Harrison in 96 Not Impossible Big Revolution
Senator Quay says the Republican party should not yield tariff theories and expects Harrison to win in 1896. He doubts an extra presidential session and predicts a formal tariff bill next session. Representative Outhwaite outlines Democratic plans to preserve tariffs, with no banking system overhaul.
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Congress
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Corica
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House Committee On
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Si Nes
Beavers Senate Re-Election Move Led by Philadelphia
Eight Philadelphia senators in the next Legislature moved toward re electing United States Senator Matthew Stanley Quay. A preamble praised Quay for his service and discernment, urging support for his return. Signatures from eight senators included Handy Smith Lee Osborn Cruse Grady Penrose Poster and others.
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United States Senate
T United States
Quay
Waeseas
United States
Pennsylvania
A Ee
Matthew Stan Quay
George Handy Smith
Flist
Ellwood Lee
F. A. Osbornestrict
C Wee Thomas
Charles A. Poster
Boise Penrose
John C Grady
Jacob Cruse
Smith
Grady
Weaver Declares Peoples Party Will Endure
Des Moines November 12 General Weaver says the Peoples party is permanent and will be a factor in all future campaigns. He cites private advice from Alabama claiming a 3000 vote plurality and says Kolb’s supporters will back him. Weaver plans to enter Alabama soon and continue party organization nationwide.
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Keld
Boies Not Pursuing Cabinet Role in New Administration
Des Moines November 12 Special report from Dubuque states Governor Boies has no wish to join the President elect’s Cabinet and Iowa will not press him for such a post. Instead supporters aim to secure his election as United States Senator to succeed James F. Wilson while Congress man Fred E White is touted for Secretary of Agriculture.
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United States
James F. Wilson
Fred E White
Secre——— of Agriculture
Congress
Cleveland
Carlike
House
President fills Hamburg consul vacancy with William R. Estes
The President appointed William R. Estes of Minnesota as Consul at Hamburg, transferring him from Kingston Jamaica where he was a consul. The Kingston post is filled by Louis Dent. White House callers included Secretary Rosk General Lew Wallace and General Michener.
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Washington
William R. Estes
Minnesota
Hamburg
Estes
United States
Kingston
Jamaica
Brunswick
Germany
Louis Dent
Bisine
Rosk
Lew Wallace
Michener
Indiana
Ham
Sherman Denies Resignation Story Tying Foster Favor
Senator John Sherman faced questions about a rumor that he would resign and back Secretary Charles Foster. He declined to comment beyond saying he knew nothing of the supposed plan and dismissed the report as unfounded.
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Wasu Hisarios
John Sherman
Senate
Charles Foster
Crusade Against Crookedness to Start in Ravens City
Kansas City observers report a planned crusade against election officials and ward politics beginning Monday in Ravens City. The campaign aims to expose corruption and push for cleaner governance within the local government.
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Kansas City
Citizens Form Committee to Probe Election Frauds
A citizens committee is formed with $1,000 subscribed to pursue charges of fraudulent voter registration and removal. Recorder of Votes Owsley is accused of allowing illegal registrations and disfranchising about 2,000 voters by removing their names from the election list without warrant. The drive is led mainly by Republicans but supported by all parties.
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Citizens’ Committee
Recorder of
Owsley
Ohio still wavering in unofficial returns from Hamilton county
Counts from Hamilton and 21 counties show Taylor and Dasford leading the Republican slate with slight gains over estimates. Official totals hint the state vote may reach about 875,000, with Republicans gaining a small edge while Democrats report no decisive changes. Democratic centers report no new estimates today.
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Republican State Committee
Hamilton County
Taylor
Republican Committee
Hamilton
Danford
Secretary of State
Dasford
Seward
Harrison's Conservative Course in Civil Service Additions
A White House report states the President will pursue a conservative expansion of the classified civil service. Only a few dozen positions across departments will be added, not including the Government Printing Office. Heads of departments face pressure from nonclassified staff seeking protection under the classified ranks.
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Hineros
White House
Government Printing Office
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Cleveland
Einstein Announces Election Expense Total
Edwin Einstein, defeated Republican candidate for Mayor, filed the leading expense certificate in the County Clerk’s office. His expenses amount to 1451 dollars, covering printing postage hotel costs and rent for a section of tour workies and aeanpapate.
