Enthusiastic Pennsylvanian Gubernatorial Contest Meeting
At Adelphi Harrisburg and Clarion County events, ex Governor Pattison and ex Senator Wallace receive strong backing from the Democratic audience. Emphasis on unity, party discipline, and boosting Democratic chances statewide with calls for ballot reform and unity against GOP influences. Alabama of wealth and letters from Dr. Phillips Brooks cited as part of broader party discourse.
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Adelphia
Academy of Music
Horticultural Hall
Young Men's Democratic Association
Pattison
United States
William A. Wallace
Wallace
Harrity
Mr. Wallace
A. K. McClure
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Cpeech
Robert E. Pattison
W. A. Heneel
Secret witnesses named in Emery defamation charges emerge
An old World dispatch from New York outlines alleged identities X Y Z who testified against Dela mater in Bradford. The transcript claims bribery, money trails from Wallace to Delamater, and arrangements to buy silence with notes and letters. The report promises further light from the World correspondent on Emery allegations and the secret testimony.
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Delamater
Emery
Defamater
New York
Harrisburg
Bradford
Weir
Delamater's Bradford Speech Blamed as Madman Blunder
A Philadelphia Times readied editorial condemns Senator Delamater for criticizing Senator Rutan in his Bradford speech. It portrays the act as needless and irreparable, fueling a cascade of blunders from Chambersburg denial to Reading quibbles and a weakened gubernatorial campaign.
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Crawford
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Times
Delamater
Rutan
Bradford
Routan
Chambersburg
Emery
Hensel
Reading
Delamates
Campas Reat
Salin
Phillips Friends Organize to Back Phillips for Congress
An enthusiastic meeting in New Casrum organized a 100 member Lawrence County Phillips Republican Committee led by George W. Boyles as chairman and James A. Gardner as secretary. The group pledges a determined fight to elect Thomas W. Phillips to Congress.
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New Casrun
Thomas W. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Congress
Lawrence County
Phillips Republican
George W. Boyles
James A. Gardner
Phillips
Senator Dela mater Visits Jefferson and Clarion
Senator Dela mater and his traveling companions spent the day in Jefferson and Clarion as part of a broader West Unnamed travel circuit. The stop is noted as not significantly boosting local turnout.
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Brookville
Senator Delamater
Jefferson and Clarion
Ripper's Lodging House Keeper Claims He Hid Blood Evidence
A Whitechapel lodging house keeper testifies to Albert Backett that a lodger she housed during the Ripper killings lived there. She describes blood stained towels, blood stained clothing, a large liver fragment, and envelopes sent to officials and papers, plus bloodstained sacks and a long coat, and says she now believes the lodger is Jack the Ripper.
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SY Dunlaf
Loxpon
Whitechapel
Jack the Ripper
Albert Backett
Rose Gertrude's Return to Europe Report Confirmed
Europe. IBY Dunlap's Cable Company, Paris, October 11. The report that Sister Rose Gertrude will return to Europe is confirmed if she obtains permission. She would resume duties in the firm where she was previously employed as an accountant and continue research on the topic of the scourge, though unable to fully carry out her plans yet.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Lancaster
Pengania
Wallace
New Zealand
Paris
Rose Gertrude
Europe
Justice Miller
Lincoln
Why Mills and Cork Declined In Russia Opinion
A Russian Novosti critique links mill closings and falling corn prices to Hebrews persecution. It argues expulsions from certain districts drive Russia's commerce decline. Rioters Pardoned reports Carnot will grant clemency to many workmen in Paris.
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St. Preferspuneg
Novosti
Russia
Paris
Carnot
Imprisoned Protester Linked to Strike Riots
A person imprisoned for taking part in riotous demonstrations tied to recent strikes, reflecting ongoing tensions and enforcement actions during labor disputes.
No Decision on Who Buys Coast of Zanzibar
Berti October 11. The Sultan of Zanzibar would accept 4,000,000 marks for cession of the coast but it is not decided whether the court or German East Africa Company pays. The Reichstag may not sanction payment and the government hesitates to grant sovereign rights. Negotiations continue with a likely compromise where the company surrenders supreme rights in exchange for a government loan to pay the Sultan.
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Wallace
George Wallace Delamater
Bill Hoag
Cive Tam
Bill
Jeter
Wallace Delamater
Billi
Lees
Democrati
Dale Township
Roberts
Pishe
Wat I
Senate
X—Delamater
Crawford
Berti
Zibar
Reichstag
London
Zanzibar
Heligoland
Vossisch Zeitung
England
East Africa
Fears of a smash up at Dunlaps Cable Company
London traders were uneasy on the Stock Exchange as fears grew of a general smash up. Cheques of seven members were returned today, with three actual failures, and several major houses reportedly in weak condition. Financial papers remain hopeful, but the street fears a crisis on Monday.
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London
Stock Exchange
A Composer's Severe Loss in Latent Opera Act
Lonpos October 11. Strauss reports a severe loss as the third act of his new opera Ritten Pazman disappears. The complete act vanished from a cabinet before he traveled to town. Earlier he had given a heap of manuscripts to his valet to burn, risking the third act. He must rewrite the act, delaying the premiere indefinitely.
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Lonpos
Strauss
Ritten Pazman
Unfortunate village weavers die as typhus hits
Ratibor dispatch reports 67 women and children in Schurintolowitz near Ratibor have died in the last two weeks. Meagre work and rising meat and flour prices leave villagers living on coffee and sour flour soup. Typhus claims the frail population amid poor vitality and weak health.
