Ohio Campaign Review Signals McKinley Lead in Senate Fight
Ohio voters show in a campaign week that McKinley may win by a large margin, while Campbell presses the tariff issue. The piece notes Republican advantages, Gersymandering talk, Foraker, Sherman, and the weak showing of the People's party amid debates and labor focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forakee
Foraker
Hene
Chittendes
Senate
John Sherman
Forsker
Governor Bells
McKinley
Providence
Camphalal
Axline
Crovernor Bell
McKinley Appeals in Seneca County Barrel of Sugar Gift
On McKinley day in Seneca County a large outdoor gathering welcomed him with a 2 50 crowd. He reiterated Ada era principles and attacked Governor Campbell's silver position. A barrel of sugar, bought in Tiffin for 44 1/2 cents per pound, was given to Major Mc Kinley and donated to the Old Ladies' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisel
Campbell
McKinley
Ohio
Warne
Holmes
Stark
Cole
Congress
Stark County
Pennsylvania
Warwick
Grover Cleveland
Harrison
Israel
Tirris
Seneca County
Ada
Edward Jones
Tiffin
Cleveland firm sues over Ohio poll book copyright
Short and Forman of Cleveland filed suit in the U S Court to stop Troup Manufacturing of Dayton from selling poll books under Ohio's new election law alleging copyright infringement. Judge Sage denied the injunction ruling poll books not subject to copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Short & Forman
Cleveland
United States
Troup Manufacturing Company
Dayton
Ohio
Iuge Sage
Farmers' Alliance to Build Million-Bushel Wheat Elevator
The Farmers' Alliance of Minnesota plans a 1,000,000 bushel wheat elevator at West Surviior Wisconsin starting this fall for next season's crop. The venture will be funded by a grain grower stock company with capital of 1,000,000 divided into $10 shares. A Grain Growers Association committee is in town to select a site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Surviior
Wis
Farmers’ Alliance of Minnesota
Grain Growers Association
Sandusky County Republicans renominate Hart for Representative
Sandusky county Republicans held their largest convention in Fremont this afternoon nominating J. L. Hart for Representative. The party reports strong organization and high enthusiasm for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky County
Fremont
J. L. Hart
Sandusky
Roger Mills Addresses 2500 in Cleveland on Tariff Policy
Hon. Roger Q. Mills spoke at the City Armory in Cleveland tonight to about 2,500 listeners. He tied the tariff to his broader Ohio speaking tour, drawing enthusiastic reactions from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roger Q. Mills
City Armory
Ohio
Democratic Senatorial Convention in Trumbull Mahoning District
The Democratic Senatorial Convention of the Trumbull Mahoning district met in Younestown on October 10 with delegates gathered to select nominees and discuss campaign strategy. Proceedings focused on candidate selection and district concerns ahead of the upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younestown
Trumbull Mahoning District
Campbell Flattery and a Westerville Rally by Governor Campbell
Governor Campbell spoke to about 2 500 at Otterbein University in Westerville Ohio describing education and morality there. He recounted courting a Democratic girl and becoming a Mugwump before praising the Democratic ticket and urging thoughtful discussion of economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville
Campbell
Otterbein University
United Brethren
United States
Thompson
State Prohibition Committee
Butler County
Columbus
Ohio
Cts
SATURDAY'S VICTIMS ACCIDENT REPORTS FIVE DEAD OR INJURED
Five people are listed in yesterday’s accident report. Two unknown men were killed when struck by a passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Swissvale. John Reight a Byrne and McCabe driver, was kicked by a horse, breaking his hand. Thomas Merriman was thrown from his wagon when frightened horses ran away on Hatfield street and sustained a serious injury. Harry Foster was dumped from a frightened horse on Wylie avenue with facial injuries and a head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania
Swissvale
John Reight
Byrne & McCabe
Butler
Thirty-sixth
Butler Streets
MzrumMans
Thamas Merriman
Hatfield Street
Butler Street
Merrimac
Foster
Harry Foster
Wylie Avenue
High Street
Mr. Foster
Juggled by the law in a busy city night
