Michigan Plan in Supreme Court Elector Dispute at Issue
In Washington the Supreme Court prepares to hear Michigan cases on the Miner law that district electors, not lawmakers, choose presidential electors. Arguments involve fourteenth amendment principles, state sovereignty, and potential impact on Michigan's electoral votes ahead of the general election.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Banc
Electoral Commission
Washington
United States
Chicago
Justice Field
Lamar
Michigan
Fuller
New York
Michigan Supreme Court
McPherson
McPherson Et al
Republican Party
Miller
Ellis
Chaplin
Supreme Court of Michigan
Otto Kirschner
H. M. Duffield
Frederick A. Baker
Duffield
Justice Gray
Messrs. Champlin
Kirschner
Secretary of State of
Ann Arbom College
V. Kirchhoer
Kircchner
Justice Harlan
Wrista
Gray
Samuel J. Tilden
Rutherford T. Hayes
Colorado
H. A
Slinois Central Railroad
Big Four Strike Declared Over Yardmen Demands
The Big Four Railway yardmen strike began after the company refused higher pay. Ten hour rates are paid now, versus twelve elsewhere. Two 11 man committees patrol yards while officials appoint Frank Zurns yardmaster. workers face replacement if they do not return by tomorrow at 3.
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CoLumars
Big Four
Higgins
French
Cleveland
Gibson
Cincinnati
Frank Zurns
Zuras
Cemy
Building boom grows with September housing figures
Captain Spratt reports 329 buildings started in September totaling $802,359, up 31 projects and $21,657 in value from a year earlier. Since February the city issued 2,651 building permits, just 173 fewer than the entire previous year’s total.
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Captain Spratt
River miners resume work after terms accepted
Striking Monongahela river miners have apparently accepted operators terms from a month earlier. They must work at a reduction of a half cent per bushel to earn 3 cents per bushel. Miners at the Old Eagle, Vanola and Hildale mines returned to work yesterday under the new agreement.
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Monongahela River
Old Eagle
Vanola
Hildale
Funeral notice for Franx Lozan in Monessen 1892
On Wednesday morning October 12 1892 at 12 30 oclock Franx husband of Alice Lozan aged 62 years at his residence 203 Market Street Monessen notices of funeral later
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Logan
Franx
Alice Lozan
Market Street
MoKcesport
Leading pianos on display at M. Hofmann & Co
Colby Pianos and Schubert Pianos described as superior in tone and touch appear among a fine assortment and prices offered by M. Hofmann & Co at 687 Smithfield Street.
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Schubert
M. Hofmann & Co
Smithfield Street
Safe Deposit Boxes Offered By National Bank on Fourth Avenue
Encourage secure storage for valuable papers bonds and valuables in the safe deposit department of the bank at 66 Fourth Avenue. Boxes rent from five dollars yearly and up.
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Riners' Deposit National
Fourth Avenue
Fragmentary note on debt payment at Federal Street
A damaged OCR fragment mentions payment for a boy and a location on Federal Street in Allegheny. No clear names or dates beyond a street reference.
President Harrison's wife near death as campaign shifts
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Harrison critically ill with consumption while President Harrison remains at the White House tending to her bedside. Cabinet and campaign aides are in New York for Columbus events, leaving the president to manage public business and political duties from afar.
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Washington
Harrison
New York
Columbus
Metropolis
Gardner
White House
the Dispatch
National Committee
Tom” Carter
Chairman Carter
Mia Harrison
Loon Lake
Carter
Russell Harri
Mra
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
Ja. D
West
Halford
Foster
Consul Williams
Havre
Mr. Harrison
Commodore Cleveland Made Commodore of Oneida Aboard
On the steamer Oneida ex president Cleveland is named Commodore by brevet by Benedict aboard the yacht during a naval parade. Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Benedict salute as the designation is announced and Benedict enforces orders from Commodore Cleveland.
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Mr. Benedict
Grover
New York
Howard Carroll
Naval Committee
Morton
Tracy
the Treasury
Foster
Rusk
Governor Flower
Mayor Grant
Patrick Egan
Chile
Tsui Kwo Yin
Senor Romero
Charles de Strame
Baron Fava
Mavroyeni Bey
Eyre Shaw
London
Horace Porter
Benedict
Cleveland
Remarkable Escape From Cliff Fall By Hidden Wheel
A horse attached to a Walner and Friday buggy backed off a 25 foot bluff on Brighton road Allegheny after a street car incident. The buggy shattered but the horse survived with minor injuries and the driver escaped unharmed. In Etna two children died of diphtheria within hours on the same day. William age six and a half died at 1 30 PM and Matilda under one died around 10 PM.
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Walner & Friday
Brighton Road
Allegheny
William & Pjinchner
Weible Street
Etna
William
Matilda
Fares to the Fair Exposition Rates Proposed by Rail Lines
Chicago rail officials propose World’s Fair excursion fares with staged sale dates from April 15 to October 29 1893. Discounts vary by distance up to 700 miles with return windows 10 to 90 days. Proceeds aid the Guild of Saint James Episcopal Church box social followed by a musical and literary program.
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Chtcaco
Chicago
St. James Episcopal Church
Sixteenth Street
Penn Avenue
Cure for Hair Loss and Skin Ailments Reported
Freeman Storker of Allentown claims CURA HEMEDIES cured his wife’s long standing dandruff crusts and patchy hair loss. He states after nine CURICURA boxes CURICURA Soar and four pots of CURICURA Red her hair and skin fully improved with eyebrows thickened and scalp clear. He invites others to write for details.
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Allentown
Freeman Storker
Court Street
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Hayes Commission
Lohmer Pianos
Colby Pianos
Federal Street
Ailegheny
Hopeles
Commodore Cleveland
Box Social
Cutiura
Cuticura
Potrea Medical Corporation
Boston
Baby
Seay Cometuk
Ehvance
Solomon
Ruben’s
Pittsburg
Ance
North Wilkinsburg
Fitkisssone Neaxcars
Ciizens
Duquesne Traction Companies
Weg
Pxrces
GEO. S. Martin & CO
Fourth Ave
Wilkinsbuerg
Wilkinsburg Bank
Wood ST
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