Lincoln Independent Republicans Seek Presidential Aid to Oust Delamater
The Lincoln Independent Republican Committee urges President Harrison to withdraw Pennsylvania patronage from Senator Matthew S. Quay allies. They argue Quay’s actions compromise the party and urge voters to back the Democratic governor candidate to punish Quay and save the party’s national reputation.
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Lincoln Committee
Harrison
Delamater
Republican Party
Lincoln Independent Republican Committee
Pennsylvania
Matthews. Quay
Piamphiet
Quay
Commonwealth
Quuay
Pardon Board of
Pittsburg M. E. Conference appoints ministers and mansell verdict
The Pittsburg Conference of the M E Church closes its sixty fifth session adjourning to Uniontown next year. The reports include a full list of appoints. Rev Dr Mansell found guilty on two charges and reprimanded by the Bishop. Rev Mr Riley case to be further investigated.
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Dr. Mansell
Pittsburg
M. RE. Church
Mansell
Riley
M. E. Church
Uniontown
Allegheny District
A. L. Petty
Arch Street
W. T. Conner
Buena Vista Street
J. B. Miller
North Avenue
T. J. Leak
Pittsburgh
J. W. Miles
Crafton
W. T. Robinson
Hudson
J.A. Miller
McKeesport
N. L. Brown
Amos
J. G. Gogley
Bingham Street
J. A. Ballantyne
Brown Chapel
T. H. Wilkinson
Butler Street
W. H L. Pearce
Carson Street
G. L. Gurchard
Centenary
D. A. Emerson
Christ Church
G. Iser
Denny
J. E. Williams
Emory
C. V. Wilson
Fifth Avenue
L. McGuire
Haven Church
W. HH. Rodenbaugh
Homewood Avenue
E.&. White
Liberty Street
J. E. McKee
McUnsndhess
J. E. Kidney
Mt. Washington
EB. Williams
Bealleville
J. Hickman
Bentleysville
A. Smith
California
W. R. Camp
Evansburg
K. C. Wolff
Carmichael's
2. M. Silbaugh
Cingsyville
L. S. Peterson
Dunesng
J. T. Steffey
Farrell
J. C. McMinn
Fawesti
Bridgeville
D. McKee
Florence
Monongahela City
T. F. Joe
Wellsburg
J. E. Wright
West Elizabeth
A. Davis
New Cumberland
W. H. McBridge
Nineveh
N. P. R. Kerr
Noblestown
J. W. Carey
Peter's Creek
Phillipsburg
A. H. Davis
Shousetown
Venetia
R. B. Mansell
Washington
Kat Church
J. Mechem
Jefferson
G. T. Holmes
Waynesburg
T. Patterson
Mallalien
Mr. Bencom
J. H. Wilkinson
J. B. Taylor
Jones
Mr. Riley
Campbell's Call for Ohio Extra Session Prompts Party Debate
Governor Campbell issued a proclamation summoning the Sixty-ninth Ohio General Assembly to meet in Columbus at 10 am on October 1 to address corruption in Cincinnati's board. Democrats urged him not to act, while Republicans plan to prolong the session and support the governor.
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Diafatch
ColumsBus
Campbell
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
J. James E. Campbell
Sixty-ninth
General Assembly of
State House
Columbus
Democratic State Committee
Supreme Judge
Republican State Central Committee
Irish Split as Six Chiefs Prepare U.S. Mission
Dublin reports brim with divisions in the Irish Parliamentary party as six leading orators head to America to explain the push for aid. Parnell’s absence fuels speculation while Tipperary court matters loom and landlords’ depopulation policy provokes outrage among tenants.
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Home Rule Party
Parnell
America
Irish Parliamentary Party
Justin McCarthy
Tenants’ Defense Association
National Fund
Ireland
Messrs
John Dillon
William O'Brien
Timothy D. Sullivan
O'Connor
Timothy Harrington
Abraham Gill
United States
Parnellites
Tipperary
Dublin
Irish Times
Davitt
United Ireland
Chie
Michael Davitt
London
Carnegie Library Park Entrance Purchase Ends City Impasse
The Southside council reconsidered indefinitely postponing Mrs. Schenley’s offer of 19 acres for a park entrance and Carnegie Library site, and passed the ordinance to buy the land for 375000. Debate centered on street improvements, city gains, and park expansion with a 26 10 vote in favor to reconsider, then 29 7 on final passage amid calls to limit spending and address streets.