Reports detail numerous arrests for thefts drunkenness and disorderly conduct across alleys streets and stores. Individuals include Peter Moerer Eowanp Brows Tuomas McFannamp Joux Mumsar Frank Andrews and others with charges ranging from stealing and forging to counterfeit coins and unlawful confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moerer
Tono Nesox
Mary Denny
Ralph
Eowanp Brows
Johnstown
Gusky
Central Station
Alexander McMittien
Hartman
George Miller
Essen
Tuomas McFannamp
Seventeenth Ward
Pearl Street
Bloomfield
Joux Mumsar
Frank Andrews
Duquesne Heights
Succop
Fredmrick Davis
North Diamond Street
Allegheny
Muth
Allegheny Station
East End
Rossmeyer
Nation
Joax Hotmay
Troy Hill
Asiman
Bea'ing
Gronor Eowenps
Alderman Gripp
J. H. Jacobs
Dahlmeyer
Fourth Avenue
Carr
Ponce Reesh
Williamsport
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Eastern Penitentiary
James Curry
Allegheny General Hospital
William Galley
Galley
P. Barry
John
Frederick
Barry
Alderman McMasters
McMasters
Harry Myers
Green Street
Wile Avenue
Joseph Ketter
Ketter
Myers
Eleventh Ward
George Eapiagtos
Samuel Frankey
Somerset County
Washington
Cancers Removed by New Methods Offered Free
The notice claims thousands of cancers are removed by entirely noninvasive methods without pain blood loss or plaster or knife. Free book offer invites readers to address O. De. 8. B.
Theological Debate Shapes Methodist Ecumenical Council
The fourth day of the Methodist Ecumenical Council in Washington features discussions on The Church and Scientific Thought with essays by Percy W. Bunting and Rev. Milton S. Terry. Debates address evolution, unbelief, higher criticism, and the unity of religion and science as clergy reinforce faith amid modern inquiry. Bishop Newman to deliver memorial sermon on John Wesley tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Methodist Ecumenical Council
William Arthur
England
John Wakefield
Canada
A. §. Hunt
New York
American Bible Society
Percy W. Bunting
David J. Waller
D. D
London
Milton 8
Terry
Evanstor
Tll
Trev
W. T. Davison
Richmond College
Wesleyan Methodist Church
James Crabtree
Arthur
Borat
Syed
Toth Conference
Bishop Newman
Nebraska
John Wesley
Baltimore
Denial by Bishop Dubs Over Obscene German Translation
At the General Conference of the Evangelical Association in Philadelphia the committee on appeals was named with J. Schneider and others, and Rev. H. D. Schultz was chosen Corresponding Secretary. Bishop Dubs issued a public statement denying specific knowledge of an obscene German book and urged accusers to provide full details to verify the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubs
Conference of Ministers of the Evangelical Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Lebanon Chosen as Next Meeting Site for Conference
At the East Pennsylvania United Brethren Conference session in Reading on October 10, Lebanon was selected as the next meeting location. A long running effort to move Lebanon Valley College from Annville was rejected as a resolution was passed to keep the college in its current site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
East Pennsylvania
United Brethren Conference
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Waylaid and Robbed Death Near County Home
Lydia McChesney died after being beaten and robbed by a group of women while traveling from Sharpsburg to the city. An inquest found acute lung congestion linked to alcoholism and abuse. A daughter in Monongahela City declined to claim the remains. police seek the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia McChesney
Sharpsburg
Kate McCauley
Maggie Conway
Allegheny River
McChesney
Wilkins
National Missionary Convention Opens in Allegheny
The Disciples of Christ hold a National Missionary Convention at First Christian Church Allegheny from October 16 for a week. Delegates from the United States Canada England and other countries will attend with speakers including T Sweeny Rev J H Garrison Rev Robert Graham and Miss Jessie H Brown. The church network totals over 1 000 000 members in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Disciples of Christ
Allegheny
First Christian Church
Arch Street
Montgomery Avenue
United States
Canada
England
T. Sweeny
Turkey
J. H. Garrison
St. Louis Christian Evangelist
Christian Church
Alexander Campbell
Brush Run
Washington County
First Church of
W. F. Eichardson
Notable Visitors Arrive in Town for Meetings and Visits