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Einstein
New York
Edwin Einstein
Joy wins Eleventh district with 67 vote majority
St Louis November 12 official count confirms Charles F Joy Republican defeats incumbent John J O Neill Democrat by 67 votes in the Eleventh district finalizing the state congressional delegation at fifteen Democrats and two Republicans
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St. Louis
Charles F. Joy
John J. O'Neill
Cleveland Ticket Leads in Indiana With Large Plurality
Semi official returns from all but Crawford County show the Cleveland electoral ticket with a 6,303 plurality in Indiana. Crawford remains to report, having given a Democratic plurality of 183 last election. Complete returns are expected to push the Democratic margin to about 8,500.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Crawford
Detective advertises for Pinkerton men in Chicago
In Cxarenco November 12 a Chicago detective, John Bruce, offers to hire detectives who worked for Carnegie at Homestead. He claims RNC employment but denies it under questioning. He says he received 500 via telegraph and seeks affidavits on Pinkerton men and their orders before or upon arrival in Pittsburgh Bellevue. About 40 have responded. Bruce says all will go to Pittsburgh soon for trials of locked-out workers next week.
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John Bruce
Daly
Carnegie
Homestead
Republican National Committee
Pinkerton
Chicago
Pittsburg
Bellevue
Bruce
Amalgamated Association
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Cleveland
Mr. Carlisle
Whitney
Don M. Dickinson
P. Sheerin
Philadelphia
Dickinson
Avening
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Judge Tree
Lambert Tree
Belgium
Cleveland House
Ward Murphy, Jr
State Committee
United States Senate
Frank Hiscock
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Whitnack
Monetary Conference Delegates Sail for Brussels Trip
American delegates to the monetary conference bound for Brussels on November 22 sailed from New York this morning aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Aller. The party included figures from Iowa, Kentucky, and other states, headed by disbursing official Roland P. Faik.
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New York
Brussels
Bremen
Lloyd Line
Aller
Powe — Pees
Towa
Messia
Thomas W. Cride
Roland P. Faikaf
Chandler Igen
Republicans Debate Post-Election Strategy In New York
The article reports on Republican National Committee discussions in New York following defeat, including talks of a permanent sub committee office, Carter’s return to Montana, and Russell Harrison’s remarks about President Harrison’s view of the loss. It notes Democratic plans for headquarters, potential cabinet posts for Whitney and Cable, and commentary on Indiana and other states.
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Dispaton
New York
Republican National
Carter
Montana
Republican National Committee
New York City
Russell Harrison
Palace Hotel
Harrison Enid
Harrison
Indianapolis
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Ohio
McKinley
Cam Committee
Gorman
W. C. Whitney
Northwest
No Pity for McKinley Chicago Democrats Parade
Chicago Democrats celebrate their victory with a 4000 strong march for Cleveland and Stevenson. Vice President elect Stevenson and Governor-elect Altgeld reviewed from the Iroquois Clubhouse balcony as banners and mock coffins honor McKinley. The parade featured roosters in wire cages and loud fireworks as speakers promised continued party rule for decades.
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Cleveland
Stevenson
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
McKinley
Messrs Stevenson
Aigeld
Battery D
Saloons Run Openly as Police Resign in Fort Scott
In Fort Scott Kansas on November 12 saloons operated openly after Police Commissioners announced resignations set for December 1. The move ends active liquor enforcement in the city, following the countywide constitutional amendment progress.
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Fort Scott
Bax
A Rival of the Carnegies to Build West Virginia Works
An English syndicate represented by Knudd Sands claims to own 90 000 acres of West Virginia lands for a steel and iron works venture modeled after Andrew Carnegie. Sands says skilled workers from Homestead have joined the project and will staff the new mills. Timbers from General Benedict Arnold’s flagship Constellation were raised from Lake Champlain, confirming recovery efforts.
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Ottawa
Ont
Knudd Sands
West Virg
Andrew Carnegie
Sands
Homestead
Carnegie
Arnold
Tror
Benedict Arnold
Con
Lake Chaman
G W.W
Adwas
West Addison
Snakes By The Score In Connecticut Well Hunt
In Middletown Connecticut on November 12 a drought driven event ends with 34 snakes killed and the hired man rescued. Farmer Alexander Penfield abandons the well as a water source and returns to river supply.
