Maine Third District Nomination Fight Heats Up
In Banxcor Maine on November 10 political tension rises as four Republicans seek the Third Maine seat. Milliken Burleigh Wiswell Manley in the scramble, with Blaine factional clashes and predictions of a united front or split vote. Democrats ready to strike if the chance arises.
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Banxcor
Maine
Belfast
Augusta
Seth L. Milliken
Edwin C. Burleigh
Washington
A. P. Wiswell
Maine Hose
Kenneber
Joseph H. Manley
Blaine
Manley
Kennebee Ring
Burleigh
Wiswell
Milliken
Congress
Sare
New York
Chicago
Miliken
Governor elect counsels Brooklyn on economy and politics
A New York dispatch reports Governor elect Roswell P. Flower writes to Mayor Chapin of Brooklyn urging fiscal restraint. The letter predicts Congress actions will influence the next President and warns of sugar and shipping bounties as debts, urging Democratic economy as the path to victory in 1898.
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New York
Chapin
Brooklyn
Congress
Roswett P
People's Party Refuses Fusion in Topaka Conference
In Topaka Kas on November 10, leaders of the People's party held talks with W H Utley the Union Labor candidate for Congress in the Third district as the central figure. Democratic leaders urged a state ticket fusion promising electoral support but Dr MacLallin editor of the Alliance Advocate said the People's party would not fuse. M Scott Alliance State lecturer said many Democrats regretted voting with Republicans.
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Topaka. Kas
People’s Party
W. H. Utley
Union Labor
Congress
People's Party
People's
MacLallin
Alliance Advocate
Farmers’ Alliance
Oedia
M. Scott
Alliance
The Hamilton County Vote Leads to a Miscast Straight Ticket
The Hamilton County Board of Elections finished canvassing 74 376 votes with McKinley at 37 470 and Campbell 510 for governor and Harris at 35 841 and Kirkendall 2 Hist for lieutenant governor. A 147 vote gap for Campbell and 1 629 for McKinley shows voters mismarking a straight party ticket.
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Board of Elections
Hamilton County
McKinley
Campbell
Ashenhurst
Pro
Seitz
Peoples
Harris
Uis
Kirkendall
Hist
Primary in New OriLians Ends In Large Pro Lottery Win
A private election in New OriLians today chose delegates to the Democratic convention. The lottery issue dominated the contest with anti lottery Democrats fielding a ticket and the pro lottery side winning by a large margin. The city of 17 wards voted 27 005 to back the pro lottery stance and elect all delegates. The result is viewed as a heavy blow to the anti lottery faction.
County Supervisors Vote canvass shows Sabin lead
Vote canvass from about 60 counties reports slower returns for county supervisors. Sabin leads Wheeler by about 5,000 for Governor with an 8,000 to 9,000 urality expected. other Republican candidates on the state ticket unlikely to win at current pace.
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Boies
Urality
Sabin
Wheeler
Staite
WANTS OF BUCKEYE FARMERS Fall List of Their Wishes at the Hands of the New Legislature
Coromnus November 10 Special To night’s session of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union adopted resolutions demanding laws from the incoming Legislature. They call for county officer salaries set by each county, 2 cent per mile passenger rates, fair freight and express charges, pensions for veterans widows and orphans, and full government bondholder pledges. They oppose real estate taxation and seek tax on encumbered real estate borne by mortgagees, oppose food speculation, ban contracts for future delivery after sale, curb trusts and production limiting schemes, and urge laws against such combos in this state. They ask tariff and patent law changes to curb combinations, oppose stock watering, resubmit defeated taxation amendment, and promote water highways. The Alliance notes a 50 percent membership rise in the past year.
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Coromnus
Tonicht
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Ocala
Congress
United States
Alliance
National Farmers Congress Opens in Sedalia with Corn Gavel
The eleventh annual session in Sedalia Missouri hosts 200 delegates. Governors Francis and Mayor Carroll welcome attendees as Vice President Smith presides in President Kolb's absence. The body lauds Secretary of Agriculture J M Rusk and cites river improvements and livestock disease controls as key achievements and goals.
