Indiana State Demonstration Praises Prosperity and Protection
Keil praised protection policy as Dr Depew and Indianapolis extended royal greetings to victors. A state-wide gathering drew 25 000 people for two monster meetings with delegations from 40 to 500 in most Indiana cities. Depew reviewed Republican achievements and protection benefits while Reid urged national glories and criticized the Democratic currency plank and tariff issues. He lauded the administration and the Indiana President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keil
Depew
Anapolis
Indiana
Deyn
Reid
Chicago
Cockran in Hoosierdom Indianapolis 1890 rally report
The Democratic and Republican parades drew huge crowds in Indianapolis as Bourke Cochran of New York spoke at the Grand Opera House. He framed the campaign from a Democratic stance, arguing that Republican protection is fraudulent and unconstitutional and questioned the constitutionality of broad taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismianapolis
Ust
West End
Indianapolis
Hine
Bourke Cochran
New York
Grand Opera House
New
FIRST BLOOD FOR PECK IN POLICE COURT
Labor Commissioner Peck’s case opened in New Amity police court before Judge Guttmann. Attorney Meegan moved to dismiss due to a parallel indictment in the Court of Sessions. Judge dismissed the case citing no DA present and a pending action, with Sessions date set for November 7. An Ellery Anderson suit seeks Supreme Court ruling on tariff circulars and answers as public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Guttmann
Court of Sessions
Clute
E Ellery Anderson
Edwards
Supreme Court
Fusion IX South Dakota signals possible party shift
The Secretary of State received by mail yesterday the resignation of Channel L. Wood of Rapid City, a regularly nominated Democratic candidate for Congress, hinting at fusion. With resignations due by today, several more on the State ticket are anticipated, and last week’s Democratic and Populist committees offered no clear action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrin
STL
Miail
Channel L. Wood
Rapid
Congress
Huron
Wood
College Boys Booming at Chicago Speeches
A monster College League of Republican Clubs meeting drew a crowded Auditorium with overflow at Battery B. Speakers included Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, Secretary Charles Foster, and President James F. Burke presiding. Lincoln and Ferry received a hearty reception with repeated applause for McKinley and Harrison mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGco
College League of Republican Clubs
Battery B
Robert T. Lincoln
Charles Foster
James F. Burke
Pittsburg
Lincoln
Fery
Disine
ScKinley
Harrison
Porin’s speech interrupted by knight of the golden circle
In AxN Amnon on October 24 a heckler disrupted General Stevenson Democratic vice presidential hopeful, calling him a Knight of the Golden Circle. The general replied you’re a liar, sparking a notable sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axn Amnon
Micy
Porin
General Stevenson
Golden Circle
Amherst College and oaty split over Cleveland support
Report notes 23 of 33 Amherst College members favor Grover Cleveland amid other party tensions. Mayor Grant declines to lead a Kentucky distillery syndicate. Joose Copier signals support for Cleveland and opposition to the McKinsey bill. Denver registration up 7,000 from last year, with claims of tampering. few arrests. Kinsey J. Snively sues Seattle official over damages tied to a prior press article alleging fraud and embezzlement in Grafton, W. VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst College & Oaty
Grover Cleveend
Grant
Kentucky Distillery Syndicate
Joose Copier
Cleveland
McKinsey
Denver
Kinsey J. Snively
Washington
Seattle
Pressinra
Snively
Grafton
W. A
Detective Coulson Fails to Find Shooter in Denny's Court
Detective Sol Coulson confronted a night shooting in Denny's court off Grant street where Pat Rowan and Mike Maloy argued. Ronan drew a revolver, Maloy fled, a bullet grazed Maloy's trouser leg, a crowd gathered as officers hunted Tecpan. Tecpan hid in a cellar and was captured with the revolver, sent to the Central station with Maloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Coulson
Denny's Court
Grant Street
Pat Rowan
Mike Maloy
Ronan
Maloy
Tecpan
Stealing the River and Harbor Lines Clash in Court
The grand jury found true bills in 90 river encroachment cases as prosecutors target riparian owners in Pittsburgh and Allegheny. District Attorney Lyon says the suits aim to prevent future filling and enforce new harbor lines while warning widespread damage suits may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Allegheny
United States
Buffington
Lyon
Cook Hall
Mr. Lyon
Cook Hell
Pittsburg
George Free
Free
Grand Jury
United States District
Secretary of War
John W. Arris
State and General Government Roles in Navigation
The speaker argues many old laws and grants must be weighed. He holds that the General Government must keep streams open and remove obstructions to navigation, but its jurisdiction ends there. Beyond that line, the State takes over.
