Cabinet Gossip and Extra Session Tease in Cleveland Dispatch
A senior Democratic insider says Cleveland has selected Iesec P. Gray of Indiana for a cabinet post and hints Carlisle may move to the Senate. Talks swirl of an immediate extra session to tackle tariff and silver, with Gray tied to the Interior and Pattison to Navy.
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Wilson & Bissell
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
Patrick Collins
Boston
William H. Hatch
Missouri
Harard
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Bayard
Mr. Carlisle
Finance Committee
Carlisle
Indiana
Interor Department
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Bissell
Navy
Hatch
Agriculture
Extra Session Looms as Democrats Face Tariff Split
The piece argues Republicans would fare better with Senate control and warns that Democrats may call an extra session to tackle tariff policy. It recounts anti Cleveland maneuvers at Chicago, noting Larry Neal and Senator Brice sparked delays while Whitner’s intervention shifted the convention toward a disputed free trade plank.
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Senate
Carlisle
Indiana
Interior Department
Pattison
Whitney
Congress
Chicago
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Pew
Democrate
Cleveland
Larry Neal
Senator Brice
Denny
Brice
Neal
Whitner
Senator Hill to wed Southern widow with fortune
The New York Senator David B. Hill is reported to marry Mrs. Fannie Iverson of Atlanta. She is a widow with three sons and a sizable fortune. Hill has courted her during visits tied to social events and the World’s Fair bid.
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David B. Hill
Washington
Senate of the
United States
Ibis
Fannie Iverson
Atlanta
Iverson
Southland
Senator Hill
Laswell I. Flower
Henry W. Grady
Ohio Still in Doubt as Returns Trickling In
Eighteen counties filed official returns to the Secretary of State with three returned for corrections. Taylor leads Democrat with a net gain near 1,008 after deductions. Danfordt Republicans show a 6 vote gain. Seward Democrat gains tallied with 37.
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Coremeros
Secretary of State
Cain
Taylor
Danforrdt
Danford
Seward
Senator McPherson avoids Treasury rumor in Virginia trip
Senator John McPherson of New Jersey left for Virginia on a hunting trip amid reports he was to be offered the Treasury post. He said consulting President Cleveland would be proper and that no understanding exists with Cleveland or himself. He noted no probability of such an appointment.
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Congress
Cky
Wasurvorox
John McPherson
New Jersey
Treasury
Virginia
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Tom
Croker
Aleo
New York
Washington
Democrata
Hoode
Feueral
Democracy Costs Job At Palcen Iron Company
Night Superintendent Andrew Welch, employed by Palcen Iron Company in Yorsagrows Ohio, says his firing was due to voting for the Dewey ticket last Tuesday. He claims fellow Democrats were also targeted and removed as soon as practical, though he acknowledges others remained.
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Yorsagrows
Andrew Welch
Palcen Iron Company
Welch
Em Wen
Governor Bogg Vote Totals in 110 Counties
Complete returns from 110 counties show Hoge leading for Governor with 39 956 votes amid a fragmented tally. Early figures indicate Borrano trails with a wide margin as Galveston and nearby regions finalize their counts.
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Galvestos
Tex
Hoge
Question on United States Senate Race Cited Incomplete Memo
A report notes Lieutenant General Sheehan naming Edward Mor as his choice for the Senate seat and indicating he would seek to push him to the Institute. The source remains unclear on the full context or date.
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United States
Oeanee Sheehan
Edward Mor
German Exhibits to World Fair Shipped via Hamburg
Chicago may face cholera fears as Germany routes World Fair exhibits through Hamburg. Prof Koch says goods cannot spread cholera. truth rests in contact with infected persons or clothing. Consul Johnson says Hamburg disinfection ensured no shipments leave without cleansing.
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Koch
Berurm
Germany
Chicago
Garden City
Wermuth
Associated Press
Imperial Health Omeo
Johnson
United States
Burg
Berlin
Iamburg
America
Kansas Becomes Wet State as Lewellyn Seen Reversing Police Control
Excitement spreads in Topeka and other Kansas cities over Governor-elect Lewellyn reportedly promising to dismantle the police commission system. Prohibitionists fear reversion of police powers to mayors and saloons may reopen in Topeka amid shifting local politics.
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Kax
Topeka
Lewellyn
Police Commission
Wichita
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas
Carnegie Ultimatum Signals Mill Restart Notice
Braver Falls reports from Nov 14 indicate Carnegie company plans to announce reopening of the villa mills. Superintendent Wrigley says old workers must apply to return or be replaced, with timing possibly at week’s start. Strikers stay firm. management may hire new skilled workers if needed.
