Plans for Pattison Push for Senate Inquiry in Extra Session
An article outlines Governor Pattison’s plan to use an extraordinary Senate session as a grand jury to investigate removal of the Auditor General and State Treasurer. It argues the Governor acts as judge and jury, with the Senate limited to factual inquiry to determine cause for removal.
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Thom
Tiarntis
Pattison Naw
Senate
Offes
Arkel
Goreveer
Pennsylvanis Marrest
Mir Pattison
Impeachment Powers and Removal Provisions Cited
The text cites impeachment as the governor and civil officers liability during the present crisis. It notes the House of Representatives holds sole impeaching power, with the Senate trying the case. Removals entrusted to the Governor are outlined in the referenced section.
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Senate
Buckalew
Buckalees
Eues
Revere Weny
House of Representatives
Mexican border unrest prompts U S troop patrols
dispatch from United States Consul at Natamore reports cross border activity aimed at General Ruiz Sandoval who travels with arms ammunition and money. Texas Rangers alerted as General Lajero commands lower Rio Grande forces amid Mexican government alarm. General Stailer orders border patrols to prevent reentry. FICTION note about Edigar Fawcett story in Sunday Dispatch.
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United States
Natamore
San Antonio
Sperial
Mexico
Elo Grande
Stanley
Military Department of Texas
John B. Richardson
Mex
Laredo
Texas
Ruiz Sandoval
Nueva Laredo
Sandoval
New Orleans
Giarson
Lajore
Ime
Texas Rangers
Alice
Arses
Stailer
Lajero
Rio Grande
Daring Jail Break Prizes Western Prison Inmates Escape
A mass jailbreak at the St. Louis jail frees multiple inmates including murderers and burglars. Guards fired as the yard escapees fled through the east door, into the kitchen, and out via the Coroner's office. All fugitives remained at large at 8 o'clock with detectives and 300 police on the lookout.
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Jack Shea
John Doran
Nat Jones
Olvas Stetson
Ed Luehert
Henry F. Seep
Henry Francis
Hennie Zenbe
Hank
Sipp
John Orrick
Trenton
Hiram Antiss
John Morgan
Jimmy Moore
Frank Murphy
Grrton
George Walsh
Frank Watson
Wilson
George Logan
Ed Walsh
Onpard
John McGinnis
Campbell Campaigned in Belmont County Bellwether Speech
Governor Campbell spoke to 10 000 to 15 000 Democrats in St Clairsville and Belmont County as he denounced tariff impacts on wages and farm values. He recalled Blaine 1884 tour, criticized tin plate tariffs, and urged voting Democratic while highlighting wage and labor issues across Ohio.
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Tfros
TeLlAmh
Campbell
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
Wheeling and Cumberland Pike
Bridgeport
Belmont
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Cleveland and
Loraine
H. Deoham
Farmers’ Organization
People's Party
McKinley
Prohibition
Farge
Wellington
Tam
Fair Board
Cincinnati
Kansas
New England
Piqua
Neidringhaus
St. Louis
Bel- Iaire
Globe House
Colonel Arnett
Wheeling
Glass House
Carnegie
Pittsburg
England
United States
Trenton
East Liverpool
Oho
Fsrar
McKinley Stirs Gallia Crowd with Tariff and Silver Debate
In Gallipolis crowds of thousands greet Major McKinley on a special train. A rally features General Goff and a speech asserting tariff support and opposition to free silver, with praise from Virginia ironworkers and coverage of tin plate and consumer savings.
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Gallipronis
Old Gallia
Gallipolis
Major McKinley
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
McKinley
A. J. Green
Iron Workers
Virginia
McKkinley
Dakota
California
Chicago
St. Louisa
Philadelphia
Goff
Lincoln’s Early White House Trials
The Dispatch previews the hardships Abraham Lincoln faced upon entering the White House, noting challenges once unimaginable, with Colonel A. K. McClure offering insights forthcoming in tomorrow’s issue.
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Lincoln
White House
A. K. McClure
Melbourne Making Srow Weather Mystery Grips Town
Geoplaxa Kanx October reports show unusual atmospheric effects with nine tenths of residents convinced some powerful influence on the elements. A misty rain and shifting clouds preceded a heavy wind and rapid temperature drop, with predictions leaning toward snow rather than rain as wagers are laid on last night’s rainfall against Melbourne’s half inch contract.
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Kanx
Melbourne
Jay Gould Surfaces After Illness At Irvington Home
Jay Gould did not visit his New York office and remained at his Irvington country home with his physician Dr. Munn. He sent reassuring messages by telephone to his sons and visitors. reports of sickness at the Missouri Pacific meeting were denied though his nervous exhaustion and weakness were acknowledged. Russell Sage urged a long rest for Gould.
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New York
Jay Gould
Western Union
Irvington
Dr. Munn
Edwin
Howard
Gould
Russell Sage
Sage
Mr. Gould
Farmers Alliance Lodges Grow in Tilden Movement Surprises Republicans
Ex Senator C C Allen notes the Farmers Alliance stays neutral in this year’s politics while individuals plant Democratic seeds. Erie and Crawford count locals joining Tilden Alliance lodges as Republican Watres questions its reach. Berks Democrats push a farmers year with Tilden echo. Captain Morrison pursues state treasurer bid as Watres foresees a hard regaining effort.
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Watres
Philadelphia
C. C. Allen
Warren-Venango
Allen
Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas
Erie County
Tilden Alliance
Tilden
Tilden Alliance Club
Erie
Crawford
Senate
Bardsey
Sullivan tour in colonies ends in failure
Australian papers aboard the steamship Monowai report John L. Sullivan's theatrical tour of the colonies as a failure. Before sailing from Sydney it was rumored a company would go to America, but the actors are stranded and awaiting remittances from this country.
