Victory for Home Rule in Cincinnati Legislation
Governor Campbell hailed a victory over Cincinnati interests as lawmakers adjourned amid debate on a new Board of Improvements and home rule. The dispatch notes varied opinions, urging cautious reform and criticizing alleged corruption while praising Campbell's governance and the push for a Federal style government.
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Col_vmsus
Campbell
Cincinnati
Board of Improvements
Randall Club
Pittsburg
Gever
Keobeson
Robeson
Ciccianati
Wiggins
Ross
Hysell
General Assembly
Cincionati
Muskingum
Cam
Columos
Campbell and Foraker Board Controversy Sparks Cincinnati Debate
Speakers denounced corrupt board influence in Cincinnati and argued the extra session aimed to curb upripper legislation. Campbell supporters praised his honesty while Republicans backed possible Foraker board appointees T. W. Graydon and Thomas G. Smith.
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Cincinnati
Board of Improvements
Foraker Board
Mosby
T. W. Grayden
Thomas G. Smith
Campbell
McDermott
Benz
Coxes
Balloon wedding at State Fair charms crowd of 10,000
Thomas J. Mims and Gertrude Pitman of Brewton Alabama were wed before the grand stand at the State Fair in Birmingham. Rev. B. M. Adams officiated as they rode away in a monster gas balloon with Aeronaut Baldwin. The craft rose and was last sighted at 2:30 PM over Axmoor heading toward Shelby county. The State Fair presented a $250 purse and many gifts to the couple.
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Bremingham
Ala
Thomas J. Mims
Gertrude Pitman
Brewton
Als
B. M. Adams
State Alliance
Baldwin
Red Mountain
Axmoor
Birmingham
Shelby County
State Fair
Foul Play Suspected in Disappearance of Harris
In Denven on October 24, George L. Harris a broker in real estate and mining rooms in the Burlington building until October 14 has vanished. Friends fear foul play following a prior shooting atone Brown for insulting his wife and a later reported narrow escape from an assassin, details hushed by Harris.
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Denven
George L. Harris
Burlington
Harris
Atone Brown
Brown
Patch Gossip Circles Then Tomorrow’s Issue
Gossip circles teased for tomorrow in The Dispatch with twenty pages and the largest circulation. Special departments cover drama science fiction and military and educational matters for women and grand army sport and other topics.
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Flecce
Ghanet
Grand Army
Kingfisher Capital Pick Advances in Territorial Vote
Guthrie October 24 The Council passed a bill locating the capital at Kingfisher but Governor may veto. Supporters fear a veto and urge waiting for annexed areas ceded by the Indians before a permanent location. Opponents hope this measure will fail like the Oklahoma City bill.
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Guthrie
Kingfisher
Oklahoma City
Swift Southern Justice
Augusta Georgia scene reports a 17 year old Black boy shot and killed the five year old son of white farmer J P Roberson near Miller. A deputy was intercepted by an armed mob taking the prisoner and executing him by firing squad. coroner cites death by unknown part ies.
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Augusta
Geners
Williams
J. P. Roberson
Miller
Waynesboro
Harrisburg Demonstration for Pattison Draws Crowds
In Harrisburg October 24 crowds packed the Court House for Governor Pattison campaign events as overflow crowds filled streets and a Steelton rally presided over by L S Bent. Measurable turnout reached 5,000 in Chambersburg Shippensburg Newville Carlisle and Mechanicsburg with Dauphin County favoring Pattison over Harrison by a reduced margin.
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Harrisburg
Ferqoilaal
Pattison
Court House
Barclay
W. W. Carr
F. H. Keenan
CG. Bowers
Chambersburg
Kelker Street Hall
Steelton
L. S. Bent
Pittsburg
Shippensburg
Newville
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Hamilton
Dauphin County
Democratic Committee
Harrison
Reconciled and United
New York widow Agnes Othel Tracy married Clinton Roudebush of this city, brother of Lorenzo Roudebush. Once engaged in youth, they separated, each marrying other partners. Roudebush’s wife died in 1889 leaving a child. he died last August in Germany, prompting the reunion and remarriage in New York.