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Braver
Suthentic Souness
Carnegie Villa
Wrigley
Wrigtoy
Rigsey
Fratricide at a wedding shocks CLEevLeLands
At Mrs. Mary Murphy's Swiss street residence during a wedding reception Frank Murphy killed his brother William J. Murphy with a razor. Frank, a drinker, surrendered at the Swiss Street police station claiming self defense. William died from a severed head wound as guests watched in shock.
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Cleevveland
Mary Murphy
Swiss Street
Frank Murphy
William J. Murphy
W. J. Murphy
Frank
William
Protest Against a Verdict in Lingo Case Stirs New Jersey Town
Acquittal of Lingo in the murder of Mrs Aliiler fuels community anger in Merchantville. Residents mass at Town Hall while Philadelphia Stock Exchange president C Knight denounces the verdict. A committee seeks legal options and to bar Lingo from the area.
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New Jersey
Camper
NX. J
Aliiler
Merchantville
C Knight
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Lingo
John Miller
Wilso Appoin
Jenkins
Iin
Lloyd Booth & Co Move Tinplate Plant Machinery
Youxastons November 18 report that Lloyd Booth & Co. are loading machinery for a new tinplate plant. Earlier word claimed the project was delayed at Niles C due to the recall of an election, but a firm member stated no orders to halt work have been received.
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Youxastons
Lloyd, Booth & Co
Niles
Sta
Hmd
CROKER IN CLOVER AROUND CLEVELAND REST
New York November 1 1892 President elect Cleveland receives many congratulatory messages as Democrats press for patronage and a possible Lakewood rest. Talks of federal appointments in New York City include collectors postmasters and U S district attorney with many disappointments ahead.
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New York
Cleveland
Lakewood
New York City
Croker
Hendricks
Lyon
Naval Offecr
Willis
Cooper
van Cott
United States District Attorney
Mitchell
Brooklyn
United States
Democratic Headquarters Endure Fatigue From Letters and Mascot Fire
Voters write long letters of artistic merit while Cleveland rests. At Democratic National headquarters calm prevails except for a large fire and a tiger marked cat mascot that appeared on election night, drawing attention amid the political scene.
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Cleveland
Democratic National
Tammany
London Labor Rally Marks Bloody Sunday Anniversary
In Trafalgar Square London on November 13 a peaceful Labour demonstration celebrated the Liberal government restoring the right to public meetings. Unemployed workers, Socialists, and speakers including Burns and Hyndman addressed crowds under heavy security with police and ambulances stationed nearby.
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James Keir Insidie
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Bernard Shaw
William Saunders
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Graybeard
Escaped Keeleyite Rampages Through Dene Inmates
A Keeley cure patient escaped from Westfield and caused chaos at the Sacred Heart chapel rectory in Dene New York. He terrorized residents, tried to bar doors, and chased inmates before being overpowered by a crowd and jailed. The man, reportedly from Brocton with Buffalo ties, feared being killed during the episode.
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Lake Shore
Chapel of the Sacred Heart
Anyon
Keeley
Brocton
Buffalo
False to His Trust Report on Petroff Allegations
Nov 13 The News notes an article alleging Ivan Petroff a State Department special agent and former Census official gave false information about Alaska seal industry used in Bering Sea arbitration. Petroff described as Russian born, long Alaska resident, about 60, claimed age unclear, with officials denying further comment.
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Wasninetos
Fost
Ivan Petroff
State Department
Census Office
Alaska
Petroff
Francis A. Walker
Staite Pepe Seree
Interior Department
Two Pennsylvania Affrays Prompt Wary Reports
Ex sheriff George Tomlinson shot at Abram E Frankford on his farm as Frankford says he obeyed orders to leave. Nine shotgun blasts struck Frankford, who later swore out a warrant for Tomlinson. Nearby Shamokin reports John Graeff murdered near town after past altercation with constable Yocomborus.
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Lascaster
Abram E. Frankford
George Tomlinson
Frankford
Tomlinson
Shamokin Gays
Tramps Raid a Village at White Haven
A gang of tramps robbed several houses in White Haven early this morning and forced residents to flee. Six houses were entered at once with revolvers used in some cases. Authorities formed an armed posse to pursue the raiders into the mountains.
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Hazierox
White Haven
Lehigh Valley
Population of Japan Hits 41 Million in Census
Yokoyama Nov 14 The Official Gazette reports Japan's population at 41,099,000 in a census with an area of 994,000 square kilometers.
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Japan
Yokoyama
Miss Mather Married by Milwaukee Brewer Heir
Milwaukee heir Colonel Gustave Pabst shocked his father Captain Pabst by secretly marrying actress Margaret Mather in San Francisco last week. The 26 year old vice president plans a wedding trip east as family forgiveness is considered amid a widely known romance.
