Delamater Denies Senate Candidacy Amid Cumberland William Rift
A Pittsburg dispatch claimed Senator Delamater would run for United States Senate. Locally, Pennsylvania Republicans doubt the bid, citing Cameron’s control, Quay’s ties, and prior campaigns. Delamater himself states he has not been and will not be a candidate.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Delamater
United States
Pennsylvania
Xo Isr
Tete Disyatcu
Dolamater
Wuay
Quay
Cameron
Senate
Fitler
Philadelphia
Wiosram
Delswmater
United Sistes
J. Donald Cameron
George Randy Smith
Pdon
Thomas
Gelrdl
Cameroy
Sbh
Fom
Martin
Cooper
Meadville
United States Senate
Sted
Pattison Wins Pennsylvania Governor Race Contested
Correspondence from Grover Cleveland to Robert E Pattison shows mutual respect after the Pennsylvania election. Letters from New York and Philadelphia dated November 1800 praise the people’s stand against corruption, recounting support for Pattison and urging unity in the Democratic cause.
Wyoming to Send Warren and Carey to U S Senate
Francis E Warren governor of Wyoming re-elected to the United States Senate on the sixth ballot in the legislature. His colleague will be ex-delgate James Dil Carey of Cheyenne, as the two senators representing the state.
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Chevesse
W.o
Francis E. Warren
D. Curvenne
Wyoming
United States Senate
James Dil, Carey
Cheyenne
Humphrey Tate Named Private Secretary to Governor Pattison
Governor-elect Pattison selects Humphrey D. Tate of Bedford County as private secretary. Tate, admitted to the bar in 1870, previously served as district attorney and prothonotary. He arrived in Philadelphia to finalize arrangements for the post and is noted as a Pattison supporter. Colonel J B Streator of Washington County is mentioned as a potential adjutant general choice.
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Humphrey D. Tate
Pattison
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Bedford County
Tate
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Wm. S. Stenger
Scranton
J.B. Streator
Washington County
Colonel Streator
Pattizan
Gordon Wins First Ballot Victory for U S Senate
Atlanta roared in excitement as General John B. Gordon won the U S Senate seat on the first ballot with 25 votes in the Senate and 74 in the House. The joint session will consolidate the vote tomorrow amid fireworks and speeches. Calhoun and Norwood, who supported the Farmers Alliance sub treasury plan, were defeated.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Atlanta
John B. Gordon
United States Senate
Joseph E. Brown
Senate
Gordon
House
Howell
T. M. Norwood
Pat Calhoun
J. K. Hines
N. J. Hammond
H. Hawkins
Norwood
Calhoun
Hines
Hammond
Hawkins
Augusta
General Gordon
Major Burke Pitches Messiah War Cure Plan
Buffalo Bill press agent proposes hiring him to locate the so called Messiah and accompany Sitting Bull to the East within 24 hours. He suggests a 12 month engagement for about 75 dollars a week to cover salaries and expenses as a cheapest fix to Sioux tensions. He warns against a costly Indian war and plans a Philadelphia trip for rest.
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Washington
Major Burke
Buffalo Bill
Sitting Bull
Philadephia
American killed in Honduras during late revolution
A cable from Tegucigalpa reports Alden H. Baker of New Orleans was killed in the Sanchez uprising in Honduras. Baker, once chief of police, was the only American casualty among about 200 Americans in the country who supported President Bogran. He was related to Page M. Baker of the Times-Democrat.
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New Orleans
Teguciagalpa
Honduras
Alden H. Baker
Sanchez
Baker
Page M. Baker
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Republic
Bogran
Miswill of Farmers Alliance quoted by Rep Ewart
Washington November 18 Rep Ewart of North Carolina says the Farmers Alliance blocks party unity. In the South Democrats absorb the Alliance except the Sub Treasury plan while in the West Republicans fear its coinage and silver aims. He warns the McKinley bill may falter as money tightens and a Democratic House looms.
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Washington
Ewart
North Carolina
Farmers’ Alliance
Jack Born
McKinler
Knights of Labor Move On To Form New Political Party
In Denver the K of L session approves continuing women's labor department and adopts a uniform patent protected cancellation stamp to curb counterfeit cigarmaker labels. The General Executive Board to run district employment bureaus and a committee to press for NY Central Railroad charter abrogation is planned. The union will elect a general executive board, set to adjourn after scheduling next annual assembly.
