08 Oct 1891
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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1891
Page
1
Report notes that only close allies among Europe’s observers were aware of the leader's fragile health, while the public remained unaware as upheaval continued. The piece highlights secrecy around the condition amid regional uncertainty and shifting power dynamics.
Ohio campaign swing moves to Ada with McKinley and Campbell facing off on tariff policy. Crowd estimates rise to 25 000 as debates and rally preparations unfold in the fairground arena. Local outlays include nonpartisan decorations and food booths while ambos plan special trains and official visits.
C L Magee returns from the East saying Republicans will win in Pennsylvania this fall. He supports the Republican ticket, criticizes Pattison’s push for a state inquiry, and declines knowledge of Allegheny County’s straightout movement while opposing a costly city hall plan.
News from Oct 7 reports Charles Parnell died in Brighton after a sickness worsened by rheumatism and fatigue. Capt O Shea and Mrs Parnell deny suicide rumors, while Irish leaders plan funeral arrangements and Dublin officials call for sympathy and a public tribute.
The account recalls Charles Stewart Parnell's tireless political campaigning in North Kilkenny with fierce resolve and strong speeches. It notes a bitterly cold night jaunting car trip to a remote village for a meeting, and details a controversial attempted religious marriage involving Mrs Parnell with church permission sought and civil marriage constraints noted.
Descriptions from Dublin Oct 7 report that after Charles Stewart Parnell’s death his followers declare they will persist in their independent political struggle. The funeral arrangements are being organized while grief grips the Irish capital and friends say his health had been failing for months.
Sir John Pope Hennessey M P for North Kilkenny has died at Rostellan Castle Cloyne Cork at 8 30 in the morning He was born in Cork in 1844 and served as MP for Kings County from 1859 to 1865 as a National Conservative and Irish Independent He supported labor rights tenant rights home rule and Polish independence and held governorships in Lebuon and West African settlements before his death
The text notes Sir John's career honors including K C O M G and freedom of Cork, then describes his election to Parliament for North Kilkenny after Mr Marum's death, with 2527 votes for Sir John against 1365 for Vincent Scully among anti-Parnellite candidates in a close race.
The death of Mr. Parnell shocks Cork and Ireland with many grieving supporters and opponents. Public opinion sees no national feud ahead, predicts a stronger Irish vote, and a healed split in the Irish party. Parnell’s plan to visit America is cancelled for now but fundraising for a post election push remains a priority.
In Borpentown New Jersey on October 7 the widowed mother of Charles Stewart Parnell collapses in grief upon learning of his death. She denounces his enemies as liars and vows to end her efforts for Ireland, living in poverty with a single friend in Ironsides House.
CrdcrsyAtt Oct T-J P Carberry says the death of a young man will unify Irish parties and end dissension. He notes strong attachment to Parnell caused splits and predicts the Irish Parliamentary party will be united. comments extend to England. Continued on ninth page.
Major McKinley arrived in Canton from Cincinnati early this morning after a night trip hindered by fatigue. He spoke in husky voice but in good health and spirits and planned to rest today before leaving for Ada to resume campaigning tomorrow morning.
A Philadelphia meeting reports a strong independent high tariff Republican movement to dethrone Senator Quay and block his Senate election by the Legislature. An address signed by 350 Republicans denounces Quay, cites alleged past abuses, and calls for reform and a fight against spoils politics. A public meeting is planned at the Board of Trade rooms next Wednesday to organize the effort.
Harrisburg reports Attorney General Hensel has compiled a list of over 100 witnesses to be subpoenaed for the extra Senate investigation. The development promises lively days in Harrisburg as hearings proceed. A National commission will meet soon in Evansville to discuss Western waterways with Governor Pattison to name delegates imminently.
An indexed guide to the 12 page Dispatch features listing Parnell's Death debates politics liquor ads social notes Exposition items miners strike presidential possibilities racing navy needs opinions and market reports with page references across sections.
Crowds filled the Republican headquarters in the Disputen building as rain and gloom faded into conversation. State Chairman Watres was rumored to arrive with leaders hoping to see him, while County Commissioner Mercer and Recorder Von Bornhorst mixed with callers. Democratic HQ in the Buggish building on Cherry alley and Fourth avenue planned to reopen with the county committee secretary and staff arriving next morning.
John Wood, Westmoreland County Democratic candidate for delegate to the proposed Constitutional Convention, addressed the Supreme Court session in Pittsburgh. He praised a convention while condemning the Legislature for failing to provide election tickets and blanks. He described the Legislature as careless and reckless.
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