Ohio Campaign in Doubtful Odds for McKinley Victory
A prominent Democrat reports Ohio prospects dimming for the party as the next Congress will bring about 100 new members. Redistricting snags, Cincinnati municipal scandal, and possible extra sessions threaten Democratic gains while retirements and upsets reshape the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Pew
Wino
Wasniscros
Ohio
Cincinnati
Campbell
Storrs Township
Welcome Delamater at New Castle Honored by 3000 Turnout
The October 4 gathering in New Castle honored Delamater and colleagues Watres and Stewart with a large turnout. Speeches by Delamater, Watres, and Stewart drew a packed Allen's Opera House while Alexander McDowell and T. W. Phillips drew less attention. The night featured a cross-party reception and some dissatisfaction over seating arrangements and reception duties. In Butler a later event was postponed due to travel delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressions
New Castle
Dirfatch
Kittanning
Delemater
Watres
Stewart
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Senator Delamater
Mercer
Depot
Citizens’ Cornet Band
Allen
Opera House
William Brown
Messrs
Delamater
Watres, Stewart and Beaver
Alexander McDowell
Congress
T. W. Phillips
McDowell
Republican County Committee
Butler
Delamwater
Western
Court House
Mayor Fritchey Nominated for Congress in Fourteenth District
A Philadelphia telegraph reports Mayor John A. Fritchey of Harrisburg chosen as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourteenth District. Opponents of incumbent Kife are hopeful in Dauphin and Lebanon counties where many Republicans scratched Kife. Fritchey, a popular figure in a Republican stronghold, has won sizable majorities as mayor in recent elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John A. Fritchey
Meyor Fritchey
Alwayes
Missouri and New York Politician List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR list shows political figures: Ninth Missouri Seth W Cobb Democrat. Fifth Olite John Smith Farmers Alliance. Wes Labor and Greenback Virginia William J Shelburn Probi thirty fourth New York Hiram Smith Festina ten W D Gros Pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Seth W. Cobb
Olite
John Smith
Farmers’ Alliance
Wes Labor
Greenback
Virginia
William J. Shelburn
Probi
New York
Hiram Smith
Festina
W. D. Gros
Pattison Honored With Political Address At Excelsior Club
A Mighty ovation greeted Mr Pattison at the Excelsior Club as he praised the club’s decor and spoke on the coming campaign. He called it a crisis of government by the people versus bosses and urged citizens to vote honestly for a just popular government. He left amid cheers and loyal handshakes, then departed to the Monongahela House for supper, with the Great Western Band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Excelsior Club
Pennsylvania
Monongahela House
Great Western Band
Feeling Like Winners in Pattison Clean Politics Drive
Chairman Kerr declares reports encouraging and says the Pattison movement grows daily. Major George D. Worman notes Philadelphia in better shape for tax receipts and the independent movement taking root. He reports a strong political belt across the eastern state and widespread stiffening of resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Pattison
George D. Worman
The
Democratic Societies
Philadelphia
Worman
Pattison's Brief Stop Draws Lively Democratic Support
McKeesport reports a short but enthusiastic welcome for Robert E. Pattison and his party. About 1,000 workers and citizens shook hands as Pattison promised a return visit, denounced one man power, and urged Keystone State voters to back the Democratic ticket at Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binch
McKeesport
Robert E. Pattison
Democracy
Uniontown
Baltimore and Ohio
Messrs
Skelly
Douglass
Sullivan
Wample
Logan
Hartman
Farman
Livingstone
Cornet
Pattison
Pittsburg
Scottdale House
Keystone
Black
Delamster
Harrisburg
Barclay
Allegheny County Independent Republicans Open HQ
The Allegheny County Independent Republican Organization opened in room 204 Bissell block on Seventh avenue and Smithfield street. Volunteers registered names to build a countywide network within ten days while old soldiers sought to show support for Pattison. Ex Governor Pattison met with Blair Patterson Ayres and Pilaum. the group plans daily hours from 9 AM to 10 PM inviting independent Republicans to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County Independent Republican Organization
Bissell
Seventh Avenue
Smithfield Street
Pattison
Blair
Patterson
N. G. Ayres
Magnus Pilaum
Allegheny County
Sixth Massachusetts nominating Everett for Lodge defeat
Boston notes the Sixth District Democratic convention selected D William Everett of Quincy by acclamation because no local Democrat could face Mr Lodge. In Tuscot a Indiana, Joseph G Cannon refuses to withdraw from the Fifteenth district congressional race despite protests from 16 Republican papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
D. William Everett
Quincy
Morgan
Lodge
Tuscota, Int
Fifteenth
Joseph G. Cannon
Bookwalter predicts Blaine and Cleveland for '92 race
