Blaine Speaks at Ophir Farm in Westchester Campaign Night
Blaine delivers a rally style speech at Ophir Farm hosted by Chauncey Depew and others. The event features a large Westchester crowd, notes a late addition of Patrick Egan and remarks on Irish votes, tariffs, and Chile diplomacy amid a festive dinner setting.
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Elaine
Mr. Reid
Mr. Blaine
Ophir Park
Chauncey M. Depew
Garrett A. Hobart
New Jersey
C. Kerens
Missouri
William A. Hahn
Ohio
W. H. Robertson
C. W. Hackett
William Brookfield
Patrick Egan
Chile
Solomon Hirsch
Turkey
Warner Miller
Samuel Fessenden
Blaine
New England
Ophir Farm Mansion
London
New York
Britain
Democratic Party
America
Eutland
Ezan
Neld
Pat Egan
Reid
Westchester
Mr. Egan
Mr. Depew
United States
The Revised Ballot Size and Certification Process
The article reports on ballot size being about 22 by 28 inches and the system for certifying the official ballot by October 20. It notes five party columns, state certification, and the role of Chief Clerk Sovder and aides in preparing nomination certificates amid protests and potential delays.
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Harrity
Harerssure
State Department
Reeder
Department
Sovder
Sue
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Strike Boyscott: Big Four switchmen threaten spread of walkout
Columbus reports that strikers rescinded a compromise and demand Cincinnati scale and hours. Dayton Springfield and Indianapolis crews may join in 24 hours if not met. Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio switchmen threaten 38 hour strikes. Police kept order as 50 workers labored. two strikers arrested for calling new men scabs.
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Columbus
Big Four
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Buffalo
John Burley
Governor Pattison Hailed Troops In Homestead Compliment
Harrisburg October 14 The complimentary order from National Guard headquarters commends the troops ordered into service by general orders No 19 current series for prompt response and orderly conduct at the disturbance in Homestead The Adjutant General and Governor Rene E Pattison praise the division for upholding the law and liberty of citizens.
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Pattison
Homestead
Harrisburg
National Guard
Reneet E. Pattison
W. Gurertasn
Electric Car Bomb Attempt Shocks Cleveland Suburbs
An explosion on the Mayfield line near Garfield monument damaged a street car as a discharged employee is suspected. The motor and trail car were near the city when the wheel struck a bottle and a blast hurled the car while no passengers or crew were hurt.
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Cleveland
Esat Cleveland Railroad Company
Mayfield
Garfield Monument
Naval Armor Pact Eases Friction With Carnegie Bethlehem
Washington talks between Navy Secretary Tracy and Carnegie M. Hansicker and Lt Stone eased delays in armor plate contracts for the New York and Monterey. Carnegie and Bethlehem officials vowed faster production, with conning tower and turret plates due for shipment by late November and a broader boom in armor work expected soon.
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Hunsicker
New York
Monterey
Carnegies
Honsicker
Stove
Baltimore and Ohio to consolidate Ohio and Mississippi line
Baltimore and Ohio officials who ran the Ohio and Mississippi election in Cincinnati arrived by special train. They will consolidate the Ohio and Mississippi with the Baltimore and Ohio, creating a continuous line from Jersey City to St. Louis and inspecting the new Union passenger depot in St. Louis.
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Str. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
Merchants’ Terminal Company
Jersey City
St. Louis
Still a Prophet Foretells Chicago Calamity
Rev. Andrew Jones a prominent colored preacher at the African Methodist Episcopal Church attracts crowded crowds with prophecies of a Chicago disaster. He says tall buildings will crumble and a sanguinary flood will drown many. He recalls being arrested in Pittsburgh as crazy three months before Johnstown’s flood.
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Johnstown
Chicago
Andrew Jones
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsburg
East Liverpool Firms Crippled by Car Shortage for Coal
East Liverpool reports severe coal shortages hinder factories and potteries. Local mills may shut tonight as Pittsburg coal is plentiful but cannot be shipped due to unavailable cars and restrictions on loading cars from other lines. The Dispatch notes politics from centers of activity in tomorrow's edition.
