Home Rule Struggles Fuel Irish Finance Fears
The cabinet debate on Ireland Home Rule clashed with finance as Harcourt and Gladstone balk at detailing budget costs. Loss of Irish contributions may push Britain toward higher taxes to fund administration costs and looming deficits. Free beer and other appeals cost the Tories a seat, while Labour pressure mounts. A Royal tale of social demands and looming economic shifts frames a tense political week.
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Debate on Free Coinage and Silver Depreciation Rumors
The speaker questions free coinage and argues silver currency depreciation is unsubstantiated. He points to Indian officials' claims of silver depreciation in India yet notes the rupee value remains steady. The passage contrasts perceived silver stocks with tangible commodities and demands verifiable proof for statements about silver.
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Loubet's Cabinet Safe After Press Bill Vote
Paris November 18 The Chamber of Deputies debated the press bill with limited speeches and a failed cloture bid. Loubet declared he would answer government charges after the law is enforced, and the motion to discuss clauses passed 329 to 228. Radicals and Left supported the government, swayed by provincial committees wary of constant changes in government.
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Electric Men At Odds Over Edison Westinghouse Lamps
Clarence A. Seward and Grosvenor P. Lowrey for Edison ask a preliminary injunction in U S Circuit Court against Sawyer Man Electric allied with Westinghouse to stop lamp manufacture or sale infringing Edison patents. Westinghouse cites bid disputes and Sherman Act fears of a monopoly. hearing continues.
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Alliance to split as factions clash over cotton trust
Memphis Texas November 18 The Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union reassembled with C W Macune withdrawing. New officers were elected led by H D Loucks Marion Butler Benn Terrell Editor Taylor and others. A protest from the Macunites produced a truce but Macune plans to form a separate alliance aiming to unite cotton planters into a giant cotton trust, signaling a Northern Southern divorce within the movement.
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North Dakota
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Benn Terrell
Texas
Taylor
Nashville Junior
J. Leonard
Missouri
Mann Page
Virginia
E. Dean
New York
H. \. Deming
Pennsylvania
Macune
Gretchen coats and misses new markets half price sale
Kavrwarans immense and popular cloak department offers 2000 Gretchen coats and misses new markets at about half price. 400 coats with military capes sizes 4 to 14 reduced from 50 to 40 cents? But details show all-wool Scotch fabrics in tan navy or gray with seals and trims. 400 misses newmarkets in blue or black with caps reduced from 11 to 9 cents.
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Pittsburger Dealer Seeks Xmas Novelties in New York
Mr Mardy of Hardy & Hayes, well known jewelers on Field Street, visits New York to find new Xmas goods. Mr Hardy hunts for items that may have escaped prior visits, hoping to add to a complete stock and perform wonders.
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Hardy
Stockle
Sale ends for 216 garment at ten tonight
Our sale offers overcoats and other garments at reduced prices. The best in-house goods are available for one dollar each, equal to thirty five cents in value. PF CC Clothiers advertises from the corner of Grant and Diamonds Streets.
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Mozart Club Remains Athenian Spotlight In Fifteenth Season
Last night at Ola City Hall the Mozart Club opened its fifteenth season with Cherubini’s Anacreon overture Faning’s chorus Daybreak and Bach’s Ein feste Burg. Orlando’s Santa Notte and the Freischuetz selection followed with praise for the chorus and local players under Conductor James P. McCollum. Local soloists Lois Belle Cory Grace Miller Edith Harris Jos. A. Vogel Edward Dermitt featured. reception marked by strong ensemble, some instrumental roughness, and enthusiasm for future performances.
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Four Trmes Full of Jewels in Erie Bankruptcy Feud
Erie reports a Cleveland jewelers firm J M Chandler Co and J O Conrad assigned with liabilities near 150000 dollars. Four trunks shipped days earlier contain diamonds worth about 60000. Sheriff seized the trunks on execution by C M Conrad. Lawyers from many dealers rush in as claims numbered from 5000 to 20000 each.
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Sigler
Queer Philadelphia dicker ends in prison for wife and fighter
At a Philadelphia hearing Lizzie Neinhower and prize fighter John Dolan faced charges after a dispute over her husband paying 750 dollars for Dolan to claim her. Dolan received one year in the House of Correction. Neinhower drew three months. Four others faced lighter terms while two children were placed with the Society to Protect Children from Cruelty.
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Lizzie Neinhower
John Dolan
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Neinhower
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Florence Bryan Acquitted In Grand Larceny Case
Florence Bryan was found not guilty after a five hour jury deliberation in Florence Ohio on a grand larceny charge involving an overcoat of Water Works Superintendent McAlpin. The trial revealed Pittsburg aliases, forged bond history, and a husband’s elated reaction to the verdict.
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A Bad Year for Fires in Philadelphia
At the Philadelphia Fire Underwriters Association annual meeting a report shows the first nine months of 1892 with 1,005 fires and losses of 1.806 million dollars compared with 1891 figures. Insured losses total 14.8 million. premium receipts show no profit due to shrinking rates. The remedy urged is higher premium rates nationwide.
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Socialist presidential candidate memory fades in Omaha report
The World-Herald notes the Socialist candidate for president is forgotten, and it is assumed he was not elected. The report implies the public recollection is hazy but confirms the outcome of the election.
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Elegant diagonal cheviot jackets note in sale
In today’s Kavruayns' Vast Cloak Parlors many coats are offered at sharp prices. Jackets range from $298 for tan navy or brick diagonal cheviot with reeler front and watteau collar to $509 for all wool tweed options in several colors. Extra fine trimmed jackets with seals and furs are listed at $749.
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Kavruayns
Winter Wraps Sale Noted By Indies Shop
A fragment notes Indies department store offering winter wraps with fur trim sacques capes and reefara in a sale run for eight days with prices and details unreadable in the copy. The notice emphasizes new stock and end of sale period.
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Capes
Beaver Falls Filling Up For New Carnegie Mills Workers
Beaver Falls Nov 1 Special Boarding house space is scarce as Car negie mills prepare a vacant millyard brick building with cots. Old workers may keep their jobs until tomorrow. Amalgamated Association lodge meeting adjourned with no surrender decision. Mass meeting at Opera House drew fair crowd. David Lynch urged solidarity, Homestead men urged organized return or stay out.
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Amalgamated Association
Opera House
David Lynch
Homestead
Ike Broome
J. W. Brown
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