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Common Council
Holliday
Mer. Magee
Ferguson
MacGonaighe
Jonenire Street
Taggart
O'Donnell
Willimg
MacGennigie
Fourteenth Ward
Magee
Ferrguson
Carnegie Library
W. J. Lewis
Mr. Bigelow
St Lana Rosa
Menars
Om Own
Crawford
Donley
Delaney
Dune
Eliott
Groetzinger
Semele
Kearna
Larkin
Lowry
Mason
McCinra
McEloowne
Yi Gaee Oenor
Phepee Teeuert
Wilson Noes
Brewster
Calfe
Mactsonigie
Ee Wright
Hondsy
Unclear Names List From Historic Page Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a dense string of likely surnames and initials including Burnha Milier McCurnes Welsh Eyre D D Warren Woon Co Batter Cope Dougher Epwakp Lewn Cha Sa. No cohesive event or context is readable.
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William Burnhame
T. D. Milier
A.J. P. McCurnes
H. Welsh
Lixeaux
L. Eyre Cc
Woop
D. D
Warren Woon
W. Cusmaax
A. W. Batter
Walter Cope
James Dougher
Epwakp
Lewn
Cha
Pattison Campaign Arrives in Butler Amid Great Ovations
Democratic state party led by ex Governor Pattison and Chauncey Black visits Butler drawing a large audience at the Opera House. The speakers push for home rule, clean politics, and opposition to bossism while outlining veto explanations and tax plans before an overflow crowd and continued tour to Reynoldsville and Dubois.
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Butler
Democratic State Campaign Party
Robert E. Pattigan
Chauncey F. Black
W. Barclay
Robert E. Wricht
Moses Veale
W. J. Brennan
E. A.bigler
Pittsburg
West Penn Station
Opera House
Germania Band
Heineman
Leo McQuistan
Pattison
Chauncey Black
Veale
Michael J Ryan
Philadelphia
Kittaning
Brookville
Clarion
Major Veale
Thither
Lpsel
Court House
State Senate
Harry A. Hail
Elk County
Reynoldsville
Dubois
Vaux Accepts Independent Democratic Nomination for Full Term
Philadelphia October 6 Congress man Richard Vaux, elected to fill the Randall vacancy, accepted the Independent Democratic nomination for the full term. In a letter to the Third district committee he praises popular consent and pledges to uphold rights of individuals, defend business interests, and support prudent economic legislation.
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Philadelphia
Richard Vaux
Samuel J. Randall
Joseph
Nt. Kingsley
Third
Ghodtorn
Cional
Unable to visit Atlanta while department business demands him
A historical quote expresses that the speaker wishes to assist and visit Atlanta but cannot abandon duties as the department’s work is pressing and the President is away. The remark underscores priority of official obligations over personal travel.
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Atlanta
Delamater Faces Charge as Appointed Candidate
Senator Delamater and his party were greeted with enthusiasm in Scottdale and Greensburg, then at Grand Central Opera House he defended his nomination and attacked Democratic tactics. He pledged to sign a tax equalization bill and criticized the Burr veto on soldiers burial while Watres and Stewart joined the touring reception.
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Pennsylvania
Quay
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Lincoln
Polis
Coiro
Scottdale
Senator Delamater
Greensburg
Young Men’s Republican Club
G. A. BR. Cornet
Grand Central Opera House
Commonwealth
McKean
Delamater
Watres
Stewart
Pattison
Hill House
Connellsville
Senator Quay Fresh From Atlantic City Visit
Senator Quay arrives at the Continental Hotel after fishing at Atlantic City. He declares confidence in the Republican State ticket and plans to meet State Chairman Andrews and local leaders before returning home to Beaver.
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Dispatch
Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Continental Hotel
Atlantic City
Porter
Martin
Derhan
Congress
Andrews
Beaver
Atkinson Admits It in West Virginia Colonization Claim
A Wheeling reporter questions G W Atkinson about an Eastern paper’s charge that he with Quay Dudley and others planned to settle African Americans in West Virginia to influence the 1892 election. Atkinson says talks with various parties explored bringing coal miners and others to develop resources with permanent citizenship and potential voting.
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Wheeling
G. W. Atkinson
State Republican Committee
Quay
Dudley
West Virginia
Smith
North Carolina
Uncle Jerry Rusk Predicts GOP Victory in Key States
Washington October 6 Uncle Jerry Rusk lauded Wisconsin as safely Republican and predicted a stronger GOP majority. He praised Senator Spooner’s campaign start and forecast McKinley’s good chances in Ohio with Foster as a leading Republican. He affirmed Pennsylvania and Delamater as secured for the party.