Western Union officials led by C. H. Sommers and Rush Taggart arrived in town to meet Colonel Clowry. St Paul figures including John Fitzpatrick and Miss Fitzpatrick stay at the Anderson as John Willis attends the United States Court. Guests include Miss Helen Ames and Charles Ettinger with wives, and W T Lange of New York. Judge Stowe travels to Richmond to bring back his wife. Greenback candidate SR Mason visits the Anderson. General Gibbons and Colonel Willis J. Hulings noted in transit while Dr. John Morris arrives in Mononganela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. P. Wright
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cleveland
C. H. Sommers
M. C. Bristol
Rush Taggart
Warner Ames
Helen Ames
Duquesne
Mr. Ames
Ron
Youngstown
Charles FE. Ettinger
New York
A. T. Coverdingki
Chicago
W. T. Lange
John M. Mendenhall
Wilmington
Del
Mrs. Mendenhall
Allerson
W. J. Miller
Waterbury
Conn
Arest
Anderson
Stowe
Richmond
Ind
SR. Mason
Mercer
General Gibbons
Cit
Willis J. Hulings
Sixteenth Regiment
John Morris
Baltimore
Mononganela
Npt
A Morris
Tyrone
Ander
German Reichstag and Socialist Congress News
Bundesrath debates liquor repression and import rules while toasts to America fuel criticism. The Socialist Congress at Erfurt unveils a 10 resolution program calling for universal suffrage free education and eight hour workday. Emperor William warns bankers on Russia while arrest of a spy reveals deep frontiers tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Bundesrath
Germany
Perenne
Reichstag
Stuttgart
America
House
von Caprivi
Austria
United States
Dreibund
Landtag
Socialist Congress
Erfurt
International Arbitration Tribunals
American Church Seeks Berlin Site for New Church
Berlin reports the American Union Church asks authorities to grant a Lutzowplatz site but is refused as the square is to remain a public recreation area. The congregation has 129000 marks in building funds and hopes for 400000 marks more from Americans. W Phelps supports the petition. Forckenberk cannot grant the site but imperial influence may yield a western city location. Ex Congressmen Townsend and Smith are in the city amid campaign plans. The Pamir Expedition, led by Prince Galitsin, reports success on its Kashgar Yark and Karkhalik traverse. A Papal order in Rome halts pilgrimages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
American Union Church
Lutzowplatz
Walter Phelps
Borgomiaster Forckenberk
Herr Forckenberk
Amos Townsend
United States
Ohio
Charles Emo Smith
Russia
Pope bans pilgrimages to Rome for now
The pontiff announces no further pilgrimages to Rome should be undertaken at present. Catholic associations active in the effort are asked to send to the Pope the funds they have collected to aid needy pilgrims to the Holy See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Holy See
American musician Pickett faces libel charges in court
Westminster Police Court heard Nicholas Darlington Pickett an organist and professional singer born in the United States and son of a clergyman was charged with sending libelous and menacing letters to Miss McIntyre the singer. He admitted two years of letters proposing marriage and threats to kill if refused and was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Westminster
Nicholas Darlington Pickett
United States
Miss McIintyre
Pat
Miss McIntyre
Reunion at Mercer for Pennsylvanian Volunteers
Pittsburg members of the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers returned from Mercer reunion where the Tenth Pennsylvania Reserves also met. Mercer decorations lined the town as a business meeting and banquet preceded a campfire at the Opera House with addresses from notable officers and judges. Officers elected for the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth included Labanna S. Jack as President and Wesley Geo as Historian among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
One Hundred
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Mercer
Pennsylvania Reserves
Opera House
John S. Gordon
J. G. White
H. H. Kahn
John &. McCalmont
John I. Chapman
L. Jack
Joseph F. Denniston
Alex. McDowell
Chaplain McGuire
Labanna S. Jack
Gust Schwann
Oxias Reno
Isaac Ambler
Robert W. McKee
Hugh A. Gamble
Correen Eee
Thomas Tanner
Wesley Geo
William Minsinger
M. L. Harbison
Joseph Zimmerman
George W. Robinson
Thomas Y. Hazlett
James Patterson
John D. Heiber
James May John IL Chapman
George W. Walker
Strange Woman from Youngstown At Pitt Station
A woman described as demented arrived at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie station on train No. 20 from Youngstown. Detective Cook suspected insanity and moved to place her under supervision. She claimed to be Mary Delaney of Homewood then contradicted herself and claimed to be Mrs. George Westinghouse Jr. She carried a Catholic prayer book and was kept in the ladies room pending further disposition by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Youngstown
