McKinley Campaign Sparks in Clermont County Rally
McKinley draws 15 100 at Batavia and Morrow as Clermont County backs the tariff stance. A New York expose on Governor Campbell fuels GOP tensions while McKinley ties free trade to factory jobs and silver issues, urging voters to oppose unlimited coinage and support protection.
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Republican Party
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Xenia
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Miami Valley
Morrow
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Cheem
Democratic Party
Protest From Briggs as Presbytery Delays Trial
New York presbytery reconvened after an all day protest by Prof. Briggs and voted to appoint an inquiry committee on his inaugural address. The trial date remains set for November 4 with public admission and a graceful exchange between Dr. Booth and Dr. Clark marking the close of the session.
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Committee of Prosecution
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Watertown
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Henry van Dyke
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Pittsburg Presbytery Debates Revision Report
The Pittsburg Presbytery met at Mount Washington Church with about 100 attendees to consider the Revision Committee's report on the Confession of Faith. The session included prayers, education notes, and a call for Sunday observance, with the revision itself debated and adopted in part, outlining key changes and future steps.
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Mount Washington
Presbytery
George T. Purves
Samuel J. Fisher
J. P. E Rumier
John A. Renshaw
D. E. Sheridan
B. S. Holmes
Shady Side Church
Sonnay School
Campbell Indignant Over Libel Threats Against Republican Papers
Governor Campbell denounces a Cincinnati Commercial Gazette report copied from the New York Recorder alleging he lost 500000 in Wall Street speculation. He threatens libel suits unless prominent papers retract and apologize, naming correspondents and editors. He also asks Major McKinley about war-time responsibility and receives early support from Calvin Brice.
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Cincinnati
Oucette
New York
Wall Street
Meeker
Phur
Covenits
Headly
Tautertach and Johnson
Broadway
New York City
New York Recorder
Nice
Ralph W. Wilkinson
James E. Campbell
CoLomars
Commercial Gazette
Ohio
New York Ecorder
JamMus
K. Camramse
McKinley
Calvin &. Brice
Gorman and Compton Spar at Elkton Democratic Meeting
At Elkton last night two Democratic speakers drew attention in Baltimore coverage. Senator Gorman rejected Republican charges of cheap money and defended a gold and silver standard, while Compton warned of a rushed foren will and criticized the House leadership, promising to speak openly if he retains his seat.
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Compton
Baltimore
Elkton
Democratic Party
United States
Man Coonton
House of Representatives
Tom Leed
Montreal Presbytery Denounces Chapleau Attack on Clergy
The Montreal Presbytery passed a resolution denouncing Secretary of State Chapleau for his attack on Protestant clergy and condemning the prevailing commotion and Parliament's failure to punish the guilty. It urged electors to express condemnation at the polls at their earliest opportunity.
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Quebec
Montreal
Quc
International Cigarmakers' Union Adjourns to Milwaukee
The International Cigarmakers' Union adjourned today after a session in Indianapolis and announced plans to reconvene next year in Milwaukee.
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Indianapolis
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Nilwaukee
Speak Easy Club Organizer Sentenced in Philadelphia
Judge Biddle fines and imprisons Luke Welch, organizer of a speak-easy in Philadelphia, for illegal liquor distribution. He contrasts legitimate clubs with fraudulent ones, while Judge Pennypacker instructs a guilty verdict against Patrick Tierney of the Ellsworth Club over similar issues.
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Biddle
Luke Welch
Pennypacker
Asid
Patrick Tierney
Ellsworth Club
Welch
The Arrow-Shaped Steamship Howard Cassard Trial
Baltimore October 6 reports a trial run of Robert M. Fryer’s arrow-shaped steamship the Howard Cassard. Captain Alex Craig and five stockholders launched before daylight. initial steering issues surfaced but speed reached about nine miles per hour in the bay. A boiler problem forced a return to Annapolis for repairs.
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Sperial
Robert M. Froyer
Howard Cassard
Arrow Steamship Company
Maryland
Fryer
Alex Craig
Freyer
Cassard
Annapolia
Blaine Divorce Case In Deadwood Over Custody
Marie Nevins Blaine sues James G Blaine Jr in Deadwood South Dakota seeking divorce for desertion and alimony. She alleges income and child James G Blaine III custody fight while Blaine pleads poverty and disputes residency. Hearing set before Judge Thomas in February with Palmer and Rodge for Mrs Blaine and McMartin and Carland for the defendant.
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James G. Blaine, Jr
Blaine
McMartin and
Carland
Deadwood
New York
James G. Blaine
South Dakota
Young Bisine
Thomas
Palmer & Rodge
Mra Blaine
McMartin & Carland
Palmer
Mrs
Condemnation of Infants Sparks Presbytery Debate
At the Philadelphia Central Presbytery annual meeting the committee reported seven exceptions to the Assembly’s revised Westminster Confession. One change removes infant damnation, replacing it with a milder statement that all elect not subject to including infants dying in infancy are saved by Grace, eliminating infant elect status.