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New York
Tracy
Agnes Othel
Augustin Daly
Clinton Roudebush
Lorenzo Roudebush
The
Stock Exchange
Boek Cery
Germany
Rondebush
Europe
Dancing Season Prompts New Figures and Costumes
The Dispatch previews the latest dance ideas for figures and costumes as the dancing season begins, inviting readers to tomorrow morning's twenty-page issue for all the news.
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Dispatch
Grave Robbery Follows Return of Bodies at City Cemetery
In Kansas City two paupers Robert Taylor and James Brown were buried in the union cemetery. Early Thursday the graves were robbed but bodies later returned to the plots. The sexton and police recovered the corpses and began an investigation.
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Kansas City
Robert Taylor
James Brown
Union Cemetery
Cemetery Company
Tehee town barbecue hosts Iowas and Kickapoos clash
In Tehee on October 24 a grand barbecue and Indian entertainment is planned with the Iowas and Kickapoos meeting for a war dance. Visitors from neighboring tribes will attend. Fears of intertribal trouble arise as Kickapoos resent land sales to the U S government. The event honors Chief Tehee and troops may be called to maintain order.
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Guthrie
Tehee
Lows
United States
Italian Immigrants Arrive at Port Eads Under Inspection
The steamship Elysian from Palermo arrives at Port Eads with 1000 immigrants. Major Dickson Captain Lawler and U S inspectors meet the vessel to inspect the newcomers and retain or deport any paupers criminals or others under the prohibitory code.
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New Orleans
Elysian
Palermo
Port Eads
Fire destroys Excelsior Waterproof building in Cleveland
A three story brick factory at Merwin and West streets burned this afternoon. The Janssen & Loetleins furniture firm started the blaze in a drying room on the first floor, trapping about 30 women and girls on the third floor who were rescued by ladder. Loss is estimated at 90,000 with 10,000 insurance.
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Cleveland
Excelsior Waterproof Company
Merwin
West Streets
Janssen & Loetleins Furniture
Poisoned in Prison Man Monomaniac Accuses Wife
Giuseppe Carusi Count di Montercoli, jailed for six months, insists prison food is laced with medicine, claims wife Virginia Knox Carusi arranged it. He shows swollen eyes and pains, says he will appeal to the Italian Consul if doctors confirm the poisoning. He plans to keep uneaten food for later examination.
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Philadelphia
Guiseppe Carusi
Count di Montercoli
Virginia Knox Carusi
Reclining administrator accused in heir theft embezzlement
Deputy U S Marshal L 8 Long arrived in Denver with Milan D Fletcher, sought in Indianapolis for embezzlement. Fletcher, appointed administrator of estate of veteran soldier Anderson, allegedly abducted the heir and his property to Pomona Kansas, then fled before settling the estate. He is held awaiting Indianapolis authorities.
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Denver
United States
L. 8. Long
Rio Grande County
Milan D. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Fletcher
Anderson
Pomona
Kan
Vletcher
Rome
Colorado
Deputy Long
Stories of New York Life Featured in Sunday Disp 0h
Charles T. Murray and Clare Belle contribute engaging features in THE DISP 0H. The Sunday issue promises twenty big pages with crisp and gossipy letters to-morrow for readers.
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New York
Charles T. Murray
Clare Belle
Fire at Mare Island Navy Yard destroys million-dollar stores
Two sailors sparked a basement fire at Mare Island steam engineering storehouse in Vallejo California. Firefighters battled the blaze for an hour flooding the basement while valuable government property worth about 1 000 000 dollars was ruined and drawings and maps were damaged amid the chaos. Chief Engineer Moore and Chief Clerk Hathaway narrowly escaped suffocation.
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Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yard
Organized
Navy Yard
Moore
Hathaway
Navy
San Francisco
Train Crash Kills Boy in Center Grove Bridge Collapse
A freight train crossing the under repair Center Grove iron bridge near Dusvgue Iowa derailed a truck and toppled six grain cars. Ten engine cars passed, but 15 workers on and under the bridge were endangered. Youth Robert Keatlery, 15, son of the bridge watchman, died. five others seriously injured.
