Sherman and Reed Discuss Finance in Large Republican Rally
A Chicago crowd of over 2,000 heard Senator John Sherman of Ohio defend the Fifty-First Congress and attack Democratic platform planks on currency and taxation. Sherman argued for stable currency and tariff policy while contrasting Republican and Democratic approaches to finance and industry.
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Crrcaco
Central Music Hall
Ttepublicans
Chicago
Tinisois
John Sherman
Ohio
Henry W. King
SIEVENSON PLEADS FOR GROVER IN SOUTHERN STOP
The article notes Sivenson making a plea for Grover Cleveland while campaigning in Sadan and Mrem on October 22. A Democratic ticket linked to Vice Presidential nominees is described as arriving from the South. A rally drew a large crowd and workingmen delegates, with speeches highlighting reform and opposition to McKinley.
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Sadan
Mrem
Evesson
Banaroft
Arbeiter Sl
Ae Peas
Peale
Grover Dion
General denounces Tore bill urging Cleveland vote
The speaker condemned the Tore measure and urged voters to support Grover Cleveland, appealing to Americans to stand with him for their homes and hearths amid strained relations with South American republics.
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Grover Cleveland
Reed on the Stump in Albany Portrait of Protective Tariff Speech
Hon. Thomas B. Reed of Maine spoke to a 3000 strong Republican gathering in Albany on October 22. He praised protection, attacked Democrats as habitually fault finding, and cited McKinley era gains while arguing for maintained tariff walls to shield American labor and wealth.
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Albany
AuBany
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
John M. Palmer
Mr. Reed
Palmer
Reed
Democratic Party
Demotcratic Party
Smong
Shaye
Boston
Peck
Cleveland
Hill
Ste Ps
Arrests in Delaware Over Voter Registration Irregularities
In Wilmington Delaware on October 22 four Democratic voter registration supervisors William B Quinn James H Ahrens Clayton Harrison and Franck P Hyland were arrested and held on 2000 bail each for irregularities in voter qualification More arrests followed during the day and a large Democratic meeting featured Senator Gray denouncing intimidation and warning the party may challenge arrests in federal prisons but will not be overawed or have votes stolen.
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Wil
United Democracy
Delaware
Gray
Charges cloud Washington gubernatorial race in 1886 records
In Seattle the 1886 affidavits accuse Democratic candidate H. J. Snively of leaving Grafton with a bad record and embezzling 1500 for infant heirs. Republicans counters accuse John H. McGraw of leading opium smuggling and a past gambling swindle.
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Seattle
H. J. Snively
Grafton
W. Va
Bartle
Snivel Htin
Eatirginia
John H. MecGraw
CAN'T COME TO TERMS IN WISCONSIN APPORTIONMENT FIGHT
Mapisor Wis Oct 22 Both Houses adjourned Monday night without an apportionment bill. The Apportionment Committee has agreed on Assembly districts but not Senate districts. Democrats concede Assembly changes, Republicans reject Senate district plan. Senator McBride remains hopeful for an agreement.
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Mapisor
Wis
McBride
Palhee Wash Denies Congressional Nomination Bid
Albany dispatch reports Commander in Chief of the G A R John Patten clarifies he was not a candidate at the Albany congressional convention and his name was used without authorization. He cautions Democrats against capitalizing on the issue and says he did not seek the nomination.
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Senator Sherman
Lincoln
Republican Party
United States
Treasury
United
Sour
Sar
Existnce
Sys
Stase Bank
Congress
Newark
Mt Metropolis
Albany
G. A E
Tam
Ben Albany
Joux Patwen
Washinoton
Presbyterian Synod
James Roberts
D. D
Thomas J. Sherwood
J. G. Heckman
Reading
Lehigh Presbytery
Presbytery of
Philadelphia
North
Presbytery
John D. Batts
Dowington
Chester
Pennsylvania
Chester County
Redstone
Secretary Foster Delivers Tariff Talk at Opera House
Hon. Charles Foster, Treasury Secretary, spoke at the Opera House on October 22. He discussed tariff policy reciprocity and commerce in a lengthy address and was escorted from his hotel amid Republican support.
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Daverpoint
Charles Foster
the Treasury
Opera House
Foster
Chicago Police Brutality Sparks Public Outcry Reports
Oct 22 reports describe Chicago police using heavy force at a street parade. Vice President Morton witnessed violence against civilians, including an elderly woman, with journalists calling the force brutal and uncivil.