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Vienna
Ratibor
Schurintolowitz
Red Sea Delimitation Talks Reported Near Agreement
A semi official Italian account says Italy and England mutually concessioned on Red Sea frontiers and drafted convention articles. The sole sticking point was Kassala occupation, where Sir Evelyn Baring pressed new claims Italy rejected.
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Rome
Italy
England
Red Sea
Kassala
Evelyn Baring
Swiss Liberals Denounce Ban on Meetings in Bellinsona
In Bellinsona authorities banned all public meetings prompting thousands of Liberals to rally peacefully. Demonstrations were dispersed by cavalry with no arms displayed and no bloodshed reported.
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Berne
Bellinsona
Vario
Dublin Cemetery Employes Strike Over Disputes
Glasnevin Cemetery grave diggers have quit work threatening interments set for tomorrow. Discharges affect six hundred workers in other regions as McKinley bill impact cited. Patti to construct a synagogue at her Craig-N-Nos residence in Lorponx.
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Patti
Madame Patti
Craig-N-Nos
Burglar Jumps From Express Train to Escape
Edward Rich, a burglary convict en route to Auburn State Prison, leaped from the New York Central Express near Canastota while the train traveled 45 to 50 mph. He suffered multiple injuries including cuts and broken bones, was found lying between the tracks, and was taken to the city for treatment.
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Dispatch
Chicago and St. Louis
New York Central Railroad
Edward Rich
Auburn State Prison
Canastota
Rich
Death Looms Over Justice Miller in Washington
Justice Miller remains critically ill in Washington as family friends and dignitaries, including Chief Justice Fuller and ex Presidents Harrison and Cleveland, express sympathy. Telegrams to Mrs Miller and relatives in Vienna reach unanswered, while doctors battle phlegm and paralysis amid worsening coma.
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Reeves
Charges Against a Clergyman in Tennessee Conference
The Rev. David C. Kelly, prominent Methodist minister and Prohibition gubernatorial candidate, faces accusations at the Tennessee Conference in Pulaski. Bishop Hargrave appoints a committee to probe, with a Monday report planned as tensions rise during the sessions.
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Ipator
Nashville
David C. Kelly
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Prohibition Party
Tennessee
Dr. Kelly
Pulaski
Kelly
C. W. Winn
Hargrave
Richmond Society Ruffled by Count of Paris Visit
The Governor declined to attend a private entertainment for the Count of Paris in Richmond, prompting city debate. The Governor and his wife were seen near Colonel Archer Anderson’s home before the event, and editors blame a few individuals rather than the city for the reception. General Joseph E. Johnston is criticized for attending.
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Richmond
Paris
Archer Anderson
Anderson
Joseph E. Johnston
Gambers Start a Blaze
A report from La Harpe Illinois says the Gouchner brick block was destroyed by fire early today causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The blaze reportedly started in a saloon where gambling was underway. Woopstock Ontario notes a petition related to Birchall’s reprieve.
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la Harpe
Ill
Birchall
Woopstock
Ont
Eee
Two youths linked to Saunders shooting nabbed near Washington
Detective W. B. McBride and Frank Vandercrift arrest Brosh Darr aged about 18 and George E. Teaters aged about 22 near Taylorstown after a seven mile chase. A large mob gathered at the station and along Main Street as residents awaited the suspects’ arrival and transfer to the county jail. Mrs Saunders identified Darr by his walk. Teaters also known to Wheeling residents. Authorities plan further inquiry and a hearing is set.
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George E. Teaters
Darr
Cassville
W. Va
Teaters
Wheeling Island
Baltimore and Ohio
West Washington
Main Street
Bén Eh
Squire
Thomas Allison
Taylorstown
Parker
Wheeling
William Monroe
Joseph Rice
James Mack
Elm Grove
Mrs. Saunders
Washington
George E. Testers
Print Cloth Curtailed in Fart River Market
Print cloth production in this city fell by 90 000 pieces in the week, cutting two thirds of the six day market output. The curtailment prevented cloth backlog but left stocks rising with weak demand for six by four squares. A further week stop is under discussion and no future engagements are assured for renewed agreements.
Not Guilty Of Train Wrecking In West Troy Case
Justice Grogan discharged John Kiernan for obstructing the Central Hudson Railroad near Karners on August 29. The court found no evidence of a crime and denied a perjury motion linked to Kiernan’s alleged accomplice Thomas Cain. Harrington filed the complaint.
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Troy
Grogan
West Troy
John Kiernan
Central Hudson
Karners
Thomas Cain
Kiernan
Central Hudson, Mohawk Division
Harrington
The Dispatch Directory. A Table of Contents for Readers
The issue outlines three parts with pages listing news, editorials, and departments. It highlights topics like The Dillon O Brien Tangle The Famine Fond Expenses of Funerals A Thief's Story The Erie Canal and various features across pages including Real Estate Markets Arts and Society along with numerous notices and columns.
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Erie Canal
Steceeses Lightner
Consol
J.U. Reeser
Howangp
Bessiz Brambles
Eugenie
Coronat
Faask A
The
Country Ranson
Grand Army
Allegheny Courts
Heal Estate
Visitors from abroad study Pittsburg iron fields and gas
English and Scottish metallurgists touring Pittsburg observe rapid industrial growth and the novelty of natural gas. They praise hospitality, note waste in some mills, and applaud the cleaner, stronger heat from gas furnaces. The party departs for Chicago after three days of excursions and debate over production methods.
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Chicago
Sheffield
America
Scotland
Park Brothers
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