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Washington
Jerry Rusk
Agricultural Department
Wisconsin
Spooner
Ohio
McKinley
Charley Foster
Pennsylvania
Delamater
Three More Conferees In District Senatorial Nomination
A special telegram from Dr. Orry dated October 6 reports the Republican Senatorial Conference in the district agreeing to have three conferees name a third member. D C Allen Warren and W R Crawford pick Dunkle Les and Teed as the final nominee trio and will meet the six regular conferees to decide the nomination by Monday.
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Franklin
John W. Teed
Clarion
Blaine Considers Pennsylvania Speeches Amid Absence
Blaine, in Washington, says he may visit Pennsylvania to speak if his duties allow a leave from the office. He notes work has piled up during a long absence and mentions a prior pledge to Major McKinley regarding possible travel restrictions.
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Pennsylvania
Blaine
McKinley
Emery Ready to Reply to Bradford Speech
In Bradford for a political clash Senator Emery criticizes Major Brown for siding with Republican leaders in Philadelphia. He says he will answer Brown and other errors in Pittsburg after the 18th when given opportunity to respond.
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Pittsburg
Congressional conference in session with no predicted outcome
A special telegram from Enexsnews dated October 6 reports the Congressional conference is in session with no predictions about the final result and no indication of imminent termination.
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Congressional Conference
Baltimore Fishing Company Secures Gardner Island
Hon H M Rice reports after touring northern Indians that the Baltimore Fishing Company holds Gardner Island, citing the 1889 treaty as evidence the territory belongs to them. The company has invested about 25000 dollars in its Gardner Island plant, a site of recent Indian uprising.
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Minneapolis
H.,m. Rice
Baltimore
Gardner Island
Red Lake Reservation
Fish Company
No More Polygamy Declared by Utah Church Conference
At the General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints President Wilford Woodruff’s manifesto forbidding polygamy was read to about 10,000 delegates. George Q. Cannon endorsed the manifesto and praised obeying U S law as constitutional, reaffirming Articles of Faith including obedience to rulers. The move bars future polygamous marriages in Utah and marks a major church action in decades.
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Iaw
Sant Lake Crry
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Wilford Woodruff
George Q. Cannon
Supreme Court of the
United States
Utah
Christ
Woodruff
Increase in Pensions as Commissioners Report Large Roll
The Pension Bureau reports 37 044 pensioners on rolls at year end including army and navy invalids widows and dependents along with War of 1812 and Mexican War survivors. Original claims allowed reached 66 637, with 460 282 claims received to Sept 30 1890 under the new disability act. Mail volume exceeded 32 000 pieces daily.
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Wasu Hineror
Green B. Raum
Pension Bureau
Army
Navy
Pension Office
Reception Tendered to Iron and Steel Men in Philadelphia
The visiting iron and steel men and their ladies were hosted at the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia with about 1,000 attendees. Joseph D. Potter presided as Executive Committee president. The venue was lavishly decorated as the party plans a morning trip from Broad Street Station to Mount Groton Park to ride the Governor Dick Railroad to South Mountain's summit at the invitation of Robert H. Coleman.
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Philadelphia
Iron and Steel
Academy of Fine Arts
Joseph D. Potter
Academy
Broad Street
Mount Groton Park
South Mountain
Robert H. Coleman
Traveling troupes escape serious wreck near St Louis
The Siberia and Kejanka companies on a special train entering a freight yard collided with a standing freight train. No engine was attached. two Siberia members were injured lightly. The two cars with scenery were wrecked and scattered.
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St. Louis
Siberia
Kejanka
Havlin’s
the Grand
Siberia Company
Husbands Love Costly Verdict in Alienation Suit
Ada Richardson wins a $20,000 verdict from a sheriff jury for alienation of her husband David C. Richardson's affections. He wed in 1874. the couple separated after 1881 when he pursued Mrs. Ella T. Burt. Burt and Richardson run cattle ranches in Texas. Burt has Peru interests. National Banks note: Controller orders report on banks at Oct 2 close.
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New York
Ada Richardson
David C. Richardson
Ella T. Burt
George A. Burt
Richardson
Burt
Peru
Tardy Clemency Considered for Life Prisoners
London reports the Government may release under conditions several men serving life terms for dynamite outrages or attempts. Investigations suggest many were agitator victims, with no bloodshed and long sentences already served, prompting a merciful reconsideration to the Crown.
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CAB Watch
London
Irish Question Speech by Mr Knox at Hampton
Mr Knox M P at Hampton near Accrington said the Irish want a self supporting government not charity or pity and warned disturbances may occur in winter under provocation. He argued English critics should not harshly judge Irish actions born of hardship.