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Dusvgue
Siisom Central Railroad
Inch
Center Grove
Robert Keatlery
Noble confirms resignation of Pension Agent Barclay
J Washington October 24 Secretary Noble confirms the resignation of Pension Agent Barclay announced by The Dispatch this morning. Barclay will assist in appointing a successor but no date is given for the appointment.
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Washington
Barclay
Interior Department
Noble
Iron Workers Strike at Marvel's Ship Yards
Seventy five Iron Workers Union members walked out at Marvel's ship yards in Newsree New York on October 24 demanding only union workers be employed. Management refused to discharge non union men.
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Newsree
N. Y
Iron Workers’ Union
Marvel
Youthful Stage Robber Sentenced In Franciscco Case
George W. Cummings, dubbed a youthful stage robber, was sentenced today by Judge Hoffman in Franciscco to ten years in prison for the Willetts and Ukiah stage raid.
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Say Franciscco
George W. Cummings
Hoffman
Ex Governor Noble in Critical Condition
Reported October 24 that ex Governor Noble of Wisconsin remains in critical condition. His family and physicians are at his bedside as others attend to his care in the hospital.
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Noble
Wisconsin
Banker Morgan in Peril as Yacht Catarina Breaks Up
Edward D. Morgan Jr and a crew of 15 were aboard the steam yacht Catarina, aground near Matinstock Point after a gale. The ship split on rocks, boats were launched, all escaped alive but drenched, with a total loss feared as surf pounds the vessel.
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L. L
Edward D. Morgan, Jr
Catarina
Matinscock Point
Newport
New York
Harry Craven
Mr. Morgan
Clencove
Catalina
Han Os
Captain You
Oyster Bay
Nickel shows hope of domestic nickel mining rise
October reports from Annapolis tests of nickel steel armor spur demand and a congressional appropriation, with rumors of market corners. Officials explore US nickel production prospects, noting Canadian supply and possible Virginia mines, as companies begin organizing to develop domestic sources.
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United States
Canada
Department
Virginia
Navy Department
Socialist Wilshire in San Francisco Paris-bound for London
H. Gay Wilshire of Los Angeles, a young socialist delegate elected to the Socialist Congress in London, enjoys lavish living in San Francisco before departing for Europe. The 25 year old heir spends about $10,000 yearly, rents large hotel suites, and employs a valet and a reader. Mrs Owens, an English woman, befriended him and secured a divorce before reportedly joining him to London.
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Dispatch
San Francesco
California
H. Gay Wilshire
Los Angeles
Socialist Congress
London
San Francisco
Europe
Los Angles
Jim
Benedict
Mra Owens
Denver
Leadville
Chicago
Myssif
Galorado
Leadville Leam
Sc Company
Teonghe
Aaa
Mao
Madman Dougherty Indicted for Murder in Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports James Dougherty was indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury for first degree murder in the killing of Dr. George E. Lloyd at the Flatbush Insane Asylum. Arraigned in Sessions Court he declared I believe it is true before entering a not guilty plea.
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Dougherty
New York
James Dougherty
Brooklyn
George E. Lloyd
Flatbush Insane Asylum
Court of Sessions
Lovers Knife Fight Ends in Tragedy in Osborn County
John and James Richards, cousins from Osborn County, dueled over the same woman on the road to Granteville. One stabbed the other to the heart and died instantly. The surviving cousin fled to the woods, was chased, captured, and confined in Granteville jail.
Lincoln minister avoids politics ahead of voyage
London dispatch reports Robert T. Lincoln, U.S. minister, declining to discuss the Welsh letter and Pennsylvania politics. He says he will sail for America next Wednesday and prefers to wait until he is ashore to consider any reply. Dillon and O'Brien depart Paris aboard a transatlantic steamer. A fresh Jack the Ripper scare is also noted.