Special telegram from New York dated October 4 quotes Hon. John Bookwalter former Democratic Ohio gubernatorial hopeful predicting William Blaine and Grover Cleveland as contenders for the 1892 presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Bookwalter
Ohio
Blaine
Cleveland
Williamsport Nominates Grant Herring on 124th Ballot
Williamsport reports that the Democratic State Senatorial conference nominated Grant Herring on the one hundred twenty fourth ballot. The nomination solidifies Herring's bid for the Senate seat with the conference backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Democratic State Senatorial Conference
Grant Herring
Goaky's Mammoth Clothing and Furnishings Ad
Exposition visitors are urged to see Goaky's large clothing and furnishing store at Market Street. The ad highlights low cash prices on jackets capes and plush goods, with 100 all wool jackets 198 dollars, 60 Astrakhan capes 198 dollars, and various hosiery and linens. Thornton Bros. Cash Store at 128 Federal Street All’y promotes cash discounts on comfortables and housekeepings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Bros
Federal St
All
Names in the Vice Presidential List Include Many Names
A long list of names follows in the article, noting vice presidential candidates or associates. The roster features numerous individuals across factions, with various surnames and initials, reflecting extensive political naming from the period. The text reads as a full catalog of potential figures without analysis or narrative context.
Pattison marching club planned in Ninth ward this week
Captain J J McGuire promotes organizing a Pattison marching club in the Ninth ward this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison Marching Club
Ninth Ward
J. J. McGuire
Pall vercents for AIL Overcasts is the word
You may buy one now to avoid the cold snap as we offer elegant English kerseys melion thibets and finished cassimeres at 8 and 10 dollars. G and C Purssors Compination CloThinge Company at Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G& C
Purssors Compination Clothixe Company
Cor. Grant and Diamond Sts
the Court House
Exposition sale at 79c for 46-inch silk warp black Henrietta
Beginning Monday morning The Cash Store offers a 46-inch silk warp black Henrietta at 79c, a stark contrast to $125 in both cities, inviting customers to compare samples. Thornton Bros. Cox’r urge visits after the Exposition and Gusky's houses in Pittsburg claim the leading clothing selection with hats shoes furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Thornton Bros
Cox’r
Gusky's
Mar. Et
Testimonial honors ex secretary William Martin amid Gompers tribute
A large audience hosted by Lodge No. 6 in Pittsburgh honored ex secretary William Martin of the Amalgamated Association with a handsome testimonial including a clock, silverware and purse. Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, delivered a eulogy and presented the gifts, praising Martin’s labor leadership while urging continued unity and progress in the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Amalgamated Association
Samuel Gompers
Howard Plate Glass Company
Munhall
McGow
William Martin
American Federation of Labor
New York
Lodge No. 6
Lodge Room
Wood and
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Martin
James Penny
Weaver
John Armmrong
Peter Shields
Sam F. Luty
I. B. Johnston
Carney
John Kilgallen
Steve Madden
Richard Davis
William Weihe
Gompers
Florence Sullivan
Ed Keil
Tressurer
A. Ksi¢hman
James Dashbaugh
Samuel 8. Waightman
William Fraser
James Swatman
John Pierce
Mr. Gompers
Bill Martin
Bill" Martin
Labor Movement
Gomper
Howard Gines Company Sues Strikers In Equity
The Howard Plate Glass Company at Du Quesne filed a bill in equity against Victor Laurent Leonard Cordier Arthur Lovet Joseph Marshall Adam Barbouse Frank Gorean G Gevasse A Gevasse Frank Dupont and others. The suit seeks to halt alleged intimidation of 350 employees in Miffin township who refused to join the Knights of Labor. The complaint claims threats of death on October 3 and requests an injunction. Affidavits from worker Jacob Murphy and James Howard support the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gines Company
Howard Plate Glass Company
du Quesne
Victor Laurent
Leonard Cordier
Arthur Lovet
Joseph Marshall
Adam Barbouse
Frank Gorean
G. Gevasse
A. Gevasse
Frank Dupont
Miffin
Knights of Labor
Jacob Murphy
James Howard
Politics Prevented It At Central Trades Council Meeting
The Central Trades Council met briefly last night to discuss the McGaw investigation. Due to a political meeting and limited attendance, Joseph L. Evans moved to postpone the report until the next regular meeting, which was unanimously adopted. The session adjourned with a Glass Packers' League No. 1 report about a strike at Excelsior Glass Works over two discharged members who refused to work for low pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades Council
McGaw
Wyatt
McNamee
Joseph L. Evans
Hugh D. McGaw
Homer L. McGaw
Carnegie Polytechnical Society Organized at Munhall
The Carnegie Polytechnical Society of Munhall was organized at the Steel Works Hotel Friday evening. Its aim is mutual improvement and discussions of scientific questions. Weekly meetings will feature papers and addresses, with a library and reading room planned for members. Officers have been elected and the first regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Polytechic Society