Annual Hospital Association Meeting Highlights Free Care and Gifts
The Western Pennsylvania Hospital Association held its annual meeting at the Free Dispensary on Sixth Avenue. It reported 3,728 free patients across Penn, Allegheny General, Homeopathic, and South Side Hospitals, totaling 111,378 free hospital days. Donations in 1892 reached 7034 45, with major gifts from churches, schools, and fraternal orders. A disputed $5 payment matter at Allegheny General Hospital prompted an executive committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hospital Association
Allegheny General Hospital
Hospital
Western
Pennsylvania
Sixth Avenue
Penn Hospital
Allegheny
S General Hospital
Homeopathic Hospital
Southside Hospital
Association
Benbow
Baptist Churches
Episcopal
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Evangelical Lutheran
Methodist Episcopal
Reformed Episcopal
First Christian Church, of Allegheny
Evangelical Association
Christ M. E. Church
Pittsburg Public Schools
Allegheny Public Schools
Entleves
GA. Easts
Knights of Labor Assemblies
Ladies of the
Odd Fellows
Sovereigns of Industry
Knights of Pyrthias
Topographical Union
Fire and Police Departments
Pittsburre
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Masonic Lodges
Daughters of Liberty
Bricklayers’ International Union
Royal Arcanum
Fidelity Title and Trust Co
West Penn
Allegheny General
Southside
Mary Drummond
Executive Committee
Youngest college president welcomed at Duquesne reception
Dr. E. D. Warfield, 33, Laf ayette College president and the youngest in the nation in his post, registered at the Duquesne. Alumni formed an association during his reception, with Rev John Fox praising him. Attendees included James Gayley, Rev A D Light, George B R Stewart, J H Palmer, W C Anderson and others. Fox became chairman, Anderson secretary, with a January banquet planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Warfield
Lafayette College
Duquesne
Leipsic
Pennsylvania
James Gayley
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
A. D. Light
George BR. Stewart
J. H
J. A. Palmer
W. C. Anderson
G. W. Chalfant
W. Anderson
Fox
First Smallpox Hospital Empty As Year Turns
For the first time this year the Municipal Smallpox Hospital has no patients. The last two cases, Thomas James and his wife, from the East End with their 6 month old baby, were discharged yesterday cured. The baby died last Wednesday. Two men and the baby were the only fatalities. Health authorities monitor the city for new cases and aim to stamp out the disease in its incipiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas James
East End
Prison Reformers Prepare for National Prison Association Meet
Chaplain Milligan of the Western Penitentiary travels to Baltimore for the December gathering. Important papers on prison work will be presented by Carroll D. Wright of the Labor Bureau. The association committees include Reform in Criminal Law chaired by Prof Whalen, Police in Cities chaired by Major McClaughry, Prison Discipline chaired by Captain Seer, and Preventive and Reformatory Work chaired by Mex Johnston. Warden Wright will read on prison discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milligan
Western Penitentiary
Baltimore
National Prison Association
Carroll D. Wright
Labor Bureau
Association
Prof. Whalen
Yale College
Major McClaughry
Chicago
Seer
Toronto
Johnston
Indianapolis
Wright
Soldier in Jail as Court Martial Awaited for Desertion
Jerry EF Trober is held in county jail awaiting orders to move to Columbus barracks for trial by court martial on desertion. Enlisted in May 1890, he earned a furlough to Beaver Falls, where he married and decided not to return to service, later finding work near New Castle before arrest and surrender to authorities. Beaver Falls strikers blame Burgess Critchlow and merchants. Tiley appealed to Carnegie Company to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry EF. Trober
Columbus Barracks
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Burgess Critchlow
Tiley
Carnegie Company
Daughters of Liberty Vote on Funeral Benefit Plan
The Daughters of Liberty are voting on a proposition to create a funeral benefit association. The proposal is not favored by many members. If approved, the organization could gain many members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Liberty
Wanamaker Frick Private Depot Conference Amid Campaign Funds Talk