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Middletown
Donn
Connecticut
Alexander Penfield
Penfield
Mr. Penfield
Tuberculin Test Used to Detect Cow TB in Toronto
A Toronto dairy cow was found to have tuberculosis after inoculation with Kochs tuberculine. This marked the first use of tuberculine in the city, and the test concluded a positive TB diagnosis despite initial uncertainty. Veterinary staff note tuberculine offers clearer TB diagnosis.
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Toronto
Ont
Koch
Pennsylvanian Dr Brinton named assistant commissioner
President appoints Dr Daniel G Brinton of Pennsylvania to be assistant commissioner to represent the United States at the Colombian Historical Exposition in Madrid 1892 commemorating four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America. Brinton a Philadelphia resident and University of Pennsylvania professor.
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Daniel G. Brinton
Pennsylvania
Welling
United States
Madrid
America
Brinton
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Judge D N Cooley Dies in New York Home
Judge D N Cooley of Dubuque Iowa is dying of paralysis at his daughter Mrs J F Douglass home in New York City. He once served as an Indian commissioner. One daughter is married to Passenger Agent Bassett of Pittsburgh.
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New York
D. N. Cooley
Dubuque
J. F. Douglass
Ae Cooley
Bassett
Pittsburg
Huntington Not in the Iron Business
Huntington and party remained in Durnawa Mexico on November 12 preparing for the Sociales day opening. Heath Tom has purchased Iron Shatate in eeteee.
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Durnawao
Mexico
C. P. Huntington
Party
Heath Tom
Eeteee
Rainmaking Experiments to Begin in San Antonio
Government rainmaking tests led by General Dyrenforth and researchers will start next week in San Antonio using 40 tons of explosives from a New York steamer. Investors John W. Dicks and John H. Kilington contributed 10000 dollars. a 5000 dollar government grant funds the artificial rain program with balloons mortars and Rossellite powder planned for use alongside Fort Sam Houston soldiers.
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Tex
R. T. Dyrenforth
John T. Ellis
C. A. Risselle
Agricultural Department
Galveston
New York
General Dyrenforth
John W. Dicks
Chi
John H. Kilington
D. C
South Dakota
Aan
Agricultural Ent
Fort Sam Houston
Immigrant Inspectors Probe Belgian Glass Blowers Case
Contract Labor Inspector R J Layton and Eberhart of the Window Glass Union studied 30 Belgians from Antwerp at Ellis Island. One man Louis de Dande and his sister were discharged. Layton says a solid case exists and Emil Frank aided the group. The men deny glass blowing. Inspector Karowski recalls officers asking if they had their story ready. Examination to continue Monday.
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R. J. Layton
Pittsburg
Eberhart
Window Glass Union
Ellis Island
Lsborers
Antwerp
Louis de Dande
Layton
Emil Frank
Belgium
Karowski
Friesland
Inter-State Commerce Decision on Fawkes Trial
Judge Dallas in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Frank W. Fawkes, second assistant general freight of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, need not travel to St Louis to face trial for an alleged violation of the inter-State commerce law.
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Philadelphia
Dallas
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank W. Fawkes
Philadelphia and
Reading Ilroad Company
St. Louis
Fragmented Local Notice From The Dispatch Directory
The Dispatch Directory lists page contents across three parts including small ads and society notes. The readable items reference various sections such as The Chrysanthemum cartoons, fashion, amateur athletics, and society gossip with scattered page numbers and incomplete headings.
Ringers Rung In by Importation for Local Football Teams
Crowd braves rain at A. A. Park to watch a mixed teams match as teams scramble to field imported players. Earlier, A A L A and PACG elevens dominated street talk with plans to celebrate a victor. Despite a light shower only about 3,000 attended with patches of cheering among the stands and parade of four-in-hand carriages.
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Audiencs
P. A
Aed
Chicago All Stars Visit Pittsburgh Threatens Game
Crowds packed the stands as Chicago greats led by Heffelfinger and Sport Donnelly arrived for a Pittsburg bout. Tension rose when A. A. C. officials Barbour and Captain Ao refused to play unless the Chicago players were kept off the field.
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FP. A. OC
A. A
Heffelfinger
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