Munhall
Steel Works
Garlos
Visiting steel men to be Pittsburg guests soon
About 650 visiting iron and steel men will visit Pittsburg toward the end of the week, including 150 Americans. Local committees scramble to house the guests and many of their friends, with a good many ladies in the party. Citizens wishing to entertain any visitors should acquaint Georg McMurtry at 14 Fourth Avenue or Frank F. Nicola at 20 Fifth Avenue as early as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel
Pittsburg
Georg McMurtry
Fourth Avenue
Frank F. Nicola
Fifth Avenue
New Builders Exchange Admits Seven New Members
At the regular monthly meeting of the Builders' Exchange held tomorrow, applications for admission from two builders will be passed upon and seven new applications will be received. The Secretary reports business to be brisk at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange
Single Tax League to Explain Effect on Rents Tonight
The Single Tax League explains how the single tax lowers house rents at its room located at 64 Fourth avenue this evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Single
Fourth Avenue
Hampton Battery Reunion Honors Gettysburg Monument Plan
The Hampton Battery Association held its annual reunion at the Hampton building on Grant street with forty members present. John Kenney presided as officers were elected Frank A. Merrick president E J Wilkins vice president John OC Shaler secretary and Henry Hemple treasurer. A monument design for Gettysburg peach orchard was approved and sent to the monument committee chaired by George W Marshall. Supper followed at Goodwins on Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Battery Association
Hampton Building
Grant Street
John Kenney
Peach Orchard
Gettysburg
Committee On
George W. Marshall
Frank A. Merrick
E. J. Wilkins
John OC. Shaler
Henry Hemple
Treasury
Goodwin's
Fourth Avenue
Will Let Him Preach Washington Jury Convicts Him
A Washington district jury is to hear the Riley case with the conference referring the trial to the Presiding Elder for earliest date possible. If found guilty, a regular trial will occur at the next yearly meeting. Meanwhile Riley will be allowed to preach under charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Washington
Greensburg
Mansell
Holmes
Thomas Patterson
Wheeler
Allegheny College
Freeman
Frick Coke Company Sues UMW Officials Over Strike Damages
The H. C. Frick Coke Company files suit in Common Pleas Court against J. B. Rae Robert Watchorn and other United Mine Workers leaders plus coke region officers and workers to recover 3901 17 in wages and coke losses totaling 26000 from a February 6 1890 wage agreement breach. Master Workman Kerfoot to file defense. cases set for this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ScottDayz
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Morehead and Head
Common Pleas Court
This County
J. B. Rae
Robert Watchorn
United Mine Workers
R. D. Kerfoot
C. M. Porter
Coke Region
James Keegan
John DeHaven
M. P. Kane
Frick
Kerfoot
A. M. Sloar
Would-be Train Robbers Bounced on Express Run
Three suspicious men boarded train No. 3 westbound between the express and baggage cars near Kenton. Conductor Moriarity halted the train and they were ejected after a second return. Train crew aided, and the trio abandoned the attempted robbery of the Wells Fargo express car, with officials notified at the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Erie Road
Kenton
Moriarity
Wells Fargo Express
Subscription Papers for Independent Pipeline Planned
Washington October 4 The producers at a meeting here tonight decided to issue subscription papers on Monday to test producer sentiment toward an independent pipeline. The committee added a few members and will push the scheme with $25,000 already subscribed. The group is optimistic about success and the session was brief with no other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHincTor
Fire and theft claim losses across Pennsylvania towns
A faulty blaze at Johnsonburg caused about 40000 in losses with half injured. Burglars robbed Burley and Winters store of jewelry. An gas explosion in Pittston’s No 4 shaft seriously injured John no and James Loftus. A new washing machine factory near Bloomsburg costs 50000 and will open soon with workers. James Colwell of Youngstown wins 10000 verdict against the Pittsburg Cleveland and Toledo road for injuries from being struck by a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricerd
Johnsonburg
Reeds Station
Zanesville
Burley & Winters
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
Johnno
James Loftus
Bloomsburg
James Colwell
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Toledo
Dampa
Detective Glenn Picked as Robbery Suspect Fellow
Police arrested three known criminals in connection with the Gardner lumber robbery. A train news agent identified suspects at Washington Avenue, naming Detective Glenn as part of the gang, while Gardner suspected Montague was with the group, though Glenn’s guilt remains unproven. Weimar and Bennett remain in custody.
