green and William Glenn wed in Cumberland Missouri on November 3. The bride's father, Mr Green, tried to halt the match but the couple married and returned to Pittsburg. News reaches Mr Green as the newlyweds consider how to tell him. Also recounts an accident on North Avenue near Palo Alto Street where Major Monroe’s son Oliver Von Osdale was injured after a carriage collision. Mrs Monroe was briefly overcome and attended by Dr Ure.
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Maryland
Pittsburg
Dispatch
John Green
Frankstown Avenue
Glenn—Green
Cumberland
William M.giesn
Breaxon A. Geeen
Thomas J. Stanton
Glenn
East End
Green
Eleanor
Miss Green
Fetterman
Fitzsimmons
Johnston
Mr. Green
Bleanor
Youngstown
Wheeling
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mrs. Green
Special Cloak Sale For Children Garments In Ready Range
The shop touts a wide array of children s outerwear from 2 to 16 years including solid colors plaids and bourette effects with fur trims and capes. Featured jackets creptons gretchens cheviot diagonal and astrakan trims priced from 2 up to 12 50 with many items described as prize value and best sellers.
Police Jail and Bail Reports From Local Courts
James Porter jailed yesterday on a larceny charge by John Wylie before Squire Douglas in Boston. James Cassidy committed by Squire McMillan of Chartiers on entering a building with felonious intent. Many Williams placed under bail to answer larceny by bailee of a sewing machine owned by Charles C. Emmons. W. B. Mason filed the information. W. Stevens, arrested on a charge of assaulting Fannie Clark, heard by Alderman Beill and recommitted to jail in default of 2000 bail for court trial. John Burys bond to answer assault and battery before Alderman McMasters. Information by M. Fahey alleging Burns insulted her after she said he was at a party at Four Mile.
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James Porter
John Wylie
Squire Douglas
Boston
James Cassidy
Squire McMillan
Chartiers
Wildiams
Alderman McMasters
Charles C. Emmons
W. B. Maso
Stevens
Faonie Clark
George L. Rohrer
Alderman Beill
Burys
Bonda
M.reo Fahey
Burns
Fifth Avenue Stores Advertise Ladies Rubber Goods
The page promotes women’s fine rubbers at 15c and at $1 per dozen cabinets in Campbell and Dick Aufrecht’s New Gallery on 77 Fifth Avenue. It mentions UTA Bitters served, Lupins cashmeres, Horse & Co. on Penn Avenue, and Mrs. WivoLow’s Soothing Syrup for children teething.
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the People’s Store
Campbell & Dick
Aufrecht
Fifth Avenue
Jos
Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Quality We Have Only to Say That They Are
A terse remark notes that every piece of them is considered. The line emphasizes totality without distinguishing parts or identities.
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Onis
Brussels
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Tattison
Senate
Cleveland
Ple
Frank A. Burr
Straightout
Dunn
Term Movement
Court House
Burleigh
Lawrenceville
Death's Door
Duchesses
God
Christ
Earth
McKinsey
C. E. Locke
M. E
Major McKinley
Rose Lace
Wyman and
Henrie
Reform Association
Hoexe & Co
Surance
George Rodgers
The
General Hospital
Gretna Green
Biber & Easton
Navy
Astrachan
ST. Nol
U.and
Ulrich & Spencer
W. W. Dermitt & CO
Ocdittasu
KEW
Horne & GO
Penn - Avenue
Hades
Lupins
Globe
JOS. Horne & CO
Eee Brussels
Moqueste
Velvetts
S. Borders
Edward
Groetzinger
Penn Ave
nol-Tresa
Bartlet Ie
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