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Morton
Ejectment Case Involving Lash Versus Spayd and Miter
In Reapino on October 22 the ejectment suit of Isaae KR Lash against Jonathan Spayd and Elvira L. J. Miter advances. The filing notes a claim for lawyers fees and a disputed lower acreage version in Dover, with the courtroom action pending.
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Reapino
Isaae KR Lash
Jonathan Spayd
Elvira L. J. Miter
Dover
Two Jailbreakers Escape During Double Murder Case
Futch and Floyd, key suspects in the Monroe Junction express robbery and murder, escaped the Orange County Jail in Orlando after unlocking a cage and tunneling through a wall. A manhunt is organized as others connected to the plot cooperate with investigators.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Futch
Floyd
Monroe Junction
Orange County
Orlando
Aecents
Stafford
Fatch
Mig
Si Pickett
Woes of a Candidate Lenhart arraigned on embezzlement charge
Harry Lenhart independent Republican candidate for the Legislature from the Twentieth ward was arraigned before Magistrate Durham on embezzlement accusations by Cora E Dotterer. She claims Lenhart, acting as her agent and attorney, appropriated 600 of her money. He was held in 600 bail.
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Paeriapetrica
Harry Lenhart
Twentieth Ward
Durham
Cora E. Dotterer
Lenhart
S Rusee
Bra
Dottererer
Mra Dotterer
Stiil
Apaches Too Cute To Live
Renegade Apaches led by the Kid murder two cowboys near Morencio on Eagle Creek. Three Apaches seen returning from Mexico used a forged Mexican trail marker before ambushing Bi Meyer and John Gardiner of the Turtle Cattle Co. Bodies buried at Morencio amid signs and blood stained horses. locals suspect the group swore they never left the San Carlos reservation.
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Tuccos
Aziz
Kid
Eagle Creek
Morencio
Mexico
Bi Meyer
John Gardiner
Turtle Cattle Company
Gardiner
Meyer
San Carlos
Pair of Hunters Slay 490 Pound Bear in Redfield Trap
Hunters Will Steadman and John Hogan of Redfield Oswego county set a bear trap. Hogan fired twice missing before the bear charged. Steadman grabbed the gun and killed the bear, weighing 490 pounds, the largest yet in the area. A $10 bounty was awarded. the skin was branded and skull burned. The pair had killed three bears in two months.
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Union
Will Steadman
John Hogan
Redfield
Oswego County
As Bear
Hogan
Steadman
Justice of the Peace
Killing frosts in Mexico devastate corn crops
Advices from Zaccaratl Mexico report a killing frost in the region damaging the new corn crop. The disaster worsens ongoing suffering unless relief from charitable sources arrives. U S corn shipments to Mexico continue, while a car famine on the Mexico National Railroad on the Texas side alarms officials.
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San Axtoxio
Zaccacatl
Mexico
United States
Mexico National Railroad
Texas
Divorce Petition Filed by Bennington Woman Against Paris Clergyman
Eliza M. Snively of Bennington Vermont sues Rev. Thaddeus A. Snively in Bennington county court for divorce on the ground of intolerable severity. Snively, son of Daniel Snively of Greencastle Pennsylvania, currently heads the American chapel in Paris. A June separation agreement reportedly relinquished control of the children, details kept secret.
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New York
Eliza M. Snively
Bennington
Troy
Thaddeus A. Snively
Paris
France
Bennington County
Snively
Daniel Snively
Greencastle
Secr Aeve
Lancaster Census Bulletin Highlights Lancaster Industries
Census Bureau releases Lancaster Pennsylvania manufacturing and mechanical data with 1800 comparisons. It lists number of industries establishments capital invested wages paid and value of products and materials used for the period. The Duquesne Steel Works set a world record with a 12 hour turn and 668 heats.
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Wasminctos
Census Bureau
Lancaster
Eetablisam'ta
Brapnocn
Duquesne Stes
Dr Louis Osset Scie suet Sete
Incomplete readable text mentions Dr Louis and Osset with scattered terms suggesting a scientific or academic note. The fragmentary items reference names and titles without a clear event or outcome.
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Ee Nn
Tien
Dr. Louis
Oseset Scie Suet Sete
Presbyterian Synod Debates Public Money for Sectarian Schools
The Pennsylvania and West Virginia Synod discussed a push to end public funding for sectarian schools. Resolutions urged Congress to cease appropriations to such schools, with copies to the Senate and House. Debates covered church disputes, the Copper case, and reports on colleges and ministerial life insurance.