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Glenn
Gardner
Allegheny
Washington Avenue
Detective Glenn
Montague
Weimar
Bennett
Boy 15 Fatally Wounded by Flobert Rifle
William Trunser, 15, was shot in the temple on Herr's Island while he organized a target shoot for James Lloyd. Lloyd swung the rifle and discharged it. Dr. Clark removed the bullet, but the wound may prove fatal. Trunser is the son of a contractor living on Thirty eighth Street.
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Flobert
William Trunser
Trunser
James Lloyd
Herr's Island
Lloyd
Clark
Thirty Eighth Street
Mishaps of a Day At Local Spots
A car from the Pitesburg Traction Company slipped its grip at Shady Lane curve injuring none. John Coquet suffered a crushed foot at Bessemer Steel Works. John Sanders saw his wagon wreck and arm broken when his draft team ran away in Allegheny. W. J. Dick was struck by a Penn Avenue cable car, breaking his arm and sustaining injuries.
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Pitesburg Traction Company
Shady Lane
John Coquet
Bessemer Steel Works
John Sanders
Allegheny
Sanders
W. J. Dick
Penn Avenue
Ex Alderman Schafer Heads Greene County Oil Venture
Ex Alderman Schafer leads a Southside group forming a company to develop new oil territory in Greene county. The initial drilling area is new, but the investors anticipate favorable results from the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Schafer
Southside
Greene County
Iron and Steel Delegates Sought in Pittsburg Visit
Captain A. E. Hoot reports iron and steel delegates eager to visit Pittsburg. The Reception Committee lacks housing and seeks citizens help to entertain the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hoot
New York
Iron and Steel
Pittsburg
Independent movement seen strong enough to elect Pattison
R E Wright of Allentown, bound for a state tour with Pattison and his party, stays at the Monongahela House. He believes the independent Republican movement has enough strength to secure Pattison's victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Wright
Allentown
Pattison
Monongahela House
Independent Republican
Dobler believed drowned in Kanawha River mystery
Inspector McAleese received a letter from Parkersburg West Virginia last night claiming Jake Dobler who is said to have a brother employed at a saloon in Pittsburg has been drowned in the Kanawha River authorities investigate and await confirmation of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleese
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jake Dobler
Pittsburg
Kanawha River
Gas Flow Secured At South Side Oil Chartiers Well
A heavy gas flow was secured yesterday evening in the new well of the South Side Oil Company at Chartiers. The flow was so strong that tools were removed from the hole and operations halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Oil Company
Chartiers
Bicycle club members plan Washington trip by rail and wheel
Keystone Bicycle Club, about three members, will leave for Washington via B and O Railroad and then ride to Scenery Hall, a bas re sort, in a mural route from that place. The Prison Board met yesterday, fixing matron salary at 00 a month and assistant matron at 40. Bertha Bommerfield, 15, daughter of Charles Sommerfield, was sent to Morganza yesterday by Alder man Beinhauer for incorrigibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Bicycle Club
Washington
Scenery Hall
Bertha Bommerfield
Charles Sommerfield
Southside
Morganza
Alderman Beinhauer
One of the Champion Roarers
Beaver Falls October 4 The gas well on the McClure farm near here has grown into one of the country s largest wells Its roar can be heard four miles away heavy rocks are thrown into the mouth and it is likely to be connected to the Standard pipeline about a mile off and conveyed to Guystown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Oimpaton
Beaver Falls
McClure
Guystown
Plastering quarrel lands both men in court
Robert Sweeney and John Mehring, who argued last Monday over a plastering job, faced Alderman McGary last night and were held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sweeney
John Mehring
Alderman McGary
County Republican Committee Holds Regular Meeting
The Republican County Executive Committee met yesterday afternoon with Magistrate Gripp reporting all city districts organized and work shifting to the rural country districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Executive Committee