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Philadelphia Presbytery
General Assembly
Presbytery
Philadelphia Gentral
Assembly
Mormon Merchant Swindled Out of 4000 in Cattle Deal
Kansas City reports that S W Chipman, a 25 year old Mormon merchant from American Fork Utah, was duped by a man named Smith in a cattle sale at the stockyards. Chipman traveled with Smith to Kansas City after agreeing to sell 200 cattle and was fleeced of four thousand dollars in cash. Smith disappeared with the money after the deal collapsed.
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S. W. Chipman
American Fork
Utah
Smith
Chipman
Man Plans Suicide at Niagara Falls but Changes Mind
A stranger, Shannon of Louisville, enters the Niagara Falls Express Co office seeking to return his watch and money home. Police detain him after he reveals intent to kill himself at Prospect Point, but he changes plan after viewing the scene and drinks at Prospect Park.
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Vandenburg
American Express Company
Louisville
Dana
Shannon
Prospect Point
Wheat crop in Northern Minnesota and North Dakota faces ruin
Alarm spreads among elevator men and grain buyers as Colonel GC Morton, Fargo expert, reports that at least 40 percent of the wheat crop is in a squally state. With continuing weather much of the grain in shock is sprouting and likely rotten, rendering it worthless even for hog feed.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
GC Morton
Fargo
Injury at scene as man falls ladder during rescue attempt
A man attempting to break a fall by Madame Zazelle was badly injured when a ladder collapsed near the end of the incident. Details remain limited but the event points to a dangerous rescue effort ending in serious injury.
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Pronerey
Ace
Madame Zazelle
Mormon Not in Politics Says Utah Conference Resolutions
The General Conference adopted resolutions denying church domination over members in political life and rejecting claims of church state union. They state no coercion in political alignment, dissolve the People's party, and affirm loyalty to any suitable national party. They also dispute rumors of famous marriages and uphold the Woodruff manifesto against plural rural marriages.
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Senate
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Sant Sage
Utah
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People’s Party
Woodruff
MISS BISLAND A WIFE TO CHARLES W WETMORE
Miss Elizabeth Bisland known for her world speed attempt marries Charles W Wetmore a lawyer and owner of the Whaleback steamers in a small 4 pm ceremony at the Church of the Transfiguration New York. The couple receive a substantial cash fortune and the first boat is named Charles W Wetmore.
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New York
Elizabeth Bisland
Charles W. Wetmore
Church of the Transfiguration
Wetmore
Eesta
Peters Dead After Poison Whisky Drink Tragedy at Quarry
Conrad M. Peters a quarry laborer died within half an hour after drinking a poison mixture he believed to be whisky. Three companions also drank from the flask and were violently ill, with McKeague reported in serious condition. The flask was found to contain poison.
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Galena, Inc
Conrad M. Peters
McKeague
Peters
Beaver County Delegates Go To Jail For Contempt
Beaver County Congressional delegates Tate Shaffer and Downing face four months in jail after the Supreme Court found them in contempt for refusing to answer questions during W. D. Wallace’s bribery trial. They will be jailed if ordered, with a possible new habeas corpus sought to overturn the sentence.
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Beaver County
CasinLe
Tate
Shaffer
Downing
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
W. D. Wallace
Aaron L. Haren
Melbourne Weather Sketches Partial Rain Breakthrough
GoopLaND Kansas reports Melbourne's weather experiments as a partial success. A misty rain fell yesterday at about 4 pm, cleared after four hours, and this morning skies are clear with no clouds. Local observations note cold nights and suggest tonight may end the experiments.
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Goopland
Kan
Melbourne
Jumping act peril stalls Forepaugh show star
Madame Zaselle, in Forepaugh's circus in Las Vegas New Mexico, fell about 50 feet from a suspended wire when the line broke. She suffered no broken bones but was badly shaken and will miss about two weeks of performances.
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Las Viuas
N. M
Madame Zaselle
The News Directory Index Summary
The appended index to today's 12 page DisPatch lists page by page items including Attacks on Campbell, Briggs Protest Creed, Central Station Plans, The Change in Weather, Want Ads, McHinley's Wild Ride, The Chilean Dispute, a Southern Murder, Death of Two Noted Signers, Amateur Athletics and sports from neighboring towns, Quay at Work, German Day Honored, The Great Methodist Council, Music as Medicine, Features of Trade, Market Reports, Pauper Law and Court Proceedings.
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McHinley
Wild Ride
Vessel Fire in Newbury Scotland Blasts Crew
A vessel off Newbury Scotland today burst into flames after an explosion. The ship and crew were believed to be blown to atoms amid the disaster.
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Newbury
Scotland
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