Postmaster General Wanamaker and H C Frick met privately at the Union depot. They discussed campaign finance while Wanamaker, en route from Chicago to Philadelphia, learned of President Harrison's critical condition. Frick arrived with private secretary. both old friends, the meeting focused on private business, not public policy. Wanamaker praised Republican prospects in New York and Western states, noting Indiana's mixed outlook but overall Republican leanings barring unforeseen events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
H. C. Frick
Union Depot
Wanamaker
Chicago
Philadelphia
Harrison
Washington
Halford
Frick
Carnegie Interests
West
Mr. Frick
East Liberty
Mr. Wanamaker
Senator Quay
New York
B. F. Jones
Carnegie
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Dalzell to Speak at Lawrenceville Republican Meeting and Parade
Lawrenceville Republicans plan a meeting at Turner Hall Butler Street with speakers John Dalzell and H L Gourley. A parade will form at Twenty-ninth and Penn and move to Butler Street then to Forty-seventh Street. Marshals and club contingents from Tariff Club Magee Guards and Allegheny groups will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Turner Hall
Butler Street
John Daizell
H. L Gourley
Twenty-ninth Street
Penn Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
William H. Mathews
Ford Teets
J. M. Henderson
Steffet
Tariff Club
L. Magee
Twenty-first Ward
Eleventh Ward
Allegheny
Po. Mt. Sharp
Thirty-sixth Street
Union Depot
Twentyninth Street
Ratify Mass Meeting Planned by Republicans in Birmingham
Extensive preparations mark tonight's Republican mass meeting at Birmingham Turner Hall under Alderman McGarey. Hon. E. E. Cotton will preside with a long list of South Side vice presidents, speakers include Henry Hall F T Gilbert and Cotton, with Alderman Eves arranging for many Southside women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Turner Hall
Alderman McGarey
E. E. Cotton
Hon
Henry Hall
F. T. Gilbert
Cotton
Alderman Eves
Democracy Will Preach Free Trade Doctrines This Week
Democratic mass meetings are planned in Terentum Blossomville West End Gymnasium and Morningside road schoolhouse with speakers including Brad dock Breil Gasser Wise Brennen Walls Meyers McGeary Duffy Hawley. Republican Magee Guards will join a New York demonstration on November 5 with Southside organizers Rohlandt Ruhlandt Riggs and Barchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terentum
John R. Braddock
Joseph C. Breil
Frank I. Gasser
Blossomville
Baldwin Township
William Walls
Frank L Gasser
Jesse Wise
West End Gymnasium
William J. Brennen
Henry Meyers
William H. McGeary
Morningside Road
E. F. Duffy
Joseph Hawley
Magee Guards
New York
Magee
Southside
A. J. Barchfield
J. W. Rohlandt
L W. Riggs
Charles Ruhlandt
Relative of Grover registrant at Duquesne
A Very Confident Relative H Cleveland of New York claiming kin to Grover registered at the Duquesne yesterday. He is an enthu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cleveland
New York
Grover
Duquesne
Democrats Hopeful At Allegheny Club Meeting
The Jacksonian Democratic Club of Allegheny held a lively meeting at their Second and East streets clubroom last night with Thomas Rafferty chairing. EF Duffy predicted a Cleveland landslide and labor support. Joseph Briel spoke in German to applause. E G Lang claimed a strong legislative victory. Andres Schelle argued the tariff benefits manufacturers only and would vote for Cleveland for tariff reform aiding labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonian Democratic Club
Allegheny
Second
East
Thomas Rafferty
EF Duffy
Cleveland
Joseph Briel
E. G. Lang
Lecisla
Chief Brown Pushes Chemical Engines for Southside Wards
City orders five year contract for Dr Czarnecki to remove dead animals and condemned meat with $3,500 yearly bid. J P Richardson to build a frame engine house for $7,795 and Waite Rowland to repair No 17 engine house tower for $2,525. New chemical engines ordered for unpaved districts, three more likely soon, with placements planned in Thirty-fifth and Thirty-first wards and an additional Southside ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Brown
Dr. Czarnecki
J. P. Richardson
Walter Street
Proctor Alley
Waite & Rowland
Second Avenue
Humphries
Brown
Thirty-fifth
Thirty-first
Southside
Married a Welsh singer in New York amid California talk
L. J. Llewellyn of the Los Angeles Columbia foundry wed Miss Kate Morgan, a Welsh contralto, in New York after a yearlong courtship. They planned to meet halfway, with William James of the New York Central in attendance. Llewellyn, stopping in New York for an order, noted California irrigation progress and a Republican tilt, while touching on Chinese registration and demographic shifts on the Pacific Slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Llwellyn