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Denver
K. of L
Department of Women’s Labor
General Executive Board
New York Central Railroad
Knights
Young Wife Deserted After Hotel Gas Incident
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Ames of Round Hill Ontario separated after Ames left the Grand Hotel in Locrefort New York. The young wife 20 year old Emily Keettech refused food for over 30 hours and Ames has not returned. Landlord Comstock sent her toward Suspension Bridge as authorities seek the missing husband.
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Locrefort
N. Y
Harvey Ames
Round Hill
Ont
Grand Hotel
Ames
Emily Keetech
Rouod Hill
John Keettech
Comstock
the Grand
Suspension Bridge
Railroad Wrongdoing In Texas Cotton Loss
In Hornstox Texas on November 18 a Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad fraud involved Mexicans stealing $130000 worth of coal and 85 carloads of compressed cotton gone astray during the cotton season.
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Hornstox
Tex
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Parnell O Shea Scandal Sparks Broad Irish Debate
Philadelphia Irish and Irish Americans react to the Parnell O Shea verdict. Leaders like Justin McCarthy Dillon and Sexton viewed as possible successors while some urge Parnell's resignation. Clergy and editors call for integrity and argue Ireland’s cause endures beyond one man.
Radical's Talk by Tom Walsh Sparks Irish Funds Controversy
Washington official Tom Walsh accuses Irish leaders Dillon O’Brien Harrington Gill and O Conor of exploiting famine relief for political ends. He questions leadership of Dillon as possible successor to Parnell and denounces fundraising as diverting aid from starving Irish. He criticizes American committees and vows not to donate his salary to such causes.
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Tom Walsh
Washington
IFROM
Tom” Walsh
War Department
Parnell
Ale
Dillon
Sexton
Hoe
Healy
O'Brien
Sullivan
Harrington
Gill
O'Connor
Ireland
Tome
Relan
Dillon, O'Brien, Harrington and Company
Confidence in Parnell Elates Irish Envoys’ Support
New York dispatch notes T P O Conor and T P Gill declare the Irish envoys will stand by Charles Parnell. They credit his past service and deem his leadership vital to the movement’s success. Delegates sign a message of uncompromising support to be sent to Ireland.
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New York
T. P. O’connor
M. P
T. P. Gill
Parnell
Ireland
Democrats Nominate U. S. Senator Candidate
The joint Democratic caucus of the Senate and House met to nominate a candidate for United States Senator for the term beginning March 4, 1891. The event took place in Montgomery Alabama on November 18 and focused on choosing the nominee.
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Montgomery
AuLa
Senate
House
United States
Forger Smith Committed in Bankruptcy of Firm
In New York on November 18, Forrer Smith of Mills Robinson and Smith was to be committed for trial in default of $10,000. The assignee reports the firm’s liabilities at 407,000 with assets equal to that amount.
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New York
Forrer Smith
Mills, Robinson & Smith
Irish Envoy Talks Strong Conspiracy Claims
Boston reports on William O'Brien M. P. vehemently addressing charges of a conspiracy. He speaks to reporters about alleged plots harming political reform and urges public scrutiny of these claims. The remarks highlight tensions in the Irish political scene and media coverage from the day.
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Tiptecuial
Boston
William O’brien
Military officials downplay threat while mobilizing troops
In St Paul on November 18 General Ruger and aide Woodruff assess rumors of Mandan danger as exaggerated though troops from Fort Omaha Niobrara Robinson and others mobilize toward Pine Ridge Dakotas. Refugees flood Mandan as Standing Rock Indians risk outbreak noted. Major Butler leads march toward Pine Ridge while General Miles cites crop failures as root cause and warns newspapers to curb alarm.
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Mandan
St. Pau
Ruger
Department of Dakota
Lieutenant Woodruff
Northwest
Woodruff
Cannon Bayl
Standing Rock
Fort Omaha
Fort Robinson
Fort Niobrama
Nebraskia
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Pine Ridge
Dakota Frontier
Major Butler
Fort McKinney
Douglas, Woo
Guy V. Heary
Niobrara
Robinson
Major McLaughlin
Miles
Burglar Captured by St Mary’s Sisters in Boston
In Boston on November 18 a burglar named Edward Buzzell was captured by the Mother Superior and Sisters at St Mary’s Parochial House after a tense confrontation. The intruder lit gas jets, was restrained by teachers, and police arrests followed. He was held in $300 for court the next day.