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San Francisco
Monowai
John L. Sullivan
Oeec
Sidney
America
Coun
Tin Plate Shipped to Governor Campbell
A box of tin plates from the United States Iron and Tin Plate plant in McKeesport was sent by express to Ohio Governor Campbell, prepaid. The shipment underscores the quality of American tin plate and its role in a political campaign message.
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Mckeesport
Net
United States Iron and Tin Plate
Express
Campbell
Ohio
Fifteen Negroes Dead in Lee County Disturbance
Reports from Helena Arkansas dated October 2 describe the Lee county troubles ending with 15 killed from a 19 person gang. Three of the remaining four are jailed at Mariana with one at Forest City. The incident centers on J. F. Frank a Memphis merchant accused of inciting violence by vowing to have cotton picked at a $1 per 100 rate.
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Helena
Ark
Lee County
Mariana
Forest City
J. F. Frank
Memphis
ABE BUZZARD CASE AT HARRISBURG PARDONS HEARINGS
The Board of Pardons disposed of cases including John McMuanus facing death for murder with a short respite to allow more testimony, Joseph Buecker Jr for first degree murder held under advisement, Harriet Barrow whose death sentence was commuted to life, James Stewart serving ten years for second degree murder continued. Abraham Buzzard, Welsh Mountain outlaw, serving 14 years for burglary and jail breaking, granted a rehearing after three refusals amid a push noting his devout Christian faith and alleged lack of involvement in many charges.
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Harrissure
Speke
Board of Pardons
John McMuanus
Philadelphia
Joseph Buecker, Jr
Harriet Barrow
James Stewart
Fayette
Abraham Buzzard
Welsh Mountain
Buzzard
Nettleton’s Gold Order Reversed by Secretary
From Washington, the secretary rescinded Nettleton’s order requiring consular invoices on all gold coin and bullion imports. Banks notified that imports will proceed under the old system, with gold carried through by ships under standard bill of lading practices.
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New York
Foster
Washington
Nettleton
Hendricks
Loss of Schooner Frank Perew Off White Fish Point
CuHicaco Oct 2 The loss of the schooner Frank Perew with all nine crew is conceded in advisory to Chicago underwriters. The Perew W4s was bound for Marquette with coal from Cleveland and is believed to have foundered in a recent gale near White Fish Point in Lake Superior.
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CuHicaco
Frank Perew
White Fish Point
Lake Superior
Chicago
Perew
Marquette
Cleveland
Lake Sus Tiorin
Banker Dill Arrested As Clearfield Bank Failures Deepen
The arrest of President Dill followed a night ride to jail escorted by constables after Bank Examiner Miller and others found discrepancies including a 10000 cash entry and £85000 embezzlement. Bail battles drew in Dill’s family and Curwensville Bank officials as Houtzdale depositors lamented losses and calls for action grew amid rising tension.
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Clearfield
President Dill
Goodfellow
Clark
Till
Jonathan Boynton
Miller
Clearfield Bank
McCullough
William H. Oil
First National Bank of
First National Bank
William Miner, Jr
L. K. McCutscoran
J. P
Dill
Byers and
Dickey
Houtzdale
Wilson
Oscar Mitchell
J. F. Snyder
Examiner Miller
A. E.patton
Curwensville
Attorn
Houtzlale
McGrath
Flemming
Bill
Baltimore Sunday Law Enforced to the Letter
Baltimore observes a strict Sunday law enforcement after a grand jury report. The Police Marshal bans sales of cigars candy soda mineral water and most goods except milk and ice and bans all labor except prescription filling. Officials imply future legislative changes may follow.
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Baltimmore
Connecticut
A Greenback Bonanza Found in Old Trunk
The administrator of John A. Fowble's estate uncovered 8,000 in greenbacks hidden in an old trunk. Fowble, a bachelor who lived with farmer Peter Foutz in Truro Township, had declared greenbacks non taxable. He left 500 to a neighborhood girl and the rest to Foutz, with potential contests by distant relatives.
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John A. Fowble
Fowble
Peter Foutz
Truro Township
Foutz
The News Directory Index Highlights In Today's Patch
The page lists sections and features across the issue including Pattison's Plans Campbell's Campaign McKinley's Meeting Banker Dill Jailed Fitzsimmons Love Story Pittsburg Politics Allegheny Finances No Money for Schenley Fark Want Ads Editorial Irish League Meeting Sidewalks in Air The Labor World Exposition Features Gladstone Speech Room Under Fire Milliken Swears Off A Fight for Sealy Baseball General Sports News From Neighboring Towns
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Campbell
McKinley
Dill
Fitzsimmons
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Schenley Fark
Gladstone
Milliken
Sealy Page
Fitzsimmons Pursuit Fueled by Lovelorn Escapade and False Beards
The county jail escape tale centers on Frederick Fitzsimmons who allegedly loves Mrs. Clark and plots to reach her. Attorney Thomas M. Marshall weighs his client’s psyche as police report sightings in three places including a Liberty street store where a beard was bought and a man resembling Fitzsimmons was seen. Police say rumors abound while investigators chase leads from a coal mine to street sightings with no decisive capture.
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Fussimmon
Thomas M. Marshall
Dre
Mra Clark
Bis Mama
Law
Frederick Fitzsimmons
Fred Fitzsimmons
Charles Clark
Weir
Clark
Carterly Committee
Prison Board
Firesimmons
Coulson
Penn Avenue
Washington Pike
West End
Alderman Maden
Murphy Ias
Ecthyeee
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