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Chile
Republican Party
United States
Baltimore
Harrison
South America
Egan
Depew
Mr. Reid
Westchester
Chauncey
Holmans
House of Representatives
East Livernoon
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Albright Saves Him 90000 in Canton Blackmail Case
In Canton on October 14 the Snyder Albright legal clash concluded with a verdict for Albright who denied the note as a forged blackmail attempt. Snyder sought 90000 claiming a note to compromise criminal intimacy with Mrs Snyder.
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Canton
Pecia
Snyder-Albright
Snyder
Albright
Mra. Snyder
Carnegie predicts U S prosperity amid global trade woes
Andrew Carnegie and his wife arrived in Loy Box Scotland and discussed a new book for workers and employers alike. He warned Britain faces harsh wage cuts and poor exports, while the United States holds surplus, enabling full employment and export under sole prosperity.
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Loy Box
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Associated Press
Homestead
Carnegie
Great Britain
Isbor
India
China
Europe
United States
Mrs Harrison Weakens Further At Washington Hospital
Washington October 14 The only change in Mrs Harrison's condition tonight is that she is a little weaker than yesterday. She slept most of the time with heavy sleep exhausting in its effects. Intermittently she would awaken for a few minutes before dropping back into slumber while awake she ate small amounts. Deep sleep may reflect medicines used to treat nervousness, closely guarded by the family due to their depressing effects.
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Washington
Mra Harrison
Blizzard Hits Utah Rockies Block Trains and Telegraph
A severe storm cripples Union Pacific service from Utah to Ogden with telegraph lines down and lines of snow 18 feet deep in places. Rotary plows operate between Laramie and Feramie as westbound trains are stranded. 80 cars of passengers from the West arrive in a three train move.
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Union Pacific
Utah Rockies
Curversss
Woo
Ogden
Utah
Sugar underweight fraud indictment shocks New York
Francis C. Hewitt city weigher is indicted on 18 counts for bribery in a sugar underweighing scheme. Edward W. Simonds names multiple exporters and sugar trust involvement. Hewitt released on 10000 dollar bail. trial set after Monday.
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New York City
Igher
New York
Francis C. Hewitt
Wall Street
United States
Holmes
United States Grand Jury
Edward W. Simonds
H. Trowbridge
L W. & P. Armstrong
George R. McDougall
Sugar Trust
Simonds
Hewitt
Ini Rs
Wallstreet
Whitehead
Treasury
Atl
United States District
Evarts
Shield
Thomas BR. Harris
Benedict
Carl von Pastan
von Pastan & Co
von Pustau
von Pustan
Mitchell
Disratca
Water shortage threatens Chicago visitors at dedication
Chicago faces a daily shortfall of 36 million gallons as a double beam pump at the Chicago Avenue works is disabled. Repair is expected to take 30 days, leaving pumps idle at Fourteenth street while a new four mile tunnel is connected to the lake. Officials downplay famine fears but warn outside areas may lack water. France’s Atlantic City by Mary Temple Bayard is noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Four Mile
Tractor Onderdonk
Prisoner fatally injured while attempting escape
Peter Galler, 25, inmate at Philadelphia House of Correction, died early this morning while trying to descend from a bathroom window using a knotted sheet rope. He was serving his twentieth sentence. intoxication cited as a factor.
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Philadelphia
Peter Galler
House of Correction
Dronkenneas
Mountain of zinc ore found near Hillsboro New Mexico
A carbonate of zinc deposit spanning over 500 acres was discovered near Hillsboro New Mexico. Initial belief classified it as lead ore but assays in St Louis and Joplin indicate zinc worth about 35 dollars per ton. Veins and indications cover a large area.
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el Paso
Tux
Hillsboro
N. M
St. Louis
Joplin
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