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Aptotal
TUR Dispatcr
Bostrox
St. Mary's
Edward Buzzell
Julia
Buzzell
Carroll
Flynn
Rogers explains it after alleged murder attempt
John R. Rogers claims his confrontation with Minnie Palmer at the Gramercy last Saturday night was misconstrued. He says the carving knife found in the room was not meant for harm and that he intended for his wife to stab him instead. Abe Hummel represented both Rogers and Palmer as she described their separation and equal property division.
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Tapactal
T- SP
New
Youke
John" R. Rogers
Minnie Palmer
Gramercy
Rogers
Abe Hummel
Howe & Hummel
Mr. Hummel
Dwarf Nellie Branham to Wed Quincy Man in Pants Mo
A forthcoming wedding in Pants Missouri features Nellie Branham the 22 inch tall dwarf bride and a 21 year old Quincy Illinois groom. The couple faces parental objections as their union draws local interest and scrutiny.
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Pants
Nellie Branham
Quincy
Illinois
A Right Punishment In White House Incident
Captain A P Cunningham was arrested for entering the President's room at the White House and insulting the President. In police court he was fined five dollars after counsel Colonel Christy stated the captain meant no disrespect.
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Washington
A. P. Cunningham
White House
Christy
Fighting for sites at World’s Fair commission meeting
The National World’s Fair Commission debated site plans with Mercer of Wyoming and DeYoung of California proposing strict site allocations. They urged one Lake Front Fine Art building and other buildings in Washington Park and Jackson Park, with a November 21 deadline. The panel adjourned to 10 A.M. with further action planned.
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Chicago
National World's Fair Commission
Mercer
Wyoming
Lake Front
Washington Park
Midway Plaisance
Jackson Park
M. H. DeYoung
California
Chienaga Directory
National Commission
Lndon
Arrest of Jarmulowsky Over German Lottery Tickets
Albert Jarmulowsky, 26, junior partner in F. Jarmulowsky & Co., bankers of Canal and Ludlow streets, was arrested on a warrant for bringing lottery tickets into the state. He had not removed the tickets from the Custom House and posted a $1,000 bail with Gerson Ryman as surety. Comstock announced the arrest after a request for guidance from Acting District Attorney Davis.
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New York
Albert Jarmulowsky
F. Jarmulowsky & Co
Canal and Ludlow Streets
Davis
Custom House
Jarmulowsky
Comstock
District Attorney's Office
Gerson Ryman
Jarmulowaky
Off to Berlin Kochs Cure Sparks Medical Travel
New York reports that Drs Loomis Sterns Linsley travel to Berlin to verify Prof Kochs claimed cure for consumption. Other physicians sail to study Kochs system including Edson and Edson. Brook also sails to Antwerp to observe.
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Henry 8. Sterns
Charity Hospital
J. H. Linsley
Post Graduate Hospital
Normannia
David Edson
Cyrus Edson
Koch
E. Brook
Boston
Friesland
Antwerp
Rampant Revival Ends in Tragedy at Alabama Church
In Birmingham Alabama a religious revival at a Colored Methodist Church spiraled into frenzy. Mary Davis and Rhoda Wright shouted wildly and hugged as the Wright woman collapsed and died shortly after. Davis was taken off as Rhoda died, causing quick chaos and the meeting to end.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mary Davis
Rhoda Wright
Wright
Davis
Rhoda
Maury
Tumblety Freed After Judge Finds Insufficient Proof
Dr Francis Tumblety once linked to the Jack the Ripper affair faced a suspicious person charge in police court. The judge ruled the evidence did not meet legal proof and dismissed the charge, noting concerns about character references and the book of signatures.