Cook
Booker
Southside
Mary Delaney
Homewood
George Westinghouse, Jr
Thirty-sixth Ward
Dallas Delegation Pushes National Stock Yards Plan
At the Butchers' National Protective Association meeting in Allegheny last May a Dallas Texas delegation urged stock yards to supply butchers independently of the Big Four. A six member committee from Ohio Missouri West Virginia Michigan New York and Pennsylvania was formed to visit Dallas to locate there. J F Beilstein is the committee member from Pennsylvania. The committee will travel to Dallas next week amid a planned grand reception and strong prospects for a new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butchers’ National Protective Association
Allegheny
Dallas
Tex
Ohio
Missouri
West Virginia
Michi New York
Pennsylvania
J. F. Beilstein
Beilstein
William Hockenberger
Texas City
Handsome Woman Sentenced for Counterfeit Silver Dollars
A New York woman, who gave the name Mrs Beatrice Collins, was tried in Reading for passing counterfeit silver dollars. Judge Ermentrout imposed 350 fine and two years imprisonment. She claimed innocence, alleging a forged tale of debt and deception by a man named Adams and a drummer named Collins. She fainted at sentencing and whispered a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beatrice Collins
Ermentrout
Adams
Collins
Reading
Kochs Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
Report claims a remedy much more effective than the lymph is found to purge tubercle bacilli from blood. Presented as a blood-cleanser and flesh-builder, the preparation is urged as a cure for consumption and linked to Dr Pierre’s Go TS adence with a price noted at nine dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Pierre
Despatch Goes Ashore Off Assateague In Severe Gale
The U S steamship Despatch, longtime presidential yacht, ran aground on Assateague shoals near Cape Charles during a Friday night gale. All crew, about 36 men and 6 officers, are safe. wrecking parties and the Yantice are sent to assist, with rescue efforts underway on the treacherous sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrone
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Assatengue Shoals
Cape Charles
Brooklyn
Washington
Cowles
Life Saving Service
Cape Henry
Secreta
Tracy
New York
Merritt Wrecking Organization
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Yantice
Brazil
Assateague Island
Yantte
Norfolk
Navy Yard
William & Cowles
Allen G. Thurman
York Noel
R. Mulligan
S. L. Heap
J. T. Qeden
James D. Gatewood
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Assatengue Island
Charles
Northampton County
Hatteras
Island
President Arthur
Henry C. Smith
George Steers
Smith
Steers
The Coticura Remedy for Infant Skin Ailments
A letter by BE Bero of Hogansburgh New York describes dramatic infant skin healing using Coticura products. The writer states a severely raw boy improved after applying Coticura Resolvent and washing with Coticura products. They credit rapid recovery and note scalp disease also cleared with regular use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salpher Lee
Otier
Be.bero
Hogansburgh
N.Y
Itching and Burning Skin Afflicts Local Resident
A reader reports a severe skin condition with itching and burning, treated by doctors using external and internal remedies. The writer notes gratitude for medical care received and describes a long, painful course of sores and discomfort before relief.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morrow
People's Party
Major McAkinley
General Butler
Union
Halle
Ohto
Bossen
Chinenden
Hoadley
Republiena House
M'Risley
Mathews
Ohin
Sherman
Mehitder
Cumbell
Western Reserve
Jerry Sim
Sipal
Hely Toper
Gueensey
Cevuine Greerwekers
Seitz
Cambell
Poe
Brice
Hahn
Jacob Donaldson
M'kinley’s
Major McKinley
Farmers’ Alliance
Ont
Warren
Iain J. M. Jackson
Campbell’s Flattery
Hoe
Bishop C. Hi. Frnder
the God OF the Living
DE Briggs
Frank Ballard
Buckley
Dr. Briggs
Bishop Dubs
Lydian McChesney
A. Hutchinson
Europe
Williams
Bill Out
Asser
Volkspartie
Pforzheim
William
Prince Henry
Prussia
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Frankfort
Suczawa
Bukowini
Petersaure
Galitsin
Kashgar
Yark
Karkhalik
Kochis Discovery
C. A
Citctra
AXP Chemical ContomaTics
Boston
Cotiersa Soar
Derma- Royale Co
Con Baker & Tine di Cincinnati
GCHIG
EA A
T. Fletcher Grubbs
OIL Well Supply CO
Water Street
Mogul & Innis
W. S. Co
OG. W. 5. Co
Philadelphia
Pont Ae Pantee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!