Columbia Foundry
Los Angeles
Monongahela House
Llewellyn
New York
Kate Morgan
Wales
Miss Morgan
A of
Paris
William James
New York Central Road
Mr. Llewellyn
Carnegie Company
California
Beaver
Nevada
Harrison
Pacific
Dishonest Domestic Arrested at Blattner's Hotel
Amelia Makowski a Polish domestic at Joseph Blattner's Hotel corner of Allegheny Avenue and Robinson Street Allegheny was arrested and confined on a larceny charge after money jewelry and other valuables disappeared from the hotel Superintendent Hamilton of Allegheny Parks returned from Chicago where he supervised the Pennsylvania building at the World’s Fair noting it was the only state building completed in time Flowers for the occasion came from Drexel and Childs conservatories and Allegheny Parks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Makowski
Joseph Blattner
Allegheny Avenue
Robinson Street
Allegheny
Nineteenth Street
Pittsburg
Allegheny A
Blattner
Makowski
Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Allegheny Parks
Chicago
A. J. Drexel
Geo W. Childs
Philadelphia
Lost in a Strange City fails to reappear in city
Mrs Burnett of Denniston Ohio visiting relatives on Webster avenue was separated from her guide on Washington street and has not been seen since. Police were notified and a search started as night fell. Believed to be bewildered and possibly staying somewhere for the night. Elmer E Bail of Homestead men charged with treason was released on 10000 bail. The Iams case set for Thursday after a slow hearing with witnesses. Pittsburg and Western inspectors, led by President Mayer, visited by B and O officials, expected to reach Pittsburg at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Denniston
Webster Avenue
Union Depot
Washington Street
Elmer E. Bail
Peter Steinner
John Rushs
Berthold Albertz
Pittsburg
Leap From Window Averts Police Raid Riot At Fifth Avenue Tenement
Bridget Moran and Catherine Tobin escaped a police raid by leaping from a second story window with an infant, halting a riot in a crowded Fifth Avenue tenement. Annie Canberry and Mary Shellhorn fled upstairs. Shellhorn leaped with her baby, suffering a sprain but saving the child. Both women were captured and taken to Central station for treatment. Shellhorn is married to detective Harry Shellhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Moran
Catherine Tobin
Fifth Avenue
Conners
Central Station
Annie Canberry
Mary Siuellhorn
Merry
Mary Shellhorn
Canberry
Shellhorn
Harry Shellhorn
Law and Order
Mrs Fitzpatrick Seeks Aid After Desertion and Hardship
Mrs Molly Fitzpatrick sought aid at the Department of Public Charities after her husband deserted her in Kentucky. She planned to go to Columbus with transportation provided, then came to Pittsburg to support herself. She failed to do so and her few belongings were taken for debts, though she had friends in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Fitzpatrick
Department of Public Charities
Columbus
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Safe deposit vaults offered at Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Do not risk fire or thieves keep valuables in safe deposit vaults at the Farmers' Deposit National Bank 66 Fourth Avenue. Vaults offered for rent at six a year and upward. Also mentions De Witt's Little Early Risers for constipation and various tonics for indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ ‘Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Hozes
de Witt
Parisian Flats and Bonnets Millinery Display
A department展示 announces over 500 hats and bonnets for street carriage evening and theater wear. Prices low for high quality material and skilled work. Special orders handled in-house with quick turnaround and matched gowns. Friday display highlights evening wear mourning and children’s millinery with new styles.
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Cockran
Hoosierdom
Orve
Peck
Fusion
South Dakota
College Boys
Charles Paster
Teverson
Coulson
United States Grand Jury
BR & O
Roberts
Dr. Warfield
Old
Lafayette
Prison Reformers
National Association
John Dalzell
Siastic
Southside Hill
France
Iams
Mnisjored
Stationery
W. V. Dermitt & CO
Law Blanc
Sixth Ave
J. Kerwin Miller & CO
Smithfield Street
Batiste
Maekri Bei
John W. Moody
Fayette County
McCandless
Marshal Harrah
Ian
JOS, Horne & CO
Penn Ave
JOS. Horne & CO
Axminsters
Smith
Edward
Groetzinger
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