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Jac
Ripper
Castod
Washington
Francis Tumblety
Jack the Ripper
Pittsburg
Horne
Flo
Kelcher
Bull Run
Harvey
Seventh and
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York
England
Miller
Europe
America
Pennsylvania Carries the Banner at WCTU Convention
Atlanta reports the closing day routines of the W C T U session. Miss Willard attended to thank for her re election as President. Pennsylvania delegates receive the national banner for largest number of unions and 15 000 members and the highest membership growth.
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Atlanta
National
William B. Rhoades
Train Robbers Captured Near Sierra Bianca
Two of the men linked to the Kent train robbery were captured at Sierra Bianca this morning. Identified as J. F. Kutch and J. D. Beard, both badly wounded with Kutch not expected to live. The third suspect, Van de Grief, remains at large as a posse closes in.
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Paso
Tex
Kent
Sierra Bianca
J. F. Kutch
J. D. Beard
Kuteh
van de Grief
Partner of Rube Burrows Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Jackson Mississippi November 18 Rube Smith the train robber convicted of mail robbery when he Burrows and Jackson held up the train at Buckaluuna was today sentenced by Judge Hill to imprisonment for life in the Columbus Ohio penitentiary He is serving a ten year sentence in the State Penitentiary but Governor Stone will turn him over to United States officers.
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Jackson
Msss
Rube Smith
Burrows
Buckaluuna
Hill
Columbus, O
State Penitentiary
Stone
United States
Pittsburg Public Building Joiners Bid Round Opens
Bids opened at the Treasury Department for joiners work on the Pittsburg public building. The lowest bid came from Wood Jenks & Co of Cleveland at 122000 dollars, while Cochran & Davis of Allegheny offered 411156 dollars, about 300000 dollars higher.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Treasury Department
Wood Jenks & Co
Cleveland
Cochran & Davis
Allegheny
Finest on the Lakes Dry Dock to Be Built
The Detroit Dry Dock Company has let the contract for a new dry dock the finest and largest on the Great Lakes with the latest improvements. It will be completed for early spring business.
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Detroit
Detroit Dry Dock Company
Great Lakes
Mystery at Paris Hotel De Bodice Chief Seleverstroff Wounded
In Paris at the Hotel de Bodice a distinguished Russian General Seleverstroff was found with a bullet wound to the head in his private reception room. A stranger dressed as a commissionaire is suspected. Doctors say the General is alive but not conscious and the case remains under investigation.
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Paris
Hotel de Boda
Boulevard Des Italiens
Seleverstroff
Kohzbue
Mesentzoff
Seleverstroif
Hotel de Bode
Tyreg
Parnell Under Fire as Dublin Council Considers Burgess Roll
The Sheffield Telegraph attacks Parnell as a traitor and rebel while the National League Executive in Dublin resolves to stand by him. Edinburgh Town Council debates removing Parnell from its Burgess roll as the Queen's Speech advance copy is withheld from him.
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Loxspox
Parnell
Gilbet
Sheffield Telegraph
Liberal Party
National League
Dublin
Edinburgh
Eviction Campaign Renamed At Clapricarde Estate
A force of 50 police and a company of soldiers assisted in ejecting 12 families on the Clapricarde estate in Woodford Parish. An eight year old boy was among those evicted. The town land rent history is noted, with £39 annual rent in earlier times rising to £100 recently. No resistance occurred. Evictions on the Olphert estate in County Donegal were started today and will finish tomorrow.
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Desk
Clapricarde
Woodford
Olphert
Donegal
Scarcity of Gaines pigs eyed as supply runs short
Dr Horwitz city editor of the National Zeitung says grafting lymph requires Guinea pigs and over 500 are being used. At Thursday council meeting steps will be taken to fund hospitals for the poor as the city has paid for all experiments to date.
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Beaux
Horwitz
National Zeitung
Koch
Thanksgiving Service Ordered by Austrian Grand Duchess
Report from Lints that a solemn service of thanksgiving will be held in the parish church of Zmunden by order of the widowed Grand Duchess of Tuscany after a telegram announced the safety of her son. Continued on sixth page.
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Lints
Zmunden
Tuscany
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Grover
Keystone
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William Sexton
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Maurice F. Wilbore
Order of Hibernians
Irish Parliamentary Party
Martin I. J. Griffin
Irish Catholic Benevolent Journal
T. M. Daly
Irish Catholic Benevolent Societies of America
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Irish National League
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Mr. Parnesl
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