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Sedalia
National Farmers’ Congress
Francis
Carroll
Smith
Kolb
Mississippi
Missouri
United States
Krsser
Texas
J. M. Rusk
The
Chinese revolutionists plot for new empire in China
A letter from Soo Chow dated September 21 reports a large scale rebellion plan in China. Arms were secretly imported by a man named Mason to supply rebels. customs officers intercepted the shipments and the organizer awaits trial in Shanghai. The letter claims the movement aims to reveal secrets of employers and outlines a program for the future empire with limited boundaries and tax policies.
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New York
Presbyterian Board of Missions
China
St Soo Chow
Mason
Shanghai
Temperance Women in Council Open Dual Convention
Boston nov 10 first preliminary meeting of the dual convention of the World's and National Women's Christian Temperance Unions was held by the executive committee. Miss Willard chaired with delegates from global chapters including Lady Somerset Miss Hall from land Miss Telson from apan and representatives from Honolulu China Australia South Africa Italy Burma India France and England. debate over whether department superintendents should join the executive committee continued as constitution readings and committee appointments proceeded. sessions are expected to be crowded with overflow meetings planned if needed.
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Boston
Women's Christian Temperance Unions
World’s and
W. C. TU
Miss Willard
Globe
Lady Somerset
Miss Hall
Land
Miss Telson
Apan
Honolulu
China
Australia
South Africa
Italy
Burma
India
France
England
Harrisburg Masons Mark 112th Anniversary Banquet
Harrisburg special report notes Per severance Lodge No 21 F and A M of Harrisburg celebrated its 112th anniversary with an elaborate banquet. About 300 covers were laid and many distinguished guests attended from abroad. Toasts were offered by Past Grand Master Mor Governor Pattison Richard Vaux and Senator Gobin.
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Harrisburg
Perseverance Lodge No
A. M
Pattison
Richard Vaux
Gobin
Woman Declares Cancer Cured by Divine Healing
Mrs. Church of Passaic lies bedridden with cancer as her husband Dr Charles A Church and her son Dr Charles Church Jr pursue faith based healing. The son praises divine intervention while medical doctors are sidelined and the family cites Dr A B Simpson's church as influence. Her father traveled from Wisconsin to witness a miracle.
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New York
Church
Charles A. Church
Passaic
Charles Church, Jr
Wisconsin
Niette
State Farmers Alliance opens at Harrisburg session
The Pennsylvania Alliance meets in Harrisburg with 34 counties represented and about 60 delegates plus state officers. Henry C. Snavely of Lebanon presides as routine business and secret work are noted. G A Willetts plans to organize New Jersey Alliance tomorrow.
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Harrisburg
Farmers’ Alliance of Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Henry C. Snavely
Lebanon
G. A. Willetts
Kansas
National Alliance
Leonidas Lolk
Willetts
State Alliance of
New Jersey
Holmes Sues Father Over Company Funds
Carrie A. Holmes sues Henry W. Smith in Superior Civil Court alleging breach of contract for $20,733. She says she deposited $20,000 with Smith Organ and Piano Co while he was vice president and director, claims her father drew the funds and misused them for real estate transfers after their marriage.
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Boston
Superior Civil Court
Carrie A. Holmes
Henry W. Smith
Smith Organ and Piano Company
Smith
Newton
Miss Smith
Mr. Holmes
Holmes
Dorothy Drops as Boston audience cheers Dorothys revival
A mixed review notes Dorothy drops heavy plot while praising Miss Hamilton in the title role and Miss Ulmer in a standout last act number. The Bostonians encore many numbers and critique Cowles voice. Robin Hood is planned for the next performance tonight at the Duquesne.
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Dorothy
Duquesne
Lurcher
Cliff
Miss Davis
Great Increase of the Work in His Department
Washington reports by W M Meredith chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing that the fiscal year 1891 saw the largest output in four years. The bureau completed and delivered 11,233,999 sheets of security notes and related items with a face value totaling 30,965,950 33,500,506 sheets of stamps and 1,655,6e6 sheets of drafts and checks.