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Manchester
Knox
Hampton
Accrington
Daudet Dying at 50 Amid Illness and Family Tidings
Paris reports Alphonse Daudet is gravely ill at his Seine shore retreat suffering a wasting disease that limits work. His son nears marriage to Milo and Jeanne Hugo, Daudet’s grandniece, is mentioned as part of the family note.
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Paris
Alphonse Daudet
Seine
Milo
Jeanne Hugo
Cremation at Woking Cathedral Morning Service
Pauls Cathedral morning service on Sunday September 28 ended with cremation at Woking Cemetery. The two hour forty minute process concluded under a formal rite conducted for memorial purposes.
In Total Darkness by Dunlap's Cable Company
In Lanarkshire and Ayrshire the Scotch iron district lies in total darkness as blast furnaces are damped or blown out. The stoppage signals a prolonged fight threatening 20000 tons of reduced output and wider trade damage. Evictions of workers are feared amid rising unrest with many men moving toward northern England.
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Guascow
Pfor
Iron Manufactories
Lanarkshire
Ayrshire
England
Dublin leaders return amid crowd demand speech
Messia Dillon O'Brien Sheehy Harrison and Condon arrived in Dublin to a cheering crowd and Dillon urged unity against portraying Ireland as beggars. O'Brien praised Irish American generosity and called the conference a parliament of the Irish race. In Ireland the Tipperary court adjourned over Dillon O Mahony illness. meanwhile Ticino votes prompt a liberal conservative conference on constitutional revision.
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Drusirs
Messia
Dillon
O'Brien
Sheehy
Harrison
Condon
Dublin
Mr. Dillon
Women’s Liberal Association
Bradford
England
National League
Tipperary
O’brien
O'Mahony
Ronan
O' Mahony
O’mahony
Liverpool cartel strike ends in employers victory
The strike by Liverpool cartels concludes today with employers prevailing. General Vor Kalte Bond-Stachan named German Minister of War. Grand Duke Nicholas, uncle of the Tsar, remains critically ill from cancer. The premiere of Cleopatra is postponed to mid month.
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Liverpool
Vor Kalte
Bond-Stachan
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Caar
City Council Debates Right of Way for Elevated Terminal Railway
An ordinance introducing a broad right of way grant to the Chicago Elevated Terminal Railway Company was presented in the City Council as part of measures connected to the World's Fair preparations.
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Cnicaco
Chicago Elevated Terminal Railway Company
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Dall's District
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Lincoln Independent Republicans
Oman
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M Rkesport
Blairsville
R. T. Miller
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Apollo
D. J. Davis
Armagh
Hunter
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Cokeville
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Cotemaugh
W. ¥. Warner
Coopersdale
V. L. Sertwriens
W. J. Armoore
Derrytion
P. Watt
Elderton
Eir Gallitzin
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Wilbore
Homer
Pershing
Indiana
G. Milleriggin
J . F. Murray
Jeannews. Ankins
Nee Pee L. Chapman
Kittanning
H. H. Pershing
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Maer Leakaughrey
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Manor
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Eider
Addison
G. E. Cable
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R. Cartwright
Berlin
G. H. Flynn
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Braddock
T. N. Bone
Circleville
J.C. Goarteg
Coke Mission
J. C. High
J. W Kaker
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Elrod
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McKeespork
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Georgin
M. D. Lyobliter
Highland Avenue
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Myersdale
Wenger
Mt. Lebanon
Jacob’s Creek
Mt Pleasant
J. Blinateoni
P30
J John Wright
Pleasant Unity
Port Fortse
Miller
Redstone
Yeddamtar
Aeschot
Brand
Dunlap's Cable Company
Balfour
Bigham
Department of Public Works
Fyth Pages
George Burnham
Groner Brower
Outerbridge
W. A. Pappock
Joan D
Avil
Stuart Woon
J. W. Dulles
KJ. CG
Strawheidge
Exrr
P. GouLp
Josrrn May
James Dancag
M.D
Wn. Ross
Ib Rrers
Distatom
Clajgens
State
Day
Atkinson
Virginia
Jerry
FINOM
Emery
Major Brown
Mormon Church
Quaker City
Priton
Bath Chonge
Treland
Dunlaf
Cable Company
HY Dunlap
Admiralty
Shoeburnness
Edward Easton
Discow
Dunlap
Naples
Cormands
COURT
Cene
Associated Press
Ticino
Berne
Bundesrath
Elevated Railroad
Chicago
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