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London
Robert T. Lincoln
United States
Dunlap
Tae Duis- Patch
Herbert Welsh
Lincoln Independent Committee of Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Lincoln
Mr. Welsh
Pennsylvania
America
Forger duo in court over letters of credit scheme
George Johnson and John Phillips, both held by Alderman Hart in Cincinnati, are charged with forging letters of credit and circular notes to defraud Drexel Morgan Co. They allegedly led a gang using perforating punches and prints. evidence linked them to a London and Rotterdam network. Dealers and associates faced testimony as proceedings continued.
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Tis Pration House
George Johnson
John Phillips
Alderman Hart
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Madrid
Marseilles
Liege
Coblentz
Detective Child
Johnaston
Tragheim
Pines
Rotterdam
Bank of England
Phillips
Johnson
London
Race winnings sway London Paris exchange rates
A French winner's £150000 stake on Alicante in the Cambridgeshire causes a measurable dip in the London Paris exchange rate. Brokers on both sides discuss the impact of international betting and rising sports interest on the money market as bankers monitor the race course.
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Loxspox
Alicante
Cambridgeshire
London
Paris
Dillon and O'Brien Start for Havre Express
John Dillon and William O'Brien left Paris for Havre by the eight o'clock express on their way to America. They intend to sail tomorrow aboard La Champagne.
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Paris
John Dillon
William O’brien
Havre
America
la Champagne
Pants
William O'Brien
Dillon
Canada
Tipperary
Russian emigrants shot by frontier guards at border
A group of over 300 Russian emigrants bound for Brazil were halted at the West Russian frontier post at night. Lacking exit tickets, they were driven back at bayonet point. Protests led to guards firing, killing two men and a woman with a baby, and wounding others.
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Warsaw
Brazil
Rieszaera
Raussian
Rome
Jack the Ripper Again Strikes in London Slums
A severed head and bruised body of a woman were found in a South Hanstad alley, sparked by renewed sensational police activity. No identification yet, but the victim is described as of low repute, with authorities pursuing leads amid public fear.
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London
Associated Press
Loxspon
Jack the Ripper
Hanstad
Mar
Danish Royal Visit to Baltimore Depicts U S Navy Spirit
In Copenhagen on October 24 Captain Schley of the Baltimore received photographs and autographs from the King Queen and Crown Prince via the American Minister before departure. The royal visit saw the Baltimore highly praised as Danish royalty toured with Mr and Mrs Clark Carr and the Danish Naval Minister aboard.
Privileges to Londoners in Asiatic Trade Accessions
The Jewish World reports that the Sultan of Turkey granted a London syndicate led by Sir Andrew Clark a concession to trade and build railways in parts of Asia including Palestine. The project aims to develop Holy Land resources as a key program of the new limited liability company.
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Turkey
BT Dunlap
Loshon
London
Andrew Clark
Asia
Palestine
Holy Land
Jesuits May Return to Germany Report Claims
Rome reports a Vatican organ Foo Della Ferita claims Emperor William is willing to permit Jesuits to return to Germany. Stockholm note adds Edison has joined the Swedish Academy of Science and sent phonographs in acknowledgment.
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William
Germany
SY Dunlaf
Rome
Foo Della Ferita
Vatican
DT Durlap
Stockholm
Edison
Swedish Academy of Science
Gas shutoff to hit Pittsburg mills over gas revenue aims
The Philadelphia Company will discontinue gas supply to six or seven large Pittsburg puddlers after next Tuesday, citing higher private house demand and lower mill revenue. It plans to enter illuminating gas via a new plant, hoping to undercut existing firms with cheaper light.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
M. J. Bigger
Tre Dispatch
Bigger
Kipling Serial To Debut In Dispatch Next Sunday
The Dispatch secures rights to a Kipling serial and will begin publication on Sunday November 9. The feature marks a major literary rollout for the territory with ongoing installments forthcoming.
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Dispatch
Rudyard Kipling
THE
Senator Blackburn Improves in Versailles
Senator Blackburn shows marked improvement after a restless night and medical evaluation. He is optimistic about a quick recovery and expects to be out in ten days or two weeks.
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Versailles
Blackburn
Hame
Aries
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