Chestnut Hunters Fight Ends in Fatal Stabbing
In Lancaster on October 4 Amos Bills a white youth about 18 and George Boots a colored youth about 18 quarreled over chestnuts. Bills stabbed Boots and killed him almost instantly, then fled into the Welsh Mountains as a posse pursues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Amos Bills
Ald
George Boots
Bills
Boots
Death from Rabid Dog Bite in Columbus
Loulis Fisher died from rabies after a bite by a pet dog in June. The case is recorded as a fatal incident in Columbus on October 4. Subsequent medical treatment failed to prevent the demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Loulis Fisher
Samuel Gompers Visits Then Ships Out
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, arrived in town yesterday and will depart today. Patrick McKean traveled to New York to meet friends arriving from across seas, and Mr. John T. Lewis left for a brief visit to New York. At Half Price Lavies under wear ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Patrick McKean
New York
Cross Seas
John T. Lewis
Coal Shipping And Market Signals Positive For Winter
Coal shipping dominated yesterday’s harbor business as remaining tows were sent out. Monongahela mines run at half capacity, limiting shipments. Pitworth coal just cents at Cincinnati with a rising market and expected price gains before winter. Kanawha river coal prices steady at Cincinnati and Louisville as reports note lower water than predicted. Rivermen miscalculated flood height, peaking near 4 1/2 feet instead of 11, with water at 43 inches and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Cincinnati
Louis
Ex Judge Arrested for Immoral Mail Letters in Belmont County
Thomas D. Cochran former probate judge of Belmont county and St Clairsville lawyer was arrested for sending immoral letters through the mails. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Campbell and held on $000 bail for a preliminary examination on October 15. Also a mining strike report from Leechburg Coal and Coke Company notes workers rejecting a 12 cent per ton rise and walking out. current pay 63 cents per ton, demand 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso
Thomas D. Cochran
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
United States
Campbell
RCTAL
Dimrator
Leechburg Coal and Coke Company
Bennett & Co Hatters announce no price changes this week
J. G. Bennett & Co. leading hatters and furriers at Corner Wood Street and Firth Avenue report no advance in prices this week. The firm, known as AtJ G Bennett & Co, reiterates they offer fine beal sacques and related goods with steady pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atj. G. Bennett & Co
Atj.g. Bennett & Co
J. G. Bennett & Co
Wood Street
Firth Avenue
Weather note and sale at Cash Store
Weather partly cloudy with light showers and river activity described. An advertising alert promotes a Silk sale at 128 Federal Street Allerbeny, featuring heavy dress fabrics and satin tricotines with grograin silks at regular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerbeny
TaozsTon Bros
Iron Men Visit Tacony Saw Works by Delaware River
British and German iron and steel delegates visit Tacony Saw Works in Philadelphia, tour five sections of the yard, view shipyards at Chester and Fort Mifflin, and ride the Columbia river steamer. Welcome addresses highlight industrial kinship as attendees plan further excursions to Philadelphia area works and a Monday Academy of Music reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
British Iron and Steel Institute
Tacony
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Henry Disston
Hamilton Disston
Horace Disston
New York
Thomas Disston
Messrs. Disston
Joseph D. Potts
James Kitson Bart
British Iron and Steel Ate
Hom
Ito
Emerpenen
America
Alexander Thielen
Verein Deutscher Eisenbuttenlente
Verein Ja
Fort Mifflin
League Island
Pheniz Iron Company
Pheesicville
Philadelbis
Manheim
Academy of Music
Special Sale SeSacques At Bennett’s This Week
Buyers and dealers anticipate a sharp loan in seal goods before October 15. Don’t wait to buy now through J. G. Bennett & Co. Special sale sea sacques offered this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Goods
J. G. Bennett & Co
Sea Sacques
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