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Pabst
Gustave Pabst
Margaret Mather
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Military Academy
New York
Big Pabst Brewery
Concern
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Goss
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Pewaukee Lake
Colonel Ihat
Miss Mather
Colonel Pabst
Falk Brewery
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Misa Mather
Tal
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Pittsburg
Export trade not paralyzed says Merchants Bank official
General Manager Hague of the Merchants' Bank of Canada writes from Ottawa stating Canadian exporters are not paralyzed. He notes rising foreign bill handling and bank circulation for export papers, with funds diverted to Europe and the United States.
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Ost
Hague
Merchants’ Bank of Canada
Lonton
England
Chamber of Commerce
John Lubbock
Custom House
Joi Lubbock
McKinley
United States
Europe
Huntington’s Ron Deal Opens Local Interest In Iron Region
Dunaxco Mexico Nov 15 C P Huntington a Southern Pacific Railroad resident has been warmly received by residents. He studied the hot wineing resources of the region and visited the Iron Mountain which he is believed to have purchased. He refuses to discuss plans publicly. Huntington owns silver mines in Durango and is rumored to establish a large smelter in the city.
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Dunaxco
Mex
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad
Huntingson
Iron Mountain
Ius
Huntington
Durango
Justice Lamar Ailing in Courtroom Nausea
Justice Lamar of the United States Supreme Court has felt unwell for two or three days. He suffered a slight nausea attack in the courtroom yesterday and retired to his home. He recovered and intends to be in his seat on the bench tomorrow as usual.
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Lammar
United States Supreme Court
Boston Widow Seeks Divorce Decree Reversal in Colorado
Mrs. H Nellie Powers of Boston travels to Denver to annul her late husband Charles E Powers divorce by proxy filed in Colorado She contends the divorce was fraudulently secured without her knowledge while he remained in Boston and—if valid—left him with wealth worth about 200 000 The will names Boston executors and Pittsburgh and Lea ton connections while a Denver judge orders the defendants to show cause by December 5 about setting aside the decree.
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Pittsburg
Colorado
Denver
H. Nellie Powers
Charlies FE. Powers
Arrapehoe County
Charles E. Powers
Nellie Powers
Powers
Leaton
Lincus Mason Childs
Goldthwaite
Marion Powers Lowrie
Florence Agnes Powers Harding
Ilier
Preacher Murdered in Virginia as Politician Arrested
Ricawoyo Virginia November 13 Special Rev Dr J R Moffett Baptist pastor and Prohibition leader is dead. J T Clark a lawyer and Democratic politician is jailed for murder after a confrontation near Danville. Moffett shot in abdomen during opening session of Baptist General Association. He died at 2 a m. Clark claims self defense and that the preacher attacked him first.
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J. R. Moffett
Baptist Church
North Danville
Virginia
J.T. Clark
Clark
Dr. Moffett
Danville
General Association of Baptist Churches of Virginia
First Baptist Church
Shzit
Mystery surrounds clerk found gagged in Louisville office
Abra ham Goldberg, general manager for F. Halfheimer & Co, was found in his office gagged and tied. A $100 robbery from the desk and $120 from the safe occurred. Detectives suspect a confederate involved and destroyed papers linked to United States v. Hoffheimer. Goldberg claims chloroform was not used. He may be arrested tomorrow.
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Speke
Abraham Goldberg
Vianager
F. Halfheimer & Co
United States
Hoffheimer
Goldberg
Aiu
California workman killed rewiring arc light pole
Stocktor California, Sovi Charles Bartold, a electric works employee, was instantly killed while returning home with his wife and two children. He touched a crank on a pole while standing on earth without a non conductor and died within moments. No burns or marks were found on the body, prompting some electricians to doubt electricity caused the death.
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Cal
Sovi
Charles Bartold
Electric Works
Barteld
Wanamaker urges Sunday sermon on party lines
The Post’s General Wanamaker spoke yesterday afternoon on a spiritual clash between God’s people and their enemies, framing it as a battle between two great political parties. He urged choosing a side, declaring indifference equates to siding with the unrighteous.
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Puilavelpats
Wanamaker
Thorn
Mer Sotelli Likely to Stay Longer in America
In Rome Nevada it is probable that Mer Sotelll will prolong his stay in America to study policy toward France while on a prolonged visit, with plans for a return slated later. The article notes Rowe’s year and related details.
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Rome
Nev
America
France
Rowe
Mass Fight at Homestead Ends in Panic and Fire
A two thousand strong mob attacked colored non union workers in Homestead. Deputies were stoned as gunfire killed three and wounded two, with houses torn and women attacked. By dusk the crowd dispersed after arrests and a dramatic rescue by Coal and Iron police.
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Peter MacFaddes
James Jones
Montgomery
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McClure Street
Wash
Paul
Coulter
Slav
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Marion Conrad
Ann Street
Conrad
Peter McFadden
Reeve
Niwas
Shnok
Jones
McFadden
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