Iron and Steel Wages Cut as Northern Trades Fall
In the North of England iron and steel trades see price drops and order slumps forcing wage reductions. Scotch producers plan to limit output while mineral oil firms cut wages. Cotton masters slash wages, spurring short time talk. Farmers face low wheat prices, reduced rents, and winter labor shifts as landowners, farmers, and workers brace for political effects.
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Schoadhorer
Hudson
Schonadhorst
Great Britain
Associated Press
Labor Bureau
Clyde
Ron
Belfast
Tyne and Wear
England
Scotch Steel
Farmers’ Alliance
Board of Agriostiere
Gillespie
Scotland
Gardner
Chaplin
Lancashire Farmers’ Association
Chronicle
Colonel Cody
Buffalo Bill
United States Co
West
Europe
Fourth
Fifth Cavalry
Payne
London
P. O'Connor
Justin McCarthy
Meapees Ie
Telegraph
Mr. O'Connor
Mr. McCarthy
French Triumph Over Dahomey Amazons in King Behanzin Country
Paris reports Colonel Dodds' force engaged the Dahomeyans in a fierce battle that lasted about three hours. French casualties included five Europeans and three Senegalese killed and 24 Europeans plus 15 natives wounded. about 200 enemy dead were counted, with 20 Amazons among them. France seized 200 repeating rifles and noted German rifles in Dahomey stock.
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Dodds
Behansin
Dahomey
Bebanzin
France
Germany
Sey Bebauzin
Behanzin
Defending His Honor in Hamburg Explanation on Normannia Bill
The American Consul explains the Normannia bill of health, noting legalization occurred the same day as submission on August 25. Deputy Consul Coantel H. Bones defends official conduct after a New York paper article prompted public scrutiny in early September.
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Hamburg
Senate
New York
Preas
Coantel H. Bones
United Sates
Tennyson to Rest in Westminster Abbey Honor
Lady Tennyson approves burial choice for Alfred Lord Tennyson. She asks Canon Prothero to decide best place and favors keeping his resting site in Westminster but contemplates the churchyard if needed. The Times reports the plan includes music by Dr. Bridge to accompany the funeral.
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Lady Tennyson
Canon Prothero
Westminster Abbey
England
Dr. Bridge
Tennyson
Crouing
Heroes of Colonial Times Remembered by Descendants Society
The Society of Colonial Wars is incorporated in New York to preserve the memory of colonial period fighters who aided in founding the United States and risked lives and fortunes in the French and Indian wars from 1620 to 1775. It aims to collect and preserve historical relics and documents for future generations.
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New York
Society of Colonial Wars
America
United States of America
Foster on Finances and Tariff Policy Rally
Frederick Missouri October 7 Hon Charles Foster Secretary of the Treasury spoke to about 1500 supporters in a hall. He contrasted Republican war and reconstruction records with Democrats and defended the McKinley tariff praising reduced debt payments and growing revenues. He criticized Democratic claims of a bankrupt treasury and highlighted increases in exports under reciprocity while noting currency and silver issues remain challenging.
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Charles Foster
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Treasury
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Steven- 600
Huving
United States
Harrison
Fifty-first Congress
Alos
Congress
Foster
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Hill and his deal with Andrews for Judge
Reports from New York allege Senator Hill plans to have the Democratic State Committee endorse Charles Andrews for Judge of the Court of Appeals. Cleveland supporters fear treachery if Hill runs a rival ticket, while Hill loyalists bet on Cleveland and urge party unity.
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Hill
Democratic State Committee
Charles Andrews
Court of A
Cleveland
Judge
Andrews
Ill
Court
Ant
Harrison Heartily Eulogized at Mass Celebration
In Woburn Massachusetts on October day 20 000 strangers joined a quarter millennium celebration with a large forenoon procession and a banquet in the new armory. Ex Mayor Johnson acted as toastmaster praising Presidents Pierce Cleveland and Harrison and John W Foster delivered a warm eulogy of Harrison.
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Armory
Johnson
United States
Franklin Pierce
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Woburn
Rison
Harrison
John W. Foster
Kansas bolters hold state convention denouncing people's party
In Topeka 400 delegates gathered as the anti fusion Democrats of Kansas formalized a permanent organization. They adopted resolutions praising the national Democratic platform while condemning the July 6 state convention action binding Democrats to the People's party ticket. An agby address to voters accompanied the resolutions.
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Kaw
Democrats of
Kansas
People’s Party
Hill Seeks to Avoid California Campaign Trip
Albany reports an invitation to Senator Hill to stump California. Hill says he knows only what he sees in papers and will not comment until more is known. With four weeks left before election he faces a packed schedule in Virginia West Virginia Indiana New Jersey Connecticut and New York and a Pacific coast trip remains uncertain.
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N. Y
Senator Hill
California
San Francisco
Pacific
Virginia
West Virginia
Indiana
New Jersey
Connecticut
Mor ris Bulkley quo warranto decision in court
The Mor ris Bulkley quo warranto case before Superior Court Judge Thayer ended with a final judgment aligning with the Supreme Court rulings. W C Case represented the Republicans while Democrats did not appear. The decision reflects the 1800 state election quo warranto proceedings.
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New Hayes
Cox v
Morris-Bulkley
Superior Court
Thayer
W. C. Case
Supreme Court
Gresham Supports Cleveland Says Franklin MacVeagh
Franklin MacVeagh of Chicago reports that Judge Gresham will vote for Cleveland. He states Gresham has no secret position and that Cleveland and his circle have long believed and known this choice.
