The Next Congress Campaign Education and Force Bill
Washington speculation on the _loading of the next Congress centers on the force bill and campaign literature. Southern Democrats predict a solid South while Farmers Alliance may alter outcomes. Louisiana Alabama Tennessee Virginia and Maryland districts are watched as Republicans face re election challenges.
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Wheeler
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Maryland
Louisiana
Coleman
Old Dominion
Lincoln Independent Republicans Aims for Ward Organization
A Philadelphia meeting of the Lincoln Independent Republicans adopts a resolution to unite with Independent Republicans backing Pattison for active ward organization. Justus C. Strawbridge appeals to clergy to support moral reform, citing machine corruption and political decay in Pennsylvania. Robert E. Pattison is urged as reform candidate over Matthew Quay, framed as a stand for public ethics and governance.
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Lincoln Independent Republicans
Lincoln Independent Republican Committee
Pattison
Lincoln Republicans
Independent Republican State Committee
Justus C. Strawbridge
Pennsylvania
Georgia Senate Race Sees Dark Horse Mentioned
The Georgia Senate contest centers on Governor Gordon and ex Senator Norwood with Gordon facing a tough Alliance-backed Legislature. Mr Crisp, though not a candidate, has friendly ties with the Alliance and may be chosen to represent Georgia in the Senate due to his popularity and the current political needs, according to Lightner.
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Gordon
Norwood
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Delamater Campaign Stops At Mercer And Meadville
Campaign train crowds welcome gubernatorial candidate Delamater and his associates in Meadville and Mercer. A strong turnout greeted the party at the depot, with cadet escorts, a band, and crowded halls as Delamater and Stewart spoke on national and state issues amid enthusiastic reception.
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Piace
Distatch
Mercer
Delamater
Meadville
Academy
Cochranton
Fuller
Watres
Thomas J. Stewart
Stewart
Pranklin
Venango County
Saeed
Court House
Boulanger Spends Duchesse D'Uzes Gift on Extravagant Travel
Paris dispatch details General Boulanger's lavish budget as he resumes travel. Private expenses reach 10 000 francs monthly while double that covers public costs. Hotel bills in Brussels and London run high, with 22 000 francs for two weeks in Brussels and 8 pounds per day in London.
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Duchesse d'Uzes
Brussels
England
America
M. Mermeix
Mirgelle
London
Bristol
Times views McKinley tariff as unprovoked hostility
The Times leader condemns the McKinley tariff bill as an unprovoked blow to British industry. It predicts Britain will seek newer markets, avoid retaliation, and cites the act as aimed to injure British interests rather than for justified policy.
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Loyxpow
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Berlin
Milan
Mr. Depew
Pearl Button Rush Sparks Outlay Before Tariff
Agents for Rothschild Brothers and American firms purchased all mother of pearl in Birurxenam city for delivery to New York before the tariff takes effect. Local button makers report stocks emptied and homes supply strained. Firms have hired Birmingham workers for three year terms. fifty or sixty sailed today with more to come.
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Rothschild Brothers
New York
Birmingham
Freake Gibson Case Hints at Forged Will
In Westminster Police Court, Gibson's solicitor asked to calendar the Freake Gibson case as the client plans to push matters. He alleged a forged codicil to Sir Charles Freake's will, claiming many high-status individuals could be drawn in. The magistrate left the day open amid public opinion that the move aims to frighten Freake.
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Lorpes
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Gibson
Freake-Gibson
Sir Charles Freake
High Station
Freake
Wife of English Statesman Sued by Former Valet
In Westminster Court the wife of Right Hon Cavendish Bentwicks, MP, is sued by a former valet to recover 1 pound lent to her. The suit notes the sum would barely cover legal costs if judgment is granted, highlighting the financial impracticality of the claim.
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Punlap
Westminster Court
Cavendish Bentwicks
Imitation of Jack the Ripper at Swan Lake
October 3 reports Rosa Seiffert an eight year old girl killed in Swan Lake in a Jack the Ripper style crime. A large reward is offered for the capture of the villain as the community reels from the brutal act.
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Srerzie
Rosa Seiffert
Swan Lake
Thieves Loot Government Silver in Wilhelmestrasse Palace
In Beer on October 3 reports say thieves broke into the palace of the Ministry of Justice in Wilhelmestrasse and carried off the entire silver dinner service for 12 guests belonging to the Government. Separately Prince Waldeck’s estate is claimed by relations and creditors seek pauper status for Prince and Princess.
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Merz
Prince Waldeck
Jaetice
Beer
Ministry of Justice
Wilhelmestrasse
Steamer Bothnia Arrives After Passing Disabled Dioravia
The steamer Bothnia reports arrival and states that on September 26 she passed the steamer Dioravia of the Hamburg American line while Dioravia was in a disabled condition.
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Dioravia
Army Ready to Enforce Order at Beckton Strike
London officials announce a force of 1200 troops and engineers are standing by to protect the Gas Light and Coke Company works at Beckton amid fear of a prolonged strike. Royal Marines, Hampshire Regiment and Royal Engineers are assembled with ammo, steam tugs ready, and dispatch could be immediate. The move has stirred great local excitement.
Horrible Cruelty Report From Kowns On Niemers Bank
A gang of professional beggars was caught in a forest near St Peterssvi re crime victims say they kidnapped a six year old peasant girl and planned to disfigure her to gain pity. Three members are captured. Ivan Romis fled. The band includes two tongueless children believed kidnapped. All are disfigured.