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Washincton
W. M. Meredith
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Internal Revenue and Customs
Chilean Minister Montt Arrives at State Department
The credentials of Senor Montt, Chilean Minister, arrived after a long journey from Santiago. It is not known when he will be presented to the President at the State Department.
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Washington
Senor Montt
Santiago
State Department
Echoes From the Prisons In Pittsburgh Alley
Multiple arrest and jail actions reported by Aldermen and magistrates. Josefh Levi committed for trial for stealing a silver watch from John Patton. David SsIetven jailed for Thursday hearing on assault on S. Swallovitch's son. A horse and buggy stolen from A. Gretnawald is sought by city tax police. Many Stock under bond for assault and battery charged by Bridget O'Donnell. Epward Woupwixr committed for embezzlement at Adams House Furnishing Co. Sorouox Jones jailed for desertion per Leonora Johns. Police raided Edward Thomas’s residence at No 11 Grant Street. Groner Hernixes jailed for throwing a stone at Henry Debs’s store. Joseph Masty held for burglary on Neville Street. Joux Mancy charged with aggravated assault and battery. Traction workers involved in a dispute near Citizens Traction line. Ann Whooley and Mollie Kamp heard. discharged for lack of evidence. Motl Mverrin, 17, sought lodging after travel from Barnes station. no money, unclear fate. Cornezler and Mrs. Mary Dull baker clash. disorderly conduct and liquor-license charges filed.
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John Patton
Hyndman
David SsIetven
Henly
S. Swallovitch
A. Gretnawald
Sandusky Street
Allegheny
Vickeroy
Carson Street
South Eleventh
Josefh Masty
Be Aacane
Neville Street
Giatmen
Cou
Ann Whoeley
Mollie Kamp
O'Mara
Horne
Aldermin McKenna
Motl Mverrin
Allegheny Central
Barnes Station
Pittsburg and Western
Muth
Mary Dullbaker
Fox Alley
South Nineteenth Street
Corneles
Dunbaker
Cornelee
Knights of Labor Convention at Toledo Deliberates Actions
The Knights of Labor met in Toledo on November 10 with Powderly welcomed amid cheers. Sessions covered seating protests, law committee reports, and Powderly's address printed for members. Finance showed receipts 99,686 and expenditures 102,474. a push for autonomy abroad and cautions on member admissions were noted.
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Toledo
Knights of Labor
Hugh Cavanaugh
Workman Powderly
Major McGowan
D. A. No
Committee On
Committee On Law
Powderly
Hayes
Treasury
General Executive Board
England
South Africa
New Zealand
Fires Reported Across Allegheny Region Including Major Philadelphia Blazes
Early yesterday fires destroyed multiple properties. The Spencer and Williamson livery stable in Allegheny with six horses saved by firemen. losses run into thousands. Reedsville barns burned with 1600 bushels of grain, two fine horses, and machinery, about 3000 dollars loss and no insurance. Mrs. Sullivan residence and Weimer Bros stable burned. Weimer Bros insured, Sullivan uninsured. Fire likely from locomotive sparks. In Philadelphia Lippincott Johnson Co wholesale store gutted, stock and building losses around 200000, insured. Nearby wholesalers also damaged by water and smoke, losses 10000 to 25000 each, all insured. Fainoyance suffered its worst fire in memory starting at Nixon Hotel. hotel destroyed along with two stables and valuable ledgers. loss about 5000, partially insured.
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Spencer & Williamson
Allegheny
Reedsville
W. Va
William H. Klevear
Ego Bi
Sullivan
Herbert Illey
Weimer Bros
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Johnson & Co
Graham, Em- Tom & Pacereon
Winliamsia Bortowee
Jams
Yerkes & Co
Jones, Bechtel, Sheibley & Co
Fainoyance
Nixon Hotel
Milton McCormick
Mr. Darby
Health Tips From a Pioneering Doctor
The piece urges plenty of light and plain fat meals for health, notes mutton as easily digested, and advises waterproof boots in wet weather. Dr B W Richardson warns of bronchitis or pneumonia arising from colds and promotes Duffy’s Pure Rye whiskey as a safe home remedy with cautions about impurities.
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B. W. Richardson
Duffy
Oolt-Wred
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