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Gresham
Chicaco
Franklin MacVeagh
Wayne MacVeagh
Cleveland
Jn Gresham
MacVeagh
Legal challenge filed to test 1879 apportionment in Kosal eako Circuit
Wapash Inc reports a new suit in Kosal eako Circuit Court challenging the legality of the Legislative apportionment. The case raises the same issues as the Henry County complaint before the Supreme Court, contending Hunting ton and Wabash counties shared a joint representative under 1879 apportionment, which the new plan Removes.
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Wapash, Inc
Kosaleako
Henry County
Supreme Court
Huntington
Wabash
Ovation for Governor McKinley in Jersey City Site
An Ovation to McKinsey in Jersey Newake N J Oct 7 Governor McKinley received the most enthusiastic ovation in a century in these parts, on a scene likened to the reception Feaniy ee in ington Pa.
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McKinsey
Jersey
Newake
N. J
McKinley
Foraker Draws 8000 In Abilene Then 56000 At Concordia
Hon J B Foraker spoke to a turnout of 8000 in Abilene marking the first large gathering in the region for a political address. He later addressed 56000 people at Concordia that evening.
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Abiline
Kax
J. B Foraker
Foraker
Concordia
The Peck Case Delayed Again in Police Court
The Peck case in the Police Court was adjourned this morning to October 20. Howard Fielding previews the cholera scare humor in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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Atpanry
Howard
Fielding
the Dispatch
Kernell's Vagaries Meet Billy Scanlan In Asylum Visit
In Asbury Park New Jersey on October 7 Harry Kernell the Irish comedian was taken to Bloomingdale Asylum for treatment. Friends search his cottage and barn for hidden cash said to be in the several thousand dollars he drew from Philadelphia banks before his mind failed. Neighbors recalled his odd behavior including a fixation on bottled water and bathe singularly with witch hazel. He spoke of Billy Scanlan during the hospital transfer and asked to see him.
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N. J
Harry Kerhell
Bloomingdale Asylum
West Asbury Park
Philadelphia
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Hustler
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Kernell
Saratoga Spring
John Kernell
Fenton Farm
Deal Beach
Queenie Vassar
Willie
New York
Madison Square Theater
Harry, Jr
Harry Kernell
Hier
Billy
Noone
Scanlan
Mr. Scanlan
Bloomingdale
Fenton
Peter
Allegheny's Acquisition for Aged Home
At an Eastern District meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod a plan to establish a home for the aged in Allegheny was discussed. G D Simon and F ape each pledged substantial sums toward the institute, with location favored in Allegheny. A committee will arrange formal setup details.
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Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of
Ohio
P. M. Raidenbach
Pittsburg
Allegheny
G. D. Simon
Fape
Prominent Altoona Men Arrested for Arson
ALTOONA October 7 Samuel Hyle a member of the Altoona police force and his brother Jacob A Hyle and A Harpham were arrested on arson charges. The crime is alleged to have been committed in Tyrone last February.
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Samuel Hyle
Altoonape Force
Jacob A. Ar
A. Harpham
Tyrone
Ollie Ogee No Bandit Reputed Dalton Escapee Found Working in Wichita
Dispatch from Corrzrvitti Kansas reports Ollie Ogee, long linked to the Dalton gang, living in Wichita for nine months and employed in packing houses with a perfect work record. His foster father doubts his Dalton connection, while relatives from Kingfisher arrive. a relief fund trustees meet as townsfolk react to Coffeyville violence.
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Dalton Gang
Wichita
Emmett
Corrzrvitti
Kas
Ollie Ogee
Coffeyville
Dr. Wood
Ogee
Daltons
Callahan
Emmett Dalton
Independence
Ben and
Simon
Mia Whipple
Kingfisher
Ben Dalton
A Smuggler's Defense Is Denounced by Inspector Letters
Mrs. Campbell Cacace reveals letters said to be from Special Inspector Traitteur of the Custom House. She claims the inspector and Inspector Sengers seized her imported pictures after she declined his advances. The letters include a nonromantic opening and an invitation to visit Baratoga with a money order mention.
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New York
Campbell Cacace
Charles H. Traitteur
Custom House
Sengers
Campbell
Moon-Eyed Horse Case Decided in Warren Township
In Steubenville on October 7 a long running case over a so called moon eyed horse ended with the defendant winning. Henry Merkle sold a sound horse to Medill two years ago. the animal later went blind and experts called the condition hereditary. The trial held that the horse was on trial when sold and no defect was shown to exist at that time.
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Steubenville
Warren Township
Henry Merkle
Medill
Scientific Knows
Merkle
Good Wife Credits Cuticura Remedies Cure After Seven Months
A former Civil War participant recalls suffering from sores on the chest and shoulder since 1851. After spending years and money without relief, his wife urged Cuticura Remedies, which he used for seven months and credits with his complete recovery. Fallon Fish Market, New York. April 18, 1800.
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Swan
Gettysburg
Fallon Fish Market
New York
Cure skin diseases with Cuticura remedies
Advertisement notes Cuticura remedies offered by CAL CORPORATION Boston. Claims suggest relief for skin ailments with a small booklet titled How to Cure skin Diseases, featuring 100 testimonials and 40 illustrations.
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Boreak Resoltent
Claw
CAL Corporation
Boston
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