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H. Fulton
Washington and Jefferson College
J. D. Moffatt
D. D
Fulton
Dr. Patterson
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Congress of the
United States
Senate
House of Representatives of
Horier
A Theological Seminary
H. O. Gibbons
General Protestant Episcopal Convention peers new bishops
The House of Deputies met in executive session at Baltimore on October 22 to consider bishop nominations from the House of Bishops. Seven new bishops were added, including Rev. William Crouse Gray and Rev. Lemuel Ory Wells, with reports on canon amendments related to marriages burials and ordination documentation. A London group of investors visited Reynolds to assess the Mexican Central railway project.
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Episcopalians
Baltimore
House of Deputies
General Protestant Episcopal Convention
House of Bishops
McVickar
Pennsylvania
Joint Committee On Conference
Ronthor
Florida
William Crouse Gray
D. D
Colorado
William Morris Barker
Oklahoma and
Indian Territories
Francis Koy Brooke
Michiget
Joseph Horsfall Johnson
Thomas Allen Tidball
Lemuel Ory Wells
di Sangha
Samuel Bousarets Johnson Loy Ty
Dr. Davenport
Committee On Caucus
Pot
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A Quaker City Tragedy: Florida Grower Kills Wife and Ends Life
Frank Higel, an orange grower from Florida and former manufacturer in Philadelphia, mortally wounds his wife Addie at his sister in law's home and then shoots himself. He had returned to Philadelphia in pursuit of his wife, who had been living with her sister, and the couple argued before he fatally wounded her and ended his own life.
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Frank Higel
Philadelphia
Florida
Addie
Higel
Puraan
Samuel Kehr
Behr
Ocean
Widower Marries Widow's Daughter in Utica
Alfred Frederick Messenger of Corry Pennsylvania married Miss Catherine Frances Manahan of Utica at St Patrick's Church in a surprise ceremony. The widow sought a new match via Chicago agency and arranged introductions for her daughters, with Messenger choosing Catharine, the younger daughter, who had recently traveled from New York City.
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Utica
St. Patrick's Church
Alfred Frederick Messenger
Corry
Catherine Frances Manahan
Manahan
Messenger
Romero's New Policy Halts Mining Concessions in Mexico
The Romero administration plans to stop granting new mining concessions. Issued October 22 in Mexico City, the treasury secretary aims to recover deposits failed by prior operators, transferring control to the National Treasury. The move follows recent declarations of default on several concessions.
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City of
Mexico
Romero
the Treasury
National Treasury
Danzell’s First-and-Last Vote in Congress On Corporations
The record notes Danzell cast his initial and final vote in Congress regarding corporate matters. No further context or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
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Danzell
Concession scheme ties Count Mitkiewicz to Chinese Minister
Washington details of a complex furniture seizure, fraud claims, and a disputed debt arise in the Circuit Court. Count Mitkiewicz, Horner, Wall, and the Chinese Minister figure in a struggle over $7,500 in furniture and a $16,800 bank claim. The case moves to a merits hearing next Wednesday as further connections are explored.
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Judan Wall
EK. J. Horner
New York
Elliot F. Schapard
Robert Christy
C. A. Brandenburg
North River Bank
Mitkiewicz
Horner
Beemis
Chicago
Affrant
de Mitkiewicz
Affiant
Wall
Ture
Mitkiewics
Hormer
Henry Westfall
Justice Bradley
Mexican Central Railroad Mechanics Strike Over Dollar Depreciation
Reports from Ciudad de México say Mexican Central Railroad mechanics have struck from Chihuahua to the City of Mexico seeking a five dollar daily wage, about a ten percent raise, due to the devalued Mexican dollar. Authorities and rail workers relations are unsettled as the walkout continues.
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Paso
Tex
Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Chihuahua
Mexican
Eruption From Birth Cured in Three Weeks by Cuticura
A birth eruption persisted despite doctors and simple remedies but resolved in three weeks after using Cuticura products. The account emphasizes rapid recovery and product effectiveness for a lifelong skin issue.
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W. A. Bang
William
Newark
Portes Ace Chemical Prepared Notice in Boston
A prepared notice from Portes Ace Chemical Corporation of Boston outlines price and resolution details for an item or process. The fragment mentions EOAr Se RESOLVEST and a chemical preparation context.
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Eoar
Resolvest
Portes Ace oNp Chemical Lomporation
Boston
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