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Kowns
Niemers
Ivan Romis
Death of Eugene Field's son at school
Hanover October 3 a 12 year old boy son of Mr Eugene Field died today of peritonitis at his school after a twelve day illness.
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Hanover
Eugene Field
A Babel at Tipperary in Dillon O'Brien Case
Proceedings in the Dillon and O'Brien conspiracy case at Tipperary broke into uproar over a police witness in a church vestry. The magistrate adjourned, Harrington was expelled, and the court paused amid chaos before being cleared. Additional notes cover cholera in Aden, Portugal’s cabinet, and other late 19th century dispatches.
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Associated Press
Consurs
Messrs. Dillon
O'Brien
Tipperary
Ronan
Healy
J. Healy
Harrington
Messrs
O’brien
Dillon
Mr. Harrington
Uncrowned King Arrives in New York with Bourbon Party
Comte de Paris arriving from the White Star steamer Germanic is greeted by U S officials and Army veterans. He is quartered at the Windsor Hotel with his son and attendants. The reception includes General MacMahon, Colonel Coppinger, and Generals Butterfield Keys Slocum Howard and others who served with McClellan.
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Royal visitors reach Windsor Hotel amid New York reception
The Comte de Paris and party arrive, greet Vicomtesse Montarcole, and attend a grand reception at Windsor Hotel. They plan sightseeing, a Niagara visit, and Europe return by late October or early November. Dispatch promises global coverage tomorrow.
Girl Whirled 100 Times by Revolving Shaft
Mary Armstrong, 17, of 1150 Aman Street, Philadelphia, was nearly scalped and suffered a hip fracture after hair was pulled into a vertical shaft at William H. Hoskins & Co. while workers took lunch. The shaft ran at 60 revolutions per minute and she remained conscious after rescue. Her condition is serious.
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Mary Armstrong
Aman Street
William H. Hoskins & Co
Mary
Red Men Invite Harrison to Visit Reservation War Dance Planned
Toure Villace October 3 The town Indian chiefs met in special session and prepared an invitation to President Harrison to extend his Western trip to their reservation. A war dance in his honor is proposed. If he declines Tohie the blind chief will go to Topeka to meet the Great White Father.
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Five Die in Chewalla Sawmill Boiler Explosion
Five men were killed instantly in McNairy county at a Chewalla sawmill boiler explosion. The blast ripped Curley’s workers, tossing William Johnson’s head 50 yards away and leaving Walter Pitman and his relatives severely mangled.
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Illinois picks W J Campbell for national committee
Chicago October 3. The Republican State Central Committee selected Hon W J Campbell as the Illinois member of the Republican National Committee to replace Colonel George P. in the national body.
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W. J. Campbell
Republican State Central Committee
Illinois
Republican National Committee
George P
Capital location riots provoke armed intervention
Excitement over the capital site continues as armed men arrive seeking seats in the lower House. Speaker Daniels is ill and unable to preside, and a recall bid for the Guthrie bill faces postponement amid warnings of further disruption. both Guthrie and Oklahoma City factions push for fair play while threats loom of more trouble.
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Perry
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Mitchell
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Ming
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Senate
Spanish Swindle Targets Mayor With Buried Treasure Plot
An attempted swindle enlisted Mayor Baldwin by a Spaniard claiming hidden treasure in America. A priest named Jennix said Avita died and left 250000 in King Alfonso's trust, with Baldwin urged to prepay costs and passage to retrieve the loot, promising one quarter of the treasure.
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Saganto
Six Farmers Poisoned Water. One Dies in Ephrata
A village report states poison was placed in a well on Samuel Greiner’s property at Ephrata mountain. The Greiner family and neighbors Alfred Buzzard Henry Hoover Milton Eiehelberger Henry Fasnacht and George Whitney suffered violent stomach pains. Samuel Greiner died after drinking the contaminated water. The coroner and investigators seek the perpetrators as more victims may recover. Local authorities pursue leads as the case unfolds.
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Samuel Greiner
Mr. Greiner
Alfred Buzzard
Henry Hoover
Milton Eiehelberger
Henry Fasnacht
George Whitney
Pattison Campaign Rally in Braddock Draws Record Crowd
Ex Governor Pattison and party receive hearty greetings in Braddock as 2000-plus attend a rink meeting. Independent Republicans list 110 vice presidents among campaign supporters while speakers frame the race as a choice between age bosses and the people.
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Pittsburg
Braddock
John L. Jones
G. A. BR
William BR. Jones
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
A. R. Corey
W. E. Balsinger
Leo A. Katz
Captain Lapsly
William McAdams
George 8. Fritzins
Henry Miller
Union Planing
Alexander Blackadder
Carnegie Mills
Richard Knoth
D. Hamilton
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John Little
Carnegie Guards
N. G. Williams
Joseph Wolfe
Morris Rosenbloom
T. W. Graham
A. F. Brakemeyer
Davis
J. B. Corey
John Hilgenberg
Peter Sewald
Burgess
Isaac Mills
P. &. Todd
Squire Holtaman
Todd
Tee
Classified Ads Power The Dispatch Delivers Quick Answers
Levesters and Deans lead a bustling classifieds page where bargain hunters buyers and sellers find rapid responses. The Dispatch highlights a busy market scene with readers seeking immediate deals across varied wants and needs.
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